FILE NAME: Rogers Corporation (ROG) DATE: 1977 Aug 3 DOC#: ROG043 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo RE National Bureau of Standards Asbestos Workshop - A Synopsis August 3, 197?

FILE NAME: CTFA (CTFA) DATE: 1976 Mar 11 DOC#: CTFA008 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Meeting Minutes-CTFA Talc Task Force N ____ ._____ -- - ... .

FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1972 Nov 28 DOC ASB051 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to Bendix from The Friction Materials Standards Industry RE Warning Labels 55 November 28 1972 Mr.

FILE NAME DuPont DUP DATE 1970 Aug 25 DOC DUP065 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to C.I.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1976 May 18 DOC JMA521 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Westinghouse AsbestosCement Sheet Part 2 of 2 .

FILE NAME Kaiser Cement KCEM DATE 1973 DOC KCEM011 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Formula for Product made in Seattle Antioch eelSyne,anfhast Mee avery!

FILE NAME Kelly Moore KM DATE 1972 Feb 28 DOC KM013 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Meeting Minutes - PACO Production Meeting with BC Notes PRESENT GUESTS PACO PRODUCTION MEETING February 28 1972 PLAINTIFF'S tables EXHIBIT Doug Merrill Bob Miller Bill Moore Dan Murphy Walter Pickens Don Marqaurdt Bob Scudder 1 Both our 5525 Taping continue to get good field reports and these products in the near future Compound and our 5535 Finishing Compound we believe that all of our sales will be with 2 We have decided to change the number of 25 lb. bags on a pallet and it will be increased to 100 bags per pallet from the present 80 bags This will help us in our material handling problems and make a more uniform pallet since the 50 lb. texture bags are already 2,500 lbs per pallet This now means that all powder joint compounds and wall textures will be 2,500 lbs per pallet Ready cartons will continue to be 2,400 lbs per pallet and the ceiling texture will be 50 bags per pallet which will vary in weight depending upon the ceiling texture sold since the 6373 is 31 lbs per bag and the 6374 is 40 lbs per bag 3 Dan Murphy reports that the work is about done on a 5515 All- Purpose Joint Compound and that Walt Pickens will be able to start field testing this in the next week or so Along with this he plans to have a 5535 Finishing Compound which will be like the B Formula however he thinks we can have it slightly better with minimum rewetting 4 Walt Pickens has had our 6373 and our 6374 tested by one of the largest accounts in the Bay Area and received very good reports on both products We now feel that both of these products are fully ready for sale to all accounts 5 BobMillerreports that the latest bulletinon the use ofasbestos in joint cement and paint products indicate that we will not have to eliminate from our formulations immediately however it will be necessary for us to provide proper respirator devices for the men and have lung rays made of the workers at least once each two years Further information on this will facturing be operations by Bob Miller put out to each of the manu- 6 We have temporarily caught up on our lab work for our regular joint cement compounds and wall textures so that we can now assign full priority to Dan Murphy's work on a lower ceiling texture with extra mileage that would make us equal to Hamilton's KMX 01381 CC Gene Biddle Al Drzewinski Bill Harrison Al Holland | .

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1970 May 27 DOC NMA150 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Arizona Daily Star Newspaper Article - New Enemy Discovered in Asbestos ...

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1973 July 20 DOC NMA136 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION LA Times - Asbestos Workers - Walking Backwards Until They Die AND NO ONE SEEMS TO CARE MIKE LA VELLE Historical Times Los Angeles Times Current File Jul 20 1973 ProQuest Historical Newspapers Los Angeles Times 1881-1985 1881-1985 1881-1985 Pg B9 AND NO ONE SEEMS TO CARE | Asbestos Workers Backwards Until They Die BY MIKE VELLE CHICAGO of the men in the asbestos workers union before he died used to walk : backwardsI had never seen this before until I began to care for asbestos workers You may wonder why asbestos workers walk backwards They don't always walk backwards It - is only going upstairs They are so short of breath that after two steps they have to sit down It is easier to go up a flight of stairs backwards than walking up It is a terrible as way to die That is from Dr.

FILE NAME Quigley QUIG DATE 1972 DOC QUIG045 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Gov Report - Cover page only a criteria for a recommended standard PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE HEALTH SERVICES AND MENTAL HEALTH ADMINISTRATION > NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH N.J.

FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1970 Sept 15 DOC OC436 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Warning Labeling Language E.

FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1970 Sept 30 DOC OC259 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Regarding Asbestos Fiber Memo RE Unarcoboard Labeling Oy 81 87-61230 87-61230 Sn Septe3m0b1e97r0 , Wasrestoad Iebeling- P O'N FAslay 22 rad , Nae ~ - . . r . : seat %. . .

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1975 July 14 DOC BRK249 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Raybestos Manhattan Memo RE The Hazards of Asbestos for Brake Mechanics RRR ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATION -- { Joestos Joestos Joestos Joestos gat Manhattan Manhatan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Corporate - Trumbull DIVISION and LOCATION TO Messrs W.

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1976 Apr 6 DOC BRK173 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo with Asbestos Sampling Results TE LY ' fl -' Mr.

FILE NAME Manhattan RBM DATE 1977 June 22 DOC RBM053 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Unpublished Presentation - Medical Aspects of Occupational Exposure to Asbestos [7 MEDICAL MEDICAL MEDICAL ASPECTS ASPECATSSPECTS ASPECTS ASPECTS OF OF OCUPATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL Lewinsohn MB Medical Director .