Union Carbide further objects to this Interrogatory on the grounds that it is overly broad and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

McAdams 2 July 27, 1967 makes the effective date of the application of the above procedure January 29 1967 the date of the work performed leading to the filing of the grievance.

Total Asbestiosis, suspected Asphyxiation, carbon monoxide Asthmatic bronchitis, acute Bronchial asthma Conjunctivitis,welding flash Dermatitis Ear irritation, creosote Eye irritation Frostbite(fingers'1, toes 1) Fumes' (unidentified) Lead poisoning Lung irritation, sawdust Paint solvent fumes Poisoning, ammonia " barcothene fumes " carbon monoxide " carbon tetrachloride " chemical fumes " epoxy resins " gases " naphtha " oil fumes " paint vapors " toluene diisocyanate " welding fumes Radiation burns Respiratory irritation Silicosis " suspected Tuberculosis 21* 3 7 51* 1 9** 2 1 4 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 l 41 8 6 1 1 7 9 2 4 1 2 1 1 3 l 1 7 117 1 9 2 8 6 1 1 4 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 9 9 3 Totals * Causes are listed as follows: 21 93 78 8 200 Connecticut; Occupational dermatitis due to oils and greases (and metal cutting compounds) 7; occupational dermatitis due to solvents 5; occupational dermatitis due to other chemicals: miscellaneous 1, multiple chemicals I, plating chemicals 1, photography chemicals 2', synthetic resins or resin (plastic) compounds 1; occupational dermatitis--other: miscellaneous 1, soaps or detergents 2.

The collection of the experimental enlssl data and husan experience lead us to the conclusion that the fluids are not lrrltaafcs, per oe, tut as Z here pointed out stove, any cause teaporery dlaeonfort and annoyance if care Is net taken to avoid exposures.

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

LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, INC.

Committee, Dear Sir, Asbestos - Raw and Manufactured You are aware of the difficulties which were experienced in the port some eighteen months ago and which lead to the Ministry of Labour conducting an investigation and thereafter issuing a report copy attached.

This obviously will lead to the question of Kimberly Clark of how the concentration in a workman is determined.

Rather, the information is being supplied because it may lead to the discovery.of relevant and admissable evi dence.

J I suggest we run tests on the following formulation: FHR Formulation LP-32 Plasticizer loo ) 19 and 4o i 100 Non-ooated Ca CO-j 40 ) Catalyst System: Lead Dioxide Stearic Acid Santlclzer 160 or Santlclzer 902 Sulfur HART OLDMON0029371 -2- Santicizer 902 Is the former Santicizer 1707.

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The liquid Aroclors are good solvents for the normal fate and oils on the skin and repeated exposure will lead to drying and chapping.

m BOLUSm To All Matfeart of tha Laad Industrita Association, Zd o .i SOTVTT or LEAD H TO ATMPSPgP-X OF TORE!

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This will replace the two 90 degree angle elbows in the present duct work and is to provide a minimum capture velocity of 100 fpm on the short conveyor leading from the point of application to the end where brake linings are removed and placed into the drying racks.