25 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”, page 1 of 2
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 21, 1971
Correspondence between J. W. Rawlings (Union Carbide) and G. W. Johns (Western Chemical & Manufacturing Co.) on Distribution and Grinding of Calidria (1971)
Exhibit of three letters. On April 5, 1971 Western Chemical & Manufacturing Company wrote Rawlings about reselling Calidria asbestos fiber bought from the King City mill and expanding distribution in California. Rawlings replied on April 21, 1971,…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 1, 1970
Union Carbide–Degussa Agreement on Asbestos Thickening Agents (1970), with Degussa's 1971 Withdrawal Letter and Related Telexes
…71 (as read from the image) Agreement as of October 1, 1970 between Union Carbide Corporation and Degussa on marketing asbestos-based thickening agents; signature blocks blank Schedules A-1 and A-2 listing the countries…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 16, 1972
Statement of James W. Rawlings, Union Carbide, at OSHA Hearing on Proposed Asbestos Standards (1972)
…King City mill, the specialty thixotropic asbestos products, fiber-count test results from spraying, sanding, grinding and resin-tank mixing, and Union Carbide's objections to the proposed regulations and a 2 fiber per milliliter limit.
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 1971
Correspondence between J. W. Rawlings (Union Carbide) and G. W. Johns (Western Chemical & Manufacturing Co.) on Reselling and Grinding Calidria Pellets (1971)
Three letters from April 1971. Western Chemical & Manufacturing Company (April 5) wrote to Union Carbide's J. W. Rawlings about reselling Calidria asbestos in California. Rawlings replied on April 21 and mentioned the possibility of Western…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 16, 1972
Statement of James W. Rawlings, Union Carbide Mining and Metals Division, at OSHA Hearing on Proposed Asbestos Standards (1972)
Prepared statement by a Union Carbide vice-president for a hearing on proposed OSHA asbestos standards. It describes the King City mine and mill and the company's specialty asbestos products, especially a thixotropic agent for…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 16, 1972
James W. Rawlings Statement for Union Carbide at OSHA Hearing on Proposed Asbestos Standards (1972)
…given at the March 16, 1972 hearing on proposed OSHA asbestos standards. It describes Union Carbide's King City asbestos operation and its specialty (thixotropic) products, reports fiber counts from recent tests, and comments on the…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 5, 1972
J. W. Rawlings to Dr. Milton Stern on the W. R. Grace Distributor Agreement and Degussa's Statements on Asbestos Toxicology, with Attached Degussa Letter to SACI (1972)
…that Degussa would stop selling it, and that Aerosil products would replace it. It is followed by a January 5, 1972 Union Carbide letter from J. W. Rawlings to Dr. Milton Stern reporting that the new…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 10, 1972
James W. Rawlings to Reichhold Chemical Industries (R. C. Sulick) on Asbestos Regulations and RG-244 Customers (1972)
…Air Act asbestos regulations as they applied to users of RG-244. It summarizes the OSHA exposure limits and respirator requirements, and reports Union Carbide's test fiber counts from resin mixing, spraying and sanding operations.
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 21, 1971
Compilation: J. W. Rawlings Action Memo on Asbestos Test Program and King City Dust Control (1971), W. N. Johnson Memo on Airborne Asbestos Tests (1972), and B. A. Osby Memo on Institute Plant Landfill (1986)
Compilation of three Union Carbide internal memoranda. The 1971 Rawlings memo sets out action items after a December 17 asbestos meeting: simulated dust-count tests on customer uses, a two-year King City dust-control program…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 19, 1971
J. W. Rawlings to Dr. M. Stern on Meeting with Degussa about A-28 and A-14 Sales and Pricing (1971)
Memo reporting a March 15, 1971 meeting with Degussa about its European sales of A-28 and A-14, which were produced from asbestos ore. It covers Degussa's sales volumes and prices, its proposal for a joint venture to manufacture A-28 in Europe, and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 30, 1974
James W. Rawlings to Dr. Raymond T. Moore (NIOSH) Commenting on Proposed Asbestos Standards for Surface Coal Mines (1974)
…two fibers per cubic centimeter (8-hour TWA) as unnecessary and inconsistent with OSHA and Interior standards. It urged a uniform five-fiber standard until July 1, 1976, and was copied to six Union Carbide recipients.
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 10, 1971
J. W. Rawlings to E. Epremian and Others on Preparing an Asbestos Safety and Control Information Package for Customers (1971)
Memorandum from J. W. Rawlings asking seven recipients to draft assigned sections of an educational document on asbestos safety and control for customers, with drafts due September 27. The attached outline lists the proposed sections (introduction,…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 18, 1971
J. W. Rawlings to J. L. Myers on Meeting the 1971 Asbestos Sales Forecast (1971)
Internal correspondence from J. W. Rawlings to J. L. Myers reviewing the Asbestos Business's financial position through July 1971. It reported a $77,000 loss year-to-date through June and urged Myers and his staff to meet the revised 1971 sales…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 10, 1972
James W. Rawlings to R. C. Sulick, Reichhold Chemical Industries, on Asbestos Regulations and RG-244 Customer Compliance (1972)
Letter from a Union Carbide Mining and Metals Division vice-president to the technical director of Reichhold Chemical Industries, a customer for RG-244 asbestos. It addresses federal asbestos regulations and the OSHA exposure limits and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 30, 1972
James W. Rawlings to Cargill Company (Attn. H. Nakano) on Asbestos Regulations and RG-244 Customers (1972)
Letter from Union Carbide's Mining and Metals Division to a customer that uses RG-244 asbestos. It discusses the then-current and proposed OSHA and Clean Air Act asbestos regulations, the 5 fibers/ml exposure…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 29, 1971
J. W. Rawlings to H. Trautmann on Minimum Cancellation Amounts in the Degussa Contract (1971)
A one-page Union Carbide teletypewriter message from J. W. Rawlings to H. Trautmann in Geneva. It asked for a recommendation on minimum dollar amounts for cancellation in a contract with Degussa covering April 15, 1971…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 1971
Telexes Between H. Trautmann (Geneva) and J. W. Rawlings (New York) on an Asbestos Agreement with Degussa (1971)
Four telex pages from April 1971 about an asbestos agreement between Union Carbide and Degussa. Trautmann in Geneva proposed minimum dollar amounts for April 1971 through 1976 and repeatedly urged Rawlings in New York to reply…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 19, 1971
James W. Rawlings to H. Trautmann on Degussa's Contract Offer and a Possible European Reseller for RG-244 (1971)
A two-page Union Carbide teletypewriter message from James W. Rawlings to H. Trautmann in Geneva. It says Degussa's contract offer for RG-244 was unacceptable on price, quantity and term, and discusses transferring European…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 15, 1971
J. W. Rawlings to Dr. Richard J. Kerr Transmitting J. L. Myers' Statement on Calidria Asbestos for Latex Paints (1971)
Cover memo from J. W. Rawlings to Dr. Richard J. Kerr enclosing a 6-23-71 statement by John L. Myers on the status and position of Calidria asbestos for latex paints. The statement describes Major Paint and Varnish's use of CG-135 pellets, a cost…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 23, 1972
James W. Rawlings to Arthur Goldberg Submitting Exhibits for the OSHA Asbestos Hearing Record (1972)
…low asbestos content and firmly bound fibers, and to say a polyester plastic sample containing 0.5% of Union Carbide's thixotropic chrysotile product was being sent separately to OSHA. He stated the company's view…