FILE NAME: General Electric (GE) DATE: 1980 Feb 20 DOC#: GE178 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: CPSC Memo with Comments from GE Protesting Proposed Rules on Use of Asbestos FcdR NunO-TnIrLFI- 1 0 - 1 7 - 7 9 - j - n 1 2 - -- 1 9 7 -- 1- 78 9 -- 80 COMMENTS DU^-n 12"^7s ^ t e s g o v e r n m e n t M em orandum Office of Program manmsement td : Office of The eneral Counsel from..

FILE NAME: General Electric (GE) DATE: 1989 DOC#: GE097 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: GE Technical Information Letter with Cover Letter GJE Industry Sles <S Services February 13, 1990 Portland General Electric Co. 71760 Columbia River Hwy Rainier, CR 97048 Attn: Jim Dunnham Maintenance Superintendent SUBJECT: TIL 1052-4 ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS IN TURBINE-GENERATORS STEAM TURBINE S/N(S)197716A, 197716B, 1977166, 1977I6H, X500A, X500B, X500C, X500G, X500HP, X700 Dear Mr.

FILE NAME: Asbestos Cement Pipe and Sheet (ACPS) DATE: 1981 Oct 19 DOC#: ACPS101 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: J-M Memo RE Asbestos Cement Pipe Recommended Work Practices I Johns-Manville Division Bulletin Pipe Division _______________________________ ______________________________ DATE r TO-, PROM: RE: No: Supp l e m e n t to #4 Effective: O c t o b e r 19, 1981 October 19, 1981 Cancels: S u p p l e m e n t s 04 dated 9-10-80 District Managers, Asst.

FILE NAME: Special Asbestos (SA) DATE: 1980 May 16 DOC#: SA002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter to Asbestos Information Assoc from Special Materials Inc 5 SP EC IA L MATERIALS, INC. 3 a vt, PIERCE STREET.

FILE NAME: WR Grace (WRG) DATE: December 12, 1980 DOC#: WRG136 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: 1980 Memo to JP Cahalane from ED Lovick with list of employee respiratory disability claims GRACE 2 ere-'e Construction Products Division TO: J.

FILE NAME: Montello (MNT) DATE: 1982 July 28 DOC#: MNT005 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter from Montello to Union Carbide RE Asbestos Product Advertisements 6106 EAST 32ND PLACE / TULSA.

FILE NAME: Allied Signal Bendix (ASB) DATE: 1989 Aug 31 DOC#: ASB133 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter from Bendix to NY State Dept of Environmental Conservation RE Renewal & Modification of Asbestos Emission Points Benoor frtcionM*u/*i* P.Q 6a. 238 Troy.

FILE NAME Dental Asbestos DEN DATE 1986 DOC DEN005 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - British Journal of Industrial Medicine - A Survey of Cancer and Occupation in Young and Middle Aged Men - Cancers of the Respiratory Tract - First Page British Journal of Industrial Medicine 332 33. 8 ee ee eee A survey of cancer and occupation in young and middle aged men I Cancers of the respiratory tract D COGGON B PANNETT COSMOND COSMOND AND ED ED ACHESON From the MRC Environmental Epidemiology Unit University of Southampton Southampton General Hospital Southampton SO9 4XY UK ABSTRACT In search for clues to previously unrecognised industrial carcinogens the occupational and smoking histories of young and middle aged men with different types of cancer were compared The study population comprised men aged 18-54 and resident in the counties of Cleveland Humberside and Cheshire including the Wirral From hospital and cancer registration records 2942 members of the study population in whom cancers were diagnosed during the period 1975-80 were identified retrospectively The occupationaloccupational and smoking histories of these patients were sought by a postal questionnaire addressed either to the patients themselves or if they had died to their next of kin The overall response rate to the questionnaire was 52-1 Additionally limited occupational information was obtained for % of cases from their hospital notes Analysis of these data suggests that no serious bias arose as a consequence of the incomplete response to the questionnaiThries concentrates on the results for cancers ofof the respiratory tract and mesothelioma Meso- paper thelioma was found to cluster in laggers electricians and shipyard workers and nasal carcinoma in woodworkers Carcinomasof the larynx and of the bronchus were examined by formal statistical techniques each being compared with a control group made up of all other cancers combined Several interesting occupational and industrialindustrial associations were shown in particular an excess of bronchial carcinoma in the leather industry RR = 2-6 CI 1-2-6-0 in building labourers RR = 1-7 CI 1-0-2-9 and other construction workers RR = 1.8 CI 1-0-3-0 in bakers and pastry cooks RR = 3.6 CI 1-3-10-4 and in cooks RR = 2.5 CI 2 5.In1 addition a small cluster of lung tumours was observeod bserved in men who had worked as dental mechanics Most of the known occupational causes of cancer were discovered through the alertness of observant clinicians It is significant however that two hazards risk of bladder cancer in rubber work- ers and of nasal carcinoma in boot and shoe manufa camc e tot lighu t inr cidene tallr y ins the course of epidemiological investigations.In both instances the choice of the population under study was fortuitous Similar surveys carried out in other geo- graphical areas would not have shown the hazards Such chance findings suggest that systematic epidemiological searches might disclose further as yet unrecognised occupational carcinogens To date attempts to screen populations for oc- cupational risks of cancer wimet t wh ith only limited success Several promising clues have been generated Accepted9 September 1985 but few have been adequately followed up Possibly the sensitivity of screening studies could be improved by concentrating on cancers occurring at young ages Such an approach has several potential advantages Diagnostic data should be more accurate since clinical investigation is generally more thorough in young people Occupational information should also be more reliable because the employment histories of back less far in time In addition highest and therefore most readily detectable at young ages This effect will if anything be exaggerated for recently introduced carcinogens to which cumu- lative exposure is similar in all age groups ifa hazard has been present for many years older workers will tend to have the greatest cumulative exposure We describe here a survey in which we have com- pared the occupational histories of young and middle 332

