FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1982 DOC IHF112 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Industrial Hygiene Digest - 1982 Issues - Covers TOCS & Abstracts January as Oe a ee - 1982 re rs _ Volume 46 No.

FILE NAME Insulation Contractors & Distributors ICD DATE 1969 Sept DOC ICD018 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IDCNA Outlook oa poh Published by Insulation Contractors Nutional Association fua 3226 Fenton Street Silver Spring Maryland 09 Ale ye as. and yce nd terv on on- And Wee her or en x Asbestos Workers Lose Prefab Case When asbestos workers refused to install precut aluminum jacketing on an Ohio construction project it was illegal product boycott the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in a memorandum granting enforce- ment of a National Labor Relations Board order against the union's boycott The litigation has consumed several years Taken as a whole it represents another attempt to interpret some of the Supreme Court's ruling in the National Woodwork Manufacturers Philadelphia door case The conclusion is that a union's refusal to handle a prefabricated item on the grounds its use violates a lawful work preservation clause in its labor contract is an illegal product boycott regardless of whether the contractor has control over the use of the item if the union's contract does not specifically preserve for its members the work lost by the use of the item and if its members have not traditionally performed that work at the jobsite The dispute arose during construction of a power generating plant in Hamilton Ohio Baldwin Hill one of the subcontractors was using precut aluminum jacketing purchased from Preformed Metal Products Co. to insulate the piping The asbestos workers employed by Baldwin claimed that use of the precut jacketing was a violation of their labor contract The contract prohibited the subcontracting of work traditionally and regularly performed by members of the union Baldwin tried unsuccessfully to get the specifica- of tions changed to permit the use of field cut jacketing Members the union refused to install the precut jacketing and the dispute went to the National La- bor Relations Board In the first around in 1967 the board found that the jacket jobsite jobsite cutting was not and and did not fall traditionally performed wwiit thhin in the work work tion clause of the labor contract As a result the union was engaging in an illegal illegal cott to force one person to cease using the product protect of anotherrather than attempting the work rights of its members that would have been legal as a primary strike The board found it unneces- sary to consider the contractor's lack of control over the use of precut jacketing While the NLRB decision was on appeal the Supreme Court issued its Philadelphia door case decision The appellate court which was the Sixth Circuit Court ofAppeals remanded case to the NLRB to IC- consider its decision in the light of the Supreme Court's ruling on the distinction between primary and secondary activity in boycott cases There the court said one cannot determine whether a restriction on subcon- tracting and enforcement of the restriction are violations of the ban on boycotts without an inquiry into SEPTEMBER 1969 whether under all the surrounding circumstances the union's objective was the preservation of work We reaffirm our previous findings the board said after taking a second look at the case On the basis of the foregoing review of the facts of this case in the light of the Supreme Court's most recent pronouncement in this area the board explained we conclude that Baldwin's desire to use Preformed jacketing in no way violated the bargaining agreement since it did not infringe upon work regularly or traditionally performed by Baldwin's em- ployees . . .

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1968 Oct 31 DOC JMA415 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo - Body Talcum Powders present present . " Cnt eebauBEA eprrae f Powder Powder Powder Shower Evening above cent Vegt ea sore OEE pare, ade, he ore ra wtisees Leek he n ney fF ios af 7 wick iote roe?

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1976 Sept 30 DOC JMA293 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Report - Study of Asbestos Elimination Replacement and Personnel Protection - Prepared for the Naval Ship Engineering Center 102800240 102800240 30 September 1976 STUDY OF ASBESTOS ELIMINATION REPLACEMENT AND PERSONNEL PROTECTION Prepared for Naval Ship Engineering Mr.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1978 Oct DOC JMA202 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Newspaper Article Government The Federal # has reversed its decision not to assist Woodsreef Mines its : / | Com- 40 Ltd and will offer the ailing assistance NSW asbestos miner a loan ock of | ock and 25 | per | and #nO | by pay- by Gions Gions to of up to 1.4 million The about by Cabinet follows a decision by the Com mercial Bank of Australia Ltd to contribute towards keeping the company going The CBA has put about 19 million into | | acity of medi the | operatins in the 8.9 in cial cial ex- | agreed advance recommendation from assistance firms also the with short ere Govern- Woodsreef Der ces at waive royalty payments ; people Barraba laps aith no estment byGovernment's in Ltd Wo dsre f and | the last the whichof Canada closed aber log to Woodsreef since the Barraba mine began operations in 1972 The NSW Government has to Federal .

