FILE NAME: Fibreboard (FIB) DATE: 1981 DOC#: FIB023 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Moody's Industrial Manual Entry - Louisiana-Pacific Corp. 1981 VOL. 2 J-Z MOODY'S, INDUSTRIAL MANUAL LOUISIANA' Pa <.
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FILE NAME: Shree Digvijay (SDV) DATE: 1980 Aug 11 DOC#: SDV015 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: J-M Letter to Mr.
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FILE NAME: US Gypsum (USG) DATE: 1984 DOC#: USG012 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: 1984 Legal - Partial Transcript of Motion Proceedings V Wv, . 1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 2 DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA - GREENVILLE DIVISION 3 GREENVILLE COUNTY SCHOOL DliTRICT, ) JOHN W.
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FILE NAME: Wagner (WAG) DATE: 1980 Feb 25 DOC#: WAG001 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Conference Presentation - Consideration Regulating the Composition of Brake Lining WAGNER CONSIDERATION ON REGULATING THE COMPOSITION OF BRAKE LINING John W.
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FILE NAME: Westinghouse (WH) DATE: 1987 Nov 5 DOC#: WH062 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo to Westinghouse Building, Director of Environmental Affairs - October Activities Report NUBB-eaeuei C' i u-- u n 0 Fg 0 CvC ** 5 From: BAD Center - 401-3X9B win.- 236-1362 Oat: November 5, 1987 Subjict OCTQBB ACTIVITIES BEPOBT To: WESTINGHOUSE BUILDING - 1558 B.
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FILE NAME: WR Grace (WRG) DATE: July 31, 1985 DOC#: WRG054 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: 1985 Memo to RW Samuels regarding enclosed newspaper article on 42nd Street Library JUL31B8S July 31, 1985 Memorandum to Mr.
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FILE NAME: WR Grace (WRG) DATE: Februay 1, 1986 DOC#: WRG259 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: 1986 Asbestos Litigation Reporter article Asbestos in Schools Published twice-monthly by Andrews Publications, Inc., Edgemont, PA 19028 Feb. 7, 1986 Asbestos in Schools: Greenville v.
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FILE NAME: Mead (MEAD) DATE: 1982 Aug 9 DOC#: MEAD042 DO CUM ENT DESCRIPTION: Letter Mr.
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FILE NAME: International Harvester (INTH) DATE: 1981 Mar30 DOC#: INTH046 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Industry Recommended Practices * x j t j i w vistu.M iS OR INSULATION CONTAINING ASBESTOS The tallowing procedure must be followed when steam and hot water lines are tepaired or removed, or when it is necessary to repair damaged insulation that contains asbestos. 1.
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FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1986 Nov 7 DOC ASB090 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE OSHA Cleaning Program Division Position Paper AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR _- ALLIED AUTOMOTIVE DIVISION BENDIX ALLIED AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE FRICTION BENDIX FRICTION FRICTION MATERIALS OSHA CLEANING YORK that all DIVISION POSITION PAPER PAPER as is housekeeping requirement requirement imposed required s that required The The are housekeeping housekeeping requiref ment ree visible required as surfaces surfaces practicable The maintained maintained accumulations facility sharply practicable contributions of Cleveland employee facility will also reduce reduce contributions contributions employee reducing the designation regulated and by byrelative relative designation burdens variances relative . regulated this time to comply to requested compliance schedule variance variance variance In cleaning order facility facility requested immediately Based this time requirement cleaning of recommended occur cleaning cleaning upon , Tennessee requirement it by recommended that this Cleveland Tennessee performed performed location The selection selection cleaning company company the facility facility is based that the cleaning the indicated relative to November notified PBM indicated that can t1h9e861Cleve9 land 8 Cle6 veland notified NoDveceembemr b1e9r86 December Cleveland Cleveland Craig Larson Environmental Administrator November Environmental Administrator 111361 EXHIBIT : 146 WCK017893
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FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1980 DOC CAPE180 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Company Publication - Cape Review Legal - Tibbs Case Exhibit 78 CAPE REVIEW 1980 CONTENTS Whence asbestos New products - new markets Efficiency of purpose Incentives for better insulation The energy savers From Flotta to Sullom Voe New horizons overseas Scaffolding for industry Preserving comfort and food International by name and nature Reorganisation - Bristol fashion Starting and stopping Monitoring and analysis The Cape Industries group of companies 2 4 0 00 | 10 12 14 15 36 : - 18 20 22 ; 24 Inside back cover Cover picture Providing a rare combination of aesthetic appeal and high thermal efficiency is the new Unishield integrated composite cladding system manufactured by Cape Universal Claddings Limited Opposite This