Asbestos Information Association - Revised Standards Tom'Dougherty, President of the AXA called to report on a meet ing he had on Wednesday, Oct. 15th, with Dr.

Thanks, Martha CAPCO JEN 0009935 ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION NORTH AMERICA WBaiigia5aangimnmma^ 1660 L Street.

The Council also obtained the transcript of the broadcast from the Asbestos Information Association after it appeared.

Zimmerman of the Asbestos Information Association and to the plaster fireproofing products cited by Mr.

A'it>niergcncj^^rdarfliof.5 fibers was issued Dec. 7ujiearin|gs oil thq proposed permanent standards begins March :14 in Washington's Departmental Auditorium. ; u Evbn before ihcNlOSiLcriteria package was submitted,However, an ajsbestos industry spokesman warned the poverhmeiitjhhat; it; coil Id not rely on industry, cooperation if a standard below 5 fibers was adopted. : HP Pi- Hd .PP .... ijh a Matt Swetonic of the Asbestos: Information Association told a meeting; of industry leprescntativus and national trade associations convened. by OSHA that industry could not;support a level of 2 fibers and questioned whether medical evidence really supports lower standards.

Swetonic, executive secretary of the Asbestos Information Association/North America.

M Trosper (Johns-Manville) presentation at ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION NORTH AMERICA, THIRD ANNUAL INDUSTRY-GOVERNMENT CONFERENC Sept. 8-9, 1976, pp. 109-115.

You should know that, coincidently to learning of OSHA's intended action described above, the Asbestos Information Association/North America (AIA/NA) which represents producers and users of asbestos in North America submitted to OSHA on April 7, 1983 a recommended standard for occupational asbestos exposure in construction.

Bob Mereness of the Asbestos Information Association contacted me concerning a letter he sent to the EPA.

AIA-72 NOATH ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION 1835 K Street.

Swetonic, executive secretary of the Asbestos Information Association/North America.

M Trosper (Johns-Manville) presentation at ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION NORTH AMERICA, THIRD ANNUAL INDUSTRY-GOVERNMENT CONFERENC Sept. 8-9, 1976, pp. 109-115.

Spraying Ban Not Supported By Evidence Washington, D.C. attorney Tim Hardy, who represented the Asbestos Information Association, said his client is dis appointed that the court upheld the technologically feasible finding, but is pleased with several other parts of the decision.

MEMO TO FILE AIA-20 Ret Asbestos Information Association - Revised Standards Torn*Dougherty, President of the AIA called to report on a meet ing he had on Wednesday, Oct. 15th, with Dr.

A balanced picture of the current situation published by the Asbestos Information Association is attach ed for your general information.