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PRODUCTION--IMPORTS--EXPORTS Canada--Producers' shipments of asbestos during February 1971 totaled 98,311 short tons (75,855 tons from Quebec plants and 22,456 tons from plants in Newfoundland, Ontario, British Columbia and the Yukon).

(b) Labelling of these items was substantially completed in 1975 and continues to the present; (c) No changes have been made in the wording, of the warning; (d) Samples of boxes are available for inspection at the office of defendant's counsel.

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GM objects to the rest of this interrogatory because it is vague, ambiguous, overly broad, burdensome, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

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l MARCH 1973 66 3 PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY MO. 25.000 MAR 1973 f CUPPED 8Y"1 l BACONSJ EDITORIAL The Familiar Aroma of Panic Sensationalism in the general press can have two effects: (1) stir industry and governmen tal groups to corrective action and (2) cause overrtaction and panic in the public's mind.