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Friction Products Oivision 'he largest segment at tne A.bex Automotive Grouo. tne Frcnon P'ocucts Division suosues fnct.on materials uses in oraKing cassenger cars, trucks trailers ouses. off-hignway eauiomem ana recreational vehicles, along with aircraft, mass transit trams ano mcustnal macnmery.

State of Ohio The Industrial Commission of Ohio DIVISION OF SAFETY AND HYGIENE 2329 WEST FIFTH AVENUE P.O.

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0 5 I 0 I 0 2 tf i 1 REQUEST FOR ADMISSION B: You were aware as early as 1900 2 that one or more individuals had filed workmen's compensation 3 claims alleging injury or disease as a result of exposure to 4 asbestos while employed at one or more of your facilities. 9 RESPONSE: Denied. 6 7 a 9 10 REQUEST FOR ADMISSION C; You were aware as early as 1910 11 that one or more individuals had filed workmen's compensation 12 claims alleging injury or disease as a result of exposure to 13 asbestos while employed at one or more of your facilities. 14 RESPONSE; Denied. 19 16 17 18 REQUEST FOR ADMISSION D: You were aware as early as 1920 19 that one or more individuals had filed workmen's compensation 20 claims alleging .injury or disease as a result of exposure to 21 asbestos while employed at one or more of your facilities. 22 23 24 25 26 PLAINTIFF'S FIRST INTERROGS, ETC. 65

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gave on it seems March camel We have received seme re-f boatyards,_______ ___________ tween the two giants in the to-|islaads in tremendous quantity.

n N0TL5CO National Loss Control Service Corporation Long Grove, Illinois 60049-0075 (312) 540-2488 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES LABORATORY, K-2 TO: DIANA FR1ESZ B.

07*21 FROM* OXYCHEM CA OFER ID* S1277B61S0 PACE August 26, 1904 50 F Street, N.W.

LiOKNihC* ADVOCATE Baton Kou^c, Louisiana j uwudy, bept.15,1887 K-fi- ' Long-term effects of toxic materials remain uncertain rt ****. t * 4 > . * * , I itA. ' ' ' ByBOB ANDERSON lfld MUCK DUNNE -Advocate staff Writer* ***** 7 \ "Toxic chemicals have been linked to reproductive problem*, but the ' itfftcts of the relatively low levels ' Cgftmonly found In air pollution `''remain an unknown,reproduction ' ud genetic experts say. inhere is reason for concern and nwaatlfatlon In localities where ;ler amounts of toxic air pollutants emitted and jcommunities aaspect reproductive problems, . several experts interviewed Indicated. - *4*be evidence linking toxic cbamleals . and reproductive problems lias come from laboratories, where animals can be D UST OP A SERIES exposed and fcaiefiijly studied, and (o a lesser extent in the workplace, where levels of toxic chemicals can be much higher than In the surrounding community.

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