FILE NAME Insulation Contractors & Distributors ICD DATE 1973 June DOC ICD026 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Trade Journal - NICA June 197.3 VOU NO ?

FILE NAME Insulation Contractors & Distributors ICD DATE 1974 DOC ICD029 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Insulation Hygiene Progress Reports from the Insulation Industry Hygiene Research Program le ront E St wi MOUNTS MEDICINE SCHOOL MEDICINE MEDICINE % University of The City of of New York INSULATION HYGIENE PROGRESS REPORTS FROM THE INSULATION INDUSTRY HYGIENE RESEARCH PROGRAM Irving J.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1975-1976 DOC JMA298 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo & Letters - Comments to OSHA with BC Notes 7/6/98 7/5/98 Comments to OSHA 1975 Comments selected by J.M. re 1975 OSHA proposed lowering of asbestos exposure limit including Mobil Oil Zidell Explorations shipbreakers Standard Oil Indiana Borg Warner Thiokol 3M a JM Manville 2836 2836 axxaxx Internal Correspondence To P.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1973 Dec 11 DOC NMA081 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - Asbestos Cement Pipe Ban Is Urged By Science Center Current Urged Asbestos Cement Pipe New York Times 1857 Ban Is Urged file PB 98 Science Center , ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times 1851-2002 1851-2002 1851-2002 Asbestos Cement Pipe Ban dependent research group estimated in letter to the Envi- Is Urged by Science Center ronmental Protection Agency that the nation had about 200 WASHINGTON Dec. 10 AP 000 miles of asbestos cement -A science study group urged carrying drinking water the Government today to ban The EP.A. advised Duluth further installation of asbestos and other Minnesota residents cement pipe to carry drinking last summer to stop drinking water until researchers can de water from Lake Superior be termine whether the asbestos cause the water contained a might contribute to stomach high concentration of asbestos cancer particles The Center for Science in the Public Interest a nonprofit in- ee REMEMBER THE NEEDIEST Reproduced with of copyright owner Further without

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1973 Feb 2 DOC NMA071 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - Court Bars Delay in Cleaning Up Air COURT BARS DELAY IN CLEANING UP AIR W The By E.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1973 June 16 DOC NMA074 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Newspaper Article - Asbestos Found in Duluth Water ASBESTOS FOUND IN DULUTH WATER E.P.A.

FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA DATE 1979 Nov DOC QAMA161 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION QAMA Bulletin Vol 3 No. 6 Asbestos and health and the public Asbestos for which there is no real substitute in a large number of applications is useful in countless ways and saves thousands of lives each year thanks to its fireproof and thermal insulation properties Besides being a unique product a natural substance whose characteristics no other natural or made material can duplicate asbestos is without the shadow of a doubt one of the safest products on the market today in the applications for which it is intended Scientific and medical research and studies on asbestos which have been carried out for a longer period of time and more intensively than for any other substance used in the manufacturing of substitute products have demon- strated that asbestos exposure levels to which the general public and the consumer can be subjected are at worst infinitesimal and involve no significant health hazard Significant results The preliminary results of an epidemiological study bearing on the populations of several towns in various regions and carried out according to a rigourously scientific methodology by the Qu^'bec Department of Social Affairs have shown that mortality rates due to respiratory deficiencies lung diseases or other ailments which asbestos could possibly be associated with among a number of other causes are no higher in asbestos mining com- munities than elsewhere If people who have been living in asbestos mining towns for generations are not especially prone to the illnesses which are presumably related to a prolonged exposure to con- centrations of fibre dust it follows that asbestos involves no risk whatsoever for the public at large Quantified risk Neither do consumers and users of asbestos products risk exposure levels which are harmful to their health A team of scientists from McGill University in Montr^'al has established that the risk of lung cancer for asbestos workers who would con- tinually be exposed to levels of one air- borne asbestos fibre per cubic cen- timetre is equivalent to the risk involved in smoking two cigarettes a week By definition asbestos workers are the people most likely to be exposed to high fibre concentrations and outside the asbestos industry's working environment levels of exposure to asbestos dust never reach anywhere near one fibre per cubic centimetre In fact as unexpected as it may seem researchers have even demonstrated that asbestos can be the best protective agent against the dangers of asbestos Thus to lessen the natural fibre content of water or wine no filter is more efficient than an asbestos filter Safe products Asbestos products involving a possible risk have been taken off the market and the public can rely with confidence on current asbestos products in which the fibre is literally bonded in cement resins or asphalt so that dust emissions are nil or negligible In friction products the rise in temperature within the mass chemically modifies the fibre transforming it into inert and completely harmless particles In the case of other mineral fibres including fibreglass and the various substitutes which are being tried in certain applications practically nothing is known as regards their biological effects on man and their possible harmfulness On the other hand the technical and medical data available on asbestos and the tech- nological improvements applied to its utilization make it possible to benefit fully from its numerous advantages in complete safety | Bullakin A delegation of the Soviet asbestos industry visits the Qu^'becproducers A Soviet delegation comprising representatives of both the government and the asbestos industry of the USSR made an official tour of the Qu^'bec asbestos region between November 26 and December 6 The visit was at the invitation of the Association des mires d'amiante du Qu^'bec and five producing companies Manvile Lac d'amiante du Qu^'becCanada Les Mines d'amiante Bell and Soci^'t^A'sbestos The Soviet delegation's tour was pari of a program of reciprocal visits which first began in 1960 when a delegation of the Canadian asbestos industry was first a guest of the government of the USSA A few months later a Soviet mission in its turn visited operations in Qu^'bec Since then there have been three similar exchanges the last Canadian visit to the USSR dating back to May 1978 Remarks by Mr.

