TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENT Agreement made this /V^day of / 198-1 , between Borg-Warner Corporation, a DelawaJre c{orporation, (herein after referred to as "Borg-Warner") and The Echlin Manu facturing Company, a Connecticut corporation, (hereinafter referred to as "Echlin"); WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, Borg-Warner and Echlin have entered into an Agree ment for Sale of Assets, dated as of February 28, 1981; and WHEREAS, Borg-Warner has ag.reed to grant to Echlin a license to use certain Borg-Warner Trademarks (as defined in Section 1) on, and in connection with the marketing and sale of, Automotive Products (as defined in Section 1) in the Automotive Aftermarket (as defined in Section 1).

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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET bp u= ed to comply with OSHA' 3 Hazard Communication ^anaard, FR 19ia.'

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9598T PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT TIC-65a 1545889 ^ filed ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THORPE CONSTRUCTORS NOV 3 Q86 14aUAfib *hll& fc 1 v'.RCH fCHG E'J.

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TDi ^>"LAURA RIPPEY PITTSBURGH OFFICE i t REC'D APR 2 51985 To SEE DISTRIBUTION April 6, 1988 PLAINTIFF' EXHIBIT AL-932 RE; ASBESTOS STANDARDS - COURT MANDATED RECONSIDERATION The attached bulletin from ORC lists some areas of the new OSHA asbestos rules which may be changed following a recent court ruling.

CURRENT REPORT applied throughout the construction industry, it was quite specific in requiring use of safety nets to protect against 25 foot fall hazards, and, therefore, there was no need to refer to industry practice to determine what was required.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT AL-1218 CENTBJS FOR DISEASE CONTROL April 27, 1984 / Vol. 33 / No 16 213 Leading Work-fl^R^^biseases and Injuries -- United StanO^/ 216 A System to Convert ICO Oia^^^|ic BOTY AND MORTALITY WEEKLY REPORT CocfetsM-Aic<ihQj Fle,5,%ar1ch.,,., 223 Update ffespirattfry vlru^sAUsiUrritfcrT - SCIENCES , UNtVffcSlTY Of PITTSBURGH ------------------------------------------------------------- j--------m aa m Leading Work-Related Diseases and Injuries -- United States The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health INIOSHI has developed a suggest ed list of the 10 leading work-relateddiseases'Sndinjuries, ^irnmaries of three of these catego ries ("Occupational Lung Diseases," "Musculoskeletal Injuries." and-^OccvogjignaJ Cancers") have recently been published (1-3).

Current Report Benzene PENDERGRASS SIGNS FINAL RULE SETTING 1 PPM EXPOSURE LIMIT, S PPM SHORT-TERM LIMIT Id a Sept 1 ceremony, Assistant Secretary of Labor John A.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT to: approved 1 BY Op:ratine Vice Prr'c.tri<>nt Return to purchasing Department CONTRACT FOR Engineering, Architectural And/Or Consulting Services Contract Form PD-58 Revised 5/75 Order No.

Western Electric Purchasing and Transportation Cl 60.411 App A Naveatoer 10, 1982 Replacing issue of 9-30-80 FROM UNIVERSAL COHOOITr CLASSIFICATION LIST Iteits within the following commodity classificationa listed in this appendix wsy require information froo suppliers for inclusion in the data bank.

Asbestos Monitoring AT&T Bed Laboratories dais October 1, 1984 I'om tichtenwalner MH 77621 1F-110 X5399 M.

Subject; Occupational Safety and Health Sprayed-on Asbestos in Company-owned and Leased 3uildings sl 5R 30-06-012 typ )trar: distribution lists: file no.

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