Harvard University appears in 8 Union Carbide documents (1980–2001).
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In the Union Carbide documents
Harvard University is named in 8 Union Carbide documents dated 1980 to 2001 (8 mentioned), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.
- Asbestos Information Association 'News & Notes' of 30 June 1980, with Wall Street Journal Clippings on Johns-Manville and Asbestos Litigation (1980) UC-2238 (mentioned)
- Union Carbide Corporation's Responses to Plaintiff George Pena's Requests for Disclosure, Boehl v. Owens Corning (2001) UC-2001 (mentioned)
- Union Carbide Corporation's Responses to Plaintiff Thermon Dillion Carroll's Requests for Disclosure, Holick v. Owens Corning (2001) UC-2002 (mentioned)
- Union Carbide Corporation's Responses to Bobby Lloyd Gilmore's Requests for Disclosure, with Witness and Exhibit Lists, Gillum v. GAF Corp. (2001) UC-2003 (mentioned)
- Union Carbide Corporation's Responses to Plaintiff Clarence Floyd Bednorz's Requests for Disclosure, with Attached Witness Lists, Bednorz v. GAF Corporation (2001) UC-2033 (mentioned)
- Union Carbide Corporation's Responses to George F. Kutach's Requests for Disclosure, Rutherford v. Owens Corning (2001) UC-2035 (mentioned)
- Union Carbide Corporation's Responses to Plaintiffs' Request for Disclosure, with Witness and Expert Lists, Murphy v. Owens-Corning (2001) UC-2037 (mentioned)
- Jeremiah R. Lynch, Environmental Sampling and Analysis of Particulate Matter: Asbestos (undated) UC-2176 (mentioned)
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