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COPT F O R M BOX NUMBER S> -- |o 5 SEGMENT NO. N OT E S IUIIIALS DATE REQUESTING PARTI ***** .! CRMC-SC-004601 SCF-ALLF-05002 SC-ALL-18085 _J ^ Johns-Manville Corporation Greenwood Plaza Denver, Colorado 80217 F. J. Solon, Jr. Vice President Environmental Affairs July 11, 1974 TO OUR J-M ASBESTOS CUSTOMERS: At the Asbestos/Health Customer Seminars we've held throughout the U.S. in the past nine months, we promised to keep you advised of developments in this field, particularly those related to the proposed revision of the OSHA Asbestos Standard. We believe you'll be interested in the attached review of recent developments with OSHA, prepared for you by Ed Fenner, Director of Technical Relations in the Environmental Affairs Department. We plan to continue keeping you informed of new developments as they occur. Meantime, if you have questions, please contact your J-M representative. He is in direct and immediate contact with Division sales people at company headquarters and with all of us in the Environmental Affairs Department. We can promise you a prompt reply. Sincerely, CRMC-SC-004602 J July 11, 1974 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS REVISED OSHA ASBESTOS STANDARD As you know, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U. S. Department of Labor, is planning to revise the present asbestos standard. It is our belief they decided to do this because the Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO filed suit against the Secretary of Labor petitioning for reconsideration of seven sections of the standard. The basic claim of the suit -- that the standard was inadequate to properly protect the health of workers exposed to asbestos. In our first discussions with OSHA personnel concerning their future actions, we formed the opinion that they would prepare a major revision or complete rewrite of the present standard. 1 On April 15, 1974, the Circuit Court of Appeals rendered its decision on the IUD lawsuit. The decision was basically favorable to the Department of Labor, since it denied all but two issues. These two, which were remanded to the Secretary of Labor for further considera tion, are: (1) The uniform application of the 1976 effective date for the two fiber asbestos standard. (2) The three year retention period for records of exposure levels detected by monitoring the work place . The Appeals Court's decision presently is being studied by the Solicitor General's office who in turn will re commend to the Secretary of Labor the course of action he should follow. This recommendation has not as yet been received by the Secretary. However, in discussing the Court's decision with people in the Division of Health Standards who are responsible for preparation of the revised asbestos standard, we have concluded that it has changed their thinking. The apparent preference now is to amend the present standard, including rewording and addition of new section's; but not to do a major revision or complete rewrite. We believe that prior to the court decision OSHA had been thinking of a new standard written around work practices. This has now changed. While OSHA officials still want industry to submit suggested work practices for inclusion in the amended standard, the scope and effective thrust of the work practices section will be lessened. Also, Af JM " 83 CRMC-SC-004603 Page 2 OSHA is now putting more emphasis on industry comment concerning the problems of the present standard and suggestions for rewording and amendment. The asbestos industry input is being provided by the Standards & Technical Committee of the Asbestos Information Association/North America, consisting of 13 members under chairmanship of E. M. Fenner of Johns-Manville. They expect to complete their input on work practices and other areas by July 15 and, at the present time, are not able to estimate when OSHA will issue a new proposed standard for asbestos. In order to provide you with greater detail on the subject, we are attaching comments from the April 22 and April 25 issues of the Occupational Safety and Health Reporter. Concerning the two items remanded by the court to the Secretary of Labor, it is our opinion: (1) that the effective date of the 2 fiber standard will not change, and that staggered implementation dates will not be utilized. (2) that the retention period for monitoring records will increase - possibly to twenty years. E.M. Fenner Director, Technical Relations Environmental Affairs Department Johns-Manville Corporation Greenwood Plaza Denver, Colorado 80217 CRMC-SC-004604 pr00\JCD AFD HEALTH & NEWSLETTER LIST Company | Abex Corporation . Abex Corporation Abex Corporation Acme Insulation, Inc. (Distributor) Acorn Chemical Company Airco Welding Products Alctraz Co., Inc. i. All Star Enterprises Co. All Weather Roofing Co. & Security Alarm Allied Chemical Co. Allied Insulation Supply Co. (Distributor) Allied Materials Corp. AIA/North America . Address Personnel 530 Fifth Avenue ' New York, NY 10036 T. R. Wagener - P.A. P.O. Box 607 Winchester, VA 22601 . D. Shackleford - P,A. . D. Feierabend 4544 W. 26th. . Chicago, 111. 60623 M. Chiabai - P.A. 115 Logan S.W. . Grand Rapids, MI 49502 R. DeJonge . 8001 Franklin Blvd. Cleveland, OH 44102 A. Monahan - V.P. Res. C. McGaedy - Pres., ' D. Karsnak'- Pit. Mgr. 4437 East 49th St. ... Cleveland, OH 44127 7 . H. Hleback - !Pur. (Mrs.) . 1900 Ellen Road Richmond, VA 23230 M.M. Priddy - Pres. . . 6009 Santa Fe Avenue . Huntington Park, CA 90255 M. Lewis - Pres. . . 407 N. Cleveland St. Paul, MN 55104 . C. Grossmar - Pres. . Industrial Chemical Div. F. O'Neil - Pur. Mgr. Raw P.O. Box 6 . Materials n Solvany, NY 13209 ' J. Gardner 3034 West Walnut St. J. Flack . 001 0 Milwaukee, WI 53208 ooo 5200 E. Nevada . R. Murphy - Purchasing . o\ Detroit, MI R.,, Hillerman -'Tech. Dir. 1660 L. Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. Robert H. Mereness 2 Address ____ . Allied Materials Corp. ~' " : 5100 Pennsylvania St. . Oklahoma City, OK 73112 . Alsop Engineering Mildale, CT 06467 '. Amate>c Corporation ' Box 228 ., Norristown, PA 19404 , Amchem Products - . .37899 Niles Blvd. Fremont, CA 94536 Amchem Corporation . . P.O.Box 59 Ambler, PA 19002 Amchem Products . . 10212 Denton Drive Dallas, TX 75220 .. American Asbestos Textile Corp Meridith, NH . ' . American Builders Supply ' (Distributor) . .. . 1733 S. Vandeventer Ave. St. Louis, MO 63110 American Biltrite iCo. .- 15300 Valley View Ave. - LaMirada, CA 90637 American Biltrite-1Co. '` . American Insulator Corp. American Petrofina Co. American Seal Mfg. Co. ' 1945 E. State St. Trenton, N.J. 08607 New Freedom, PA 17349 O o ' C/) O t o P.0, Box 2159 Dallas, TX 75201 669 River Street Troy, N.Y. 12180 as . .. ' Personnel ' L. D. Albright ' . H. Hayes - General Mgr. G. Marconis - Appl. Engr. J. Rainey - Pres. J. Weber . ' J. McCammon - P.A. ' E. Feather - Director of purchases B. Goliqhtly .. - . . C. Hodges - Pit. Mgr. .. W. Miller - President D. Allen - Pit. Mgr. . R. Linson - Prod. Supt. R. Van. Buren t V.P. W. Dowe - Buyer ., '\ W. Remphrey R. A.`Hensley i s E. Mooney - Manager ; ' Company Amoco Chemicals Corp. ' Aritiak . Armstrong Cork Company Armstrong Cork Company Armstrong Cork Company Armstrong Cork Company Address . . Research & Development P.O. Box 400 Naperville Technical Ctr Naperville, ILL. 60540 8401 West 47th St. McCook, 111. 60525 P.O. Box 589 Kankakee, 111. 60691 5Q37 Patata Street South Gate, CA 90280 Rt. 57 P.O. Box 250 Fulton, N. Y. 13069 Liberty & Charlotte Sts Lancaster, PA 17064 Asbestos Products Ashland Chemical Co. I; ' Ashland Oil, Inc. : Asphalt Products Oil Corp. Asphalt. Products Co. Asbestos Textiles, INc 2508 Coney Island Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11223 Freedom, PA 15042 Box 2458 Columbus, OH 43216 o. .' . . 5 2405 South Street O .Long Beach, CA 90805 CO . . 9 29th Street & AVRR 8 Pittsburg, PA 15222 Os ' . ' o 10 Grpve St. N. Brookfield, Mass. Personnel J. Prazynski Roy Betty . J. Dybalski, Res. Mgr. . / . ' ' J. P. Carter, P.A. E. Evans -Pit. Chf. . Chemist L. Belton - Pit. Mgr. R. A. Eby - Pit. Pur. ' : ., Mgr.