John L. Myers to W. G. Alesio, G. R. Bailey and Others on Strategic Planning for the Calidria Asbestos Business (1979)

Internal memo from John L. Myers responding to a 4/3/79 memorandum from Bob Rebholtz on defining the asbestos business and industry. Myers described the Calidria business as mining, milling and marketing short fiber asbestos, said a single industry definition was not possible, and proposed treating the business as two industries, short-fiber asbestos and viscosity control, for the Strategic Planning meeting.

People and organizations

From John L. Myers ("Calidria" Asbestos (originating dept.), Metals Division) to W. G. Alesio; G. R. Bailey; R. L. Folkman; G. Forstot; R. F. X. Fusaro; J. J. Sibley; J. G. Holmes; H. K. Jackson; O. J. Malacarne; R. W. Rebholtz; H. B. Rhodes; W. B. DeAtley; F. J. Shortsleeve.

• John L. Myers (author)
• W. G. Alesio (recipient)
• G. R. Bailey (recipient)
• W. B. DeAtley (recipient)
• R. L. Folkman (recipient)
• G. Forstot (recipient)
• Robert F. X. Fusaro (recipient)
• J. G. Holmes (recipient)
• H. K. Jackson (recipient)
• O. J. Malacarne (recipient)
• R. W. Rebholz (recipient)
• Harrison B. Rhodes (recipient)
• F. J. Shortsleeve (recipient)
• John J. Sibley (recipient)
• Metals Division (its organization)
• Union Carbide Corporation (its organization)
• Calidria Asbestos (named)

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Pages on our site about what this document covers: Calidria · New York Asbestos Exposure Sites: Worksites, Industries, and Trust Coverage.

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This is document UC-809 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 1 page.