FILE NAME Keene KNE DATE 1955 Feb 21 DOC KNE025 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Report - Calcium Silicate Test Data _ AC 232001 23201 LANGKATUNT REPORT ~-" anick anick Cosies to S.

FILE NAME Kelly Moore KM DATE 0000 DOC KM023 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION KM Asbestos Memos TABLE { SUMMARY OF AIRBORNE ASBESTOS FIBER COUNTS CALIFORNIA YS CANADIAN ASBESTOS Sample ON Air Sample Time Minutes FIRST TEST SEQUENCE Canadian Asbestos 7M05 08 26-8 36am 10 8-02 07 04 -B340-82 56am 16 40-9 00am . 20 07am 17 California Asbestos Calidria HPO 03 04am . 8 - 8-06 04-9 19am 11 16am - 02-9 26am 24 Operation Description Airborne Asbestos Fiber Concentration LFE fibers 5m By Union Carbide By Personal sample Operator mixing 4 bags of ceiling spray Contained 5 of Canadian grade 7MD5 asbestos limestone Calif tale kaolin clay and polystyrene aggregate Actual handling of asbestos took about 2 minutes Remaindeorf time used in wetting and mixing Personal sample Operator during ing of Canadian containing blend ed for 10 minutes spray- Spray- Personal sample spray off walls Helper wiping over- Area sample In opposite end of house during spraying of Canadian containing material between operations and the start al . of the Calidria containing materi- Personal sample Operator mixing 4 bags of ceiling spray Contained -4 of Calidria HPO Other ingredients same as for sample 08 .

FILE NAME Kent KNT DATE 1954 DOC KNT012 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letters to and RE Dr.

FILE NAME Kent KNT DATE 1956 Nov DOC KNT147 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Environmental Causes of Cancer of the Lung Other than Tobacco Smoke - Diseases of the Chest ulosis ve weor 3 JOURN Session - Scattle Washington November 25-26 1956 NUMBER 2 AUGUST 1.956 Entered us Second by Copyright 1956 OFFICE CHICAGO ILLINOIS CHESTNUT CHESTNUT at the Postoffice at Chicago Illinois perican College of Chest Physicians fhe ion of geons rk for Environmental Causes of Cancer Other Than Tobacco Smoke W.

FILE NAME Kent KNT DATE 1989 Nov 2 DOC KNT025 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Associated Diseases in a Cohort of Cigarette Workers - New England Journal of Medicine a: . = MUSC LIBRARY \ The The HOVEHUSARA HOVEHUSARA .

FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA DATE 1950 Aug 23 DOC QAMA044 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to Dr.

FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1943 Dec 27 DOC OC007 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo - Public Relations Angles in Branch and Division War Survey a Mr.

FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA DATE 1979 June DOC QAMA158 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION QAMA Bulletin Vol 3 No. 3 IRDA Une des principales recommandations du groupe Sor^s^ qui l'Association des mines d'amiante du Qu^'becavait confi^' le mandat d'entreprendre une ^'tudeen profondeur sur les possibilit^'s de fabri- cation de produits d'amiante au Qu^'bec mettait en relief la n^'cessit^'d'intensi- fier la recherche et le d^'veloppement , > Rapport Sor^s ^ la recherche de moyens et proc^'des pr^'cisespour le fonctionnement et le fi- pour assurer la salubrit^' et la s^'curit^' nancement d'un centre tant au niveau de la fabrication des pro- Le rapport du CDT constitua un docu- duits que de leur utilisation Le gouvernement exprima alors le voeu qu'un tel centre soit r^'alis^'con- ment de travail pr^'cieux permettant ^ I'AMAQ et aux compagnies membres d'apporter une contribution constructive jointement avec l'industrie ^ qui il reviendrait au premier chef d'orienter et et ^'clair^'efond^'e sur des analyses expertes et objectives en vue de l'^'ta- d'encadrer l'organisme de recherche blissement d'un organisme de recherche propos^' .

FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA DATE 1979 June DOC QAMA159 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION QAMA Bulletin Vol 3 No. 3 IRDA One of the principal recommendations of the Sor^sgroup to whom the Association des mines d'amiante du Qu^'bechad conferred the task of carrying out an indepth study of the possibilities of manufacturing asbestos products in Qu^'bec brought out the necessity of intensifying rsearch and development Sor^sreport In order to develop new asbestosbased products and fill a widening gap in the research and development between these products and their substitutes the Sor^s report concluded positive and drastic actions should be taken to improve the prospects of growth of asbestos and asbestos products where an intensive research and deve- lopment program should be launched in the shorter delays with the following objectives ) to improve the characteristics and the perception of existing asbestosbased products ii to improve the manufacturing pro- cesses to develop new asbestos products and manufacturing processes These actions could be carried out by an existing organization or by a new organization to be created grouping all the interested decision centers Government policy While the Sor^s experts were com- pleting the preparation of their report the Qu^'becgovernment announced its new asbestos policy proposing the creation of a research and development cen- tre for the development of new asbestosbased products on the one hand and for research into ways and means of ensuring health and safety in both the manu- facture and the use of asbestos products on the other making specific recommendations for the operating and financing of a research The government expressed the wish that such a centre might be created jointly with the industry which would have the primary responsibility for orienting and organizing the proposed research body The AMAQ having already endorsed the recommendation of the Sor^sreport which had been commissioned well be- centre The CDT report was a valuable working document enabling the AMAQ and its member companies to make a constructive and enlightened contribution based on expert objective analyses towards the establishment of a research and development organization fore the government announced its policy had no hesitation in subscribing to the objectives put forward by the government regarding research and development and immediately offered its col- laboration AMAQ draft agreement Thus in October the AMAQ was able to take action on the agreement in principle signed the previous month by the Minister of Natural Resources and the Directors of the Association at the Plan of action However neither the statement of government policy nor the Sor^sreport went beyond formulating general objec- tives It was still necessary to determine the possibilities and means for speeding up the process of developing research into asbestos in Qu^'becso that the best possible performance is obtained in viable economic conditions by making optimum use of the human material and technological resources available It was also necessary to ascertain the major needs and objectives for asbestos research and development in first joint meeting on the subject and offer the government a draft agreement covering the principal objectives together with details concerning the establishment operation and financing of a new centre For the most part it is this draft agreement with just a few minor changes which was the object of an order in council dated June 6 1979 and which forms the basis of the agreement for the creation of the Institut de recherche et de IRDA Minister d^'veloppement de l'amiante signed June 29 1979 by the of Natural Resources and the President of the AMAQ Qu^'becand to draw up a concrete plan of action for the creation of a centre Finalization The AMAQ welcomes the finalization CDT study of this agreement by virtue of which the project can now enter the phase of active The AMAQ therefore commissioned a study from the Centre de d^'veloppement technologique CDT of the Ecole Polytechnique de Montr^'alwith a view to making a survey of all asbestos research activities to assessing the possibilities and limitations regarding their development in Qu^'becand to organization The incorporation and organization of the IRDA will be taken in hand by the AMAQ which will moreover provide the entire 500 000 starting capital the creation of the institut ushers in a dynamic and stimulating period for asbestos research and development in Qu^'bec LBulletin| Pilot study to be carried out by Qu^'becscientists A research project sponsored by the Institute of Occupational and Environmental Health of Montr^'al The Institute of Occupational and Band director of the clinical re- Environmental Health recently ap- search unit at the Institut du Cancer proved an important research pro- de Montr^'aland Dr.

FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1972 Aug 29 DOC OC366 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Asbestos Kaylo with Handwritten Notes instalation covering pleure areapsrotectievngeine ring fibroeusxposerdeams 83 would you statement imeextensiumitering strisgesetestly taking verskterreisgest observationasbestos centraleqsuipam eithe. r d on ffi!