Which, car is equipped with NAPA VARI-LOAD variable rate coil springs?

By Bob McKenna, NAPA President Editor's Note: In a recent address dur ing the Congress for Automotive Repair and Service (CARS) Expo, held in Nash ville, Tennessee, NAPA President Bob McKenna forecasted the direction of the automotive service and repair industry and the role NAPA A UTO PARTS stores play in assisting that industry.

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1 he was having difficulty breathing, and he had been Page 1462 2 getting weak for a while and he didn't understand it, 3 and he was feeling a little pain. 4 So we talked about -- he was bringing the 5 Thanksgiving turkey up from the basement where we had 6 a freezer and he said that he would -- we need to go 7 to the doctor he thought, or maybe I said that, I 8 don't remember. 9 But from then on we started to, you know, go 10 to the doctor and he had some preliminary tests, and 11 if I recall, we had had some preliminary tests, and we 12 decided not to -- I think do the biopsy or do some 13 other specialized tests until after Christmas and the 14 new year because he wanted to make sure to not to deal 15 with a whole lot more stress during the Christmas 16 holidays and try to have a happy occasion. 17 Q Do you recall him going to Baltimore County 18 General Hospital in -- which would have been the day 19 after Christmas in 1989?

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1 wheel grinder to sharpen a tool, a hole or shovel, Page 2387 2 something like that and some of the machines were 3 larger and horizontal in configuration, but they 4 are -- essentially it is a grindstone that removes the 5 material in a controlled fashion. 6 You see that the average concentration 7 there, again, a little distance away, about that far 8 away, was just under five fibers per cc on average and 9 that the range was 1.7 to 7. 10 As you got further away, once again, the 11 further away you get, the lower the concentration 12 gets. 13 Q Now, there is an entry there that says 14 distance 8.3 m or meters, that is about 24 feet; is 15 that correct?

V Inter Office ASiATlA A r PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT FD-15611 Personnel and Organization Staff 14 December 1983 Plant Managers Division and Plant Industrial Delations Managers Division and Plant Engineering Managers Division and Plant Safety Engineers Subjects Corporate Procedure - Hazard Control of Asbestos Insulating Materials Because of increased awareness on the part of governmental agencies, the UAV, and the public, in addition to a recent OSHA citation at a Company facility for improper removal of asbestos insulating materials, it is necessary to more clearly define and reemphasize Company procedures relating to hazard control of asbestos insulating materials.

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POSITION SUMMARY The DIRECTOR OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE & TOXICOLOGY advises and confers with, and makes policy recommendations to, management on industrial hygiene and toxicology matters; plans, implements, and maintains programs to protect employees1 health; conducts industrial hygiene surveys of, and evaluates and approves chemicals for use in, RMC facilities; advises and consults with trial attorneys and provides expert witness testimony in conducting defense of product liability and workers' com pensation claims against the company; establishes position, approves staffing, and supplies direction to field and corporate industrial hygiene personnel; represents RMC in professional organizations and occupational health committees, and supervises the corporate health center.