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rCITATION and NOTIFICAll&fg OF PENALTY Tyler Area Office 203 federal Building Tyler, T2 757*2 ISSDANUJjyr OiHA KUUBiR l-is-'R R5407y 027 1 REGION^ * AREA k PAGE 06 7070 1 Of 1 aflrye^opwot*~now(s)p^ttfATioaao- INSPECTION DATE: F.EPEAT| 2[ 11/15/77 INSPECTION SITE: Citation issued 5-8-78 is Amended Hwy 69 N TO: Tyrileer Pipe Industries, Inc,.

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AFFIDAVIT STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF CAMERON ) ) ss:. ) < I, Belia Cortez, being duly sworn, state and affirm the following: 1.

miLLIPORE Monitoring Airborne Asbestos with the Millipore Membrane Filter Prolonged exposure to high levels of air borne asbestos dust has been linked to a number of occupational diseases, in cluding asbestosis (pulmonary fibrosis), mesotheliomas and certain lung cancers.

THE DISCOVERY COMPANY UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION MINING & METALS DIVISION P.O.

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UC RECEIVED Dear Harry: This letter is written in response to ycur July 18 correspondence concerning the potential usage of SG-210 in suspension fertilizers by TVA.

UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION METALS DIVISION P.O.

PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT UC-1258 Reprinted from ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES Volume 330 Pages 185-194 December 14,1979 26861 Discussion: Dose-Response Relationships for Asbestos-Related Disease; Implications for Hygiene Standards DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS FOR ASBESTOS-RELATED DISEASE: IMPLICATIONS FOR HYGIENE STANDARDS PART I.