Star* la aoaa lntaraat at other plants la the poaalble health pratlaaa of thoae employees who Mark with aahaatoa and coosidaretLon ahould ba dma ta aolarglag tha acopa of too study to include aa aaoy expnaad. paraons aa poaalble* This la a situation la MttLah tha union la wall laferaad and ia playing a leading tala la satharlog health information on lta aeabara.

Gilmore r C_ ^pk/v Canister and Bottled Air Type Gas Masks These masks are thoroughly Inspected semiannually and maintained in all units of the plant In cases sealed with lead wire seals.

Experts from Industry, Labor, Government and Academic Institutions will participate; Industry representatives will include leading executives of the johns-Manville Corporation, the Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corporation, the Certain-teed Products Corporation and others as well as repre sentatives of the Quebec Mine Producers Association and the -Insula tion Distributor Contractors National Association; Labor represen tatives will include the President and appropriate staff members of the International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers, while interested government agencies will include the United States Public Health Service and the United States Bureau of Mines > The Working Group will meet at the Academy on May 14, 1968 at 9 AM.

All leading competitive 15 lb. asphalt saturated asbestos felts were compared with the GAF product.

In addition, prolonged and repeated skin contact may lead to skin irritation.

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Any request for documents or information relating to any Union Carbide products other than Calidria asbestos or phenolic molding compounds and phenolic resins is overly broad, unduly burdensome, and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

Joseph Lead Co. 250 Park Avenue New York, N.Y. 10017 Phone Yu 6- 7474 Daniel J.

el polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons 486 Air pollution cauaaa ol dieael amoka coatrol( problama In control areas 489. 487 AUartWlaa), chloroganlc add 427 .Arthritic and rheumatoid poaumoconioeis use of muada relaxant 458 420 Asbestos dust production of mesothellal tumors pulmonary effect ol crystalline and non-eryatalUne Asbsatoeii-Tubercnloais compensation liability in Germany Bactoriat dlaperaal In hoapltal warda 463 469 468 412 Bonaene control, ventilation lor -485 Betamethasone, dermatological evaluation 426 Blood cholinesterase meaeurement coagulation and induatrlal intoxications 418 434 Books the pneumoconioaea allicoaia in lead and sine mine in Rajasthan 410 411 Brucellosis, In public health work 423 Chlorogenic acid allergen in plant eubetancoe Cholinesterase meaeurement in blood Chromate assimilation by trout Copper duet, effect on guinea pigs - Dermatltia, dermatoala(ea) betamethaaone from hydraslne compounde neurodermatoses in industry Dieldrin, health haaarda from Dieael meaeurement of engino tralaaiooa moke and ita cauaoa Dlatoroatoala In Belgium Drup a valuation in industrial medicine legal liability in teating new Duatla), airborne In foundrioa Duet control, suppression In a fertlliter plant new wet process for Dust .counting. determination aerosol particle counter Duet campling, cample re dust flow pact obstacle a Endrln. health haaarda from Exhaust gases. automotive engine a exposure of animala to measuring diesel emission* 42 41 43 451 426 428 425 447 482 489 422 413 407 456 450 488 455 453 447 483 482 Burnt, resistance to Injection in patienta 429 Eye, 1,000 contact lens caaea 417 Byaainoaie, te a cotton weaving mill 457 Cancer detection in low-income group a .supervoltage x-ray therapy 421 473 CarbontatracUorlde acute intoxication effect on blood coagulation hSaarda from use in German railway 445 434 446 Carcinogens, polyoxyethylene!

The duct work was cleaned and the motor leads reversed. llxo blower is now moving approximately 120 CPS at the polymerioer manhole with throe hose bfeations In use.

TOTALS Disabling Disabling Disabling Injurlee Frequency Injuries Frequency Jhjurles Frequency Injuries' Frequency Chemical 9 (12) 1.7 (1.1) 0 (0) Coatings k Resins 8 (8) 2.7 (1.W 0 (0) Fiber Class 6 . (10) 2.2 (1.9) 0 (0) Glass 20 (29) 1.6 (1.3) 0 (1) Oeneral Office 0.0 (0,0) - - e 9 (12) 0.0 (0.0) 1* (7) 2.2 (1.8) 12 (15) 0.0 (0.0) - - 6 (10) 0.0 (0.8) 100 (10b) 23.b (10.7) 109 (13b) - 0 (0) 1.5 (1.0) 2.b (1.5) 2.1 (1.9) 6.9 (3.9) 0.0 (0.0) CORPORATE TOTAL 14 (59) 1.6 (1.3) 0 (1) 0.0 (0.3) 95 (111) 12.7 (6.3) 136 (171) b.b (2.6) ( ) Figures shown in parenthesis are the goals projected for the entire year* I BB 0013732 | c Page 2 July 30, 1969 < A study of these figures leads to the obvious conclusion that we will not reach our frequency goal for the year.

Phillipps Commercial Solvents Hercules Charles Pfizer Celanese Coatings BFG (Henry) Dupont Olin Mathieson National Lead PPG Industries Kentucky Asphalt K A Steel St.

Perhaps these contacts could lead to approvals of the #8500 mask in the various states.

P A L XV C FORMULATED WITHOUT LEAD PIGMENTS FOR WALLS, WOODWORK, KITCHENS, BATHROOMS TOYS, INDOOR & OUTDOOR FURNITURE, GARDEN TOOLS INTERIOR - EXTERIOR RICH BLUE 1246 GREENBRIAR 1271 Also in Spray Cans LIGHT IVORY 1255 DELPHINIUM 1250 Also in Spray Cans BUD GREEN 1212 Also in Spray Cans VERMILION 1256 Also In Spray Cans RIBBON BLUE 1267 Also in Spray Cans BOTANY BROWN 1263 ROSE PINK 1260 Also In Spray Cans BLUE TURQUOISE 1269 Also In Spray Cons LEMON YELLOW 1270 Also in Spray Cans DAWN GRAY 1219 ` Also In Spray Cans ALSO AVAILABLE IN; ULTRA WHITE 1217 FLAT BLACK 1208 GLOSS BLACK 1207 ADDITIONAL COLORS IN SPRAY CANS; GOLD 4009, ALUMINUM 4008, COPPERTONE 4011, ULTRA WHITE 4000, FLAT WHITE 4017, FLAT BLACK 4001, GLOSS BIACK 4002 CLEAR PLASTIC 4010 CLD32790

Richardson ROSS CASE CONFIDENTIAL ucc 020745 CONFIDE"'''TAL SOLVENT PROCESS VTE^^pOLYMERIZATIO SIMPLIFIED SCHEMATIC FLOW DIAGRAM CONFIDENT CONFIDENTIAL PROCESS NOTES SOLVENT (SOLUTION) VINYL PROCESS: The polymerization is carried out in acetone In jacketed, agitated lead-lined autoclaves.