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GENERATOR PULLEYS (Cont.)-512iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHiininiHiniiniiiimiiiiinnuiHiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiii Car PONTIAC RAMBLER STUDEBAKER Years Models . 61-62 1960 1958 56-57 1955 58-59 57-59 50-56 51-57 All 8 Cyl. w/30 & 35 Amp.
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NAPA AUTOMOTIVE CAREER TRAINING Disc Brakes--Continued Caliper Assembly The caliper assembly is a non-rotating cast body which straddles the brake rotor.
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MINUTES of the GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL, & RESEARCH COMMITTEE MEETING NATIONAL.
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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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APPENDIX A TABLE 6 "ASBESTOS BODIES" IN CONSECUTIVE OR RANDOM AUTOPSIES (Continued) Location % Year Total Posi % Positive bv Aqe* % Positive* of Refer Cases tive <24 25-34 35-44 45-54 155-64 65-74 >75 Female Male Study ence Johannesburg 39.2 1965 234 San Francisco 42 1966 43 Belfast 200 20 1965 60 London Montreal 50 6 100 48 -----3--* <-L8----- > <--27-- -------> 16 (30) (50) (50) (36) 32 (57) 1964 102 1966 \ 7 New York 355 50.5 3.9 46.5 1966 (29.8) (53.7) 195 Numbers in parenthesis represent percentage of group-age or sex.
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Page 283 1 But something happened in October of 1966. 2 Some guy from New England called, one of the union 3 guys and said, hey, my brother-in-law has been cutting 4 your Kaylo for 10 years, worked in a fabrication 5 shop. 6 What he did, he just installed -- because 7 what happens is a lot of times when you run a pipe, 8 you put it up, wrap it around and when you got to an 9 angle you cut it. 10 -This guy's job was to go back in the 11 fabrication shop and just cut it after 10 years and he 12 said, you know what, I think I got asbestosis from 13 your Kaylo and we say okay.
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1 World War II developments, there were some centered Page 3001 2 bronze and centered iron-based materials that were 3 appropriate for some very limited applications that 4 performed fairly well, but not for passenger cars and 5 light trucks. 6 Q Okay.
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1 label on this box in the area of '67 and '68, is Page 3329 2 this -- and I won't put the overhead up -- is this the 3 front page of a 1968 Owens-Corning Fiberglas brochure 4 advertising its Kaylo and Kaylo 20 products?
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1 .testified that a 20-year study of several hundred 2 insulation workers showed that more than half died of 3 cancer. 4 This news release was -- news program was 5 March 28th, 1968. 6 THE COURT CLERK: Is that an exhibit number 7 or anything like that?
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