FILE NAME: TCA DATE: 1977 TCA005 DOC#: TCA005 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Patent I W C O sk 4043827 OT TOiALL.TQjW nOM tTH E SE i P R E S E NTS; SHALL.

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FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 0000 DOC ASB055 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Excerpt - Internal Report - Bendix Brakes for Ford Vehicles Workplace Simulation Demonstration ew IVAS BENDIX BRAKES FOR FORD VEHICLES WORKPLACE SIMULATION DEMONSTRATION Prepared by Richard L.

FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1973 Sept 26 DOC CAPE129 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to X Products Corp. from Cape Asbestos Co.

FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1977 July 5 DOC CAPE164 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Reference to Telex confirming EGNEP still safe from South African judgment enforcement if withdrawal from Texas Proceedings Legal - Tibbs Case Exhibit 62 ECTRONIALY FILED eoied - a Eh 2023 BLaeo e Oct LOWINCO GEU 18 24811 CAPIND G 4.7.77 4.7.77 ATENTION ATTENTION STEPHEN MILWID 12:13 ECEIVEEDCEIVED 1977 = PM - LORD BISSELL & BROOK RIC-HLAND THANKS FOR YOUR RECENT TELEK WHICH SHOULD CONFIRM PREVIOUS COM ON ADVICE THAT EGNEP STILL SAFE FROM SOUTH AFRICAN JUDGEMENT ENFORCEMENT ENFORCEMENT IF WITHDRAWAL FRI TEXAS PROCEEDINGS DECIDED DECIDED JP^ N 37 THIS STAGE COUNSEL wk ANDREWS IS KEEN TO CONFER WITA YOU BEFORE FINALLY CONFIPSIK CONFIPSIK HIS ADVICE IMAT CAPE WOULD bt PLEAS SUBJECT TO UK ENFORCEABILITY IF WITHDRAWAL NOW WE MERE HAVING HEARD MORE DISTURBING DISTURBING INFORMATION INFORMATION RECENTLY ABOUTABOUT Int VALUE OF TEXAS AWARDS ARE RAPIDLY COMING TO THE CONCLUSION RSI COPE AND CAPE FIERES SHOULD TAKE A RISK ON THE UK BFORCEABILITY AND WITHURAWN ITHURAN 26 12 PRACTICE WE CANNCI FUMSEE ANY COURT OR GOVERNMENT MERE IF KCING ^ JUDGEMENT WHICH WUILD WUILD HAVE ENORMOUS FINANCIAL AND EXPLAYMENT EXPLAYMENT EXPLAYMENT REPURCUSSIONS WHEN WE HALLY CANNOT BE SAID TO HAVE A SUKAL RESPONSI AND AK^ STAPLY VICTIMS OF THE 95 PRODUCT LIABILITY CJLI 203CP41759 NGENT NGENT MEETING MEETING 15 Davie JSLY SENTIAL AS CLEARLY YOUYOU 203CP401759 MS3yea7 INDEFINITELY INDEFINITELY CONTINJE of INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS OF TAKING TAKING ve FP JkbaLRk SIEP SIEP IN THE PROCEEDINGS SUGGEST 2151 AND 22ND JULY IN LUNDON 203CP401759 IS OPGENT - PLEASE REACTION REACTION CONTACT OR SILVIO INGENILY IN CALIFORNIA I PENNA L MIFCU CUL Lac} CAPIND G PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 205

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FILE NAME Household Contact HC DATE 1992 DOC HC027 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Changing Risk Groups for Malignant Mesothelioma - NAS 2704 34.70 Mal Changing Risk Groups for Malignant Mesothelioma al and Michael Huncharek MD MPH fibe linu Although malignant mesothelioma is a relatively rare tumor its incidence is rising Much of the increase is attrib- Newly Recognized Occupational Risk Groups utable to widespread exposure to asbestos in past decades in asbestos industries In recent years it has be- Brake Mechanics come increasingly clear that mesothelioma risk is no longer confined to workers in the asbestos industry This article reports a variety of recently identified risk groups and highlights the need for increased surveil- lance of these groups to document the occurrence of as- related malignancy and the institution of mea- sures for disease prevention Cancer 1992 2704 2711 Friction products once constituted one of the major markets in the United States for asbestos and it is estimated that approximately 900,000 workers in the Unites States are or at one time were employed as automo- bile mechanics and garage workers It is uncertain what proportion of these workers regularly service brake lin- The incidence of mesothelioma previously a relatively rare tumor has experienced a recognized increase during the last 2 decades Data from the National Cancer Institute's SEER Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results program of population registries show that the annual adjusted incidence for the years 1973 to 1978 versus 1979 to 1980 increased by almost 10 per year in males Information from British Columbia indicates that for the year 1982 the incidence in that Canadian province was nearly six times higher than it was in period 1969 to 1975.

