It was Indicated that based on the study of ocher saterlals that apparently there have been build-ups such as lead along the sides of turnpikes.

Further objecting, the information sought is neither relevant to the subject matter of the pending action nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence as it relates to Dana.

The point that must be made to all customers is that heat transfer leaks can lead to environ mental pollution whatever fluid is used.

However, it is conceivable that this program would lead to expanded medical studies on angiosarcoma and other liver diseases, for which broader, additional support from various sources would be sought, as necessary."

The program is de signed to identify at the earliest possible time, potentially harm ful chemicals and to lead to a reduction in their exposure based on objective chemical data.

This condition in the past has lead to union grievances and threats of beiag reported to, OSHA.

I am here today representing the Asbestos Informa tion Association, an organization sponsored by nine leading . _ manufacturers of asbestos products to provide information on asbestos and its health implications.

Fred C. intro, Jr January 3 1979 2- - Fsrfbimaace her* seeds the mm nwrf of tentiny a* m vlll be giving to the Agency itself* Fred, If you wish, I vlll be prepared to provide Information end lead the discussion through thie outline.

We would be primarily interested in pursuing available data that could lead to a definitive answer as to whether this is or was a hazard.

Mesothelioma is a rapidly progressive disease leading to death in a period of several months or a year, though some prolongation of life may be expected with appropriate therapy.

Baise reported on the actions leading to the preparation of a draft statement to represent the PVC Safety Group, SPI and/or AIHC.

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FILE NAME Quigley QUIG DATE 1973 Jan 9 DOC QUIG024 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Industry Warning Information DESTO \ OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH REPON CORPORATE SAFETY DEPARTMENT NO 59 DISTRIBUTION SAFETY JANUARY 9 1973 CONTACTS arene tere eae USE OF ASBESTOS PRODUCTS Consultation with OSHA has suggested that irregular occasional short exposure to asbestos products particularly of a fibrous composition does not require adherence to all provisions of 29 CFR 1910.93 e.g. elaborate medical program and records Protection of personnel commensurate with the exposure is necessary Interpretation of these principles leads to practical policies on handling asbestos products First any use of loose fibrous asbestos should be discontinued new uses of asbestos insulation should be avoided Existing asbestos insulation if covered should present no hazard Removing of such insulation if on an irregular maintenance basis with only occasional exposure may be conducted with necessary safeguards such as approved respirator ansd eye protection of such work giving circumstances and duration should be kept for each exposed Record employee Occasional and molded use of bonded asbestos products including corrugated board Transite asbestos gaskets may be continued with proper safeguards site drilling cutting or sawing will require approved respirators Interior work should be provided with vacuum take Shop machining should include an effective hood All provisions of 1910.93 and any future amendments and revisions must be observed for work not classified as irregular in the responsible judgment of the management involved Use of asbestos garments should be confined to bona fide thermal protection Asbestos gloves should not be in general use For normal high temperature occasional discontinuous use respirators should not be needed with limited use of asbestos gloves Incidentally personal use of asbestos gloves for home barbecues applications should be judiciously limited These gloves and all should be restricted from availability to children availability ovens asbestos similar garments Further references on this subject are available from Corporate Safety REFERENCE FDA - CFR Part 191 191.9 Federal Register 9/26/72 page 14873 Page 1 of

They talked In terms of giving us 6-12 months notice of their needs on 75% ortho-material, but we were asked to specify what our minimum lead time would be.

This It giving the Continent a real lead, and the firm's action should also prompt other manufac turers In this country to take similar steps U iclr products pose a 'threat to the environ ment Monsanto have shown that tho pound need not necessarily rule all our actions throughout our lives.