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MONSANTO COMPANY PLANT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE AND PLANT UNION COMMITTEE Texas City, Texas May 16. 1968 The Plant Management Committee and the Plant Union Committee held its regular meeting on May 16, 1968.
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TECHNICAL Sc RESEARCH COMMITTEE REPORT Since the January 9, 1962, NIMA Winter Meeting, the activities of the Technical Sc Research Committee have included the following: January 29 & 30 February 15 March 8 March 8 March 8 March 9 March 11 thru 14 March 21 April 6 April 18 April 19 April 26 February 5, March 1, 16 Sc 29 ASHRAE Meeting in St* Louis, Mo, Prefabricated Duct Systems Com mittee Meeting, New York, N.
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AGENDA TECHNICAL it RESEARCH COMMITTEE MEETING NATIONAL INSULATION MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION ROCK 8c SLAG SECTION GLASS SECTION 9:00 A.M., Thursday, March 4, 1965 1* Condensation Thickness Tables 2.
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BUi , |I EXHIBIT 345 V MINUTES of the , MEETING ' of THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE rV ;; .
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MINUTES of Che TECHNICAL & RESEARCH COMMITTEE MEETING NATIONAL INSULATION MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION New York, N.
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640 EXPERIMENTAL ASBESTOSIS--GROSS A DE TREVILLE Fig 1.
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'FERRUGINOUS BODIES" IN GUINEA PIGS-DAVIS ET Ah 373 other minerals may predominate and very few of these bodies be due to asbestos.
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\ - 50 Due lo the low absolute quantity and - from a analytical point of view even worse * the extremely low relative quantity of asbestos compared with other inorganic solid substances generally found in samples, it is of little wonder that there i6 still insufficient knowledge about the general occur rence of asbestos in the ambient environment.
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EEFR BY CMME EXPOSURE = 160-1 ur-r 120o 5 uj u. 90* 40- EEFR BY SMOKING HABITS :% * * Msaa& Fig 1. -- Scattergram ol end-expiratory flow rates as percent of predicted by degree of exposure to chloromcthyl methyl ether. calculate time-weighted average exposure ratings and total ex posure times.
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Asbestos - 6 Only 120 cases of mesothelioma of the pleura and peritoneum were reported in the National Cancer Institute's Third National Cancer Survey of 1969-71, compared to 24,049 cases of lung cancer.
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