site picture illustrates clearly metal composite composite construction of Unishield insulating cladding panels Acknowledgements for operation and pictures are due to The British Petroleum Company Limited | The Chloride Group 67009067090 670090 670090 670090 Whence asbestos CAPE INDUSTRIES LIMITED The Company was founded in London in 1893 to acquire the ashestos mineral rights of the Cape Mineral Syndicate Shown are the Minutes of the Company's first Board Meeting and the Certificate of Incorporation For Cape Industries 1979 saw a significant change in direction of the Group's traditional activities as a principal manufacturer of asbestos products and as a major world producer of asbestos fibre Although over the past 10 years there has been a steady build of asbestos activities within the Group the ultimate change came on 29 June 1979 with the announcement that the whole of Cape's asbestos mining interests in South Africa had been acquired by Transvaal Consolidated Land and Exploration Company Limited a Barlow Rand company stretching over some 86 years during which time the Cape name had become synonymous with asbestos and to a lesser extent with South Africa Today this is no longer the case With the sale of the mines and expansion of activities elsewhere in the Group together with new product development less than 20 of Group trading profit is derived from asbestos related activities In stating these facts it is easy to appear dismissive of the long and fundamental role which asbestos has played not only in the growth and development of Cape but also in the provision of products and materials which have been essential to the convenience and safety of everyday life It is also only through experience of asbestos that the science and technology of fire heat and energy control has advanced and allowed wherever practicable the development of alternative materials to asbestos itself From a historic viewpoint the transaction heralded the end of an era This has been the path followed by Capc as illustrated by the fact that compared with 1969 when some 14 of fibre Examples of amphibole asbestos asbestos won from Cape mines now owned by TCL output from the Company's mines was redeployed for product manufacture within the Group the figure by 1979 had fallen to an insignificant % Underlining this dramatic fall is Cape's historic and predominant experience in the fields of thermal insulation and fire protection both of which relied heavily upon the unique characteristics of amphibole asbestos the mining of which Cape pioneered in South Africa in 1893 Following the Second World War came rapid developments in the manufacture of made fibres such as glass and rock fibre These new materials proved ideal for thermal insulation and Cape Insulation Limited became the first large within the media and the public mind Enough has already been said and written on the subject to excuse further comment here The publication last October of the awaited Report and Recommendations of the Government- appointed Advisory Committee on Asbestos The Simpson Committee was welcomed throughout the industry and has helped to allay much of the concern that has been expressed Although the Committee were unable to identify a quantitative risk to public health arising from asbestos there are expected to be a number of additional safeguards built into future legislation relating to the manufacture and use of asbestos products manufacturer of rock fibre Rocksil in That Cape should have made such a the U.K.
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FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 1981 Aug 31 DOC INS073 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Discussion with Dr.
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FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1982 Aug 6 DOC TALC025 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Newspaper Article - Study Links Talcum Powder Use to Ovarian Cancer SSutn udy links talcum powder use to ovarianovarian cancer Boston -Talcum powder has been linked to ovarian cancer in a study that found women who dusted their genitals and sanitary napkins with talc were three times as likely to develop tumors The study done by Brigham and Women's Hospital here compared the hygiene habits of 215 Boston women who had ovarian cancer to a control group of 215 healthy women It found that 32 women with the cancer used talcum powder on their genitals and sanitary napkins Only 13 of the women in the cancer group used the talc in that way Other factors considered in the study raise the risk of ovarian cancer to 3.28 times greater for women who use talc than for women who don't the report said The survey found that women whose genitals had some exposure to talcum power had almost a fold cancer risk The study was the first of its kind to link talc use to ovarian cancer the fifth leading cause of cancer deaths among women An estimated 18,000 cases are diagnosed a year and 12,000 women die from the disease annually Dr.
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FILE NAME: Asbestos Cement Pipe and Sheet (ACPS) DATE: 1981 DOC#: ACPS102 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Work Practices for Asbestos-Cement Pipe from the American Water Works Assoc.
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