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ft} 1977 ANNUAL REPORT D10004Q4 President Daniel C* Braun, M.D, Director of Office Services Sally Jo Carlysle Director of Engineering Services Michael Brian, M.S.

Confidential Mellon Institute of Industrial Research University of Pittsburgh PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT PROGRESS REPORT for the week . ended____March 11. 1929 _ AI?.

Mellon Institute of Industrial Research UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT PROGRESS REPORT for the weelt I GSTFIAu riYGIZh'E GUN ati:;; Subjects under) which report is to be indexed) ended Ms x3 Industrial Fellowship No. o9-10 3 copies made: 1 - Mellon Institute 2 - Industrial hygiene file Studies were conducted at the Manheim plant of Raybestos Manhattan Company on Tuesday, Wednesday, -Thursday and Friday, returning to Pittsburgh late Friday night.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT ie7 I 2 11 Industrial Hygiene Digest 208 [' L I INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS 26 25 55 5o >7 '5 >7 5 3 4 1 5 l 5 J ) ) I LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL LEGAL - - * dacIaioM tad tzanda^ X !

FILE NAME Bechtel BECH DATE 1950 June DOC BECH027 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Trade Journal Article - Bechtel Briefs UOHDIdOD -40uIGa Gursgjua JOLSApU!

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1945 May DOC IHF007 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Excerpt - IHF - Foundation Facts - Foundation Trustees Hold Spring Meeting MAY 1945 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE DIGEST Vol 9 No. 5 Literature abstracts MEDICAL e ENGINEERING @ LEGAL.... .... decisions and trends Industrial Health News Lord Monthly By INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION 4400 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 13 PA : " ( oe Ay oar : IMAL HYGIENE UNDATION Vol May 1945 Industrial Hygiene Foundation The Foundation is a profit association of industries for the advancement of healthful working conditions { No. 5 Foundation Trustees Hold Spring Neeting The Board of Trustees of Industrial Hygiene Foundation held their Spring aeeting in the Board Room of the Manville Corporation in New York on May 10 Trustees present are pictured below $5 vt he yo Seated left to right are Dr.

FILE NAME John Crane JC DATE 1976-1985 DOC JC002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Asbestos Monitoring Program - Station Analysis Record W CRANE PACKING COMPANY ASBESTOS MONITORING PROGRAM STATION ANALYSIS RECORD .

FILE NAME John Crane JC DATE 1980 Jan 21 DOC JC042 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Field Visit Report - Ontario Occupational Health Branch 400 University Avenue 7th Toronto Ontario M7A 1T7 Floor Telephone 416 965-3610 January 21 1980 Mr.

FILE NAME & JAJ DATE 1974 Nov 4 DOC JAJ226 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo Re Italian Talc Source BABY PRODUCTS COMPANY November 4 1974 SUBJECT Italian Talc Source Societa Talco e Grafite Pinerolo Italy Project No. 0503.00 Val Chisone ya ------ RECEIVED ITALIAN MINI 5 1974 G.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1933 Feb 24 DOC NMA019 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Chicago Daily Tribune - How to Keep Well by Dr.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1966 Nov 12 DOC NMA202 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Newspaper Article - Hazards of Asbestos Dust Hazards - of asbestos dust Guan Guan Sat.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1973 July 20 DOC NMA136 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION LA Times - Asbestos Workers - Walking Backwards Until They Die AND NO ONE SEEMS TO CARE MIKE LA VELLE Times Los Angeles Times Current File Jul 20 1973 ProQuest Historical Newspapers Los Angeles Times 1881 - 1985 Pg B9 AND NO ONE SEEMS TO CARE Asbestos Workers Backwards Until They Die BY MIKE VELLE tiny asbestos particles It is a crippling often .science seems to be a netural observ- CHICAGO- of the men in the asbestos workers union before he died used to walk backwards I had never seen this before until fatal lung disease similar to coal miners black lung marked by coughing shortness of breath and a scarring of lung tissue revealed in X rays er If there are any government union or in- dustry crash programs change the asbestos Industry hazards I'm either ignorant of them or their administrators are doing a lousy job I began to care for asbestos workers You may wonder why asbestos workers walk back- wards They don't always walk backwards It - is only going upstairs They are so short of breath that after two steps they have to sit down It is easier to go up a flight of stairs backwards than walking up It is a terrible way to die .

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1974 Mar 25 DOC NMA083 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - Minnesota Communities Asked to Filter Water Minnesota Communities Asked to Filter Water Special to New York The New York Tumes Times Currenfit le Mar 25 1974 ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times 1851 - 2002 Pg 68 Minnesota Communities | Asked to Filter Water Special to The New York Times DULUTH Minn March 24 eral Government and nine other A Federal judge has urged this city and other Minnesota com- munities on Lake Superior to install filtration facilities capa ble of bestos injurious removing as fibers from their drink ing water If the facilities are plaintiffs have contended that Reserve's discharge was the source of the asbestos fibers and that the tiny materials were carried by lake currents to Duluth other communi- ties along the western arm of Lake Superior not installed Judge Miles Lord He spoke yesterday in the said the communities face the Federal Courthouse here at a possibility of increased cases public hearing that he had of cancer and other fiber called to alert area residents duced diseases to the problem Judge Lord told 120 Duluth Judge Lord has said that he residents and local officials will order Reserve to halt the here Friday that microscopic discharge and that the only fibers were being discharged question is when he will set into the lake in great numbers a specific deadline for an end by the Reserve Mining Com to the year practice pany and that the only quick However he has said that he means to abate a very sub does not believe that residents stantial public health menace who Lake Superior drinking was to have efficient water water share fully his concern filtration about the apparent health If we can't get water filtra- threat from the fibers His visit tion in here the judge said was intended he said to alert I'm going to close the plant residents and to build a bon- And those people will be out fire under those responsible for of work filtering the water Since late 1955 Reserve has Environmental and health of- discharged 67,000 tons of ta ficials told the judge filtration conite wastes daily into Lake facilities could be installed on Superior from its processing a short basis to remove plant at Silver Bay Minn a from 80 to 90 per cent of the village 50 miles northeast of fibers from municipal water Duluth About half of the min supplies However Francis ing company's 3,100 employes Mayo Middle West regional di- work at the plant making Re rector of the United States En- serve a major factor in the vironmental Protection Agency region's economy Isaid that construction of more For almost eight months permanent and extensive facil- Judge Lord has been presiding ities that could remove more over a District Court trial in than 90 per cent of the fibers Minneapolis in which the Fed would take three years - a nnerena tender eea would ta hnrerere e tran rtharneeeanyeeartrarsemn.omrivaacnsreinimn Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner Further reproduction prohibited without permission

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1978 Dec 3 DOC NMA132 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Kansas City Star - Workers Paid Deadly Price for Industrial Progress - Part 2 of 3 TOT Tr ee ae ee ce nee ce a oe ee Beh eee en ee ot te et ee Workers Paid Deadly Price for + Industrial Industrial Progress ed TR ee ae ee nergy euarye 4 Israelhietaets-rheassisdteacnadtes products including Second of Three Articles By Rick Lyman Member the Staff Julius Julius Caesar may have been carry- Ing an asbestos shield when he marchod ered across the Rubicon and ush in the Roman Empire Nebuchad- nezzar may have lined his with it before he furnace started immolating Asbestos fabrics timo even been around around long ancient civilizations rec- ognized its properties But it didn't appear in modern until the last two times of the 19th century it was first usod to make .