FILE NAME Quigley QUIG DATE 1972 Nov 21 DOC QUIG022 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo November 21 1972 TO RE Mr.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1978 July 14 DOC NMA209 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION WJLA ABC Network News Transcript Asbestos The Way to Dusty Death RADIO TV REPORTS INC 2 91185 4435 WISCONSIN AVENUE N.W WASHINGTON DC 244-35 & e FOR THE ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF'S con EXHIBIT oe exhibtsicker SBCA 5051 exhibtsicker PROGRAM ABC News Closeup STATION WJLA ABC Network DATE SUBJECT July 14 1978 10:00 PM CITY Asbestos The Way to Dusty Death Washington D.C.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1979 Nov 2 DOC NMA124 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION LA Times - Exposure of Sailors to Asbestos Alleged Exposure of Sailors to Asbestos Alleged BILL RICHARDS Los Angeles Times Current File Nov 2 1979 ProQuest Historical Newspapers Los Angeles Times 1881 - 1986 pg E5 Exposure of Sailors to Asbestos Alleged Had Very Little Protection on Job Seaman With Lung Disease Claims the day operations of our ships the admiral said Rao said that during his year Navy hitch aboard the Towers he and other crewmen constantly handled asbestos while they worked in the ship's engine room We had to pull it off pipes and valves and other equipment he said Sometimes it just crumbled and left the area where we were working looking like a blizzard of snow It was like a fine dust in the air when you looked at the lights Despite heavily publicized warnings about the potential danger from asbestos going back to 1964 Rao said the announce- crew was never told by the Navy about the danger from the material or given protective equipment The first they learned of asbestos hazards was from television ments and from civilian workmen who came on board last year he said BY BILL RICHARDS The Washington Post WASHINGTON Navy seaman who was diagnosed recently as having the early stages of asbestos disease has said that he and other sailors were required to work with little protection in a ship's engine room where they were heavily exposed to the causing mineral Ironically the seamen were part of a Navy program to rip out all asbestos from its older ships after it became known that asbestos can produce lung cancers and other potentially fatal lung disease The Navy hired civilian contractors to come in and rip the stuff out and they wouldn't work unless they had respirators and other protective equipment said Krishna V.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1979 Nov 2 DOC NMA188 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION The Republic IN Article - Cancer Research Finds Hair Dryers Big Threat News = www https www.newspapers 139767521 The Republic Columbus Indiana Fri Nov 2 1979 - Page 21 Downloaded on Oct 18 2017 Scientologists Tried To Sneak =} * * Into CIA New Files Indicate ** ** 3 Ae wes pla ; nt So an As **** wia aene Spain SYRENSIER FILIT FILIT B alti sal SYRENSIER SpaSYRENSIi ER n**r*ez* saa~ e ********* ********* Spain NANG MALITIM MALI TIM & Shane MALI TIM Sac ***** p< ***** Kate btasrety < ag MALI TIM prata ***** Kate My ait a saileguas prata MALI TIM ase cand My wesec seoi nese ing me NANG ibay Y are * Ite U 9 cand funge saileguas SE 9 Ted.

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1971 Aug 3 DOC TALC193 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Agenda - Discussion Session on Asbestos and Talc - FDA Symposium C C ~ DIVISION OF COLORS AND COSMETICS TECHNOLOGY FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON D.C.

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1974 Jan 16 DOC TALC462 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to M from The BF Goodrich Co.

FILE NAME: Celanese (CEL) DATE: 1971 DOC#: CEL011 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Occupational Safety and Health Administration - Emergency Standard for Exposure to Asbestos Dust tfcetingt GUlEENfSHmR TO KEYNOTE OREGON GOVERNORS INDUSTRIAL SAFETY CONFERENCE The keynote address at the 14th Governor's Industrial Safety Conference February 10-11, in Salem, Ore., will be given by Assistant Secretary of Labor George C.

V FILE NAME: Celanese (CEL) DATE: 1978 Aug 7 DOC#: CEL035 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo - Industrial Hygiene Projects - Tab S \ iiferofficc A\cmorciii<liffii O |N*m and location) ~ Mr.