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FILE NAME: Z< DATE: K DOC#: Z< DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION ^dWZ October 7, 1987 SAE Talking Points I Background 1979 ANPR 1982 8 (a) Sept 84 NRDC petition Dec 84 granted: Requested information, invited comment 11 Jan 29 1986 PR Life cycle approach, al: asbestos, not just brakes Provisions, incl. exampJes of options Further response to NRD( petition: granted Comments IIIII -------------- Auto mak( rs, brake manufacturers Hearings IIIII Opposed permits, I ould live with delayed ban Some (many) subst tute products available catastrophe if Ag 'ncy forced premature substitution Optimistic 5-year lead for OE III ASME Report OE - 5 years for Problem areas: mlst classes ,M ~rucks: wedge brake blocks medium trucks )ff-road vehicles ~ack of stds for AM, safety issue ,ome performance problems with some subs Govt: Consider qu~lification of AM Assess how ~ell non-asb can be used to substitute for asbes:os in AM IV Currently Coordinating with DOT or regulatory options DOT petition from American Trucking Assn Regulate AM tractor-t railer brakes updating support documerts Current industry trends Auto industry - sulstitution Brake industry - OSI A standard Hazard of substitutes - Continuing to assess position - lesser hazard than asbestos Development, selection I f regulatory options; RIA November Schedule July 1988
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FILE NAME: Deere & Company (DC) DATE: 1965-1966 DOC#: DC003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: National Safety Council Officers and Members 000508 i.% PiPminet..
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FILE NAME: Doubt Science (DBTS) DATE: 2005 DOC#: DBTS004 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article from Scientific American - Doubt Their Product Industry groups arefighting government regulation by fomenting scientific uncertainty By David Michaels OUIs BTheTir Product PhotographsbyMindy Jones Few scientific challenges are more complex than vinyl chloride, chromium, benzene, benzidine, nickel, and a understanding the health risks of a chemical or long list of other toxic chemicals and medications.
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FILE NAME: Directories (DIR) DATE: 1982-1983 DOC#: DIR004 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Directory - American Industrial Hygiene Association 1982 - 1983 membership directory A merican INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION At its meeting October 15,1981, the Board of Directors of the American Industrial Hygiene Association adopted, and commends to every member of AIHA, the following Code of Ethics.
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FILE NAME: Doubt Science (DBTS) DATE: 2007 DOC#: DBTS002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Egilman Journal Article from IJOEH - Against AntiHealth Epidemiology: Corporate Obstruction of Public Health Via Manipulation of Epidemiology Against Anti-health Epidemiology: Corporate Obstruction of Public Health via Manipulation of Epidemiology DAVID EGILMAN MD, MPH, SAMANTHA HOWE In response to several articles on corporate corruption of science that appeared earlier in this journal, a critic outlined an epistemological model based on an unsup ported assertion that epidemiologic evidence is always required to support cause-effect relationships.
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FILE NAME: Drywall Spackling Compounds (DWSC) DATE: 1974 Oct 23 DOC#: DWSC009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo RE National Gypsum Co. - Surprise Inspection - from State of Illinois EPA iifiLif Lj1 /ip / ;/ STATE OF It'LNOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY INTER - OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE OATE: October 23, 197** f/.EMO TO: Hi les A.
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FILE NAME: DuPont (DUP) DATE: 1939 Feb DOC#: DUP071 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Excerpt - Journal Article - Industrial Medicine Page 70 INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE February, 1939 Vol. 8, ionf tthhee mmidosdtledwiffeisctu. ltBpercoabulseemssi,licthoesisNoaftfieorneadlsoSmilie Lfearbeodracotourriseess. dOoifngthsepeucniaivlewrsoirtikesalwonhgichthehsaevelinoefs swohnesrei;s would cDoespisarCtmonefnert enofceLwabasoro; rgsoamniezedofthtrhoeugchomthpelicUa.teSd. problems arise because the control of silicosis in awreestHearnrv. arTdr,aPdiettasbssuorcgiaht,ioPnesnnwshyilcvhanhiaav, eanpdroNmoorttehd special activities are the American Foundrymen's minagttleesr; Statist: vmoolvveasl ferxoammeinmaptiloonysmeanntd. iAn gsoremaet pinosrttaionnceosf, trhee work of the Federal agency thus far has been ren Aersss,oacniadtitohne, PNoarttiloannadlCAesmsoencitaAtiossnocoiaftiMona.nuAfamctounrge the insurance carriers which have conducted lab pulnoiytsedo, wage e ddeursitnrgy wseervsticilel htoavsetaftaeirllaybgooroddespizaerdtmgernoutsp.s wInheirne the management denies the existence of any health ocoranttorribyurteesdeatorcohurorkfnieolwdlestdugdeieasreorAheatnvae, oHthaertrfworisde, Fidelity & Casualty, Employers Mutuals of be foui Dnousbtlicin htoazgaertdsp.hyTshiceiraenhsatsobreeepnonrto csauscecsesosfinocactutepmatpiotinnagl WCaasuusaaluty, , WMiiscchoingsainn, MLuitbuearlt,y EMmpultouyael,rsMLairayblialintdy Assurance Corp., and Zurich.
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FILE NAME: Kaiser Gypsum (KG) DATE: 1973 Oct DOC#: KG112 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Technical Bulletin - Wallboard Accessories - Cover-Tex Wall Texture D a t e ; October 1973 ' ') j < ' * ; U r r ~ D L K7TW # G Y PSLU i BULLETIN NO. 5707 WALLBOARD ACCESSORIES -C O V E R -T E X WALL TEXTURE DESCRIPTION Kaiser Cover-Tex Wall Texlure is a specially formulated dry powder which, when mixed with water, will provide various texture patterns when applied over gypsum wallboard surfaces.
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FILE NAME: Kelly Moore (KM) DATE: 1976 Jan 8 DOC#: KM032 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo RE Non Asbestos V-100 Ceiling Texture PACO TEXTURES MEMO TO: Wayne Harp FROM: Doug Merrill SUBJECT: NON ASBESTOS V-lOO CEILING TEXTURE January 8, 1976 I have received your sample of V-100 with the asbestos left out.
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FILE NAME: Kent (KNT) DATE: 1951 Feb DOC#: KNT121 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - Environmental Lung Cancer Industrial Medicine and Surgery Feb %$/ ,
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FILE NAME: Kent (KNT) DATE: 1956 Apr 16 DOC#: KNT152 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal Article - Growth in Cigarette Filter Consumption - Chemical and Engineering News April 16,1956 Cigarette Production, Billions Growth in Filter-Cigarette Consumption --to 2 0 % of M arket--Opens Chemical Vistas . . . . . .
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FILE NAME: National Gypsum (NG) DATE: 1967 Sept DOC#: NG007 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Minutes of the Safety Committee Meeting with Company Attendee List minutes of the cafety committee meeting * MARRIOTT MOTOR HOTEL SADDLE BROOK, NEW JERSEY SEPTEMBER 19, 1967 S * *
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FILE NAME: National Gypsum (NG) DATE: 1968 May 17 DOC#: NG029 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Meeting Minutes; Asbestos Product Safety and Communication with Public <60 Textile indiistry info sane as Thermal Workers in of Dr.
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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1916 Oct 1 DOC#: NSC107 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC - Safe Practices Distributed with.
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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1931 DOC#: NSC130 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC Article - Compounding Materials Used in the Rubber Industry Ma r k e d APR 1931 FILE COPY Compounding Materials Used in the Rubber Industry ( Classification an d Health Hazards) Part 1--Accelerators, Anti-Oxidents, and Dry Organic Compounds Industrial Safety Series N o.
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