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FILE NAME Dental Asbestos DEN DATE 1977 DOC DEN103 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION US Army Research Report - Asbestos A Subtle Carcinogen in the Dental Lab A045 027 UNCLASSIUNCLASFIFIED IUNCLEASSIDFIED ARMY INST ASBESTOS SEP 77 DE OF DENTAL RESEARCH WASHINGTON DC DC A SUBTLE CARCINOGEN IN THE DENTAL DE CUTRIGHT EF EF HUGET JM JM BRADY LABORATORY SEM G 6/5 AND --ETC SERRE EER) 09778 11..00 | 20 18 .25 1.4 1.6 09778 SECURITY SECURITY CLASSIFICATION CLASSIFICATION OF THIS PAGE When Data Entered REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE 1.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1940-1980 DOC IHF025 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IHF Membership Lists 1940 REPORT OF MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE C.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1930 Nov 14 DOC NMA021 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Newspaper Article - Woman's Death Mystery 1.391 pron ~ THE BUCKING AMS INE ) ADVERTISER ADVERTISER ADVERTISER Dated 14th November 1930 WOMAN'S WOMAN'S DEATH .

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1970 July DOC NMA169 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Progressive Architecture Article - Hazardous Materials le Hazardous Materials How the design and application of some materials can create serious health hazards is reported by the Chief Specifications Writer of Skidmore Owings& MervillMervill New York Mervill asbestos insulation The New York City Air Resources Commistros in the application of sprayed These new ordinances require sumplate sumplate on FS of sumplate wma LH of thethe the which we work is to be performed b5 means of tarpantina or temporary en- closures ue of approved Bureau of Mines masks warning signs clean- ing up operations after after installation vacuuming of droppings into sealed containers and disposal in approved sanitary fills Awarches of this hazard should prompt wa to examine all of the building materials that are currently employed and especially the man- made products of chemistry in order to learn about their potential danger If we can recognise the probiem carried on under controlled condi- tions Tar products have been known to produce kin irritations and rash- es Some sealants have arrid fumes that may be harmful to people who are sensitive and allergic to these properties It is ential that manu- facturers recognise tanse problems and develop precautionary programs to reduce and minimize these hazards In the minijat minijat minijat minijat 1.1 deer stallation stages ContraContcractorts Coontrractsors and in- stallers should be cautioned and they abould introduce safety measures for the protection of personnel involved in these applications For many years architects and en- gineers have desigual belidings with components that are now being rec ognized as maving a deleterious effect upon the inhabitants For example ducts air shafts and ceiling plenums supply utilized for the movement of or return air are sometimes limed with fiber materials such as asbestos mineral with a Gurglass Theme materials are used for either fre sistive properties in the pic areas or for sound isolation or thermal insulation in ducts and air shafts They are constantly being eroded by air movement and the par- ticles are carried into the air sop- plied in the habitable areas Studies being conducted by some media authorities indicate possible con- tamination of the air supply that may cause irritation at the least and serious bealth hazards at the worst Details of designs should be reexamined to place these materials externally if possible out of the air stream or by coating and seating these surfaces when there is no other solution Some municipal bodies are studying these problems and are con- sidering ordinances which may pre clude the use of such materials when they are exposed in air handling designs A recent New York City ordi- nance requires the sealing or conting of these fibrous materials in ceiling plenum areas Some materials such as urethane foams have been know to give off moxious gases when exposed to fire and are presumed to have lethal effects upon individuals exposed to there fumes The new New York City Building Code enacted in 1966 con- usein tains a provision against the use - mini mini u . nisi nisi usein usein of Saree uyub incineration that are more toxic than those produced by the burning of word or paper While no standard test method has been prom rated to evaluate the degree of toxicity of burning wood or paper as compared to other materiais que must begin to take cognizance of these materials as possible health hazards when subjected to fire is well known fact that more fatalities occur from smoke and gas inhalation inhalation than from fire itself in the dis- astrous Boston Coconut Grove fire the wave only only iowee, UK JEI ABEND -> from the effects of smoke and fumes developed by the burning of coated decorations than from fames produced by the fire building Many plastics used in constructive should be tested fo smoke development and fuel contri bution as well as flame spread char- the event of fire the effects of smoke will be a contributory cause for fatal- ities In addition a meaningfu stan- dard test procedure should be devil- devil- oped to measure the toxicity resulting from the burning of materials to ascertain the level at which certain of these materials might be consid- ared detrimental to the health and safety of the inhabitants -- +1

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1978 DOC TALC014 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE NIOSH Study on Talc Deposits in the US MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA OCT 02 1978 .

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 2002 Mar 18 DOC TALC166 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter from the CTFA to the US Dept of Health and Services with Journal Article Attached EFiled Jul 09 2013 AMEDT Transaction ID 53169396 THE COSMETIC TOILETRY AND FRAGRANCE ASSOCIATION March 18 2002 E.

FILE NAME: Asbestos Cement Pipe and Sheet (ACPS) DATE: 1984 Sept 15 DOC#: ACPS094 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - Malignant Mesothelioma Repnnied from the <lS/4 MedicalJournal'', Vol 66, 15 September 1984, pp 407 - 412 Malignant mesothelioma -- clinical and epidemiological features A report of 80 cases K.

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1980 May 27 DOC BRK181 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Abex Memo - Summary on Status of NonAsbestos Program Abex | 1167 anic Industries Company Company .

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1984 DOC BRK235 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter - To Barry Castleman from The Swedish National Board of Occupational Safety and Health ARBETARSKYDDSSTYRELSEN NATIONAL BOARD OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Chemistry division Dealer Avdelningsdirekt^r Bertil Remaeus Date 1984-07- Your letter 1984-06-26 Our sign 511 Asbest T 1660/84 Your sign Barry Castleman 1722 Linden Ave.

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1986 DOC BRK233 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION SAE Conference Brochure 92919098 Atlantic Atlantic Atlantic Sands Sands Sands Sands Sands Sands Sands Avidsig Buneeulbuy 9g SdyDjg UO LUNINbDO|jON joOnuuy Up Colloquium Annual Annual Annual 4th 4th be wel a2eds pue Jy eas puey Aupiqow Sursueapy 404 Melo0g buuvesuibuz oy] ma WD Commonwealth Warrendale 15096 on Brakes & Engineering Display Atlantic Casino & Casino October City, NJ SUMMARY PROGRAM 4:00 p.m.

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 2004 DOC BRK132 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Asbestos in Brakes Exposure and Risk of Disease - American Journal of Industrial Medicine AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE 229 2327004 Asbestos in Brakes Exposure and Risk of Disease Richard A.

FILE NAME German Articles - Some with English Translation GER DATE 1967 DOC GER065 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Dissertation - No Translation A ee 00087284 | / Aus dem Pathologischen Institut der St^/dtischenKrankenanstalten Dortmund Direktor Prof.

FILE NAME Kaiser Gypsum KG DATE 1992 DOC KG044 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Legal - Amended Responses 4 IN RE ALL ASBESTOS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH CASES FILED OR TO BE FILED IN DALLAS COUNTY TEXAS 7) IN THE DISTRICT COURT S S DALLAS COUNTY TEXAS 160TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT DEFENDANT KAISER GYPSUM COMPANY INC.'