- (send two copies) J. Wilkinson - Mgr. Raw Mtl1s & Purchase R. McCray ... C. R. Barlet Bi Levine D. Lasala F. A. Cook - Buyer R. Brans - Gen. Mgr. G. Merge A. Thompson - Pit.. Mgr. Company . , Atlantic Tubing & Rubber,Co. Auto Friction Corp. . Auto! Specialities Mfg. Co. ! Barnum Brothers Fiber Co. Barnum Brothers Fiber Co. Battenfeld Grease & Oil Co. Beaver Industries* * Bendix Corporation Bendix Corporation- Benson Henson Co. Bidco S,ealants * . -B---i-r--d-----&----S---o--n--,----I-n---c- . . - q n^ i ^ 00 Address 100 Mill St. Cranston, R.I. 02905 P.O. Box 329 Lawrence, MA' 01842 . 643 Graves Street St. Joseph, MI 49085;; ' 676 West Grand Blvd. Detroit, Michigan 48232 Sheridan & Emmett Sts. Petosky, MI 49770 P.d. Box 144 , North Tonowanda, MY 14120 300 Foxhall Avenue . Kingston, NY 12401 . Friction.Materials Dlv. P.O. Box 238 . Troy, NY 12181 . Old Michigan Road Cleveland, TN 37311 . 29 Lexington Ave^ Brooklyn, NY 11238 5937 St. Louis Ave. St. Louis, MO 631.20 P.O. Box 4336 N. Charleston, SC 29405 4 Personnel Mr, C. Swick - Exec.Dir. Mr. T. Hays . ,. M. Cpmihs - President H. Conover - V.P. Prod. C. Habeeb . K. Bingham - P.A. Mike Ferro - Res. Engr. C.H. Baker - V.P. . M. Barnum J. Bellanti - V.Pi Market. W. Pscherer. - P.A. ' G. Lovegtove -> Dir. of - purchasing C. MenzGen. Mgr. J. Fountain J. Riopelle R. Douglas C. Percher . E> Martin - Manager J. Lee _______ Company Bitucote Bondex . Bondex International Bostik I' .f ' : Brassbestos Manufacturing Brown Company Burnside Company Califoirnia Portland Cement Co California Products Cellulo Company Celotex Corporation I. * . `. > Celotex Corporation C R M C -S C -004609 -5- Address Personnel 1824 Knox Avenue St. Louis, MO 63139 R. E. Wasson - Pit. Manager S. Mitchell - Lab. . Mrs. E. Joynson . . ; *1 Brunswick, Ohio Julius K. Nemeth 3616 Scarlet Oak Blvd. Kirkwood, MO 63122 Mr. Wood - V.P. & Gen. Mgr. . * . -i . ' ' - Div. of U.S.M. Corp. Boston Street Middleton, MA 01949 W. Mann - Prod. Mgr. . -- '. ` 45 E. Fifth Street Paterson, MJ 07522 B. Simon - President J. Foster - Prod. Mgr. . 650 Main Street Berlin, NH 03570 . J. Gothreau - P.A. . C. Plechat Mill Oper. Sup. 87 Church Street . E. Hartford, CT 06108 D; Mahoney - Pit. Mgr. ' 800 Wilshire Blvd. . W. Favio - Pit. Mgr. . Los Angeles, CA 90017 169 Waverly St. . . . R. Caldwell - President Cambridge, Mass. 02140 - 33-41 Newark Street Hoboken, MJ 07030 J. J. Mc' Hug h - . ; Di. r . o- f M' arke...ting . 1500 N. Dale Mabry Tampa, FL. 33622 . N. Spillane . 2800 S. Sacramento Ave. Chicago, 111. 60623 . R. Brinker - P.A. C. Hirsheimer - Dir. of Personnel E. Rollef - Pit. Engr. Company Celotex Corporation Cel.otex Corporation Celotex Corporation Address E. Linden Avenue Linden,. NJ 07036 1 River Road Edgewater, NJ 07020 320 South Wayne Ave. Lockland, OH. 45215 Cer|tain-Teed Products Corp. ` I1I ' . .. Chemical Development Corp. Chemical Sealing Corp. Chemical Sealing Corp. Chemical Sealing Corp. A. W. Chesterton Co. Chevron Asphalt Go. CheyrOn Asphalt Cp. 1' . . O_____ o' n oo-ON o P.O. Box 860 Valley Forge, PA 19482; Endicott Street Danver, MA 01923. 2018 Steele Drive Tucker, GA 5401 Banks Avenue Kansas City, MO 64130 375 Enterprise Trenton, NJ 08639 9 Forbes Road Woburn, MA 0180i P.O. Box 1069 . . Mobile, AL 36601 1520 Powell Street Emeryville, CA 94608 6 Personnel R. F. Miller - Pit. Mgr. A. Cinaglia - Ass't Pit : Mgr. R. Lake F. R. Way - P.A. H. FinnPit. P.A. P. Theobald - Mgr. Qual. * Control A. Smith - Prod', Mgr. G. C. Siratt - Prod. Mgr.' W. R. Kr&us W. Miltz . .; W. Devaney - Tech. Dir. ,H. Boxley F. Young ^ Lab A. Paradise - Pres. P. Pearson, P.A. E. Butcher . ' ' V. - P. Kozlowski, Gen. Mgr. ' C. Beck :G. Sapp - Res. Dir.. Company Chevron Asphalt; Co. CAMCO - Div. Safeguard, Ind. Chevron Asphalt Co. Chevron Asphalt Co. Chevron Asphalt.Co. Chrysler Chemical Div. i . Address P.0. Box 12951 Oakland, CA 94604 P.0. Box 607 Tappahannock, VA 22560 Brownstone Ave. Portland, CT 06480 Box 1955 . Baltimore, MD 21205 P.O. Box 38014 Western Hill Station Cincinnati, OH 5437 W. Jefferson Ave. Trenton, MI . Colonial Board Co. Colonial Board Co. Congoleum Industries 615 Parker Street Manchester, CT 06043 Industrial Drive Covington, TN 38019 Finksberg, MD 21048 Congoleum Industries Coyne Cylinder Corp. o n " ' in ' n oo Os Belgrove Avenue Kearney, NJ 07032 155.W. Bodley Ave. Memphis, TN . ' .. . . . '. .. . .. .. . / Personnel I!! ' L. Thomas - Pit. Mgr. ... R. Bergquist,. P. -. M.- Sylvan - Mgr. Mfg. -i i J.J. Kennedy - P.A. ' C. E. Niece, P.A. I C., E. Scott, Pit. Mgr. S. E. Enders - Pit. Mgr. G. Hill' - Att'st Mgr. P.H.' Heckman - Supv.. - Prod. Control J. C. Nordman - Chemist A. Tournas - Tech. Dir. E. Scott - Res. Dir. ` Tom Henderson J. Fowler, Pit. Mgr. A. Humphrey - P.A.. J. F. Morton - Pit. . . Chemist J.D. Eckhardt - Dir. ; Purch. . D. Winters - Res. Chem. J. Stetson W. Sisco -a- Company . 1- ' . Daly Protective Products, Inc. ' Address 11-143rd Sts. Hammond, IN 46320 ' ^Personnel . C. F. Martin , Manager .. G. Quinn, Jr./Pres. Owner. D.A.P. Inc. 520 N. Marburg Way San Jose, CA 95133 M. Harris, Prod. Supt.. ' Daubert Chemical Co. 709 Enterprise Drive Oakbrook, ILL. 60521 B. Haughton - P.A. . R. Wollek-Res. & Prod. Davies Imperial Coatings . 1275 State Street Company . Hammond, IN 46320 . J. Kayes - Res. Dir. & Head . . of Production . Delco Moraine Div. GMC 1420 Wisconsin Blvd. D. R. Williams - Sr. Div. Daytan, Ohio 45401 . Buyer . . . . . W. M. Strong - Buyer - ; , .. ' .. . . ' ./' D. Kennedy' - Mat*1 Handling . D. Besom - Mat' 1 Handling. . , .. C. Bowen - Mat;*s Handling: j ;. . . . H. Rudy - Engineering Dept. | ; ' '' . : R. Hurd - Engineering Dept. j R, Newsock - Engineering Dept. DeBell Richardson, Inc. . 8 Water Street Enfield, CT . B. Steel ' . .' . .. Devan Sealants ' ' . 6301 Prescott Street St. Louis, MO 63146 W. Reyland- Chemist :. '. ' . O do 0o1 o OS to i eWitt Products Corp. exter Corp. ' rilling Specialties CO iamond Shamrock ouglas Oil Company Duglas Oil Company dw Chemical Co. iralastic Products irex Plastics nulsified Asphalt Co riulsified Asphalt Co .ixir Industries 'tel Engineering .ixir Industries rro Engineering ber Process - 9- 5860 Plumer Detroit, MI 48209 J. McClelland B. McClella'nd- Dr. E.,Sorenson - Tech Director . Windsor Locks, CT 06096 J. Pierce - Purchasing 309 Short Street Bartlesville, OK 74003 J. Howe-President P.O. Box 500 . Dearpark, Texas 77563 Charles Raney Environmental Safety 881 Dover Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660 J. Jurancich- P.A. 14708 Downey Ave. .Paramount, CA 90723 R. Hodgson-Director Research APB Bldg. Freeport, TX 77541 S. A. Salisbury. - 5353 Concord Avenue Detroit, MI : 48211 J. Epel - President K. Isler-Chemist . J. Pollack - PiA. Div. Hooker Chemical Corp. W. Parmely - Pit Mgr. Kenton, OH 43326 J. Smith -P.A. 14929 Slover Avenue Fontana, CA 92335 , J. Burgess - Gen. Mgr. A. Samuels 4900 S. Mason . Chicago, ILL 60638 P.0. Box 150 . Douglas, GA. 31533 J. Trumbull - Pres. J. Stout-Chief Chemist Attn: Babe Batnett Stavo Industries 8 Front Street Kingston, NY 12401 G.P. Vogel - Pres. J. F. Schomer P.O. Drawer B Midlothian, Texas 76065 Div. Oglebay Norton Co. 1400 Hannon Bldg Cleveland, OH 44115 Hugh Inman W. Heron A.G. Ferdinard ! C. Tuomala ' G. Dowidchuck Div.'Lydall, Inc. Chestnut Hill Road Rochester, NH 03867 W, Bickford-Chief . Chemist CRMC-SC-004613 Company , ,_________ Fiberite Corp. ! ' Firestone Ind. Products i Flamemaster Corp. Flintkote Company . Flintkote Company, Ltd. Flintkote Company, Ltd. Ford Motor Company t '. ' Ford Motor Company Ford Motor Company Ft. Howard Paper Co. CRMC-SC-004614 10 Address . . Personnel 516 West 4th Street Winton, MN 55987 . B. Laurie -Dir. of Res. ' H. Barge - Dir. of Prod. 170.0 Firestone Blvd. 1 Noblesville, IN 46060 11120 Sherman Way Sun Valley, CA 9135.2 ' Flooring Div. 5500 South Alameda St. Los Angeles, CA 90058 ` G. S. Jardine - P.A. . .` - - - ' '' '' R. Groves, Sr. V.P. R. Peterson - Pit. Mgr. E. Fletcher - Pit. Mgr. R. Berns - Safety Engr. N. McKinnon - Pit. Mgr, .. ` . ; 1 | 1 Tile Tex Flooring Div. . 