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1 Q So from 1938 to 1972 he was, in fact f 2 president of Owens-Corning Fiberglas?

338 THE MEDICAL JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIA March 5, 1032.

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Reasons the Companies Formed the Industrial Hygiene Foundation Exhibit No.

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THE PONTIAC 1>KESS.

I (c) Review governmental publications of Great Britain toward the end of determining whether any research was being conducted by the British Government into any potential health hazards incident to the use of insulation products containing asbestos.

RESPONSE TO INTERROGATORY NO. 35: See General Objections.

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FIGHT POWER COSTS tontioued much of the distribution systems, both steam and electrical, are 'charged against the power plant or the process."

VORWALD ET AL.

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