Research Group Leader Research Engineer (no) 331 Lead Process Engineer cc: (letter only) Harold Coleman, Don Wharry, Ed Sones, AUSTIN; Bob Moss, Bob Battles, Paul Klein, OKC; Gary Draper, Chuck Putnik, HOUSTON; Pete Markey, Allie Peek, BALTIMORE; Joe Ware, Jim Biggart, Charlie McDonald, Tim Bennett, LCVCM; Bob Seymour, Ted Nickerson, ABERDEEN (with report) Rick Quy, Pat Morris, Mark Heliums, Library (2), AUSTIN; Harry Garrison, Steve Vincent, Andy Wiles, OKC; Eric Meyer, HOUSTON; Tony Salah, Ben Drone, Neil Coddington, LCVCM A VAB.0001102435

But the attorney leading Monsanto's defense said the company sent medi cal bulletins, safety guidelines, results of tests and other health-related mat ters to Westinghouse and to all of its PCB customers.

environment. " Attorney General Roland Burris said the studios'will eventually lead to a plan for the cleanup of hazards on the site.

Wor leading companies such as Mercedes-Benz, Toyota and Isuzu built a significant presence in the market, convinced that"Sport Utes" would thrive in North America as long as fuel prices remaine low.

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., Inc. 25 Van Zant Street, Norwalk, CT06855 -- TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued) Page PART II: AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPECIFIC CONDITIONS AFFECTING PLASTIC DWV PIPE IN HIGH-RISE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 52 THE CAST IRON SOIL PIPE BUSINESS REPRESENTATION IN THE PIPE APPROVAL PROCESS CAST IRON SOIL PIPE INSTITUTE (CISPl) LEADING MANUFACTURERS OF CAST IRON SOIL PIPE American Brass and Iron Anaheim Foundry Charlotte Pipe Eastern Foundry Griffin Pipe Products Tyler Pipe Industries Universal Cast Iron CURRENT WEIGHTS AND PRICES OF CAST IRONSOIL PIPE 53 53 53 5A 55 56 57 58 58 6l 62 63 THE PLASTIC DWV PIPE BUSINESS REPRESENTATION IN THE PIPE APPROVAL PROCESS SOCIETY OF THE PLASTICS INDUSTRY (SPl) THE PLASTICS PIPE INSTITUTE (PPl) THE VINYL INSTITUTE (VI) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PLASTICS DISTRIBUTORS (NAPD) PLASTIC PIPE AND FITTINGS ASSOCIATION (PPFA) LEADING MANUFACTURERS OF PLASTIC DWV PIPE Elson Thermoplastics LCP Slocomb Plastic Pipe and Products Spartan Plastics 65 65 65 66 66 67 67 68 70 72 72 73 THE ALUMINUM DWV PIPE BUSINESS REPRESENTATION IN THE PIPE APPROVAL PROCESS THE ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION (AA) LEADING MANUFACTURERS OF ALUMINUM DWV PIPE RECENT PRICING OF ALUMINUM DWV PIPE 76 76 76 76 77 THE INSTITUTIONS IMPACTING ON MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR DWV/SOIL PIPE THE STANDARDS-SETTING ORGANIZATIONS AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS(ASME) NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION (NFPA) MODEL CODES A SYNOPSIS OF THE THREE MODEL PLUMBING CODES AS THEY RELATE TO MATERIALS FOR DWV PIPE IN FIRE-RESISTIVE CONSTRUCTIONS BOCA National Plumbing Code (NPC) IAPMO Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) SBCCI Standard Plumbing Code (SPC) A SYNOPSIS OF THE THREE MODEL BUILDING CODES AS THEY RELATE TO MATERIALS FOR DWV PIPE IN FIRE-RESISTIVE CONSTRUCTIONS BOCA National Building Code (NBC) ICBO Uniform Building Code (UBC) 78 79 79 86 87 87 87 90 92 9^ 9^ 96 ii ---------------------------- Business Communications Co..

Ford objects to this request 24 on the grounds that it (a) is overly broad, (b) seeks information that is neither relevant to the subject 25 26 matter of this lawsuit nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence at the 27 tnal of this matter, (c) is unduly burdensome and oppressive, and (d) does not adequately designate the 28 items sought. 2Sf Page 4 I I REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 6 2 Produce any and all DOCUMENTS in YOUR possession, custody and control CONCERNING 3 any and all industrial hygiene studies and tests performed during the years 1930 through 1985 by any 4 and all persons identified in YOUR RESPONSES to STANDARD INTERROGATORY No 11 which 5 6 CONCERNED asbestos, ASBESTOS-CONTAINING FRICTION PRODUCTS and symptoms 7 associated with exposure to asbestos (including but not limited to lung cancer, mesothelioma, 8 asbestosis, plaques, lung disease, etc) 9 RESPONSE; _ __ ______ _________ __ 10 Ford states that in the early 1970's Arnold Anderson and Roy Gealer of Ford's Scientific 11 Research Staff conducted tests to determine the quantity of asbestos fibers liberated from brake linings 12 13 during the braking process.

Ford objects to this request 24 on the grounds that it (a) is overly broad, (b) seeks informauon that is neither relevant to the subject 23 26 matter of this lawsuit nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence at the V trial of this matter, (c) is unduly burdensome and oppressive, and (d) does not adequately designate the 23 items sought 29 Page 3 ( [ REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 4 2 Produce any and all DOCUMENTS in YOUR possession, custody and control CONCERNING y Dr John Triebwasser's activities, studies, inspections, air sampling, recommendations and observations 4 during the years 1930 through 1985 concerning asbestos, ASBESTOS-CONTAINING FRICTION 5 6 PRODUCTS and symptoms associated with exposure to asbestos (including but not [united to lung 7 cancer, mesothelioma, asbestosis, plaques, lung disease, etc) 3 RESPONSE: 9 Ford states that it does not have any documents m its possession, custody or control that are 10 responsive to this request u REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO.

Rockbestos objects to these and other interrogatories, 24 propounded as a boilerplate set of interrogatories in that they 25 are not designed to elicit discoverable information from 26 Rockbestos. 27 /// 28 2 \ <i 1 Many of the interrogatories exceed the permissible 2 scope of discovery as defined by California Code of Civil 3 Procedure 2017, by requesting information which is neither 4 relevant to the subject matter of this action nor reasonably 5 calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

Response STATUS_________ ______ Completed ______ In-Progress ______ Incomplete IH-1990-12 Send me your training criteria and implementation program for lead.

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However, Maynand and Kenny (1995) have suggested that sampling at 2.2 L/min will lead to better agreement with the new ISO/CEN/ACGIH respirable dust curve.

Health problems associated with asbestos can lead to death. 13.

Comproni, I think my last -- I think 2414 26 what I was about to ask you when I was interrupted is what leads you to believe that they were cognizant of the hazards of the asbestos when you visited them in the 1950s?