FILE NAME Mundet Cork MCK DATE 1957 DOC MCK113 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION WC Claim of Meyer ~ a mee 1 een em ~ . rua teshamememe a STATE OF California 3 Case No. 62 SF 199-141 4 4 PLANTE 5 EDWARD MEYER Applicant VS.
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FILE NAME Mundet Cork MCK DATE 1962 DOC MCK142 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION WC Claim of Staples John STATE OF CALIFORNIA INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION thebet thebet MAY 28 28 HP HP FILE SIGNED ONGINAL AND SEE PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE NAMES JOHN D.
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FILE NAME Mundet Cork MCK DATE 1964 DOC MCK132 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION WC Claim of Everitt Pt 2 is ten ae s,% . ee eee Pome 7 Peg .
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1970 May DOC NMA174 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Seattle Times Article - Asbestos Branded Cancer Cause D2 The Scattle Times Tuesday May 2t 1970 Doctor Who RankledRankled =~ RIED Medical Asbestos Branded Cancer Cause News F.D.
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1973 Aug 8 DOC NMA078 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - Iron Ore Company vs. the Changing Times U.S.
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1973 June 24 DOC NMA076 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - Duluth Stoically Awaits Tests for Cancer Risk in Its Water Duluth Stoically Awaits Tests for Cancer Risk in Its Water By WILLIAM E.
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FILE NAME Owens Corning OC DATE 1937 DOC OC003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Gov Report - A Study of Dust Control Methods in an Asbestos Fabricating Plant U.
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FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1944 Nov 22 DOC OC463 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to Dr.
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FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1956 Feb 6 DOC OC015 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Report from Saranac Laboratory RE Effects of Fiberglas on Humans @a THE SARANAC LABORATORY For the Study of Tuberculosia Occupational Disessa end Industrial Hygiene Founded by Edward Livingston Trudeau in 1885 7 CHURCH ST Saranac Lake New YorK P.O.
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FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA DATE 1979 Mar DOC QAMA157 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION QAMA Bulletin Vol 3 No. 2 Health and safety at work During the current session the National Assembly will apparently be presented with a Bill concerning health and safety at work in Qu^'bec Before any Bill has even been made public ' the press has been discussing various drafts whose authenticity can only be guessed and which are even less certain to be definitive but which none- theless give reason to believe that the Bill could on certain basic issues diverge from the general orientation set out in the White Paper which the Minister of State for Social Development offered for the consideration of all in- terested parties if accepted hinder rather than help in the achievement of the basic objective which is the health and the safety of workers In particular this would be the case if the safety parity committees instead of being voluntary and advisory subject if need be to establishing incentives for their setting up and efficient operation were imposed by outside authority Indeed such committees if they do not express the wish of the workers and the employers to join to- gether to find the solution to the problems of health and safety are likely very rapidly to become hotbeds of confrontation and conflict making the very The AMAQ position object of the committees impossible to achieve The Association des mines d'amiante du Qu^'becexpressed support for the objectives set out in the Paper issued by Minister Marois subject to the resulting law and regulations being viable and realistic defining fairly the responsibilities and obligations of all parties and also their rights not giving rise to an excessive degree of bureaucratic intervention and taking into account the particularities of the mining industry The Association has no hesitation in acknowledging the need for an outline law in the area of health and safety at work and the relevance of reform mea- sures removing the current multiplicity of laws and regulations and the fragmentation of administrative responsibi- lities and setting up a more coherent system and a unified set of norms Industrial medecine In the same way the principle that the working environment should itself take in hand the problems of health and | i safety at work which is fundamental to the White Paper's approach would be !
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FILE NAME Quigley QUIG DATE 1951 Jan DOC QUIG008 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Industry Warning Information HOW TO USE INSULAG Reg .
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FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1967 Feb 16 DOC OC029 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Carcinogenicity of Asbestos as Contained in Kaylo .
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To From Mr.
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FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1979 Apr 12 DOC OC371 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Asbestos Related Disease RF PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT K.625 BY OCF OWENS C^ NING FIBERGLAS company correspondence 10 L.
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FILE NAME Roofing ROOF DATE 1982 Dec DOC ROOF002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Report Prepared for the EPA - Analysis of Fiber Release from Certain Asbestos Products 4 uuuuuuuuu~-~-~-~- uuuuuuuuu~-~-~-~- u u u ~- ~- uuuuu~-~-~-~- u u u u u~-~-~-~- u u u u u~-~-~-~- u u u u u~-~-~-~- uuuuu~-~-~-~- u u u u u~-~-~-~- u u u u u~-~-~-~- Prepared for U.S.
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