X /l)ex An tC hxtustries Company Subject: November 25, 1980 Memorandum Please comment per the attached letter from Westinghouse regarding their policy on rejected material.

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PARTICLE DATA LABORATORIES, LTD 11S Hahn Street October S, 1982 Abex Corporation Medical Department 4550 West 26th Street Chicago, Illinois 60623 Attn: Mr.

Memorandum Bendix Friction Materials Division ' Green Island, New York Date: January 21, 1988 To: j.n.

^)CX r O' An 1C Industries Company Memorandum COPY Date: February 4, 1985 Subject: NAPA RAYLOC PACKAGE LABELS From: Marjorie Beaver To: Tom Lloyd Please find enclosed approvals and corrections for the Rayloc labels.

FRICTION PRODUCTS DIVISION Marietta DATE: February 11, 1986 SUBJECT: MIDAS CONVERSION TO ASBESTOS-FREE MATERIAL FROM: W.

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22522 Federal Register / Vol. 51, No. 119 / Friday, June 20, 1986 / Rules and-Regulations a canopy of mature hardwoods (primarily oaks and hickories) in undisturbed areas.

Friday June 20, 1986 Part II Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration 29 CFR Parts 1910 and 1926 Occupational Exposure to Asbestos, Treniolite, Anthophyllite, and Actinolite; Final Rules GLEASON-000859

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Federal Register / Vol- 51, No. 119 / Friday, |une 20, 1986 / Rules and Regulations 22693 practice controls over.respirators (see together [Ex. 238A, 240A) and because leave only a nominal possibility that NIOSH', Tr. 6/21; American Industrial they are the only methods that eliminate respirators will be properly worn at all Hygiene'Section, Ex. 2-126.

period, on October 23, 1989, Plaintiffs notified defendant Abex, in writing, of Plaintiffs' belief that underground landfills at the Orzinuovi plant might expose them to liability, thereby constituting a material breach by Defendants ofrepresentations and warranties under the 1989 purchase agreement See Defs' Supplemental 56 1 Statement, Ex 1 In the letter, Plaintiffs stated "While such waste disposal may or may not be partially covered by some official permit, it appears that at least a significant portion of the waste disposal on the Orzinuovi premises is not covered by any license or permit whatsoever" Id The letter also explained "We are currently m the process of investigating and inspecting the nature and scope ofthe waste disposal site as well as its legality " Id *4 Plaintiff Frendo first notified Italian authorities about the landfills in an October 2, 1991 letter proposing a landfill removal project as part of a plan to modernize and expand the Orzinuovi plant and to comply with the dictates of an environmental policy recently prepared by Frendo's new management See Roberts Aff, ^ 9, Ex H This letter made no reference to a violation of law as the reason for the project and came more than two years after the indemnity demand asserted against Defendants All ofFrendo's subsequent correspondence with Italian authorities likewise contained no mention of a violation of law as the impetus for the removal project See id Ex H On January 23, 1993, the Mayor of Orzinuovi issued an order relating to the removal of the landfills at the Frendo plant See Coccia Decl, Tab R Discussion I Summary Judgment Standards This Court may grant summary judgment only if the moving party is entitled to judgment as a matter of law because there is no genuine dispute as to any material fact See Silver v City Umv of New York, 947 F 2d 1021, 1022 f2d Cir 1991).

Assignment Quebec Asbestos country fights to improve its cancerous image By Howard Witt Chicago Tribune ASBESTOS, Quebec--It has not been easy living in a town whose name instantly evokes images of lung disease and cancer and suffering and death.

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Scand J Work Environ Health 13 (1987) 252--254 Asbestos-Associated lung effects in car mechanics reus, MD,*1 Bengt G Jarvholm, MD,2 Sven Larsson, MD3 * * * * MARCUS K, JARVHOLM BG, LARSSON S.