FILE NAME Household Contact HC DATE 1992 DOC HC017 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Changing Risk Groups for Malignant Mesothelioma | 2704 34.70 34.70 Changing Risk Groups for Malignant Mesothelioma Michael Huncharek MD MPH Although malignant mesothelioma is a relatively rare tumor its incidence is rising Much of the increase is attributable to widespread exposure to asbestos in past decades in asbestos industries In recent years it has be- Newly Recognized Occupational Risk Groups 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 esti- mated 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- a The incidence of mesothelioma previously 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 regis- tries 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 Brit- ish Columbia indicates that for the year 1982 the inci- dence in that Canadian province was nearly six times higher than it was in period 1969 to 1975.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1935 DOC IHF070 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letters RE The Industrial Dust Problem 03/29/1993 10:2610:26 BARUCH SLAS 212 387 1400 P.01 Date - ACSIMILE MESSAGE COVER SHEET BARUCH COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES Office of the Dean New York NY 10010 Tel 212-387-1402012-387-1400 Fax 212-387-1406 Hepple 410-462-10410-3462-91039 ane ee yea5 A CS BOTS Spey ASIA RO D BS AOR Pre NR Sre an AP xn.= UP + we SK 03/29/1993 10:27 BARUCH SLAS 387 1400 P.02 387 P.G2 x 003/293/19/3 29/1993 mBARaUCeH SLAS bust PROBLEM / i eas C ;f 1 ft at yo ite A Brief Narrative phe A Narrative Narrative the in explanation Committee i Temporary wo ee neon i: the seri AJ the serious in various i Admittedly Sahat y the problem industrial industrial diseases diseases engaging problem problem industrial industrial industries engaging attention attention of large number research been companies companies and, places and is being done done Rationio } mation mation done 7" oi planning future as to all the many - many different La } Through phases quest Through 193i6nterested quest several the courtesy of the Mellon Institute industries there was held intersted Symposium on the Industrial Dust and Pittsburgh Pittsburgh on problem problem on problem instructions with i At that misting & Temporary Organization instructions opinion instructions instructions misting develop a and Committee in its oil plan best be made report back establishment establishment of a its start opinion of toward the industrial industrial organization Permanent Permanent organization some kind for a dust study of the industrial dust appeared ap eared 7 first first try first formulate formulate soms try might formulate what necessary necesary find necessary already dore determined determined should of activity activity activity + j th^'sempt : formation toward toward the Temporary Organization of of organization would to general permanent idea as should how it to done what would to what seemed seemed that will be that cost It also many places where where has been done the problem things been many phases Therefore Therefore problem before can be done organisation Therefore seemed that program program for Peramont should be " thet w organisation should be progrem An .

FILE NAME Insulation Contractors & Distributors ICD DATE 1969 Oct DOC ICD019 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IDCNA Outlook te er!

FILE NAME Insulators Workers Comp Claims IWC DATE 2013 Feb DOC IWC070 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Barry Castleman's List of Mundet Workers Compensation Claims Mundet Workers Compensation Claims Brokenshire Clark Cuthbertson J Dean Everitt Faciane Faulkner Gilivich Goans Horsman Hunt Kish Lumbattis Miller Peutz Rogers Reilly Staples Streithorst Swartout Tyler Wyss February 14-15 2013

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 0000 DOC JMA409 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Warning Label gigs oe OreeremNE a Ocahere aeen ee eat NCR See See HANs TS

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1924 DOC JMA372 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Stokinger on Asbestos Cement Pipe Part 2 of 2 2 aa -2- -2- water In spite of the concern for toxicity of substances on our environment of substances antigonistic to the toxic effects holds considerablu discovery promise for future protection COR ECTION CORRECTION An inaccuracy appeared in our press release distributed February 7 reporting on the paper diren by Dr.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1968 - 1976 DOC JMA317 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Meeting Minutes - Quebec Asbestos Mining Association 7/20/98 12/30/75 3/10/76 8/23/76 Quebec Asbestos Mining Association Lake considering labeling fiber chrysotile instead of asbestos Japanese government wants labels in Japanese but permission obtained for adhesive labels Inporters provide stickers which are put on bags when containers are unloaded p.2 Lake Asbestos N.Y.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1969 Nov 14 DOC JMA161 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter from Manville to Delta MANVILLE RESEARCH& ENGINEERING CENTER O.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1970 DOC JMA070 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Meeting Minutes and Attendee List - Asbestos Information Association EXPECTED ATTENDEES - ORGANIZATION MEETING AIA - DECEMBER 4 1970 CERTAIN FLINTKOTE JOHNS MANVILLE NATIONAL GYPSUM PANACON RAYBESTOS a WOODWARD IRON Harold McNabb Executive Vice President James Moran A.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1972 DOC JMA395 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Report - Dr.

