FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1979 Mar 7 DOC CAPE163 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to Cape London confirming that judgments will not be enforceable against Cape UK & South African Assets Legal - Tibbs Case Exhibit 61 ELECTRONICALY ELCTRONICALY ELCTRONICALY FILED - 34211 CAPINO L MARCH Te 1979 CAPE INDUSTRIES STATTED STATTED TFLEX NU 24311 ATIN 4+ J.

FILE NAME Keene KNE DATE 1970 June 4 DOC KNE060 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter from Keene RE Fireproofing Osteopathic College with Reference to Asbestos Containing Products June 4 1970 Mr.

FILE NAME Keene KNE DATE May 29 1970 DOC KNE046 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION 1970 May 29 Telegram from Kian Hok Tan regarding Trouble with Production License for Pyrospray see KNE041 KEENE IID PRIN . __ .

FILE NAME Keene KNE DATE November 21 1972 DOC KNE058 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION 1971 Nov 21 Memo regarding Moving the Asbestos Cal DATE November 21 1972 TO Messrs C.

FILE NAME Keene KNE DATE August 19 1975 DOC KNE043 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION 1975 Aug 19 Memo regarding Legal Counsel not to Ship Asbestos Containing Cal Sil within US KEENE KEENE KEENE KEENE KENE KEENE 1 KEENE KEENE o z INSULATION DIVISION AUG 19 1975 | MEMO TO Joc Borcas FROM Roblee B.

FILE NAME Kelly Moore KM DATE 1976 Jan 8 DOC KM032 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Non Asbestos 100 Ceiling Texture PACO TEXTURES MEMO TO Wayne Harp FROM Doug Merrill | SUBJECT NON ASBESTOS 100 CEILING TEXTURE January 8 1976 I have received your out To this sample your standard sample of 100 with the asbestos left I added 3.3 7M05 asbestos to simulate = It appears that this standard can be duplicated by adding 12 pounds of SWP 790 and 20 pounds of bentonite to your 3000 pound batch On the next available truck I am sending you 20 pounds of SWP 790 which is 60 solids and 40 water Therefore it takes 20 pounds to get 12 pounds of fiber The cost on this material will be .60 per pound F.O.B.

FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA DATE 1977 June DOC QAMA150 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION QAMA Bulletin Vol 1 No. 3 Asbestos representative attends summit meeting The Chairman of the Quebec As- bestos Mining Association Mr.

FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA DATE 1977 Oct DOC QAMA151 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION QAMA Bulletin Vol 1 No. 6 Government's asbestos policy No one questions the right of the Qu^'becGovernment to adopt policies of its choice in respect of economic development and particularly in the field of natural resources provid- ed that in the process the funda- mental rights of others are respect- ed Industry cooperation The Quebec Asbestos mining pro- ducers welcome the decision of the Government to set up proper means of consultation and cooperation between the State and the Industry so as to maximise the results of the efforts of all concerned and thereby foster optimum development of manufacturing and use of asbestos products in Qu^'becwhile the same time promoting additional industrial and technological research and helping resolve problems of health and hygiene at work For many years the asbestos mining companies were alone in giving tangible interest and concern to such matters as is demonstrated by the impressive work accomplished by the Institute of Occupational and Environmental Health founded in 1966 by the Qu^'becAsbestos Min- ing Association by the investment of millions of dollars to improve working conditions and the environment by the commissioning of the first indepth study on the possibilities of manufacturing finished asbestos products in Qu^'becand by the research programs carried out under the auspices of the Associa- tion Equal partners The asbestos mining industry which has been advocating a dynamic cooperation between the mining sector and the public authorities feels that in these areas the initiative of the Government offers new perspectives towards the orderly evolution of relations between State and industry Such cooperation could well produce most constructive and fruitful results provided however that it is founded on equality of partnership on mutual trust and good faith and provided also that the State does not unduly take advantage of its position to change the ground rules between the partners The Qu^'becGovernment can count on the cooperation of the Qu^'bec asbestos mining producers in the pursuit of realistic and financially viable objectives and in the search for and the activation of programs of action towards promoting the economic development of Qu^'bec Questionable decision As for the proposal of the Government to acquire a controlling interest in Asbestos Corporation Limited it does not appear founded on an objective evaluation of the best means to insure the development of the asbestos industry for the greater benefit of all Quebecers The asbestos mining producers of Qu^'becquery the advisability of such a decision costly for the Qu^'bec taxpayers generating uncertainty and demoralizing private enterprise In addition this move is not conducive to the creation of new jobs nor to the improvement of productivity and is not likely to contribute to the betterment of Qu^'bec'seconomy The asbestos mining companies will not remain indifferent to the fate imposed on one of them by the Government and along with financial and business circles will be following very closely the way in which the Government proceeds to implement its plan and ensure conditions both humanly and financially fair and equitable he ent's cy tos policy as announced , Yves B^'rub^' ent agreements with the mining ompanies Asbestos and the economic revival This policy founded essentially on e development of primary and secndary levels of the asbestos sector onstitutes one of the short and longrm pieces of the Qu^'bec overnment's economic revival proram The Government feels that S policy should constitute an imortant economic growth factor for e asbestos regions such as the Estern Townships and northwest u^'bec The Government and private industry The Government wants its policy be indicative of its current option Oncerning foreign private enterpri- fl The Government statoc that it A few thoughts by Minister B^'rub^' on the role of the industry After having thought about the asbestos problem at length we came to certain conclusions On the one hand if the asbestos industry is currently prosperous it is largely due to the fact that the companies have developed needs for a product which a priori one hundred years ago had no usefulness as such Therefore it should be recognized that the industry has learned how to develop its potential through fairly rational and planned marketing has learned how to avoid econo- mic fluctuations and also has learned how to create needs We do not feel that we should try to build something by writing off what existed previously but on the contrary we should try to the best of our abilities to achieve some- thing along with the industry on asbestos and health Asbestos is no more toxic than fibreglass asbestos is less toxic than P.C.V. vinyl polychloride while being substitute products Asbestos is a product which can be handled safely with the appropriate precautions on the future of asbestos We are not the Arabs of asbes- Asbestos mining producers in Qu^'bec Manville Manville is the largest producing company in Qu^'becIt employs 2695 people at its Asbestos mining and manufacturing facilities The Jeffrey Mine operated by Canadian Manville is the largest open asbestos deposit in the western world Grade 4 6 and 7 fibres are mainly mined there Mined by various producers since 1881 the Jeffrey Mine was purchased in 1918 by its current owners Canadian Johns- Manville whose production capacity is 000 tons per year is a subsidiary of Johns ville Corp.

