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Ethyl-leaded Gasoline: How a Classic Occupational Disease Became an International Public Health Disaster WILLIAM KOVARIK, PHD The author describes the controversy about the use of tetraethyl lead (TEL) as a gasoline additive.

051010300 1 RESPONSE: 2 Denied. 3 4 S REQUEST FOR ADMISSION P: Prior to 1920, dust counts, air 6 sampling surveys, or other types of studies or tests were conducted 7 at one or more of your facilities where products containing 8 asbestos were manufactured to determine the levels of dust or 9 asbestos fiber concentrations in the air. 10 RESPONSE: Denied. 11 12 13 14 IS REQUEST FOR ADMISSION Q: Prior to 1930, dust counts, air 16 17 sampling surveys, or other types of studies or tests were conducted 18 at one or more of your facilities where products containing 19 asbestos were manufactured to determine the levels of dust or 20 asbestos fiber concentrations in the air. 21 RESPONSE: Denied. 22 23 24 25 26 PLAINTIFF'S FIRST INTERROGS, ETC 78

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SBERWN-WILLIAMS FACTS - 19 35 FORTUNE MAGAZINE Lorgost paint austomo re 1.

2LA7S U> LI* 3tTT Meet ing of Directors i - of - The Sherwin-Williams Co r'i MINUTES of a nesting of the Board of Directors of fits Sherwin-Williams Coop*07, duly held at its offices in------ Cleveland,- -- -- -------------9 O- --hwi--o,9 on January 17th, 1920, at 10 o'clock.

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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT SYNOPSIS ASBESTOS STANDARD - CONSTRUCTION OSHA 1926.58 SCOPE: This standard applies to all construction work, e.g., work for construction, alteration, and/or repair, in cluding painting and decorating.

-* *9 WH mmtd December, 1923 "I think that it is becoming more and more apparent that everything which happens is the result of a previous cause ... we have not quite reached the point of having the `know-how' to avoid aU, accidents, but we are rapidly approaching that happy condition and will continue to approach it through further conscientious effort."