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I ^j IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS BEAUMONT DIVISION CECIL SCOTT, ET AL VS.
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I IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS j BEAUMONT DIVISION CECIL SCOTT, ET AL VS MONSANTO COMPANY * * * * CIVIL ACTION * NO.
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f % a r industrial hygiene survey Ambler A/C Pipe Plant March 23 & 24, 1981 May 5, 1981 1 TITLE PAGE-STOCK NO. 100TP < o w 0% G3 0 Sj zK < tr 8 Z1 y 2Z tf) T 15 z< <O I0 J 6 o tsf A ' CTD019497 rn Industrial Hygiene Survey AMBLER A/C PIPE PLANT March 23-24, 1981 Of CTD019498 ' MFG.CO, H A S T IN G S M N .
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FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1989 Mar DOC CAPE187 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Consolidated Profit and Loss Account Legal Tibbs Case Exhibit 85 profit Consolidated Year ended 31 March 1989 and loss account 1989 000 1988 2000 Note a Industrial Mining and Quarrying Precious Metals ' Finance Profit from continuing businesses 25,971 3,141 24,488 20,512 21,912 2,044 22,719 13,322 74,112 59,997 1,089 639 Discontinued businesses 73,023 59,358 Operating profit Central charges Head office reorganisation Profit on ordinary activities before taxation Taxation on profit on ordinary activities Profit on ordinary activities after taxation 3,912 4,169 1,400 . 67,711 55,189 17,399 50,312 14,812 40,377 4,857 2,659 Minority interests Profit attributable to shareholders 45.455 37.718 share 43.1p 1988 - 35.8p Earnings per Extraordinary items Profit for the financial year Dividends Retained profit transferred to reserves 866 12,586 <i enanser1e 2,5e 86 46,321 50,304 18,198 15,287 28,123 35,017 a profits Operating profit includes the group share of relatedrelated company of 26,194,000 1988 24,274,000 The movements on The information on reserves are set pages 22 44 out in forms note 29 on page 38 part of these accounts 7 : . ae ) : , Consolidated 31 March 1980 balance sheet a Note ' .1989 000 000 1988 ; 000 .000 ' 13 13 14 Fixed assets Intangible assets Tangible assets Investments : Valuation 318,593.000 236,094,000 115,072 139,681 5,957 109,024 116,080 i 16 17 . 15 "s 18 ; 19 Current assets Stocks Debtors Finance leases Investments at valuation Cash and bank deposits 254,753 231,061 78,966 SS 97,209 - 292 6,011 202,566 83,495 104,834 9,919 11,003 ee i 187,737 385,044 396,988 1822 . 1822 Creditors due within one year Creditors Taxation Short term borrowings 104,206 _ 19,283 11,758 111,451 16,623 18,499 , 25 , 26 27 Net current assets Total assets less current liabilities Creditors due after one year Long term borrowings Other long term creditors Provisions for liabilities and charges 135,247 249,797 504,550 146,573 250,415 . 481,476 56,600 738 31,078 54,903 737 37,481 . 32223 32223 , 32223 32223 . 32223 Capital and reserves Called up share capital Share pre nium account - Revaluati in reserves Other re erves Profit loss account Total capital and reserves 416,134 2,110 12,698 43,278 122,706 207,668 388,460 388.355 2,109 12,543 30,434 174,919 146,171 366,175 Minority interests 27,674 416,134 ~ pproved by the board of directors on 20 June 1989 RKA RKA Wakeling JW JW Herbert directors Directors The information on pages 22 to 44 forms part of these accounts : Balance 31 March 1989 sheet - Note 14 26 Fixed assets Investment in subsidiaries at cost Current assets Corporation tax recoverable Amounts due from subsidiaries Debtor due after one year Cash at bank Creditors due within one year ' Proposed final dividend Other creditors 32 26 . 322 322 Net current assets Total assets less current liabilities Creditors due after one year| Long term borrowings Amounts due to subsidiaries Capital and reserves Called up share capital Share premium account Profit and loss account 1989 000 000 224,966 1988 000 000 66,128 18,169 203,388 1,200 7 222,764 12,913 .54,658 - 6 67,577 13,187 577 13,764 209,000 433,966 10,806 573 11,379 56,198 122,326 44,379 367,414 22,173 2,110 715 19,348 22.173 39,682 61,796 : | 20,848 2,109 560 18,179 20.848 . . : . be niet oy : : * . f ; | a Approved by the board of directors on 20 June 1989 RK A Wakeling JW JW Herbert Directors The information on pages 22 to 44 forms part of these accounts Source and application of funds Year ended 31 March 1989 30 30 30 30 30 1989 000 *- 000 1983 000 000 Operating cash flow .
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(continued on page 6) New Jersey Requests Aid Delaware drought - leads state to request . federal disaster aid.
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Univa Macro 0C role Task f o r c a on V lac Nam V eteran * Vaca ran a Accio C ooadttae?
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FlJe PLAINTIFF'S (g EXHIBIT 1 oocm.oo Industrial Hygiene Digest INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL engineering CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL T.TOAT. ... daaisio&aand tread* JUNE. 1987 (VoL 21.
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109 Wn.2d 107, HABERMAN v.
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At a later point this morning I suppose we may get 4 to our claim that many of the documents that -- for which 5 Turner & Newell claims a privilege simply are not 6 privileged vis-a-vis the insurance companies, and if the 7 Court finds itself in a position to rule on that claim, 8 then perhaps that will then lead to the question of 9 whether or not there are a whole lot of documents that must be included on the list, or perhaps fewer than Mr. 10 n Sheridan now suggests. 12 THE MAGISTRATE: Well, first of all, it would seem to me that anything which has been filed in an open 13 14 file in connection with this litigation has lost its privilege.
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Industrial Hygiene Digest INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL T-KflAT.
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HENSON: I am going to object to leading. 7 BY MR.
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( EPS Z, HELLER jtNOMt H, HCCRMAN CHARLES M,MCCHAN WILLIAM M ttOAOsC9ANI.jp, WAY E V BUCKMALCOLM O, MACAPTMUR n MARTIN w aCRCCVId JOHN s SLOPED CAROLS C NAPA'S MICHAEL K*.
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PETERSON vs.
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FlJe PLAINTIFF'S (g EXHIBIT 1 oocm.oo Industrial Hygiene Digest INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL engineering CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL T.TOAT. ... daaisio&aand tread* JUNE. 1987 (VoL 21.
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