FILE NAME: International Harvester (INTH) DATE: 1980 June 18 DOC#: INTH044 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Report - EPA Inspection Un it e d s t a t e s e n v ir o n m e n t a l p r o t e c t io n a g e n c y

FILE NAME: Asbestos in India (IND) DATE: 1981 Oct 22 DOC#: IND013 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Newspaper Articles [2] - Asbestos Distribution Global Issue & J-M Tells its Indian Affiliate to Improve Health Standards ' ~~~~~ ('e>/2/i/(%) Asbestos distribution a global issue ByBARBARA COOK Even as it is being sued by thousands of persons in this country who have contracted asbestosrelated diseases, the Johns-Manville Corp. reportedly continues to be in volved in the same unhealthful pro duction and distribution practices of asbestos products overseas, especial ly in Third World countries.

FILE NAME: Asbestos in India (IND) DATE: 1985 DOC#: IND019 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Indian Govt Report Extracts - Hazards in Asbestos Industry w ry C ^ / A * J Q f l w i t \ UJG-4 &-+*

FILE NAME: Baldwin (BALD) DATE: 1984 Dec 19 DOC#: BALD021 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: A u th en ticity Report fo r M icrophotograph Productions from OH Bureau o f W orkers' Compensation CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY I certify that the microphotographics on this roll o f film or microfiche are true and accurate pro ductions o f records generated by or received by the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation, an agency of the State o f Ohio, as required by Ohio Revised Code Section 4123.S2 and Section 9.01 which require optim um protection from hazards of accidental destruction of records.

FILE NAME: CertainTeed (CERT) DATE: 1980 DOC#: CERT055 DOCUM ENT DESCRIPTION: Legal - Deposition of Leon Horow itz 2 1 Appearances: 2 For the P la in tif fs : 3 HAMBURG RUBIN MULLIN & MAXWELL BY: EDWARD RUBIN, ESQ. . 4 For the Defendant Turner & Newall, Ltd: 5 , JOHN P.

FILE NAME: CertainTeed (CERT) DATE: 1984 DOC#: CERT025 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Legal - Testimony & Statements from McGinley, Netter, Alexander & Hutchins JOHN P.

FILE NAME: General Electric (GE) DATE: 1989 Nov DOC#: GE094 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: GE Technical Information Letter QS POWER GENERATION 1 SXVBS ROAD s c s e n e c t a d y , mr 12345 TECHNICAL INFORMATION OB POWER GSESRATX C8T0MBR SERVICE TZL 1052-4 GE SECTION LETTER November 10, 1989 ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS IN TURBINE-GENERATORS to: Steam Turbine-Generators PttXP9.au The purpose of this TIL is to advise customers of the potential locations of asbestos-containing materials in Utility and industrial steam turbine-generators and to provide information relative to non-asbestos substitutes which are now commercially available.