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February II, 1971 TO: Jim Hudgins NAPA-Cleveland FROM: John Aderhold - RAYLOC-Atlanta Jim, thank you very much for your letter of the 5th, con cerning the pick up situation where the driver wanted to make a pick up after 5:30.

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S Y ,V*rJI* JL > TELEGRAM TO WILLI An RUCKELSHAUS READS: ' -- -- v February 8, 1972 THIS IS TO URGE THAT YOUR AGENCY'TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION TO CORRECT AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD OF PROBABLE GRAVE DIMENSIONS CREATED BY PITTSBURGH CORNING CORP.

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\ KEjUTES of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING RATIONAL INSULATION MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION Dellas, Texas October 1*, 19TC The meeting was called to order at 1:30 P.M. with the following in attendance: P.D.

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MINUTES OF OSHA COMMITTEE MEETING Bill Speas' Conference Room May 25, 1978 - 1:30 p.m.