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'i s ETHYL CORPORATION INTER-OFFICE TO: Tom Suttle ADDRESS: Houston Pit PROM: Richard Matheme ADDRESS: ETCenter SUBJECT: Asbestos Analysis DATE: 8/29/85 Attached are the analytical results of the bulk sample you sent for asbestos determination.

Terry, Ball wanted to talk to Medical about Medical work on contractor employees handling asbestos in A Bldg.

GENERAL EDITOR John W.

EXX-MOR-002068 EEWpmTNmstory Autumn 1969 Volume 2, Number 1 The NEWPORT NEWSTORY is published quarter ly by the Public Relations Department of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com pany, a major component of Tenneco Inc., New port News* Virginia 23607.

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-2- The investigators recognized these limitations and stated, "5 mppcf may be regarded tentatively as the threshold value for asbestos-dust exposure until better data are available."

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With regard to retirees, rensioneers, etc. our current policy is: *" : ... . : Special medical surveillance is required as long as employees are on exposed'assignments" Upon transfer to a nonerpcsed_..ssi gnteant r retirement.,.. cr rlirctipn . of concentration* belov the action level, special medical, surveillance caniiqtjbe legally required.

The ad;`oured r.ie^tinr- of the Directors of the Hockhestos Products Corporation was held at the office of Ur.J.?.

In this issue: Thoughts on education . . . page 4 Insulation meetings . . . pages 20 and 28 Man of many interests . . . page 24 More tables of properties . . . page 33 Hot wires . . . page 36 SC-ELEC-02921 Men in Insulation Donald W.

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