FILE NAME: Niagara Insulation (NIN) DATE: 1960 May 4 DOC#: NIN003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter NIAGARA 'InAutetfio* PwSEtf/j / A i b t s f o s ^ l o . f Site. (.'

FILE NAME: Philip Carey (PC) DATE: 1944 Nov 20 DOC#: PC007 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Medical Record P-44-325 Hov. 20, 1944 (Received) Herbert C. 3cobi Age 42 P.H.

FILE NAME: Philip Carey (PC) DATE: 1949-1971 DOC#: PC010 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: List of Worker's Comp Claimants from Celotex Corp *osmo*r SXI u: I "j (i PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT EMPLOYEE NAME Albert Johnson Norbert Gooch ` -Clarence * Bulette ASBESTOS RENTED CLAIMS PILED BY MANUFACTURING PLANT EMPLOYEES BETWEEN THE YEARS' 1949 - 1971 * a DATE f ILEO STATE FILED DISPOSITION LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 1949 Ohio Allowed for Asbestosis 3124 Predonia Ava.

FILE NAME: Philip Carey (PC) DATE: 1953-1956 DOC#: PC013 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: List of Death Claims Paid with Cover Letter from 1963 Apr 27 j U n CH J M MCCWAM j&L M t T U O l 'O U T A N l,H i I n s LU A N C H C o M l'A N V April 27, 1963 ((* r< _ 3 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT Hr.

FILE NAME: Pullman (PULL) DATE: 1952 Mar DOC#: PULL002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Record of Pullman Attendance at AAR Medical & Surgical Section where Asbestos was Discussed fsmwm mMmm - i* 'i t ' . ?

FILE NAME: Sun Shipbuilding (SUN) DATE: 1969 Mar 10 DOC#: SUN006 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Field Activity Report REGION I PROO.

FILE NAME: PIC DATE: 1976 PIC007 DOC#: PIC007 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Legal-Deposition of LP Holmes J ????

FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1978 Mar 8 DOC CAPE171 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Telex to Mr.

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1956 Dec 6 DOC CSR144 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Govt Inspection Results - Ventilation - Wittenoom - Australian Blue Asbestos ott J.

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1960 Feb 22 DOC CSR124 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo to Wittenoom Manager RE Four Employees with Asbestosis & Proposed Ventilation Survey RE OT SR gt Tee ee So Fre se nat bet nade cae amano on I messmgergs : cere tceaye . als slat ce nee pmenne 600222002 600222002 oe a PRIVATE -- P.52P0 .5201960 EngWineeehravebeen by Brisbane Mining Mining that n thoroughventilation survey month as a result of advised Mr. he proposes to instigate a of the mine within the nextComon- at a complaint from the Common- I Health Laboratory wealth dealing with asbestosis ane cy : now Itis understood that there are four employees _ of oursnow inmatesof the Perth Chest Hospital suffering from Asbestosis Will you please let us have the names of and 1 these employees . wherever possible their industrial | - history . ge

FILE NAME Eternit ETER DATE 1972 Jan 4 DOC ETER103 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to Einer Juel & Co. from D.

FILE NAME Firestone FIRE DATE 2000 DOC FIRE009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Report on Asbestos at Decatur Plant Ex 273 Asbestos insulation at Decatur- 2000 > METAL 1505 273 1504-0012 1505 " 90 Pltf Exh 273

FILE NAME Household Contact HC DATE 1976 Nov 24 DOC HC015 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo - Trumball Corporate - Confidential ~ Nin 1 Corporate Trumbull TO Nr G.

FILE NAME Household Contact HC DATE 1999 DOC HC020 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Mesothelioma Cases Associated with Occupational and Low Dose Exposures Mesothelioma cases associated with occupational andlow dose exposures Gunnar Hillerdal men 5 1t0imes higher see table 3 Even in importance Objectives exposure estimate the cohorts with a very heavy exposure to asbestos of low dose to asbestos on the most people will die from other causes In peo- ve mesothelioma risk of ple with certified asbestosis is with a Methods review of the literature heavy exposure to 10 will develop mes- Results and conclusions is no evi- othelioma among insulators in the United dence of a threshold level below which States and Canada also a heavily exposed thereis no risk of mesothelioma Low level exposure more often than not contains peak concentrations which can be very high for short periods There might exist a background level of mesothelioma occurring in the abscence of exposure ot asbestos but there is no proof of this and this natural level is probably much lower than the million which has been often cited Occup Environ Med 505 513 group 9.3 of the deaths have been due to this disease and in amphibole miners in South Africa or Australia this figure is 2-4 table ) Clearly with exposure concentrations several magnitudes lower as occurs in the general population the risk is very small often impossible to measure A discussion of the risks from low exposure must include the response curve the existence or existence of a threshold and thus a background concentration and should try to define low exposure and estimate to what Keywords low exposure asbestos mesothelioma degree that really means a low concentration From conflicting findings and opinions at- tempts must be made to make a meaningful Mesothelioma is an incurable disease which conclusion almost exclusively due to inhalation of asbestos The different types ofasbestos seem to differ fibres Asbestos has been extensively used in considerably in their ability to cause mesothe- industry and construction in the 20th century liomas Chrysotile is considered by many especially during and after the second world authors to be a weak carcinogen in humans war and even if the mineral is no longer used in whereas the two amphiboles crocidolite and al most rich western countries the total world tremolite are much more dangerous according ro production remains high There is a worldwide to many studies The third of the more a Department of Lung Medicine Karolinska : Hospital Stockholm - Sweden G Hillerdal pollution with asbestos as indicated by the finding of the mineral in samples of Greenland ice and on the Yorkshire Moors and every citizen in the world has been exposed to some extent Consequently asbestos fibres can be found in most lungs at necropsy.

FILE NAME Insulators Workers Comp Claims IWC DATE 1966 DOC IWC058 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Claimant - Crader Willard R. & Lola J.