Weill was critical of choice ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION 1745 Jefferson Davis Highway.

S w e t m l c , Asbestos Information Association II.A. to J. 11.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT UC-3706 ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION NORTW AMERICA 1660 L Street.

He is a member of the Canadian Medical Association.

RESPONSE: Based upon the limited information Plaintiff has provided thus far, ASARCO is not aware of any potential parties to this action.

- Asbestos Information Association - American Institute of Architects - American Insurance Association - American Industrial Hygiene Association - An analytical laboratory that has been given a certification by the AIHA which states that it has successfully participated in the "Proficiency Analytical Testing" program for quality control as established by the National Institute for Occupa tional Safety and Health.

LLP ua 004 better information becomes available to it.

ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION 1745 Jefferson Davis Highway.

The Asbestos Information Association and the A/C Pipe Producers Association--both of which CertainTeed is a member--filed a petition to appeal the rule that would ban the future manufacture and use of A/C pipe on the basis that it is not supported by sound scientific evidence.

Report ofindustrial hygienist Christopher DePasquale that summarizes the available industrial hygiene data from the plant - noting poor housekeeping and exposures as high as 700 cc Regarding the historical timeline of what Rogers Corporation knew and when they knew it as well as what was happening in the State of Connecticut there are several relevant guideposts 2. 1929 The annual report of the Connecticut Department of Health discussed the department's work on occupational diseases including requests for advice or studies related to asbestos 3. 1930 Soper published Pulmonary Asbestosis Report of case and review in the Transactions of the American Clinical and Climatological Association Soper's case arose from the New Haven CT area 4. 1930 -- Annual Report of the Connecticut Department of Health a reported 2 cases of asbestosis b listed Asbestos Good Mfg as an industry with potential hazards c listed Dust Asbestos as a potential hazard for occupational disease d listed Dust Asbestos as one of the types of surveys or studies done by the Department for its hazard classification program 5. 1931 Annual Report of the Connecticut Department ofHealth a reported 1 case of asbestosis b repeated previous listings for Asbestos Good Mfg and Dust Asbestos c printed article Hazards in Dusty Occupations EARLY + ~ LUCARELLI .

See objections to other requested information.

As part of that paper I presented a graph and some figures of a preliminary nature to illustrate what we hoped to do with the information which we were collecting at the time.

Hardy, Asbestos Information Association of North America L.

FILE NAME Special Asbestos SA DATE 1978 July 14 DOC SA012 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION ABC News Transcript - Asbestos Way to Dusty Death RADIO TV REPORTS INC 2 91185 4435 WISCONSIN AVENUE N.W WASHINGTON DC 244-35 & e FOR THE ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF'S con EXHIBIT oe exhibtsicker SBCA 5051 exhibtsicker PROGRAM ABC News Closeup STATION WJLA ABC Network DATE SUBJECT July 14 1978 10:00 PM CITY Asbestos The Way to Dusty Death Washington D.C.

While scr.a minor successes v/ere achieved, it was found that no one company acting independently could, adequately or effectively represent an er.tir industry-in-dealing with-the press and with government officials As a-result,, in late 1970 , eight companies gathered in New York- City to launch the Asbestos Information Association of North America, which was frankly patterned after the British Asbestos Information Committee, which had been established sene three years earlier In our original concept, the Association would lini: its activities to providing accurate, unbiased infcreation on asbestos and health to the press, to the public and to interested politicians and other government oifiicals.