Minutes, memos and bulletins to members, press releases, testimony, booklets and letters of the Asbestos Information Association/North America (AIA/NA), the trade association the asbestos industry formed in 1970 to speak for it to regulators, Congress and the press. Lawyers for asbestos victims used these papers as trial exhibits. 118 documents are published here, each with its scanned pages and a catalog record.
Preview. These catalog records were drafted from the documents and have not yet been reviewed by a person.
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By year
1943 (2) · 1970 (1) · 1971 (17) · 1972 (10) · 1973 (10) · 1974 (5) · 1975 (5) · 1976 (20) · 1977 (10) · 1978 (7) · 1980 (3) · 1981 (3) · 1982 (3) · 1984 (1)
And 21 undated documents.
About the documents
The documents are numbered AIA-1 to AIA-123, as the plaintiffs numbered their exhibits; the number is the exhibit's, not ours. Documents that name private details are held back until we have reviewed them. A journal article, someone else's to publish, has its catalog record and a link to the article, not its pages.
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“Asbestos Information Association documents.” AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/aia-exhibits.
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