FILE NAME Keene KNE DATE October 21 1968 DOC KNE018 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION 1968 Oct 21 Memo regarding an order placed with North American Asbestos from South Africa TRENTON BALDWIN BALDWIN N.

FILE NAME Kent KNT DATE 1949 Jan DOC KNT114 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Cancer and Environment Scientific American _,~ fy rn Sree a ne eo. ot ae seone te , Sr JANUARY 1949 57 . 57 57 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN VOL 180.

FILE NAME Mundet Cork MCK DATE 1960 July DOC MCK008 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Meeting Minutes - Technical and Research Committee - National Insulation Manufacturers Association MINUTES | of the TECHNICAL & RESEARCH COMMITTEE MEETING NATIONAL INSULATION MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Sandusky Ohio Oo .

FILE NAME Mundet Cork MCK DATE 1978 DOC MCK106 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION WC Claim of Swartout Pt 2 STATE OF CALIFORNIA INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION thebet thebet MAY 28 28 HP HP FILE SIGNED ONGINAL AND SEE PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE NAMES JOHN D.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1974 Oct 2 DOC NMA090 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - 3 States Ask Court to Halt Dumping in Lake Superior Superior 3 States Ask By GLADWIN Court to Halt The Dumping DumpingDumping to NewNew York HILLSpecial HILLSpecial Lake Superior Times 1857 Currentfils Oct 2 1974 ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times 1851 - 2002 3 States Ask Court to Halt : Dumping in Lake Superior By GLADWIN HILL oe Special to The New York Times WASHINGTON ; Oct. 1 - Steel Corporations produces 16 - Michigan Minnesota and Wis- cent of the country's iron consin asked the Supreme imme medical It has challenged adverse Court today to order an discharges diate end to the Reserve Min- . ing Company's of iron dumping conversion more United ore waste into Lake Superior The on the ground that thousands said testimony against its and has that would cost million States Court of United of people daily Appeals granted Eight Circuit posed were being to causing drinking excon- for pany a day stay of the shut- taminants in drinking water Appeals prolngedprolonged litigationindefinite Protec- down order The full Supreme tion Agency the leading co- Court refused on July 11 to the stay On Aug. 28 the plaintiff in against the company did not Court made the stay join in the request Agency of Seen ficials Irreparable Harm Seen - _ saoifd Govertnmhenitstechnicality technicality The today because that a technicality motion accused hbazaasrdesdstipu- Afapuosledt numheeraolutshbeing on feared health file a separate appeal numerous The states filed their motion lations It was - with Associate Justice Harry health indefinite the Blackmun who has jurisdiction the over the eighth Federal circuit stipu- hazards feared stay ofof conctoinnuteidnuceodnticnonuteindued exposure exposure Thchieldren The motion seeks to vacate children and _ lower court's indefinite stay children causing discharge an order to the mining gens in the water pany to stop its daily the of 67,000 tons of tailings into cea, babies to carcino- substan- they drink they breathe begins process may takeyears lake Tailings : Contain Asbestos the motion said The situation The tailings some ground clearly presents the irreparable microscopic size contain and compelling circum: among other pollutants stances which this court has tos which in some indicated are factors justifying has been found stance to vacation of stay orders G. 2d cancer According to medical KirKik rk the Environ- evidence in mental Protection Agency's Agency's top reported weeks even household relatives officer said Depart- of people exposed excessively of Justice which has . can the to asbestos develop represented the agency in the ease - litigation refrained from join- After five years of Federal in the petition now because proceedings against the com- felt that the formal legal pany the United States District was incomplete He said Court in Minneapolis ordered States District Judge the plant shut until it could Lord who issued the convert to land waste original shutdown order had posal The company refinery been on circuit assignments " at Silver Bay 56 miles east and had had a chance to Duluth Minn sign certain orders called for a The companjoiynt venture the subsequent court rul- of the Armco and Republic Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner Further reproduction prohibited without permission