1232 McKinley Chicago Heights, ILL 60411 M. C. Fogle - P.A. C. A. Opela - Pit. Mgr. -j Ravenna, OH W. Carl -'Pit. Mgr. ... P. Masek - Tech. Mgr. . Scientific Research Stf. Dearborn, MI 48121 R.A.. Clark Mgr. Purch. . : A. Anderson -Scientific R.S. R. Gealer - Scientif R.S. M. W. Weintraub-Scientific R.S. 14425 Sheldon Road Plymouth, MI R.M. Gerrity - Pit,. Mgr. 1 J.T. McRae - Mfg. Mgr. ' J.C. Slingl.erland-Mgr. Mfg. Engr. -. ; J. Vaughn -. Mgr. Engineer .1 Dr. G. Bauer > Mgr. Raw Mat11.i General Purchasing P.O. Box 412 Ypsilanti, MI .. E. J. Marvin - Buyer . ' ` ' ' j , '. . P.O. Box 130 Green Bay, WI 54305 Mr. W. Martens 1 Company Foundry Products H. B. Fuller 1 - . , Fuller O'Brien Corp. G.A.F. Corporation G.A.F. Corporation G.A.F. Corporation G.A.F. Corporation G.A.F. Corporation CRMC-SC-i G.A.F. Corporation G.A.F. Corporation : :! : : - o . 0\ Address Personnel 5046 S. 38th Street St. Louis, HO 6&116 G. Pellet - President Assembly Products Div. 5220 Main Street N.E. Minneapolis, MN 55421 . M. Kelsey . D. Massey - Res. . 450 E. Grand Avenue So. San Francisco, CA 94080 R. Johnson - Dir. Mfg. 2400 Emogene Mobile, AL 36606 . T. E. Jackson- P.A. E.M Trigg - Pit. Mgr. Floor Products Div. 2340 East Artesia St.. Long Beach,- CA 90801 ' A. Vardakis- Pit. Mgr. H. Greaker - Pit. Mgr. NOrth Broadway Joliet, ILL 60434 W. Houk - Engineer K. Peterson . J. Kennedy - Pit. Mgr. 7600 Truman Road Kansas City, MO 64126 J. Bajt, - P.A. .. J - 9215 Riverview Drive St. Louis, MO 63137 N. Baumstark - P.A. P. Teege - Pit. Mgr. G. Hemminghaus . 114 Canal Road South Bound Brook, N.J. 08880 Keith Robertson P.O. Box 128 E/T Pit. Vails Gate, NY 12584 Mr. Sullivan -Pit;- Mgr. A.G. Boranian - Dir. Res & Development - 3 - Company G. A .F. Corporation Address 1361 Alps Road Wayne, NJ 07074 . Personnel ... B.J. Jast - Purch. Mgr. G. Weierstall-Dir. of Purch. 1 G.A .F. Corporation 143 E. 16th Street . H.L. Rosebrugh - Pit.' Mgr. . Erie, PA 16512 , . .' ` .t G.A.F., Corporation - . 1139 Lehigh Avenue B. J. O'Leary - P.A. .. '. - '' . ' Whitehall, PA 18052 T. Shannon ! II G.? .,F. Corporation I . 5201 N. Post Oak Houston, TX . ' 1'. D. Berg . ' ;' -. _ Gardner Asphalt Company . - 4 00 1 East 7th Ave. Tampa, FL .. . B. Heflan . '1 Garlock Inc. Walton Road M. E. Hardy - Dir. Purch. . Palmyra, N.Y. 14522 ' Gibson-Homans Company Conyers, GA R. Smith . . Gibson-Homans Company 1623 East Euclid Ave. ' Des Moines, 10 .50313 M. McFall - P.A. Gibson-Homans Company 220 Governor Hall St. . Gretna, LA ' . Fred Kaiser ' Gibson-Homans Company 920 Wyoming . Kansas City, MO 64101 J. Lefferf- Pit. Mgr. Grant. Wilson. . 1 Griffin Wheel Co. Georgia-Pacific n .. 01 00 ' Oi . oo . Os ON 141 West Jackson Blvd. Chicago, ILL 60604 445 North Sacremento " Chicago, ILL. 60604 1581 E.. 98.th. Chicago, ILL 60628 Mr. Grant Wilson, Sr. . Mr. Howard George, Engr. Mr. M. Palmowski . I - 14 - Company_____ ________ , -Address . .- ' , - . ______ Personnel Gibson-Homans Company 32 Main Street Matawan, MJ 07747 J. Vallor . Gibson-Homans Company ; -- 2366 Woodhill Road . Cleveland, OH 44106 . E. Wormser - V.P. R. Sheroke.- Dir. Purch. Girard Paint Product Co. Route 309 Wales Road ' Mont.gomeryville, PA B. Lipson .. . ' . .. ' Globe Industries, . Inc. ~: : ~ '' | .: . . Gxizzly Mfg. 2638 East 126th St. Chicago, ILL 60633 . .' .. . . .. Fiv. Maremont Corp. 700 W. Carolina St. Paulding, OH . / . . W. B. Brown - V.P. & ' Owner L.L. Marketti - P.A.. . R. Reidenback - Lowell Dir. Res. & Dev. . ; ' .. W. Becker - Toledo .... Pit. Mgr. J. Burns - Lowell Pit. . Mgr. . R.J., Treinan-Mat11 Mgr. Grow Chemical Coating Corp. 1246 West 70th Street Cleveland, OH 44102 . R. J. Entenman - Exec. .' ' . . V.P. ; T. E. LeSueur - Pit. : Mgr.. . J.G. Martyn-Tech. Dir., Grundy Industries Gulf States Asphalt .. Hadley Adhesive & Chemical Company 1301 Herkimer St. Joliet/ ILL 60432 n . ^ 601 Jefferson o Suite 535 i\n o Houston, TX 77002 .. oo 2827 Breckenridge Industrial Ct. a\ -J St. Louis, MO 63144 J. Van Pelt-Pres. & Mgr Charles Middlebrook . M. Lechowicz Company Gatke Corporation . Gardner Asphalt Company . .. Garlock, Inc. ' . . . Gibson-Homans Company . Gibson-Homans Company Gibsoh-Homans Company : . i .' ' . . ` Gibson-Romans Company ' Gibson-Homans Company . R.E. Hebert Co. . . W. W. Henry Co., . Highway Materials, Inc. ' . Hobart Brothers.Company ^ Hollingsworth & Vose Co. :; ! :. .. " ' . John H. Hampshire, Inc. O .oo Ooi 2 O^O . ' . Address 228 North LaSalle Chicago, ILL 60601 400 1 East 7th Ave. Tampa, FL. Walton Road Palmyra, NY 14522 1505 McClosky Street Tampa, FL. Conyers, GA 1623 East Euclid Ave. Des Moines, 10 50313 220 Governor Hall St. Gretna, LA 920 Wyoming Kansas City, MO 64101 1425 Emerson Street Rochester, NY 14606 5731 Bickett St.' Huntington Park, CA P.O. Box 216 Bridgeport, PA 19405 Troy, OH 45373 . e. Walpole, MA 02032 . . ' - 4626 Annapolis Rd. Bladdensbury, MD -Personnel Mr. W. Berngen .. B. Heflan . M.E. Hardy - Dir. Purch. G. Elliot ' R. Smith ' M. McFall, P.A. ` ` Fred Kaiser J. Leffert - Pit. Mgr. R. Hebert: - Pres.Owner J* Johnson , J. Direnzo `' . j};, ;. L. Isenbarger - Purchasing D. Magi11 - V.P. Mfg. T. Lyons P.A. . .. John D. Hampshire, Jr. Company_____________ Hooker Chemical Corp. Hooker Chemical Corp. Hooker Chemical Corp. A. C. Horn . Hortopn-Earl C: om: pany Ii . - - Hurlbut Paper Huxley Development corp Hysol Division . Imperial Coating Corp. Imperial Paper Co. . ' Inland Mfg. . o o ^ i o 2 vo Address Industrial Chemical Div. Buffalo & ,47th Street Niagara Falls, NY 14302 M.P.O. Box 728 . Niagara Falls, NY 14302 Durez Plastics Div. Walck Road North Tonowanda, NY 14120 Div. of R. W. Grace Co. 213.3 85th St. North Bergen, MJ 07047 3000 Hudson Road . Suite 241 . St. Paul, MN 55119 , _ Willow Street South Lee, MA 01260 . Time and Life Bldg. Suite 3912 Rockefeller Center, NY 100.20. Dexter Corporation 2850 Willow Pass Road Pittsburg, CA 94565 . . . 1001 Ashby Avenue Berkeley, CA 94710 Underwood Avenue . Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901 .. . Div. G.M.C. P.O. Box 1224 . Dayton,. OH 45401 Personnel , A. Emery - Electro Cheil- Dev. Mgr. ' J. Rucker - Sr.Res. Mgr C.E. Wolosin - P.A. C. Stugard - Bs. Mgr. C. Haney-Tech. Dir. F.Schultz- Pit. Mgr.. Mr. Papalitas-Plt. Mgr.. J.M. Murphy - Pit. Mgr. P. Hoeffel R. M. Earl M. Larrivee - P.A. A. 'Novak - President W. Joseph- Prod. Supt. C. .Colombo - Pit. Hyg. j N. Pugh-Manager V.. Long-Pit. Mgr. J.F. Hale - Mgr. Purch., L.At Kotlarek-Div. Mgr.j W. Beck - Fhief Engr. , 1 H. Reindl -Ass't Chief Engr. l 1 Company_________ . ' Hamilton Materials, INc. C.P. Hall Company C.P. Hall Company C. P. Hall Company Harbison-Walker Refractories Company Harvey Hubbell, Inc. i . Inmont Corporation Insul Company, Inc. International Fibers, Inc. Jenkins Bros. . Jim Walter Research Corp. Johnson Asbe s to s Corp. .t J & P Petroleum. I CRMC-SC-004620 ^ 17 - Address __ Personnel 345 Meats Avenue, West Orange,. CA 92665 F. Baca - Pit. Mgr. ;t 7300 S. Central Ave. Chicago, ILL 60638 D. Layton - Prod. Mgr. H. Parkenson, Purch. 4460 Hudson Drive Stow, OH 44224 W. T. Hall - President R. C. EitOl - Sales Mgr. 2500 Channel' Avenue Memphis, TN 38113 ' L. Black . Div. of Dresser Ind. . 1200 Patapsco Ave. Baltimore, MD 21226 F. Brunetti . Plastic Div.: ;. Newton CT 06470. D. C. Scofield . 39th & Choteau St. Louis, MO 63110 D. McCann- P.A. 136 N. Market Street E. Palestine, OH 44413 - R. Hagen ' . V. . 2490 Lee Blvd. Cleveland, OH 44118 . . T. L. Sullivan - Pres. C, B. Sullivan, Salesman 510 Main Street Bridgeport, CT 06604 W. Newman - Dir. of . . Purchases . 10301 9th St., N. St. Petersburg, Florida 33702 164 Western Ave W. Springfield, Mass. 01089 Nelson Codding ! G. J. Hildebrandt Mr. W. Maki- P.A. 2715 S. Westmoreland Dallas, TX 75208 . R. Palmer . Company , , Address . Kadex Corporation 420 East Brackenridge Ft. Wayne, I- 46802. Kaiser Gypsum Co.. P.0. Box 460 Antioch, CA 94509 Karnak Chemical Corp. . .330. Central Ave. Clark, NJ 07066 Kelly-Moore Paint Co. .1015 Commercial Street San Carlos, CA 94070 Kentile, Inc. . 2929 California Street Torrance, CA 90503 Kentile, Inc. 4532 South Kolin Ave. Chicago, ILL 60632 Kentile, Inc. 58 Second Ave. . Brooklyn, NY 11215 Koltar Products . 