At the start of the investi gation, which is expected to take about a year, vinyl chloride monomer is the lead DISTRIBUTION SLIP Date, ing suspect.

MIL-P-15931B 25 August 1964 SUPERSEDING MIL-P-.15931A 15 February 1952 MILITARY SPECIFICATION PAINT, ANTIFOULING, VINYL-RED (FORMULA NO 121/63) This specification is mandatory for use by all Depart ments and Agencies of the Department of Defense 1 SCOPE 1 1 This specification covers one grade of paint, antifouling, vinyl-red Formula No 121/63 The paint is formulated at high viscosity for hot or airless spray but may be thinned if necessary for conventional spray or brush application (see 6 1) 2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS 2 1 The following documents, of the issue in effect on date of invitation for bids or request for proposal, form a pait of the specification to the extent specified herein SPECIFICATIONS FEDERAL RR-S-366 TT-M-268 TT-P-143 TT-T-656 TT-X-916 LLL-R-626 - Sieves, Standard, For Testing Purposes - Methyl Isobutyl Ketone (For Use in Orgamc Coatings) - Paints, Varnish, Lacquer, and Related Materials, Packaging, Packing, and Marking Of - Tricresyl Phosphate - Xylene (For Use in Orgamc Coatings) - Rosin, Gum Rosin, Wood, And Rosin, Tall Oil MILITARY MIL-P-15169 MIL-P-15328 MIL-P-15929 MIL-P-15930 MTL-L-19868 - Pigment, Cuprous Oxide - Primer, Pretreatment (Formula No 117 For Metals) - Primer Coating, Shipboard, Vinyl-Red Lead (Formula No 119, For Hot Spray) - Primer Coating, Shipboard, Vinyl-Zinc Chromate (Formula No 120, For Hot Spray) - Labels, Paper Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (For Hazardous Industrial Chemicals and Materials) STANDARDS FEDERAL FED-STD-141 - Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, And Related Materials, Methods ol Inspection, Sampling, And Testing (Copies of specifications, standards, drawings, and publications required by suppliers in connection with specific procurement functions should be obtained from the procuring activity or as directed by the contract ing officer ) 3 REQUIREMENTS 3 1 The paint shall consist of ingredients conforming to the applicable specifications in the proportions specified in table I Adjustment of solvent other than decrease in amount of methyl isobutyl ketone may be FSC 8010 COL - 0051 HARTOLDMON0029577 MIL-P-15931B made to meet viscosity requirement provided corresponding adjustment is made In price or gallonage Allow ance in other properties shall be made accordingly 3 11 The formula specified in table I is designated Navy standard formula No 121/63 and shall conform to the requirements of table 1 Ingredients Table I - Formula No 121/63 Specifications Pounds-^ Cuprous oxide Rosm Vinyl resin A/ Tricresyl phosphate Methyl isobutyl ketone Xylene Antisettling agent2/ MIL-P-15169 LLL-R-626, class A, grade WW TT-T-656 TT-M-268 TT-X-916 1440 215 55 50 165 115 5 to 9 J/The formula given is Blightly in excess of 100 gallons to-allow for normal manu. facturmg loss, may be proportioned to the size batch desired -S'The resin shall be a vinyl chloride-vinyl acetate copolymer it shall contain 85 to 88 percent vinyl chloride and 12 to 15 percent vinyl acetate The resin shall have a specific gravity of 1 35 to 1 37 Material shall be furnished as a pow dered white solid, not less than 98 percent of which shall pass through a No 20 sieve, conforming to RR-S-366 s' The antisettling agent shall be sufficient to prevent hard pigment settling and otherwise meet requirements of 3 4 6 3 2 Manufacture - The component raw materials shall be incorporated and ground in such a manner as to produce a product which is uniform, homogeneous, free from grit, entirely suitable for the purpose intended, and in full conformity to the requirements of this specification 3 3 The quantitative requirements specified m table II shall be the criteria, by laboratory tests speci fied m 4 3, that the paint has been manufactured in accordance with good practice and proper quality assur ance and testing techniques The range provided is not intended to accommodate or permit willful variation m formula proportions Table II - Quantitative requirements Characteristics Requirements Minimum Maximum Pigment, percent by weight of paint Volatiles, percent by weight of paint Nonvolatile vehicle, percent by weight of paint (calculated by difference) Water, percent by weight of paint Coarse particles and skins, as residue retained on standard No 325 mesh sieve (RR-S-368), percent by weight of paint Viscosity, Krebs units Weight per gallon, pounds Fineness of grind Time of setting to touch, minutes Time of drying hard, minutes Total copper in pigment, percent by weight of pigment 70 0 12 0 15 0 -- -85 19 6 5 -- 86 0 72 0 14 0 17 0 05 05 100 20 1 -" 15 45 ~-- 2 COL - 0052 HARTOLDMON0029578 MIL-P-15931B 3 4 Qualitative requirements - The paint shall meet the following qualitative requirements 3 4 1 Odor - The odor of the paint shall be normal for the volatiles permitted (see 4 3 2 1) 3 4 2 Color - The color shall be a brown red characteristic of the pigment used (A card approxi mately the color desired may be obtained from the Chemical Laboratory, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Poitsmouth, Virginia ) 3 4 3 Compatibility with thinner - When one volume of the paint is diluted with one volume of thinner (equal volumes of methyl isobutyl ketone and xylene), there shall be no evidence of incompatibility (see 4 3 2 4) 3 4 4 Adhesion - The paint shall show good adhesion when tested as specified in 4 3 2 5 3 4 5 Film characteristics - The panel prepared as specified In 4 3 2 5, after a 24-hour dry, shall be smooth and uniform, and shall show no evidence of cracking, alligatonng, or other defects 3 4 6 Condition In container - The product shall be capable of being readily broken up with a paddle to a smooth, uniform consistency and shall not liver, shall not exceed 110 Krebs units in viscosity nor ex ceed one hour dry hard time, shall not curdle, irreversibly gel, nor show any other objectional properties for at least one year after date of manufacture 3 4 7 Additional chemical and physical tests shall be run as may be necessary to determine that the Ingredients and proportions specified in 3 1 have been used (see 4 3 1) 4 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROVISIONS 4 1 Responsibility for Inspection - Unless otherwise specified in the contract or purchase order, the supplier is responsible for the performance of all inspection requirements as specified herein Except as otherwise specified, the supplier may utilize his own facilities or any commercial laboratory acceptable to the Government The Government reserves the right to perform any of the inspections set forth m the specification where such inspections are deemed necessary to assure supplies and services conform to prescribed requirements 4 2 Quality assurance - Quality assurance shall be provided in accordance with method 1031 of FED-STD-141 4 2 1 Ingredient materials - Unless otherwise specified, for quantities of faint of 250 gallons or over one pint of each ingredient shall be taken by the Government representative for verification test purposes prior to manufacture of the paint 4 2 2 The samples taken by the Government representative as required for verification test purposes shall be forwarded to Industrial Laboratory, Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Vallejo, California, or to the Chemical Laboratory, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Va 4 3 Test procedures - 4 3 1 Ingredient materials - The vinyl resin shall be tested to determine compliance with note 2 of table I The cuprous oxide and other ingredient materials submitted shall be tested to determine com pliance with the applicable specifications 4 3 2 Finished paint - 4 3 2 1 The following test shall be conducted in accordance with the methods specified m FED-STD No 141 Test Method Pigment (using extraction mixture "C") Volatiles Nonvolatile vehicle (calculated by difference) Water 4021 4041 4053 4081 3 COL - 0053 HARTOLDMON0029579 -15931B Test Method Coarse particles and skins (using 1 1 xylene-methyl tsobutyl ketone) Viscosity Weight per gallon Fineness oi grind Odor 4092 4281 4184 4411 4401 3 2 2 Drying tune - Drying time shall be determined by method 4061 of FED-STD-141, except that the ed conditions of temperature and humidity shall apply only for referee tests m case of disp> te Other hall be conducted under prevailing laboratory conditions 12 3 Total copper - Weight accurately 1 0 gm of the extracted pigment, transfer to a 300 i il lytic beaker, add 10 ml nitric acid (sp gr 1 42) and boil for several minutes (If solution is not cool, and dilute with 100 ml water, filter, and wash with hot water, hot 10 percent nitric acid and with hot water ) Add 10 mi perchloric acid and fume for 5 minutes Cool and dilute to a volume of Imately 150 ml Add 1ml of concentrated nitric acid, 1 gm of ammonium sulfate and electroplate per on a platinum electrode at 2 amperes current for 2 hours Dilute with water and continue the lysis for 15 minutes If the deposition is complete, remove electrode, wash with water and acetone, d weigh Calculate the percentage of total copper 2 4 Compatibility with thinner - Compatibility with thinner shall be determined m accordance 3thod 4203 of FED-STD-141, using 50 mililiters (ml ) of paint and 50 ml of a 1 1 mixture of xylene thyl isobutyl ketone Observe immediately after mixing and also 30 minutes after mixing ' ^ 5 Adhesion - Apply a coat (0 3 to 0 5 mil dry) of primer, pretreatment (MIL-P-15328) to a steel After a 1-hour dry, coat with vinyl-red lead primer (MIL-P-15929) or vinyl-zinc chromate primer '-15930) (approximately 1 mil dry film thickness) After a 1-hour dry, coat with the sample paint of cification to a dry film thickness of about 2 mils After a 24-hour dry, the film shall be subjected fe test to determine whether the paint exhibits good adhesion to the vinyl primer PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY Unless otherwise specified in the contract or order, paint shall be furnished, m accordance with 143, m 5-gallon steel pails Paint shall be packaged level A or C, packed level A, B, or C as speci e 6 2) +- 1 Packaging and unit containers shall be mark

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Inhalation of excessive amounts of dust will lead :to perforation of the nasal septum.

