PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT A/C PIPE PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION SUITE 1113 1 87 5 CONNECTICUT AVENUE.

ASSOCIATION OF ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE PRODUCERS Period Ending December 31, 1975 State of Financial Activities and Fund Balance Revenues: Membership Dues Interest Miscellaneous Income Total Revenue Expenditures: Salaries Payroll Taxes Employee Hospital & Group Ins.

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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBU TJ-J A/C Pipe Producers Association Executive Committee International Affairs Committee F.

TAC COMMITTEE ACTION OCTOBER 13, 1981 Program Title Committee Recommendations TAC-02-80 Transient Asbestos Task Force appointed to review and interpret data plus draft a final report.

A/C Pipe Producers Association MINUTES Committee: Place: Date: Public Affairs Committee Alexandria, Virginia October 13, 1981^ The AACPP Public Affairs Committee met on Tuesday, October 13, 1981, at 9:10 a.m., at the Old Town Holiday Inn, Alexandria, Virginia, the Chairman being in the chair and the Secretary being present.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT CAP-1622 The Asbestosis Research Council Recommended Code of Practice For Handling consignments ofasbestos fibre in British Ports CAPCO KIN 0001555 The Asbestosis Research Council Factory regulations recognise that industrial disease may arisefrom the inhalation of asbestos dust.

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CAP-1739 March 27, 1979 TO: Members of the House Education and Labor Committee FROM: Hilton Davis, Vice President Legislative and Political Affairs From the Washington Office ASARC0 incorporated RE: H.R. 1524, The Asbestos School Hazard Detection and Control Act of 1979 H-R. 1524, which is to be marked up by full committee on March 29, stands on the premise that schools have a health*problem with asbestos, a"`: premise not based on sound data.

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1 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT CAP-1799 l CAPCO PIPE COMPANY, INc\ | A Subsidiary of ASARCO Incorporated ASBESTOS CEMEOT PIPE ; : MATERrAt: SAFETY* DATA-SHEET?

A/C Pioe Producers Association MOO Wilson Bovlovo/d Suite t008 Arlington, Virginia 22209 (703) 8<IH5Si PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT CAP-1811 March 14, 1984 Matthew Brown Assistant Regional Engineer General Water Works Company 25 Commerce Road Newtown, Connecticut 06470 Dear Mr.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT OAPCO JEN ooe7as Asbestos Asbestos is a general term describing a family of fibrous minerals which are used in the manufacture of some 3,000 different products.

THE NEED FOR CONTROLLING ASBESTOS IN THE INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT AND THE PROBLEM OF STANDARDIZING THIS CONTROL October 22, 1971 Occupational Health 211 by Craig Barrow ' Donald Davis Joel Gaydoa Daniel Geary Likhit Kongsiri Carl Hla Graduate School of Public Health University of Pittsburgh CAPCO KIN 0000933 theTneed for controlling asbestos in the industrial ENVIRONMENT AND THE PROBLEM OF STANDARDIZING THIS CONTROL Asbestos refers to a group of minerals which possess the common property of being fibrous silicates and forming flexible fibro-crystals which are refractory to heat* There are many asbeseos minerals but only six are of commercial importance: chrysotile, amosite, crocido- lite, actinolite, anthophyllite, and tremollte.

CELANESE CHEMICAL COMPANY Chemcel Plant Bishop, Texas PLAINTIFFS * EXHIBIT CEL-10 To: Dr.