699 Adams Street . N. Abington, MA 02351 Koppers Company, Inc. - Organic Materials Div. 15 Plum' Street Verona, PA 15147 Kraft Chemical Co. The Lansdell Company Latex Fiber. Ind. Lehman Phillips . t o o. ' noo ' KJ 917 west 18th St. Chicago, ILL 60608 95 Zabriskie Street Hackensack, NJ 07603 Beaver Falls, N.Y. 13305 2550 Glendale Ave. Fort Worth, TX 76106 18 - 1 , Personnel D. Wohling T. Smith - Techn. Dir. M. Davis W. Moore - Pres.. J. Doyle - Prod. Supt. K. Marshall - ,P.A. D. Miller - P.A. R. Pugh, Res. Dir. B. Cashman - Owner , C.O. Pratt i/ . . M.M. Jennings - Gen. Mgr > F. Pressaw - P.A. R. Doyle - Pit. Mgr. ; . " Glen Osterhaudt .1 19 - Company Lion Oil Company . Lukens Chemical Corp. Manning Paper Company Massachusetts D.P.W. McKesson Chemical McKesson Chemical . . Address Eldorado, Ark. 71730 7 25 Concord Ave. - Cambridge, Mass. 02138 . P.O. Box 328 Troy, NY 12181 99 Worchester Street. Route 9 Wellesley Hills, MA 02162 ' Guinotte &Michigan Aves. Kansas City, MO 64120 3306 Borich Street Dallas, TX . . ' . . . .' Personnel F. McGaugh, P.A. ' D. Lukens - Pres. (2 copies) . J. Hubbard - Techn. Director G. Bastanza - Bit. . Engineer E. ;Hetrick - Branch - ' Mgr. ' D. Hancock . McKesson Chemical 2101 Brennan Circle Ft. Worth, TX 76106 .. . . P. rC- ur'ta. in' . ' McKesson Chemical 6012 Murphy Street Houston, TX D. Dixon . Midwest Products, Inc. i, - 7327 Woodlawn Avenue Chicago, ILL 60619 . . B. Reed - Pres. . Midwest Products Co. 16710 Waterloo Road Cleveland, OH 44110 . B. Newmark - Pit, Mgr Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. Mobil Trim, Inc. , 70 Sunshine Drive . Grove City, OH 43123 P.O. Box 119 Bristol, PA 19007 15722 S.' Broadway Gardena, CA 90247 . \ A.C. Fairchild - P.A. . -* ' . ' . J. R. Ball - P.A. . . H. Wilson - Pit. Mgr. Molded Ind. Friction . 327 Walnut St. Prattville, OK 36067 . Murrell-Amos CRMC-SC-004622 Company ___________... Molded, Materials .. Monolith Portland Cement Minnesota Mining and Mfg. Company ________;_____ ' Meriden Molded Plastic Co. Monsesy Products Co. . Monsey J. W. Mortell Co., Mgrtell Co. !. * Mo-Tac Company . ' ' National Friction Products National Brake Block Corp. National Gyps'uiti Company Address Div. Of Carlisle.Corp. P.O. Box 417 Ridgway, PA 15848 . Kern County Monolity, CA 93548 P.O. Box 33327 St. Paul/ Minn. 55133 112 Empire. Ave. Meriden, Conn. 06453 Cold Stream Road Kimberton, PA 19442 Rodkhili, S. Carolina P.O. Box 3547 550 North Hobbie St. Kankakee, IL 60901 ' 144 Grant St. . Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 3862 Utaska St. Louis, MO 63116 1441 Holland Street o Logans.port, IN 46947 nWi o 1461 S. Broad Mobile, ALA 36605 oo Box 15257 (UO> 5300 Tchoupitoulas St. New Orleans, LA - 20 - personnel . E. Zacharias - Gen Mgr J. Moran - P.A.. R. Kickel - Chief Engr W. Searfoss . P. Schoonover - Pres. C. Kackes - Pit Mgr. S. J. Mclnerney ' Joy Grossman - Pit. Mg J. Monney, Jr. R. Adamson B. Radebhugh, P.A. J.H. Langer, P.A. D. Mortell, Pres. . Mri Forst Owner E. Sydor - Gen. Mgr. Merrell Frazier Ray Plouohe- _____ Company______________________ National Gypsum Company National Gypsum Research Lab Niagara ;Insulation Co., Nicolet Industries, Inc. Norton Laboratories, Inc. Norris Industries NwBrite Chemical Co. Obam, Inc.. Octagon Process Overall Paint, Inc. Pabco Paint Co. Paco Textures Corp. O 01 CnO o o4^ t4o^ Address .325 Delaware-Ave. Buffalo, NY 14202 . .. 16.50 Military Road Tonowanda, NY .14217 . ' ' '. - \ 79 Perry St. Buffalo, NY . Executive Offices Wissahickon Ave. Ambler, PA 19002 . Mill Street .Lockport, NY 14094 5.215. S. Boyle Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90058 10 First Street Taunton,. MA 02780 6865 Otto Street Bell Gardens, CA 90201 596 River Road Edgewater, NJ 07002 26200 Richmond Road Bedford Heights, OH 44146 P.O. Box 8502 Emeryville, CA 94662 909 Old Country Road San Carlos, CA 94070 21 Personnel F. Macho1z H. Bergr . R. Johnson - A/C Group. Leader '. R. Braun - Manager - i- . G.G. Gabrielson, Jr. Pres. R. Nugent . . J. Finnegan R. Romanowski - P.A. A. Hamilton - P.A. P. Johnson - Pit. Mgr. C. Venturra - Gen. Mgr. L. O'Brien - President G. Mason - Prod. Mgr. ' .' i . M.H. Davis - Pres-. J. Aratta- Mgr. A.F.D. CUSTOMER. ADDRESS LIST - 22 - Company - ' '______ Address_________ Personnel Palmer Asphalt .; ' 196 W. Fifth Street Bayonne, NJ 07002 L. Ripps -- - Pit.. Mgf. Palmer. Products, Inc. . : '' 1 ' ... Skipper Pike . .' . B. Palmer Worcester, PA. 19490 ...... ,. Parr, Inc. I .. .. ' . 18400 Syracuse Avenue Cleveland, OH 44110 .. . .; .' E.C. Hills-Pres. F. W.-Neville :: Mfg. Mgr.. , . Passonno Paint Company ' . . 500 Broadway . Wateroliet, NY . . R. Cuniiingham-P;A. . -. Perfection Model Products . . 4145 West Kinzie Street Chicago, IL 60624 . N. Rada Pierce and Stevens Chem. Company . ' . . 710 Ohio Street Buffalo, NY 14240 . _. . J. Davis - P. Pipeline Service Company 44.00 Peters Road . Harvey, LA 70058 \ . D. Berleth ' ' ....... Plastic Molding Corp. . . Div. Harvey Hubbell, Inc. Newton, CT 06470 D. C.' Scofield; P.A .- Plastics Engr. Co. . \ O. ' Parr, Inc. Parr, Inc. . niin . nOOo41 ^\ . to -- . 1607 Geele Avenue ' Sheyboygan, WI 53801 201 Longhorn Rd. Ft. Worth, TX 76179 1705 N.E. 12th Ave. Ocala, FL ' . M. Drayno-P.A. G. Griffiths-. Pit .; Mgr. . N. Bfotz-Supt. . Prod. G. Haecker-Safety . . Dir. Jim Callahan Terry Haskins 23 Company Plexco H'.K. Porter Prospect Paint Co. i' . Jp.P.G. Industries P.P.G. Industries P.P.G. Industries Proko Company Proko Company Pure Asphalt Company Quaker State Oil Corp. 1 ' iPlaslok, Inc. !- Rapid Systems . . Address : . . Personnel. . 3240 Mannheim Road P.O. Box 158 . .' Franklin Park, IL 60131 R. Lantz P.A. J. F. pfrank V.P. Oper R. B. Rand-Chief . . Bngr. ': . . 1849 East Sabine St. Huntington, IN 46750 . 1057 Paterson Plank Rd. Secaucus, MN 07094 . F. Boxell D. Williams A. Sidlowski. .. Lake Charles, LA 70601 E. Cloudtraan . Research & Development ` 151 Colfax Street . Springdale, PA 15155 . J. McCoy ' P.O. Box>9 New Martinsville, W.VA 26155 E. Lindemah '. - 501 Foote Street v J. Mansfield-Mgr. Cambridge City, IN '.47327 ' 1910 Wall Street Dallas, TX 75215 R. Wright - V.P. - * ' o 01 01 o OKON)n ' 33.0 West 30st St. Chicago, ILL 60623 . 164 Chandler St. Buffalo, N.Y. 14207 45 Frost St. Lockport, N.Y. 14094' : Div. of Grand Rapids Gypsum 12th Avenue Kansas City, MO 64116 J, Francis ^ . - R. Georgi -- Pit. Mgr. A. Bluence . M. Hull .-S'-' -Co-Owners T. Chambers-Chemist : 5 1 Company____________ . Raybestos-Manhattan '- Raybestos-Manhattan . Raybestos Div. Raybestos-Manhattan i - . , Remington Arms . : Republic Powered Metals, Inc. Address 1400 E. Orangethorpe Ave. Fullerton, CA ~ 92631 1204 Darlington Ave. Crawfordsville, IN 47933 Raybestos Manhattan, Inc. 28 Crescent Drive . Morristown, NJ 07961 Manheim Div. 123 East Stiegel St. Manheim, PA 17545 ; Barnum Ave. '' ' ' Bridgeport, CT 06608 2628 Pearl Road Medina, OH 44256 , Resinoid Engineering, Inc. 3445 Howard St. Skokie, ILL 60076 Rowe Products of Texas * Rich-Tex Corp.* I P.0. Box 2077 Freeport, TX 77541 777 Market.Ave. Richmond, CA. Riegel Paper: Company Milford, NJ 08848 Riverside Cement Co. II . ' H.H. Robertson Co. 1500 Rubidoux Blvd. oi . Riverside, O'.' . -fc. ' , CA .. 92509 . . S 14th Street ->-4 . 24 - Personnel W. Favio Pit. Mgr. John Hatton : M. Brooks-Consultant R. Harth,-Pur. Mgr. Ray Bechendite |H; F. Peters, P.A. . , ,T. Sullivan-Pres. fT. Healy - P.A. L. Gillich - Techn. Dir. B. Gale - V.P. Res & Dev. Tom St. Lawrence . R. Watkins,* Pres. 0. Kelly - P.A. .. R. McGilvrary-Asst. j Pit.: Manager G. Borg - Safety Engr. D. Daugherty > P.A. Company Rogers Corp. Rogers. Corp. Rostone Corp. ' .. Royal Industries Roys ton, Laboratories Russell Standard Indus. . i' ' II i! . . - Rutland Fire Clay Co. Ruvan Plastics, Inc, Schoeller Technical Papers Scholl Laboratories Scholl Laboratories ' . . Seaboard Asphalt Products/ Ltd. S;ento Paint Mfg. Co. O oiIn ^ s 00 Address Rogers, CT 06263 Manchester, CT 06040 Route 52 . Lafayette, IN 47901 Stewart Lane Danville, KY 40422 128 First Street Pittsburg, PA 15238 2 Prestley Road Bridgeville, PA 15017 : 96 Curtis Avenue Rutland, VT 05702 1170 Wedeking Ave. Evansville, IN 47717 Centerville Road Pulaski, NY 13142 449.Straight Street Paterson, NJ 07501 P.O. Box 98 Parks Station Paterson, NJ 07501 3345 Fairfield AVe. Baltimore, MD 21226 517 Steel Street Youngstown, OH 44509 `; - 25 - '< ' ` .' . . Personnel C. Welshman-Asst. P.A. J.J. Abell - Dir. of Purch. E.J ^ Sweeny-Mgr. of Proj. Engr C. Marion - Prod. Mgr. J. Kensinger '_ : J. Shortridge., Pres. C. Newell . A. Capone Pat Ryan N. Russell ' , ' ' ' J. Battles - P.A. . P.. Rust - Chemist . D. LaLone - P.A. ' E. Scholl . H. R. Gurilack, 'Jr. R. brothers : Company Sika Chemical Southwest Grease & Oil ' Southwest Grease & Oil Southwest Grease & Oil Spaulding Fibre-Co., Inc. Standard Asbestos Mfg. Standard Insulatiori : i Standard Oil of Calif. Standard Oil of Calif. Schn'ee Morehead i Standard Oil of Calif. O oo CtoT\ Address 875 Valley Brook Avenue . Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 19530 S. Alameda Compton, CA 90224 3148 Roanoke RoadKansas City, MO 64111 Bakers town, PA 15.007 North Rochester, NH03867 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO 64120 30 Van Dam Street New York, NY 10013 El Segundo Refinery 248 West El Segundo Blvd. El Segundo, CA 90245 Richmond Refinery Package and Grease Plant P.0-. Box 1272 Richmond, CA 94802 . Ill N. . Nursery Road. . Irving, TX 75066 Western Operations 555 Market Street San Francisco, Calif. 2701 Clinton Drive Houston, TX 77001 _______ ______ Personnel Mrs. B. Elorriaga - P.A. James Cavert . W. Hosier - P.A. R. Lawson - Lab. R. Dean. . P. Dubey-Chief Chemist J. Agron - P.A. .' _ . Hi S. Hershfeld .. . W. Smith- Mgr. Asphalt . Plant J. Ronaon - Pit. Supt. ' W. McLaughlin - Ind. Hyg. A. Christopher - Safety Engr. Jim Hengy ' | 'j ' John Dotter Beck Bond A. Delaney j Company | <i , 51 W. Petro Strathmore Paper Co. Supradur Mfg.; Corp. . Supro Corp. ` Supradur Mfg. Corp. Synkolid Company Textured Coatings of Amer. Thiem i. ' Texas Ref. Corp. . Thiokol Chemical Corp. 3C . o o ck O oo4^ Os Address . 534 N. Main. . Fort Worth; TX 76101 . Front. St. . . West Springfield, Mass. 122 E. 42nd St. New York, NY 10017 . 2650 Pomona Blvd. . Pomona CA 91768 , Wind Gap, PA 18091 2945 E. Maria St. Compton, CA 90221 2422 E. 15th St. Panama City, FL 9800 West Rogers St. Milwaukee, WI .53219 . P.O. Box 711 ' ' Fort Worth, TX 76101 P.O. Box 1296 N. Enterprise Ave. Trenton, N.J. 08604 Div. of Continental Coatings Corp. 219 North Boston St Woburn, MA 01801 Personnel Warren Stockton Bill Peden ' : C. Chen.- Mgr. Res. . & Dev. . F. Netter - Pres. I. Strihz - Gen Mgr. J. Policelli - Pit. Mgr. J. Atencio - Pit; Mgr. K. C. Haines . LAj Grant Schwartz, P.A. J. T. Thompson . James Harris . . J. Weingarten. ' G. Kasler - Mkt. J.'Gallagher . H. Killim - Owner Company Tremco Mfg. Co, remco`Mg. Co. Trumbull Asphalt Co. Trumbull Asphalt Co. Tuff Kote, Inc. Universal Refractories Vulcan Materials Union Carbide Corp. i:" ' . Union Carbide Plastics Company_______ Uniseal, INc. ' . U.S. Gypsum Company .. . ' : CRMC-SC1 o g - 28 . Address . Personnel Artemus Road . Barbourville, KY 40906 ' E. Miles 10701 Shaker Blvd.. Cleveland, OH 44104 . C. Kumins - Res.D-ir. 59th and Archer Road ' Summit, (Argo P.O.) 111. 60502 . A. Uslabar - P.A. ' R. Lindquist-Dir.Res. L. Pierce, Engr. . Newark Tpke. Kearney, NJ '07032 . 13650 Ten Mile Road Warren,. MI . R.. Widger - Pres.. . . R. Hannon-Tech. Dir.. 420 West Marquette Oak Creek, WI. 53154 Mr . B. Vann-Dir of Res. .. P.O. Box 545 . 6300 S. Ridge Rd. Wichita KS : Mr. V.-Coats : -Linde Div. 4801 West 16th St. Speedway, IN 46224 . Mr. Art Smith, P.A. Div. Union Carbide Coirp. River Road ( South Bound Brook, NJ 08805 1181 Diamond Ave. Evansville, IN 47711 E. Boice : W. Crews - P.A. 4500 Ardine Street . South Gate, CA 90280 R. Ussak - Paint . .Supt. M. Higgs - Tech. Sup.t 29 - Company_______ . ' ' ' _______ . Address Personnel U. S. Gypsum Company i` ' ' '.U.'S. Gypsum Company . . -- U. S. Gypsum Company U. S. Gypsum Company U.S. Gypsum Company Upson Paper Company U.S.M. Corp ' U.S. Mineral. Products U. S. Plywood Universal Refractories 101 S. Wacher Drive . Research & Development c/o 101 West Wacker Chicago, ILL 60601 . R. Aron, P.A. J. D. Cornell - Safety Dir.. J. Palazzo - P.A. ' * .'t '` E. Maynard ^ Bill Veschuroff Dr. Larry Eby , f j j ' 561 Richmond Terrace New Brighton, NY 10301 ' Dal Cox - Buyer . Hal Mean - P;A. . J. H. Peterson - Pit. Mgr. Strousser - Ass't Prod. Mgr j - ;| ; 600.New Market Ave. South Plainfield, NJ Gypsum, OH 43433 07080 Mr. El Sanz .. .. Mr. F. Lea c'h ' .i .. H. Reimer - Pit. Mgr. . J. Wadsworth - Raw. Mat'1 Cdh : N. Wy.sin - Quality Control . ' . ; Mgr. . * J Steven St. Lockport, N.Y. 14094 Dr. F. Alfeis -VP Tech Dir. I. Holls - V.P. Mfg. . , 140 Federal Street Boston, MA T. Williams - Safety Dir. Stanhope, NJ 07874 1001 Perry Street Algoma, WI 54201 W. Trauvetter J. Verhalen - VP .. Mrs. R. McLain - Treasure F. Stumpf - Res. Dir. . _ . . ` W. Schoenborn - P.A. R. Hoffman - Dir. Res. B. Eggert - Dir. Safety I -i . 420 West Marquette Oak Creek, WI 53134 B. Vann - Dir. of Res. . C R M C -S C -004632 CRMC-SC-00463 3 Company Uvalde Rock Asphalt Co. .Victor Products Div. Victor Prods. Div. Welco Mfg. Company . WesChester Roofing Co. Winburn Tile Co. Royal Industries . Div. of WOrldbestos Yenkin Majestic Paint Co. York Insulation | ' . E. E. Z immerman Company. Dept, of HEW Raybestos Manhatten Address 1705 Oliver Street Houston, TX P.O. Box 1333 Chicago, ILL 60690 Eaton Road P.O. BOX 599 Robinson, ILL 62454 1255 Ozark St. N. Kansas City, MO 64116 701 S. Fulton St. . Mt. Vernon, NY 10550 1013 Fairpoint Ave. Little Rock, AR 1112 South 25th St. New Castle, Indiana 47362 E. 5th Avenue at Leonard. Columbus, OH 43219 6 Hoffman-Place ' . . , Hillside, NJ 07205 2010 Clark Bldg. Pittsburg, PA 15222 NIOSH (Rm 3024) 19th & Stout Sts. Denver, Colorado 80202 Asbestos Textile Sales Div. 205 Middle St. Bridgeport, Conn 06603 _______Personnel H. Reeves -> . A. Babali f Mat '1 Engr. S. Cerve - Pit. Supt. . R.D. Fileppes - Pit _ . ; >Mgr. D^. Hanson, P.A. Bill Wells, P.A. S. Swallow, Geh. Mgr. R Hunnieutt M. Whitehead, P.A. J.` Dunderdale - Dir. RES. & DEV. Mrs. A. 'Jackson - P.A G. Marx , C. Thompson ' . J.J. Borgo - VP . Bobby Gunther, Phd. Mr. Milton Snowcraft AFP HEALTH & NEWSLETTER. - Internal D. Poutiatine - Englewood Cliffs H. A. Bosiclair - Englewood Cliffs R. J. Hattersley - Englewood Cliffs J. M, Bodder - Englewood Cliffs , (Phila.) R. A. Cree - Oakbrook ' . S. L. Kiihn - Atlanta . W. P. O'Reilly - Los Ang. Carson J. P. McCarthy - Waterville Sales ' '. . ' J.R. M. Hutcheson R. E. Sampson A. R. Dennis H. M. Hay CANADIAN JOHNS -MANV.ILLE LTD. JEFFREY MINE P.O. Box 1500 ASBESTOS, P . Q... , CANADA . . D. P.R . Smyth .' M. D. Webb . R. D. Mallory " ' CANADIAN J.OHNS -MANVILLE LTD. 565 LAKESHORE RD.E PORT CREDITONTARIO M. W. Rlackhurst G. E. Hughes OTHER AFD PERSONNEL ' DENVER N. W. Hendry - 2S . J. E. Connor -. 2S J. F. Reis - 2S (6 copies) M. C. Leman - 2S . N. B. Norris 2S ' P. Kotin - 4-N . E. M. Fenner - 4N W. A. Cooper - 4N W. B. Reitze - 4N. D. E. Hillier - 4N R. P. Carter - 4N L. Anson - 1W J'. Attridge - 1W W. F. Goodwin - 1W M. Harris - 2S J. F. Knoth - 2S J. M. Sharratt 2S CRMC-SC-004634  ... )S4mt ~L /4sbeslosTvfews Letter Protective Suits Highway Safety High Speed Brakes ASBESTOS AND HEALTH Recent publicity has contained numerous inaccuracies as to the actual hazards concerned with asbestos. The problem as described in the accompanying brochures Asbestos and Health and Questions and Answers on Asbestos and Health is an occupational problem that can be readily corrected by maintain ing proper working conditions. Many of the medical figures being published today repre sent a working population of 30 or 40 years ago who were exposed to heavy dust concentrations. More recent medical evidence indicates that with today's improved dust control measures there is every reason to believe that the incidence of asbestos related disease will decrease. We strongly suggest that you read through Asbestos and Health and Questions and Answers on Asbestos and Health. Additional copies are avail able from Johns-Manville. ASBESTOS - THE FUTURE The obvious question of all asbestos users is "Can we continue to use asbestos safely within the new regulations?" The answer is ... YES. To this end, Johns-Manville has developed and continues to develop fiber handling methods which will limit a worker's exposure to dust. Future news letters will cover these methods. A separate group within J-M the Johns-Manville Industrial Environmental Engineering Services, Environmental Control Department, Greenwood Plaza, Denver, Colorado 80217, offers a comprehensive list of industrial hygiene and environmental engineering services. A descriptive brochure is attached and their representatives would be glad to discuss their services further with you. As stated earlier, our goal is to keep asbestos users and potential users informed on all aspects of asbestos and its use. If you are in need of any information about asbestos please feel free to contact Johns-Manville Asbestos Fiber Sales, Denver, Colorado, or the local J-M Asbestos Fiber representative in your area. We will be glad to cooperate with you. Passenger Car Safety Pipeline Protection CRMC-SC-004635 !