Doug Jones

Doug Jones appears in 5 Union Carbide documents (1973–1982). The documents describe Doug Jones as Georgia-Pacific Corporation.

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Titles in the documents

How documents describe Doug Jones, each as the documents state it, with how many say so and the years they span. We record what the documents say and don't choose between them.

• Georgia-Pacific Corporation, 1973, in 3 documents unreviewed
• Florida Rolling Mills, 1976, in 1 document unreviewed
• President at American Industrial Chemicals Corporation, 1982, in 1 document unreviewed

In the Union Carbide documents

Doug Jones is named in 5 Union Carbide documents dated 1973 to 1982 (5 as recipient), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.

• Edward J. Kleber to Doug Jones (Georgia-Pacific) Enclosing Procedure and Equipment List for Airborne Asbestos Fiber Counts (1973) UC-4627 (recipient)
• Union Carbide Mining and Metals Division Airborne Fiber Counts and Call Reports on Georgia-Pacific and Other Tape Joint Compound Makers (1972–1974) UC-5133 (recipient)
• H. B. Rhodes to Doug Jones (Florida Rolling Mills) Transmitting NIOSH Crystalline Silica Standard Materials (1976) UC-1622 (recipient)
• J. E. Walsh Letters to Calidria Asbestos Distributors on Passing Along Health and Safety Information, with AIA Pamphlet, Order Form and Material Safety Data Sheet (1982) UC-5209 (recipient)
• Union Carbide Airborne Asbestos Fiber Counts at Tape Joint Compound Makers, Including Georgia-Pacific, Marietta (1972-1974) UC-1408 (recipient)

Names in the documents

The spellings documents use for Doug Jones, OCR misreadings included, so a search for any of them finds this page: Mr. Doug Jones · Dick Jones.

Where this comes from

This page brings together every document in our library that names Doug Jones, across collections. Titles and affiliations are taken from the documents themselves.