FILE NAME: Premix-Marbletite (PMM) DATE: 0000 DOC#: PMM003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Advertisements J * * "W O M U Wb i {den Ss* SNOWFLAKE AnaU ga ofSNWFLAKE: t.

FILE N A M E : Reichhold (REI) DATE: 0000 DOC#: REI002 D O C U M EN T DESCRIPTION: Com pany History Reichhold Chemicals, Inc Company History: Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.

FILE NAME: Rogers Corporation (ROG) DATE: 1977 July DOC#: ROG066 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Proceedings of Workshop on Asbestos- Definitions and Measurement Methods A11103 Obb52b N^-n, iMiiT OF STANDARDS 4 TECH, RJ-C. 11103066526 i S ^?

FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1966 Sept DOC ASB068 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Sample and Laboratory Report - Work Atmosphere am DEPARTMENT OFHEALTH HEALTH . 1NAME OF COMPANY Bendix Corporatio~n PRODUCT : MectroMnecitrconsics > * COLLECTED BY F.

FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1968 Jan 18 DOC ASB035 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NY Dept of Labor Memo - Notice of Plan Approval ac Bendix Corporation Friction Materials Division P.O.

FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1972 Aug 31 DOC ASB083 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE OSHA Asbestos Emission Project Progress Report Internal Memorandum Day August 31 1972 /- DISTRIBUTION No Letter Friction Materials Division Trov New York Etorrah Mr.

FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1975 Oct 24 DOC ASB010 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Meeting Minutes - Asbestos Study Committee TTC UCTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTIT INC., 310 ROUTE 4 PARNES N.J. 07652 UCTION N.J. 07652 \ bd a NENTITENENTSITES OF THE N - - of the ASSESTOS STUDY ITTEE 1508 1508 2 .

FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 2013 Jan 31 DOC ASB131 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Recommended Industrial Hygiene Practices for Asbestos Honeywell HSE Management System Level 2 Standard Industrial Hygiene Industrial Asbestos - - Document Owner Approved By Issue Date Effective Date Rev. # & Date Standard # Al Shaw Mike Csedrik September 30 2010 January 31 2013 01 January 31 2013 HSEMS 369 1.0 APPLICABILITY 1.1 This procedure is applicable to all Honeywell organizations and majority owned subsidiaries worldwide where asbestos containing materials ACM are present It establishes minimum requirements that must be met by all organizations 1.2 In addition to complying with the requirements established by this procedure organizations must ensure that they are in compliance with all applicable national state and local legal requirements Country Requirements 1.3 Each applicable Honeywell site or organization must customize this procedure or use the Corporate approved SBG's equivalent procedure to establish a specific Operations and Maintenance Plan - See Attachment 6.1 that meets all applicable Country Requirements The O Plan will remain in effect until all ACM has been removed from the facility 1.4 Each Honeywell site or organization must review and revise its procedure to eliminate any conflicts with Country Requirements and to add any Country Requirements not included in this procedure 1.5 To the extent that the requirements of a Honeywell Procedure exceed the applicable Country Requirements and do not conflict with them the more demanding requirements of the Honeywell Procedure shall apply 1.6 Whenever a Honeywell Procedure is more stringent than the applicable national state and local regulations the Honeywell Procedure shall apply 1.7 Honeywell organizations that have determined that this procedure is not applicable to them do not need a site procedure on this topic The organization must document in its SAT the rationale for determining that this procedure is not applicable 2.0 OVERVIEW 2.1 This standard covers asbestos within Honeywell facilities and is intended to assure that potential ACM risks are identified evaluated and controlled 2.2 Honeywell employees shall not remove or disturb ACM at customer facilities and shall avoid work practices which are likely to release asbestos fibers Examples of such work practices may include work in ceiling plenum areas where ACM is deteriorated or breaking away and removal of ceiling tiles which have fallen ACM debris on the upper surfaces 2.3 Contract personnel who work with asbestos in Honeywell facilities are required to follow this procedure during abatement projects facility renovations maintenance repairs demolition facility closure and emergencies 3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 Definitions for underlined text are found at the end of this document CAUTION 'Honeywell International Inc 2013 Copy printed on February 21 2013.

FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 0000 DOC CAPE177 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Form letter announcing Continental Products Corp will now handle North American market Legal - Tibbs Case Exhibit 75 Ma ECTRONIALY FILED - ye 2023 f Oct This is to announce that Continental Products Corporation has American requirements been appointed as Agent to handle North 18 for Amosite and Crocidolite asbestos fibre effective . 12:30 Cour location will be the same as the former North American PM note our Asbestos Corporation Please address and telephone - number are as follows RICHLAND Continental Products Corporation 150 North Wacker Drive Chicago Illinois 60606 - COMON Telephone 312 Although operating as a new organization both Joan Holtze and myself will endeavor to maintain the same service to our many PLEAS customers and friends as offered a North American Asbestos Corporation 7 - } hae 7% i Sincerely CONTINENTAL PRODUCTS CORPORATION President 203CP41759 CGMorgan Qne 671608 CAPE000531

FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1979 Mar 7 DOC CAPE163 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to Cape London confirming that judgments will not be enforceable against Cape UK & South African Assets Legal - Tibbs Case Exhibit 61 ELECTRONICALY ELCTRONICALY ELCTRONICALY FILED - 34211 CAPINO L MARCH Te 1979 CAPE INDUSTRIES STATTED STATTED TFLEX NU 24311 ATIN 4+ J.

FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 2004 DOC CAPE020 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - McCulloch & Tweedale Double Standards The Multinational Asbestos Industry & Asbestos Disease in South Africa The Politics of Environmental Health Policy The Politics of Environmental Health Policy DOUBLE STANDARDS THE MULTINATIONAL DISEASE IN SOUTH AFRICA Jock McCulloch and Geoffrey Tweedale This study documents and contrasts the development of knowledge about related disease ARD in South Africa and the United Kingdom It also contributes to the globalization debate by exploring corporate decision- making in multinational industry Between and 1960s the leading U.K. asbestos companies developed a sophisticated knowledge of ARD though in South Africa where the leading companies such as Turner & Newall and Cape Asbestos owned mines there was little attempt to apply this knowledge Asbestos mines and their environments in South Africa were uniquely dusty and ARD was rife Social and political factors in South Africa especially apartheid allowed these companies to apply double standards even after 1960 when the much more serious hazard of mesothelioma was identified This shows the need for greater regulation of multinationals Because of the lack of such regulation in the early 1960s an opportunity was lost to prevent the current high morbidity and mortality of ARD both in South Africa and worldwide The purpose of this article is fold to document the development knowledge about an occupational health hazard in multinational industry and to contribute to the literature on globalization The chosen industry is asbestos the country is South Africa Asbestos now one ofthe studied industrial and environmental the history of the American asbestos industry Flynn 3 and McCulloch 4 have studied South Africa Wikeley 5 Tweedale 6 and Johnston and McIvor 7 have explored the British experience International Journal of Health Services Volume 34 Number 4 Pages 663-679 2004 '2004 Baywood Publishing Co.

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1960 Sept 19 DOC CSR110 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to A.B.A.

FILE NAME Firestone FIRE DATE 1982 Nov 4 DOC FIRE040 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Internal Industrial Hygiene Report RE Curing Press Insulation Plates containing asbestos Ex 964 BC Notes T.

FILE NAME Household Contact HC DATE 1965 DOC HC013 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Medical Journal Article - Mesothelioma of Pleura and Peritoneum Following Exposure to Asbestos in the London Area rey SS a, tire ce fe 7ee fi au a P 83 Svirbely L.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1947 DOC IHF009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IHF Conference Proceedings - Health in Industry - Transactions Bulletin ao oy , oe HEALTH IN INDUSTRY o TRANSACTIONS Bulletin No. 8 Eleventh \ ARMY Annual Meeting ; MEDICAL MEDICAL Ly Sm .