/31 Johns-Manville Asbestos Fiber Sales Greenwood Plaza-Denver, Colo. 80217-(303) 770-1000 AE-81A 12-73. Litho in USA The J-M Asbestos Newsletter will be published periodically by The Asbestos Fiber Division of Johns-Manville. The goal of this newsletter is to keep you informed about asbestos and government regulations, developments in handling asbestos within user industries, and to provide factual information about all phases of asbestos. To this end, your contributions to this newsletter are wel comed. We would be glad to supply copies to any members of your organization who are interested in receiving the newsletter. Just drop us a note! ASBESTOS - WHAT IS IT? Asbestos is a generic term for a group of hydrated silicate minerals that have found broad use in today's industrial world. It should be noted that these minerals are divided into two dis tinct groups on the basis of their crystalline structure: serpentine asbestos and amphibole asbestos. The serpentine category consists only of chrysotile asbestos while the amphibole group includes: crocidilite, amosite, anthophyllite, tremolite, and actinolite. Johns-Manville mines and markets only chrysotile fiber, the variety of asbestos most widely used in the United States. Chrysotile is a hydrous magnesium silicate which exists in the form of bundles of flexible silky fibers. Its unique properties have led to its use over hundreds of years in products such as textiles for clothing; durable, safe building products; brake linings; flooring; pipe; paper; paint; and numerous other applications. Recent publicity has contained both fact and fiction as to the propriety of using asbestos and through this newsletter we will attempt to keep you abreast of the latest factual information OSHA AND EPA REGULATIONS The two major government bodies regulating asbestos use are the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administra tion (OSHA), and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). OSHA's primary function is the promulgation and enforcement of safety and health standards, and its interests with respect to asbestos lie with the working conditions in and around an asbestos using operation. OSHA regulations concerning asbestos are published in the June 7, 1972, Federal Register Section 1910.93a. The EPA's function is directed toward implementation and en forcement of the Clean Air Act and the Water Pollution Control Act. EPA is concerned with asbestos emissions from only certain manufacturing operations, and its regulations are published in the, August 6, 1973, Federal Register Volume 38, Number 66, Part II These regulations are readily available from your regional EPA office. For your convenience a summary of the regulations and a list of EPA offices is attached. Protective Suits f';-;1 ;i' The J-M Asbestos Newsletter will be published periodically J. by The Asbestos Fiber Division of Johns-Manville. The goal of this newsletter is to keep you informed about asbestos and government regulations, developments in handling asbestos within user industries, and to provide factual information about all phases of asbestos. To this end, your contributions to this newsletter are wel comed. We would be glad to supply copies to any members of your organization who are interested ini receiving the newsletter. Just drop us a note! Fife1 Safe ;Curtains ........................... ' Highway Safety ASBESTOS -.WHAT IS IT? Asbestos is a generic term for a group of hydrated silicate minerals that have found broad use in today's industrial world. It should be noted that these minerals are divided into two dis tinct groups on the basis of their crystalline structure: serpentine asbestos and amphibole asbestos. The serpentine category consist's only of chrysbtlle asbestos while the amphibole group includes: crocidilite, amosite, anthophyllite, tremolite, and actinolite. .. Johns-Manville mines and markets only chrysotile fiber, the variety of asbestos most widely used in the United States. Chrysotile is a hydrous magnesium silicate which exists in the form of bundles of flexible silky fibers. Its unique properties have led to its use over hundreds of years in products such as textiles for clothing; durable, safe building products,;, brake linings; flooring; pipe; paper; paint; and numerous other applications. Recent publicity has contained both fact and fiction as to the propriety of using asbestos and through this newsletter we will attempt to keep you abreast of the latest factual information. - ' OSHA AND EPA REGULATIONS High" Speed-Brakes J14.; ................ PassengeriCar Safety 1i'a . tAr ..- : . % t. - The two major government bodies regulating asbestos use are the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administra tion (OSHA), and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). O'SHA's primary function is the promulgation and enforcement of safety and health standards and its interests with respect to asbestos lie with the working conditions in and around an asbestos using operation. OSHA regulations concerning asbestos are ' published in the June 7, '1972* Federal Register Sectjon 1910.93a. The EPA's function ist directed toward implementation and .en forcement of the Clean Alf. Act and the Wafer Pollution Control Act.V;- EP/A is concerned with asbestos, emissions front only certain manufacturing operationsj'llahd'... its. regulations are vp;ublishe`d; in 3 the 'Augh'st fe, 1973, Fedbfal Register.'Volume 38, Number 66, Part. II. Thes^ regulations are : .readily available f rom ycj.uc .rr'eg^^'nai-'.'.EPA,';; ; office.-' For your ;convenlence'. a summary. of the- regulations.,.and a list: of EPA; offices is; attached. 1 ' Tr^ `f\ *r 'ijr* ' ` -Pipeline'P*r' o- te.c..tion ` CRMC-SC-004637 J o h n s - M a rivi! ie; iois b es to s 'Fiber S ales -.Gree'riVqo^Blaza.'vQen,ver,-1G'blp. 80217;(303) 770-1,000 /; :'.v; : ; vr-riV*- SJ? ASBESTOS AND HEALTH Recent publicity has contained numerous inaccuracies as to the actual hazards concerned with asbestos. The problem as described in the accompanying brochures Asbestos and Health and Questions and Answers bn Asbestos and Health is an occupational problem that can be readily corrected by maintain ing proper working conditions. Many of the medical figures being published today repre sent a working population of 30 or 40 years ago who were exposed to heavy dust concentrations. More recent medical evidence indicates that with today's improved dust control measures there is every reason to believe that the incidence of asbestos related disease will decrease. We strongly suggest that you read through Asbestos and Health and Questions and Answers on Asbestos arid Health* ' Additional copies are avail able from Johns-Manville, ' ASBESTOS - THE FUTURE The obvious question of all asbestos users is "Can we continue to use asbestos sdfely within the new regulations?" The answer is ... YES; To this end, Johns-Manville has developed and continues to develop fiber handling methods which will limit a worker's,exposure to dust. Future news letters will cover these methods. A separate group within J-M the Johns-Manville Industrial Environmental Engineering Services, Environmental Control Department, Greenwood Plaza, Denver., Colorado 80217, offers a comprehensive list of industrial hygiene and environmental . engineering services. A descriptive brochure is attached and their representatives would be glad to discuss their services further with you. As stated earlier, our goal is to keep asbestos users and potential users informed on ail aspects of asbestos and its use. If you are in need of any information about asbestos please feel free to contact Johns-Manville Asbestos Fiber Sales, Denver Colorado, or the local J-M Asbestos Fiber representative in your area. We will be glad to cooperate with you. CRMC-SC-004638 ( /4sbeslos News Letter Fire-Safe Curtains Highway Safety High Speed Brakes Passenger Car-Safety Pipeline Protection line which was used by Raybestos-Manhattan ift the attach ed advertisement demonstrates one company's,,attitude and . 