Page 1317 1 So that what we have is that, for this 2 period from 1993 to the year 2001, approximately 3 seven, eight years, the present value of the loss of 4 household services in the case of Mr.

Page 1233 1 Q As far as you know, what were the results of 2 the chemotherapy?

1 A Yes, I did.

Page 1998 1 The students are in graduate school, and 2 they include doctors and nurses and others. 3 We also have an occupational medicine 4 residency program within our division. 5 That is physicians who want to come back and 6 do a residency in occupational medicine, and I teach 7 to those individuals industrial hygiene and 8 epidemiology. 9 In fact, they have to do a research project 10 as part of their residency, and normally that is done 11 with me. 12 Q So as part of your regular teaching duties, 13 you teach future doctors?

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IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE Appropriate service methods and properrepair procedures are essential for the safe, reliable operation of all motor vehicles, as well as the personal safety of the individual doing the work.

The February 15,1993 I hereby certify that the attached copies of American Ceramic Society Bulletin, Volume 44,1965, are true and accurate copies, which are maintained in the normal course of business at the American Ceramic Society, 735 Ceramic Place, Westerville, Ohio 43081.

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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT RISK engineering May 8, 1996 ZURICH SERVICES CORPORATION H&G-52 Lori Yeager Corporate Government Regulatory Manager Hill and Griffith Company 3637 Farnsworth Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46241 RE: INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SURVEY APRIL 10, 1996 Dear Ms.

To: From: Date: Subject: Gary Follmer Lori Yeager December 1,1995 Industrial Hygiene Studies for Birmingham We have received the results from Kathleen Schneider of the Zurich-American Insurance Group.

15 POLICY CONSIDERATIONS 15.1 DECLARATION OF THE NATIONAL ASBESTOS SUMMIT The national asbestos summit held in November 1998 and attended by various stakeholders, including Government, affected communities, labour industry, NGO's and an international delegation, concluded that asbestos should be phased out as soon as practically possible, noting that there may be no suitable alternatives for certain applications98: That asbestos is a hazardous substance and has caused diseases to people exposed The legacy of human suffering and environmental damage that we inherit from a century of mining and irresponsible use of asbestos, and the efforts of affected communities and workers to bring these to the attention of government That asbestos should be phased out as soon as practically possible, noting that there may be no suitable alternatives for certain applications During the Summit, four commissions discussed the following topics: Community Development and Rehabilitation Health Remediation and Compensation The Regulatory System The Asbestos Industry and Future Applications of Asbestos These four commissions recommended that the responsible authorities should: Rev iew the compensation and other remedial systems Strengthen the establishment of a comprehensive healthcare system, including a Presidential Asbestos Fund and a Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry Intensify the inclusive processes of rehabilitation and sustainable development Establish research towards phasing out chrysotile and replacing it with alternatives In the interim, strengthen the regulatory system of the controlled use of all chrysotile asbestos-containing materials Ensure an enabling integrated legislative framework, including a ban on non- chrysotile asbestos-containing materials 15.1.1 Commission 4: The Asbestos Industry and its Future Applications The fourth commission formally brought together stakeholders in the asbestos-user industry, including company representatives, trade unions and NGO's.

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