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FILE NAME: Phillips Petroleum (PP) DATE: 1962 DOC#: PP002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Roster of the American Academy of Industrial Hygiene, 1962 Roster of THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE 1962 Am erican Board o f Industrial Hygiene, Incorporated Henry F.
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FILE NAME: Raybestos-Manhattan (RBM) DATE: 1938 Apr 29 DOC#: RBM008 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter from Met Life to Vandiver Brown, Johns-Manville 0 \ COPY $ UiDiQPULITjJi LI7 L IBSOhAXCa CO& & Z 1 V 4 Frederick E.
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FILE NAME: Reichhold (REI) DATE: 1966 Sept 10 DOC#: REI039 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Article from Trade Journal - Chemical Week -W ith Advertisers ' *8 53 C\ * "1 ',> i M ift H University CHEMICAL WEEK A MCGRAW-HILL PUBLICATION SO CENTS SEPTEMBER 'IO, 1386 MAGNET M AKERS TURN UP THE HEAT Corfam goes to work In the manufacturing plan t... 43 Second chance for syndets-from-sugar p r o c e s s ?
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FILE NAME: Reynolds Metals (RM) DATE: 1965 Sept 10 DOC#: RM002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: RM Recommended Practices - Application of Sprayed Limpet Insulation REYNOLDS METALS COMPANY^- SHEEWIN PLANT y% worjfagggcjj 3 ~- AkuJ APPLICATXON OF OATE E V IS IO N p A 7 C H I I J G E X I S T I N Q -7-6.
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FILE NAME: Reynolds Metals (RM) DATE: 1967 Dec 21 DOC#: RM054 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Medical Letter RE Death of Tilo Employee James K.
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FILE NAME: Rogers Corporation (ROG) DATE: 1957 July 19 DOC#: ROG034 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Minutes of the Asbestos Technical and Standard Committee Meeting - Society of the Plastics Industry 1 PUUNTIFFS EXHIBIT r -v <a r'l }1 ja o & a s - t h e 's o c i e t y o r r m p l a s t i c s in d u s t il y . i n c .
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FILE NAME: Thane (THAN) DATE: 1979 June 13 DOC#: THAN033 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo RE Asbestos & St.
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FILE NAME: US Gypsum (USG) DATE: February 12, 1937 DOC#: USG061 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: 1937 Letter to FG Johnson from AC Hirth regarding response to letter of January 29. 75 February 12, 1937, Mr, Fred a.
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FILE NAME: US Gypsum (USG) DATE: 1975 Aug 26 DOC#: USG063 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter to EW Duffy from R Georgalis re use of spackling putty containing asbestos August 26, 1975 Mr.
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FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1972 Aug 15 DOC ASB040 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo - Asbestos Health Seminar with Attached Report DHQ - Asbestos Fiber August 15 1972 Sales N.
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FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1972 Mar 13 DOC ASB081 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Third Visit by OSHA Us . c Memorandum .
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FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1986 Oct 3 DOC ASB094 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Internal Report - Sales Trend - Asbestos vs.
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FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1966 Oct 30 DOC CAPE012 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Published Letter from The Sunday Times - Dockers Fear Health Peril from Asbestos He has he says assurance assurance HM Medical Inspectorate several gangs were the run no risk Even on critical dockers they findings capabePeopllpehemeral the risk " People got to letter on the findings referred of Even Even appears Ministry thelioma me many the years tips exposure of causing mesohave got it playing on frightened over the dust and would much feel safe than get extra money They complained probably childhood As fairly when cargo Inspectorate after a : Edward VII said of tuber If sent several interested preventable why not prevent reports that the concentration " (blue Crocidolite seems mainly of borne dust was found to asbestosseems be mainly res- packages and exceed the upper limits limits of safety safety with may be feasible when _ unlined hessian hessian bags entirely to dispense are asbestos unloaded unloaded at the nor comment his mal rate working that in of such and | agrees Smith inti- GEFCO cases respirators Lawrence should be worn that Smith did not wish to debate the on phone matter tents the has The PLA in been been been - its the fact officers overals Through areas supplying the men General by overalls for Transport and General Workers members advised loading asbestos and Union has not loading hour extra 2s an handle cargoof asbestos where -if is imported in permeable bags charged the dust scatters may involve men not concerned with the unloading It may settle on of foods to grocers shops | What they unloaded was asbestos in unlined labelled GEFCO GEFCO hessian Cenbestos One bag had had burst and its were distributed over others Asbestos Asbestos . was through holes holes made by the dockers insist the men wore no respirator Since that policy has been en- others did so intermittently safer bags .