Where three connections exist, one is a two inch diameter unloading line which extends to the bottom of the car, the second is a one inch diameter air inlet connection and the third is a two inch diameter pressure safety vent, which is a thin lead disc adjusted to release any pressure in excess of 60 pounds gauge.

", Rule 2-403(a), and (iv) excessive in number and scope, overbreadth, vagueness and ambiguity, and not calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. -4- Subject to the foregoing objections and limitations which are applicable to each of the numbered paragraphs of the Interrogatories and reflected in the responses below, and subject to documentary or other information being in existence and recoverable through a reasonably diligent search, and without representing that any particular document or documents are thus existing and (if exist ing) recovered or recoverable through such a reasonable diligent search, GAF further responds to the individual Interrogatories, as follows: INTERROGATORIES AND RESPONSES PART I - GENERAL INTERROGATORIES INTERROGATORY NO. 1: State the name, address and official capacity of each person who has supplied information used in answering these interroga tories and indicate for which interrogatory each such person is responsible.

Industrial Hygiene Digest INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL LEGAL SEPTEMBER, 1966 (VoL 30, No. 9) INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION MXIXON nfSOTOTS 4400 nrra avutoi Pittsburgh. pa. 18213 01 132 3124 ustrial Hygiene Features The evaluation of physical tasks in indus- . try it discussed in Abst.

FILE NAME: AT&T and other Phone Companies (ATT) DATE: 1964-1977 DOC#: ATT020 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Chicago Press Reports RE Asbestos with Index & Articles Table 3 - Chicago Press Reports re Asbestos -Exhibit 73 73a 73b 73c 73d 73e 73f 73g 73h 73i 73j 73k 731 73m 73n 73o 73p 73q 73r 73s 73t 73u 73v 73w 73x 73y 73z Date October 6, 1964 March 2,1966 March 30,1969 April 12,1970 September 28,1970 December 1,1970 April 25,1971 December 2, 1971 January 7, 1972 July 16,1972 July 26, 1972 July 26,1972 March 22, 1973 March 31,1973 May 8, 1973 September 10,1973 April 14,1974 July 25,1974 December 24,1974 August 15, 1975 September 21, 1975 October 13,1975 October 17, 1975 October 30,1975 April 4, 1976 March 10,1977 Source Chicago Daily News Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Title Suspect Asbestos A Cancer Source Link Asbestos to Cancer of Lungs, Colon Links Cancer to Chemicals We Live With An Answer?

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT IHF-S39 Industrial Hygiene INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL LEGAL' SEPTEMBER, 1969 (VoL 33, No. 9) est INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION 8231 CZNTBZ AVXNUX PRTSBUB8H, PA. 15232 132 4370 focnoa r :o>; FACTS INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE HIGHLIGHTS-VOLUME I S20. 00 per copy Quantity discounts available on request Order from: Induatrial Hygiene Foundation, 5231 Centre Avenue Pittsburgh.

MWBB-0019705 K'-'lr1/ v=3 Industrial Hygiene Digest INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL LEGAL /"\ r\ R SEPTEMBER, 1964 (Vol. 28, No. 9) INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION MELLON INSTITUTE 4400 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. 15213 03121529 'U--J S Co u--l L-------J C=3 NDUSTRIAL H YGIENE EATURES The periodic evaluation of outpatients is discussed in Abst.

FILE NAME Firestone FIRE DATE 1969 1963 DOC FIRE017 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Firestone Corporate Health and Safety Manual BC Ex 317 000014894 0 0 14894 SUBJECT TO DISCLOSURE RESTRICTION 4063 ADMINISTRATION MANUAL HEALTH SAFETY ENGINEERING & PROPERTY PROTECTION THE FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY AKRON OHIO SUBJECT TO DISCLOSURE RESTRICTION 40638 Pages Section I Pages Section II Pages Section III Pages Section IV Pages Section V Pages Section VI Pages ADMINISTRATION HEALTH SAFETY ENGINEERING & PROPERTY PROTECTION CURRENT PAGES AND DATE OF ISSUE 12/29/69 Manual Outline and Table of Contents i thru vii - 12/9/63 vii - 10/22/63 Home * viii - 8/29/62 ( ixx 10/22/63 ( Office Office * Akron Akron - manuals manuals .

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I I 1965 ANNUAL REPORT ( PUBLICATIONS 1965 Chronic Pneumonitis: Experimental Study with Homologous Cellular Lipids.

No. 18 MR EFFECTIVE JANUARY 29, 1965 SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE MAINTENANCE FINISHES PRICE LIST THE GLIDDEN COMPANY NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS, CLEVELAND, OHIO U.S.A.