(a) The identity of such employee; (b) The identity of the employee's attorney; (c) The identity of the insurance carrier(s) making such payment; (d) The dates the claims were made as to each separate claim by each employee; (e) The date payment was made; (f) The current location of any documents evidencing such payments, the name and address of their present custodian and the time and place where counsel for the plaintiff can examine and copy such documents.

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we won11 succeed unless they realize that progress will be slow, patience Is necessary, those without It cannot lead us back to a sounder footing with our people,* Yes, People are the "unfinished business" of modern industrial Life* In the past 100 years, man has made more technological progress than he. has since creation.

.7 Toxic and Corrosive Materials - It is possible that the plant engineer will have some knowledge of the use of toxic and corrosive substances since in probability he will be called upon by his plant to arrange for some control measures.

ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION NORTH aweRCA 1835 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 223-4885 10 January 1977 Memorandum For: Subject: MEMBERS Items of Interest The following items are invited to your attention: A.

Page 2 December 12, 1975 feo Che above, new information has been forthcoming within the United States on the toxic effects of asbestos.

MEMO TO FILE 2- - June 16, 19 75 His comments were few at the close-out.

the Finish apartment where branch ducts terminate in opon ended exhaust trunkb which are either pushed out of the way and not used or placed in the vicinity of the point of oust generation. 2 ither way, dust capture is minimal, and air volumes and energy are being wasted.

ASBESTOS STUDY C'V'MITTEE -n_ January 19, 1978 NIOSH CONTRACT--1`TVESTIGATI^U OF HEALTH HAZARDS IN BRAKE LUTING REPAIR SHOPS On January 5, 1978 there was a meeting held at Mount Sinai-Hospital concerning the HIOSH contract for investigation of health hazards in brake lining repair shops.

nurse or in her itenet, by * qualified first Aid person sad s record kept of each sad wry each esse* le nedicatlons or supplies steals te sods srstUble to enployess gs&srmlly.

fr jtlnates of Air Hygiene Committee Page 2 Dr, Hueper also infers that Asbestosis-Cancer may be determined in an futopsy performed on persons living in the area of a plant.

,( INTERROGATORY HO. 17: Please state if the Defendant's medical officers or industrial hygienists ever nade at any time any recommendations and/or suggestions to the Defendant pertaining to the risks or hazards to persons involved in the manufacturing or use of insulation products containing asbestos?

INTERROGATORY NO. 22: Please state the scientific or medical periodicals to which the Defendant, its medical department or industrial hygiene division subscribed during the period from 1930 to present specifying the date such subscriptions were begun.

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