FILE NAME Roofing ROOF DATE 1979 Jan 5 DOC ROOF011 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION M Penner Memo Re Built Roofing Asbestos Felts Hazards AL102752122AL102752122 AL102752122 JNA 348 UM Manville Internal Correspondence P.

FILE NAME John Crane JC DATE 1978 Sept 12 DOC JC043 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Field Visit Report - Ontario eg ~ we ee ee ee ete a ee 400 Unive ity Avenue 7th Toronto Ontario M7A 1T7 Floor 416 965-4066 September 19 1978 Plant Superintendent Crane Packing Company Limited 423 Green Road Stoney Creek Ontario Dear Mr.

FILE NAME Johnson & Johnson JAJ DATE 1974 DOC JAJ230 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION SVC Pamphlet - English Translation Barry Castleman Comments - In English it has a section on talc in cosmetics starting at p 25.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1970 May DOC NMA174 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Seattle Times Article - Asbestos Branded Cancer Cause 8 D2 The Seattle Tones Tuesday May 26 1970 Medical News Asbestos Branded Cancer Cause Demoted Doctor Who Rankled -3 F.D.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1973 Mar 31 DOC NMA072 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - EPA Orders Curbs on 3 Hazards in Air E.P.A.

FILE NAME James Hardie JH DATE 1979 Jan 16 DOC JH008 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to JH RE Answers to Questions about Non- Smoking Program S.F.

FILE NAME Painters and Allied Trades PAINT DATE 1979 May DOC PAINT065 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from Painters and Allied Trades Journal CORNEL CORNELL UNIVERSITY ITHACA ITHACA NY UNIVERSIUTNIVEYRSITY UNIVERSITY LEGAL LEGAL DEFENDANT'S DEFENDANT'S DEFENDANT'SDEFENDANT'SDEFENDANT'S DEFENDANT'SDEFENDANT'S DEFENDANT'S LEGAL EXHIBITEXHIBITEXHIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT STATE Ucc case specific STATE STATE ALL ALL Trades Journal The stunning Hall of Flags Chicago's Conrad Hilton Hotel site of IBPAT's Con- NEWS AND FEATURES page Local 391 Revives Apprenticeship Program 246 Ruling Upholds Labor Dept. on Wage Authority 24th General Convention Procedures IBPAT's Job Corps Program Celebrates Anniversary May is PAT Month Get Involved DEPARTMENTS page Inside Front Cover 15 26 27 Inside Back Cover From the General President Local and District Council News Sports and Recreation Financial Statement ' The General Treasurer Reports DEVOTED TO THE TRADE INTERESTS OF RESIDENTIAL ' COMMERCIAL INTERESTS INDUSTRIAL fiSIGN 'PICTORIAL .