FILE NAME: Asbestos Information Association (AIA) DATE: DOC#: / DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION:DZDDZZZZ D Barry Castleman's /17_J Asbestos Information Association File CD-ROM Document#AIA ~ DATE published article from journal published presentation from conference government report unpublished report or draft report unpublished presentation from conference newspaper article letter memorandum industry warning information v ' meeting minutes or conf report meeting or conf agenda and/or attendee list book excerpt Legal - Deposition Legal - Defendant Filing Legal - Plaintiff Filing Other - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13 December 1973 Memoraqdum For: Subj~ct: MEMBERS Minutes of Board of Directors Meeting, December 6, 1973 Enclosed are the Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting held in Washington, D. c., December 6, 1973.

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AIA-112 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTS/Asbcslos UUI A Condensation of Environmental Facts On ASBESTOS and HEALTH Presented at a Series of Customer Seminars by JOHNS-MANVILLE CORPORATION PRODUCED JM-83 AIA-112 * I I v For further information on this subject please contact: Environmental Affairs Department Johns-Manville Greenwood Plaza Denver, CO 80217 PRODUCED jW-83 AIA-112 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction to Asbestos and Health..................................................................................... 1 Overview............................................................................................................................. 1 The Health Problem........................................................................................................ 1 Medical Aspects............................................................................................................................. 2 Built-In Dust Defenses................................................................................................... 2 Asbestos-Related Diseases............................................................................................... 3 Biological Reactions: Asbestosis..............................................................%............... 4 Lung Cancer and Mesothelioma.................................................. 5 Fiber Differences Play Key Role................................................................................. 5 Dosage Standards............................................................................................................. 7 Dust Control: How Effective..................................................................................... 8 Smoking and Asbestos................................................................................................... 9 Locked-ln and Non-Locked-ln........................................................................................10 OSHA Standards for Occupational Exposure to Asbestos.................................................................................................................... 11 Standards............................................................................................................................. 12 Monitoring........................................................................................................................... 12 Methods of Compliance...................................................................................................12 Medical Requirements.......................................................................................................13 Labeling................................................................................................................................13 EPA Standards for Airborne Asbestos Emissions.............................................................. -........................................................................ 13 J-M Fiber Handling Systems........................................................................................................ 14 Bulk Fiber Handling Systems.........................................................................................14 In-Plant Fiber Handling Systems................................................................................ 15 Fiber Packaging............................................................................................................... 16 Shipping........................................ :................................................................................... 16 New Concepts.................................................................................................................... 17 Dust Control Through Engineering.......................................................................................... 18 Designing Dust Control for the Job............................................................................ 18 Some Dust Control Principles...................................................................................... 19 Facing Tomorrow's Challenges....................................................................................................20 The Environmental Affairs Department.................................................................................... 21 Biographies...........................................................................................

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FILE NAME: Asbestos Information Association (AIA) DATE: DOC#: / DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION:/,ZD> PARTV I THE ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION/NORTH AMERICA In recent years, n.ew findings relating rolc,ngeri inhalation ot asbestos fibers to various occupational health hazards have created understandable public and governmental concern.

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s / I ASBESTOS AkD BRAKE LIFTINGS The contribution of asbestos from broke lining wear to smbient air pollution is infin itesimal, even in urban areas, and is "on inconsequential health factor in urban air pollution."1 ' Brakes Rely On Asbestos The use of high heal and friciicn resistant chrysotile asbestos in the manufacture of motor vehicle brake linings was developed in Great Britain In 1908.

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FILE NAME: Asbestos Information Association (AIA) DATE: 0000 DOC#: AIA011 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: AIA History with Membership List TH E ASBESTO S INFORM ATION ASSOC1ATION/NORTH AM ERICA In recent years, new findings relating prolonged inhalation of asbestos fibers to various occupational health hazards have created understandable public and governmental concern.

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