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FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1969 Oct 27 DOC CAPE133 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION List of specific services provided by NAAC to support Asbestos purchases in US Legal - Tibbs Case Exhibit 31 NAAC SERVICE TO CUSTOMERS October 27 1759 ECTRONIALY FILED - U. customers for Amosite and Blue asbestob dislike buying raw materials 2023 from overseas sources and would eliminate these purchases if they possibly could Further it is a established principal in 6. industry that no company should depend on a raw material cr 3 -3)) t is available Oct from single source only 18 12:13 NAC NAC offers a variety of services to try to make it easier for the customer 12:13 to bay and nke delivery of mosite and Blue -- in effect to make it more like urchasing a domestic material PM - In the single source problem NAAC represents that NAAC RICHLAND fully recognize this difficulty and take serious responsibility in maintaining continuity of supply of a mosite and Blue fibre at fair prices We contend no plant in the U.S. has in the past 15 years or more ever had to - cease operation for lack of supply of these fibres Even during three serious dock strikes in the past six years this has been true Specific services performed or offered by NAAC are as follows COMON schedule customer requirements with the Miues tentatively and 60 days in advance and finally 30 days in advance -- adjusting PLEAS - with customer the frequent revisions of scheduling that the Mines the to" lack of material or need to substitute geles geles geles 3 2 regularly keep informed of the customer's inventory position to anticipate and avoid possible plant shutdown due to lack 203CP41759 ai material 7 .
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FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1977 Mar 31 DOC CAPE125 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Charter Consolidated Ltd. - Annual Reports & Accounts Legal - Tibbs Case Exhibit 23 _ . . | eo: Income from investments note 1 Surplus on realizations realizations of investments Interestpayable expenditure 3 Groupshare of retainedprofitprosfits less losses of associated companiesnote 2 : Profit Profit before before taxation taxation items taxation and beforeextraordinary extraordinary items subsidiaries profits of Deduct Interestof outside shareholdersin acquisition profiprtofit Attributable to Charter Charter share Earnings per proposed Dividends paid and proposed 16.64p 1976-18.501976-18p.50p 1976-18.50p note 8 note 9 Profit for the year retained before extraordinary items Deduct Extraordinary items note 4 Retained profit transferred to reserves Profit for year after extraordinary items totalled 8,057,000 1976- 1976- 16,614,000 Movements on reserves note 17 Reserves at 31 March 1976 Retained profit for the year - Revaluation of properties net of deferred taxation shareholdings Dilution and disposals of inin subsidiary and associated companies Reserves at 31 March 1977 7,789 9,652 9,384 268 155,121 268 1,724 153,665 19,389 _ ... ...| A ... e jaaneys ... sents cakes ... ... ... 140,725 9,533 5,184 321 155,121 The accounting policies on pages 18 and 19 and the notes on pages 23 to 31 form part of these accounts The report of the auditorsis on page 17 * Short term loans deposits Bank and cash balances balances Current liabilities Net current assets 8 Financed by * Share capital note 14 Share premium account note 15 Reserves note 17 ts Total capital and reserves : , fess : Capital expenditure grants Interest of outside shareholders in subsidiaries Long term indebtedness note 16 Deferred taxation note 18 2 37,755 37,755 288,524 Z 26,202 30,631 153,665 34,765 AE 278,926 .
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