In addition to published information of all kinds, I examined files, unpublished information available fi*om the U.S. government archives, the archives of scientists and the archives of institutions that had worked for and with asbestos companies.

m ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION NORTH AMERICA 1835 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 223-4885 22 July 1976 Memorandum For: Subject: John Marsh John Riopelle Erich Feierabend Edward R.

ktht Mimii ENVIRONMENTAL FACTS/Asbestos in A Condensation of Environmental Facts On ASBESTOS and HEALTH Presented at a Series of Customer Seminars by JOHNS-MANVILLE CORPORATION t PLAINTIFFS * Ia^EXHIBIT I PRODUCED JM -83 t I $ i For further information on this subject please contact: Environmental Affairs Department Johns'Manville Greenwood Plaza Denver, CO 80217 produced jM - 83 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction to Asbestos and Health..........

and Compllimce officers to fulfill this gonj The :i.pi* o Kthnd^rd* aill pr^sc rihe informing 'f;f!

Brake Lining Manufacturers' Association, Inc., et al.

Paustenbach and his authors omit this information despite having access to these discovery materials Limiting an analysis to published information is particularly inappropriate in this case since the brake manufacturers concealed knowledge and published misinformation about the risks of asbestos exposure Corporate documents reveal that the brake companies knew more about the risks to brake mechanics than did the medical and regulatory sectors This information includes speeches and minutes from meetings of the Friction Manufacturing Standards Institute FMSI and personal correspondence among company executives industrial hygiene consultants and representatives from industrysponsored asbestos research institutes Appendix 1 lists some of the documents omitted from Paustenbach et al.'

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SWBT states that until it has had sufficient opportunity to examine and/or evaluate through additional physioian(s) Plaintiffs Decedent's alleged asbestos-related disease, SWBT contends that Decedent's injuries were either not caused by asbestos or caused by asbestos to which he was exposed while not working for the Defendant 2) Lack ofexposure to asbestos while employed by SWBT.

the same as risks associated with another.

tVj*rt ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION/ North America 1835 K Street, N.

ANSWER; Payroll records, job files and manufacture supplier information. 2.

Those employees .who chiefly provided the information used were as follows: Name/Dates Deoartment Rockwell Location Ms.

The information provided in these answers to inter rogatories is based upon such information as is presently available to Abex, and Abex expressly reserves the right to supplement or amend these answers when and if additional rele vant information or documentation is discovered.

Also provide historical information regarding all predecessors, prior names, asset purchases, acquisitions or spin-offs.

(SIC 3292 ) for the years 19*17-76, the membership of the International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers, and asbestos and Insulation workers reported in each decennial U.S. census.