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CHEVRON U.S.A.

MLt uun Memorandum PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT C&Hc-Ca) iJ45i05 San Francisco, CA September 5, 1989 ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS IN BUILDINGS OFFICERS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS HEADS OF OPERATING COMPANIES Potential health, effects from asbestos in buildings are the focus of increased public and regulatory attention.

XjSajn/ - J-P vVVc^maJUj-v FSr Asbestos SIGNIFICANT RISK TO BE FURTHER REDUCED UNDER 1 F/CC EXCURSION LIMIT SET BY OSHA Workers in construction and general industries will be further protected from risks posed by exposure to asbestos under a limit set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to eliminate short bursts of high exposures to the substance, the agency announced Sept. 14 (53 FR 35610).

1985 WARNING LABEL Asbestos Cement Pipe CAUTION: Conulos iibuloi Abac Avoid creating dual Breathing asbestos dull can causa aerlouc bodily harm, Including cancar and asbesiosts.

Washington Hotline ered the 1986 model year CAFE standard from 27.5 to 26 mpg in re sponse to petitions from Ford and General Motors, who said they could do no better.

3D^. 1 Jl I '' carcinogenic fiber are elimi nated.

822GC001S DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT I DOW-183 MIDLAND.

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LOUISIANA DIVISIOH INDUSTRIAL HIGIENE REPORT AN OPERATING UNIT OP THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANT DEPARTMENT Cell Service TITLE FILE NUMBER LAD-CS-36.Q1 DATE 2/12/87 ST0175615 Industrial Hygiene Summary Report, 1986____________ AUTHORCS) SIGNATURE(S) Dean Walters _____hJn pza^, s//*-/#?

Environmental Health Penpecliuet Vol.

Donald R.

Transamenca Oelava!

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT IMO-64 July 5/ 1985 3789 MAIN STREET PHItAOaPHIA, PA 19127 Transamerica Oelaval Pilter and Condenser Division Pront St.

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