'i efforts to underline the positive facts about asbestos. Asbestos is used in a variety of produces many of which protect man from hazards and accident^ "Bound in" these products by a variety of binders or special treat ments, the fibers and products present no risk'to the general public. As indicated in the advertisement, \ caution labels are not required by OSHA regulations on finished products which effectively entrap asbestos fibers so that they are not released in normal use. Take a look at your products... and accent the positive with your customers. FIBER HANDLING - THE KEY TO SAFE WORKING CONDITIONS OSHA standards were designed to assure workers of safe and healthful working conditons. To assist fiber users in meeting these standards, J-M has developed and is developing packaging and fiber handling techniques to eliminate or limit dust problems. Th*e ,key to dust-free work facilities is the elimina tion of operations"which create dust --- manual bag open- CRMC-SC-004639 (More) 31U Johns-Manville Asbestos Fiber Sales Greenwood Plaza Denver, Colo. 80217 (303) 770-1000 4 O TO I ithn in I ISA--" X ing - manual car unloading - excessive handling of bags. J-M has devel oped packages such as the pulpable paper bag which can be dumped, un opened , into the "hydropu4.p4?r or similar mixef i This package limits a \' * . * worker's exposure to 'fiber dust and has gained wide acceptance in the paper industry. It lends itself to any wet system with high intensity mixers. Polyethylene bags are being used in the floor tile and asphalt paving industries where they can be added to the mixer without being opened. The bags melt at 250 F and become a part of the mix. The success of these packages depends on the bags being delivered - ** . ? to your plant in a damage-free state. To assist in accomplishing this, J-M has developed systems such as palletized units, shrink wrapping with polyethylene, and the assigned rail car. The assigned car system utilizes rail cars assigned solely for the customers use, palletized units of bagged fiber and inflatable dunnage to stabilize the load. There is a charge for each pallet and dunnage bag with a partial credit for pallets and full credit for dunnage bags . ' * :r: & v-r, wheh{'they airer.eu'r%ed in the assigned cars. Experience with this -4* X ft ** System ovei: ^he' past year has been excellent. ;One o:f the most promising experimental fiber handling methods now r v being evaluated is pelletized fiber. Pellets have been produced with Group 6 & 7 fiber at our Jeffrey Mine and experimental quantities are available on request. The pellets normally contain 10-12% moisture but can be dried to 2% moisture if necessary. The concept of pellets lends itself to bulk shipments in hopper cars, but our program will . evaluate bagged pellets and also packaging .in 2- ||per" bags. Pelletized sfiber is virtually dust fn one solution to the fiber handling problem. If any of these fiber handling %Lrinov@t:|>ns ar^pf'&interest to you, drop us a note or contact your local J^M^P^tos Fiber Sales repre- w CO O o CRMC-SC-004640 (Mor e} e f> -sentatiye. We will be glad to work with you on your fiber handling ----------------- problems, ...... , -iq - DO YOU MEET THE STANDARDS? s: '. ,- . ' 1 ^.v>vv - *v. '\p .V v. ..pl^any peeple.die s jtate to,.contact OSHAi-for free advice,, i ; and right ;1 4 i .. .. . ' .f;u%l.^i);'S;Ov;.0' Once<;,an ^OSH^l, inspector --visits ^atwgfk placephe. is obligated f foefoLiori: unlawful .wqrking; t -can< and se.r'yiee;S!pthat'.will -assist . ' ! . ; ` ' i. . ' . . r3C9nd^||.l,orvs!^y-^ - -c an- .employer.;in,jel-imihatin# hazardous . . - . v, *!**. . . .v, ^' .'*!. '' working _ ;1"* i 1;-' .''V;1-' . r * ` Y<i' ^04H-^hh9i*?ft;a;^tsitst ma3:0,3? duty, ,t.hex responsibility ;6:| .4e^e,lG>p.|rig;;$ndi;.?j;| re'commeriding;?.s/tan da rd s and critejria -ifQ3T,-the-^Qep artm.ent, -.of Labor <and' .'the iDepafitmepft/Interior; but .N-IOSH^.canxal'Se, help/;,yo.u! identify -anfb-epive,,y:- ."V. , ^mapy o'f iyo.ur occupational .safety.and-.j-hejalth probtelfei i interest to.sastjestp^^sets: ::m 1? Hazard Evaluation Rre^em; :, i - cab .* '11'< v2i lndesttialrS|yg)iene^i;^iyi.ce;l - -3^ Teeh^g^l, InformatriO'%:^S^E^5g.e-.^,r v^n^The .Hazard .'Evaluation. Program ..prQ.vides...an: jemployer, with on site evaluations of potentially hazardous :.wo,rki ng qon di tions * ... . and- with recommended corrective procedures if.,possible. You can apply fo.f this service by contacting .ypv&^eatNi33.t(list attached) and : Leubmittingdar.'^giq.ue'et.-., for Health H;azar<|;;Evdi-ua.tiion forift.;. i/ v /4 ' < : . , ... .. The Indiistii&i Hygien;e%-,S'eryi(^e^Ri'6gram provides .free advict brt ; -! ' ventilation > ':f rioise,;i^eve 1 - NIOSH industrial hygienists can...;.' ' measure levels of exposure to asbestos dust and other hazardous -;mat '. ' 'T . i?' '"'i ' ........ - 'i' : .. r i-' CRMC-SC-00464, ' r:'"-.!S*5m* rials and recommended effective control measures. nil i it ' s ; If fO'l' ' ' " ' ' ' * -* I *; The Technical Information Service can, upon request, provide answers to specific questions and can provide reference lists, reprints and abstracts on subjects of occuplifioiwl,:s'afety and health. ~ '!fc NT0SH -aiso 'o ffesrs training programsPfor employersS'arid employees. I'-Thesedeb6;ft-'.courses,. usually 5 idays^ih'^iebgth^ -are taught by expelienc- edlAprbfdbSfbnaiS < and ico^#y'S:od^p'a#ioS^Lv<?^fdtjr' and 'health, tpc cupationa;l |>^SK^z'ar4s*^>Lhdust'f*aShmp 1 i'ng,Va-rid-e-Valuafin'g ;faifb0riie-; asbe:stos r/arfd`-'numerous ^?oth^#s:bjiRje'ot'svi`: -/availably:. &g'isjr^m I^ivisibn-'b^^i^a^ing^oi^lS^ir^Sway^wii'iricinnafei'Ohio >4:;5'2^2; ; *'., ifs ih#ef:ese^i^5helpib.# ypn:~':'-meeb,-tHei^s.t ahr ;'tbda!.rds;; <-:t'Be side's the J-M 'T-ndustrlad'^ERvaironmehtar^Erigiheer:irtg *Cdritrd 1 .;;:IDgpa;rtmen.t whose services were described ..in our first hewslette'r->-oJ.tM taMished1 'ah^Eiivirorimental^f.fai'fa: Department ` h aded by Jack , fi'!Sdl:Ph-;c^:'Vice resident-Envifonment^T Affairs r 'This-: `group was-esfabt ' 'V . * . i. ('i;i':i'Shedito,.-assist both J^M arididts'Customefs -on the subject Of -environ- health pfoblems .- - -The two Environmental. fact's C5r!- * f v f^a I. .^-JsWihic.lud'e,ki-vwlth| our first 'newsiettef -Were representative of the {efforts' of. Jack's''group.- A- eopy^pf the;^latest paper Asbestps,:. No 'MMi 3 , ' : ............. : . , i|Ri(S%-to <t;gei:^'efa'l, :P-ubli:e' at-tiadhedtftfc^ff you need information on-, .. . ...... .? environmentalCproblems :and .W^it^i-adb'e^.'^os^prpblems in particular, con- , ,,tadt theJ:4m< EnvironmentaI Affa.ifs*rep.artment here -in Denver, They W^ifeay be'--glad foetid of assistan'cei ifj.j ; [Lifjy-i&O' ' '>1^: : Li ii i, LA.Jk& ` : 'v' ' . lJ. - > 1 i- . _ y'Pr; L'&" LO'Mfys?'-- ia.' _; ` .'.v..'.5biV.? uti, ic.i 3: "'JK.-SEr'--5'''' r '/rS ' t v'"psi'*1* 'jiu- * . 1 ,u t-. ' ' t.. '" ' ,J . '> : ' ' -. . . 