FILE NAME Household Contact HC DATE 1995 Mar DOC HC057 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Reference to Report from Medical Journal 22 Asbestos exposures in public and commer - PubMed Mobile Am J Ind Med 1995 433-7 discussion 439-41 Health Effects Asbestos Research Cambridge MA 02139 USA PMID 7747748 PubMed- PubMed- indexed for MEDLINE Citation 15 of 17 Back to results Related Citations Show all Asbestos past present and future Environmental asbestos exposure and mesothelioma Asbestos and cancer epidemiological and public health controversies The aetiology of mesothelioma are risk factors other than asbestos exposure important w.ncbi.nlmih.gov/mpubmed/748/?

FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 1935 DOC INS017 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Trade Journal Article - Conference on Silicosis Attracts Expert Audience SSS ASUALTY COMMENT Pe 4603030FOREMOSTEDET 4603030FOREMOSTEDET FOTONOUR QUOUOTQUADRADA PENTOEALFOULIOPSIOENCJENTIOLUOTIEMRA PENETOETALFOUFOLIOPLOSIOENOCENJENTIONTOLUOTIEMERA PENTOETALFOUFOLIOPLOSIOENOCENJENTIONTOLUOTIEMRA PENTOALFOULIOPSIOENCJENTIOLUOTIEMRA PENTOEALFOULIOPLSIOENCENJTIONTLUOTIEMRA Mass Auto Committee Split Conference on S^>licosis Divided on the question of reporting the bill in its present form the Massa- Attracts Expert Audience chusetts legislative committee on insurance has held two executive sessions Medical Legal and Insurance to consider the called Curley Celles bill to reduce coverage in the statutory policy under the compulsory auto liability law There is a desire on the part of several members of the committee to have the matter referred to a special recess commission for fur- ther investigation CHAESURASHCARENTNOODIE CHAESURASHCARENTNOODIE CHAESURASHCARENTODIE CHAESURASHCARENTODIE CHAESURASHCARENTNOODIE CHAESURASHCARENTNODIE CHAESURASHCARENTNODIE LETEOFINET INTRANETETEURINGER INTRANETEURINGER INTRANETETEURINGER INTRANETTETEURINGER INTRANETETEURINGER INTRANETETEURINGER BU399 BU399 policy writing borough agents 14 per cent Regional agents and supervising special agents 10 per cent Brokers local agents office agents and district agents 8 per cent Representatives Survey the Problems of Toxic Dusts A thorough survey of the medical claim and engineering aspects of occupational disease with particular em phasis on dust diseases characterized The Third Conference on Occupational Diseases held on June 20 and 21 at the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters New York City The conference which was divided into two morning and two afternoon sessions was attended by more than 225 special representatives of insurance companies and interested observers in Talked With Producers Announcement of the new commis- sion scale followed a meeting of the Conference on Acquisition and Field Supervision Cost for Casualty Insurance yesterday morning At that meeting it was unofficially reported the company repr^'sentatives weighed statements made to them on Tuesday by representatives of various brokers organizations and by spokesmen for the local and State agents organizations at separate conferences Both classes of producers it was reported insisted that the old commissions should not be reduced Spokesmen for the agents held that the 17 per cent was an absolutely irreducible minimum for writing workmen's compensation They also said that the portion of the commission allotted to the broker and to the agent was too little for the competent producer and too much for the nonservice giving policy writer The ideal way to remunerate agents and brokers it was urged would be on the basis of actual service to the assured and the company but this ideal it was admitted could not be put into practical effect Walter H.