1_ ' CRMC-SC-004642 Protective Suits IMPORTANT NEW PROPOSED OSHA STANDARD On October 9, 1975 OSHA published a new proposed stan dard for occupational exposure to asbestos. The text of Fire- Safe Curtains this surprise revision is contained in The Federal Register, . Vol. 40, No. 197 -- Thursday, October 9, 1975. Basically '' the proposed standard would institute the following changes i I in the current regulations: 1) Lower the permissible exposure level to 0.5 fibers/^cc Highway Safety f. from the current level of 5 fibers/cc and the July 1, 1976 level of 2 fibers/cc. 2) Lower the permissible ceiling concentration to 5 fibers/cc from the current 10 fibers/cc. i 3) Extend the record retention period for medical and monitoring records to 40 years or the duration High Speed Brakes of employment plus 20 years whichever is longer. The current standard requires retention of medical records for 20 years and the monitoring records for 3 years. 4) Require specific minimum data on medical and monitor .Passenger Car Safety ing records. 5) Revise the procedures for initial and subsequent. V monitoring; 'pipeline Protection 6 ) Revise and update the requirements for respirators,: r*-`- * warning signs and labels. CRMC-SC-004643 v'!\".<1! r .t . %s ' (Mor.e,. ; v-i5';,Ajiso-dor- fit ~.j rrfr;' GGreenwood Plaza-- Denver, Colo. 80217$303)j7,70-1000 ' ... '' . ' ' avjs -s- : . AF..81/U2i73 WUl 4---F- i -Uitho/in USA .. , - The proposed rules represent a substantial and significant change from current regulations and should be thoroughly reviewed by anyone involved with the production or use of asbestos fiber. - WHAT SHOULD YOU DO As one of the major producers and users of asbestos, Johns-Manville ' has formed a task force to study the new proposal and develop medical, legal, and feasibility and economic impact information in order to pre pare our comments on the issues raised by these regulations.. Obviously, it will not be possible for J-M to provide technical assistance on this subject to all of its customers. As an alternative we plan to provide the information we develop to the Asbestos Information Association/North America -- (A.I.A./N.A.). The A.I.A./N.A. was formed in December 1970 to coordinate the efforts of the asbestos industry in disseminating authoritative information concerning asbestos and the asbestos industry with emphasis on the safety, health, and environmental issues. Currently, it consists of twenty-two asbestos companies in the U.S. and Canada. The objectives of the Association are: 1) To provide industry-wide information on asbestos and health, and on industry efforts to eliminate existing hazards. 2) To cooperate with governmental agencies in developing and imple menting industry-wide standards for worker protection and for the control of asbestos dust emissions into the community air and water. 3) To exchange information On methods and technique^-of'fdsb'estos dust control. ` . - V, ' " /. . ' ' ' r''- ' 4) To correct misleading and uninformed reportage on asbestos/health 5) To publicize the unique benefits and importance of asbestos .product: and otherwise represent the' asbestos industry, ' ' ' ~--rr-r^ : = . . -------- --"T*:r---i*i*------1-------------------------- (More) CRMC-SC-004644 "N/L-. ' ', The A.I.A./N.A. has within its organization various committees that will be studying and preparing comments on the issues raised by the new proposed regulations. A.I.A./N.A. has also retained a medical consultant, Dr. Hans Weill, who will oversee the development and collation of perti nent medical information ori asbestos. This information will be available for the benefit of its members. We strongly recommend that anyone involved with asbestos consider membership in the A.I.A./N.A. as a means of developing the necessary information to allow them to comment on the proposed regulations: Membership information is available by contacting: Robert H. Mereness, Executive Director Asbestos Information Association/North America 1660 L. Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20.036 (202) 223-4885 :. . WHAT IS THE TIMING? The OSHA proposal requests written comments, data and arguments from interested persons on Or before December 8, 1975. It also states that an informal hearing may be requested to provide further opportunity for discussion of the issues. Both.J-M and the A.I.A./N.A. have requested an extension of 120 days from the December 8, 1975 date for filing objections in order to allow ; proper preparation of our comments. We also plan to request a hearing. WHO SHOULD COMMENT? EVERYONE concerned with the use of asbestos should be prepared and plan to comment on the issues raised by the proposed regulations. Your comments should address the issues of medical, feasibility and economic - impact. ,/.'/' . . .. : The major users afe preparing their comments on these issues. However, included in the proposed regulations is a concern regarding the affect they will have on those employers who have a: relatively small , ' / : ' (Mq CRMC-SC-004645 number of employees. It is obvious that OSHA is requesting that these users, especially, come forward and present their comments. We urge you to request a hearing in order to,present your comments and arguments. Comments should be factual and representative of a sensible rather than emotional approach to the subject. r: ' CRMC-SC-004646 AFFIDAVIT STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF ADAMS ) ) ss. ) I, Margaret J. Baumgardner, being of full age and first duly sworn do hereby state: 1. Iam not a party to this action. I have personal knowledge ofthe facts set forth in this affidavit, and if called as a witness, I could and would competently testify as to the truth of the matters set forth herein. 2. I am the Research Coordinator for the Claims Resolution Management Corporation ("CRMC"), a wholly owned subsidiary ofthe Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust ("Trust"). The CRMC was created in December 1998 and is staffed by former Trust employees. On January 1, 1999, CRMC began providing claims resolution facility services to the Trust. 3. In this position, I manage the Asbestos Claims Research Facility ("Facility"), a document and records repository located at 3390 Peoria Street, Suite 304, Aurora, Colorado. The Facility contains the business records including but not limited to correspondence, memoranda, reports, records and data compilations ("record") of Manville Corporation or related entities ("Manville"), generally, as well as Manville records relevant to litigation of asbestos liability. The Trust has managed and operated the Facility from November 28, 1988, the date on which the Manville bankruptcy plan was consummated. 4. My experience and familiarity with the documents at the Facility began in 1983 while working for Manville. In my work as a paralegal for Manville, I assisted in locating, indexing and packing many of the records which became the foundation documents for the Facility. I continued to work for Manville until September 1987. From March 1988 to September 1988,1 was hired to supervise and assist in the indexing of the first 20,000 boxes which were turned over to the Trust in November 1988. From September 1988 to January 1989, I assisted in the privilege review of documents to be given to the Trust. From November 1988 to April 1994,1 worked for Freeborn & Peters and was put in charge of the Facility, managing all productions and "new" acquisitions. In September 1995,1 was hired by the Trust to manage the Facility. In December 1998,1 was hired by the CRMC to manage the Facility for the Trust. Accordingly, I am personally familiar with many of the records stored at the Facility, as well as how the records have been gathered. 5. To the best ofmy knowledge, information and belief, I certify that these records were made at or near the time by, or from information transmitted by, a person with knowledge, were kept in the course ofthe regularly conducted business activity ofManville, and it was the regular practice and the business activity of Manville to make the records. 6. Documents from this Facility were copied for the firm of Simmons, Cooper. The copies have come from subject file 106 at the Facility and are bates labeled CRMC-SC-0004601 through CRMC-SC-004646 and these documents are true and correct copies of documents found at the Facility. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th day of September, 2008. AMYWBCNHAM ; nNOuTmAmRY rPwUuBwLIwC ,; STATE OF COLORADO | My Commission Expires May 16,2012