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  1. Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 20, 1980

    T. A. Lincoln to Colleagues on the OSHA Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records Standard (1980)

    A September 20, 1980 cover note from Union Carbide's Corporate Medical Director transmits an attached September 4, 1980 letter reviewing the new OSHA standard on access to employee exposure and medical records. The attached letter…

  2. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 9, 1978

    E. Q. Hull Forwarding T. A. Lincoln's Memorandum to UCC Physicians on Asbestos, with Background and Regulatory Attachments (1978)

    …June 7, 1972: OSHA Standard for Exposure to Asbestos Dust (29 CFR 1910.93a) Excerpts from the NIOSH Revised Recommended Asbestos Standard: effects on humans, carcinogenicity, synergism Address list of Union Carbide company physicians and locations

  3. Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 4, 1983

    T. L. Collins to C. W. Carman et al. Transmitting T. A. Lincoln's Memo on Reporting Occupational Illnesses on the OSHA 200 Log (1983)

    A 4 April 1983 cover memo from T. L. Collins forwarded a 16 March 1983 internal memo from Dr. T. A. Lincoln, Corporate Medical Director, on reporting occupational illnesses. The Lincoln memo listed examples in seven OSHA 200 log categories,…

  4. Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 31, 1985

    H. C. Lewinsohn, 'The Medical Surveillance of Persons Exposed to Asbestos' (Corporate Medical Department Background Information Document), with T. A. Lincoln Cover Memo (1985)

    A May 31, 1985 cover memo from T. A. Lincoln sends a draft background information document by H. C. Lewinsohn, M.D., on medical surveillance of asbestos-exposed persons. The document discusses asbestos-related diseases, pre-placement and periodic…

  5. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 26, 1983

    Thomas A. Lincoln to H. C. Lewinsohn on Proposal to Classify Chest Radiographs of UCC Headquarters Personnel (1983)

    Internal Union Carbide memo of August 26, 1983 from the Corporate Medical Director to Dr. H. C. Lewinsohn, responding to a proposal to classify chest radiographs of corporate headquarters personnel under the ILO pneumoconiosis classification (revised…

  6. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 3, 1978

    Thomas A. Lincoln, M.D., to UCC Physicians on the Government Asbestos Information Campaign, with Attached Background Paper and 1972 OSHA Asbestos Standard (1978)

    A memo from Dr. Thomas A. Lincoln to UCC physicians about a federal information campaign on asbestos hazards. It asks them to answer worker inquiries knowledgeably and to check with the Assistant Corporate Medical Director before discussing past…

  7. Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 14, 1978

    R. Van Mynen Transmittal of T. A. Lincoln's Letter on Medical Requirements for Respirator Wearers (1978)

    A November 14, 1978 internal cover memo from R. Van Mynen (SHARE) sent a distribution list an attached October 17, 1978 letter from Corporate Medical Director T. A. Lincoln to Richard Hardison. The letter gave general guidelines on medical…

  8. Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 4, 1980

    T. A. Lincoln to Colleagues on the OSHA Rule for Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records (1980)

    Letter from Corporate Medical Director T. A. Lincoln to company physicians about OSHA's rule giving access to employee exposure and medical records. It summarizes eleven points of the rule, recommends how to handle employee and…

  9. Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 20, 1980

    T. A. Lincoln to Colleagues on the OSHA Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records Standard, with Draft Record Access and Release Forms (1980)

    A cover note dated September 20, 1980 from Corporate Medical Director T. A. Lincoln transmits an attached letter dated September 4, 1980 on the new OSHA standard on access to employee exposure and medical records. The letter summarizes the…

  10. Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 7, 1983

    Corporate Policy Draft on Medical Surveillance of Respirator Wearers, with J. S. Cornell and T. A. Lincoln Transmittal Memos (1983)

    Two internal transmittal memos (June 7 and June 3, 1983) circulate for comment a draft Union Carbide Category II corporate policy on medical surveillance of respirator wearers. The attached draft policy requires medical evaluation of employees…

  11. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 3, 1978

    T. A. Lincoln to UCC Physicians on Asbestos, with Background Paper, OSHA Asbestos Standard and NIOSH Criteria Extracts (1978)

    A memorandum from Dr. Thomas A. Lincoln to UCC physicians about a government information campaign on asbestos hazards, with a two-page background paper and attachments. The memo urged physicians to respond knowledgeably and to check with the…

  12. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 8, 1983

    Thomas A. Lincoln to Medical Directors and Contract Physicians on Asbestos Related Diseases, Transmitting a British Medical Journal Article (1983)

    Internal memo from the Corporate Medical Director to company medical directors and contract physicians, attaching a 16 July 1983 British Medical Journal article by D. Davies on asbestos-related diseases without asbestosis. The memo notes that only a…

  13. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 8, 1983

    T. A. Lincoln to Medical Directors and Contract Physicians Forwarding D. Davies' BMJ Article on Asbestos Related Diseases (1983)

    Internal correspondence from Corporate Medical Director Thomas A. Lincoln to company medical directors and contract physicians, attaching D. Davies' article "Asbestos related diseases without asbestosis" from the British Medical Journal of July 16,…

  14. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 8, 1983

    Thomas A. Lincoln to Medical Directors and Contract Physicians on Asbestos Related Diseases, Enclosing D. Davies's British Medical Journal Article (1983)

    Internal Union Carbide memo from the Corporate Medical Director to company medical directors and contract physicians, attaching a July 16, 1983 British Medical Journal article by D. Davies on asbestos related diseases without asbestosis. The memo…

  15. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 3, 1978

    Thomas A. Lincoln to UCC Physicians on the Government Asbestos Information Campaign, with Attached Background, OSHA Standard and NIOSH Excerpts (1978)

    A memorandum from Dr. Thomas A. Lincoln to Union Carbide physicians about a federal information campaign on asbestos hazards, telling them how to answer worker inquiries. It is followed by a two-page background paper, the…

  16. Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 13, 1984

    T. A. Lincoln, Draft Manuscript for Interview with H. Lewinsohn on Medical Surveillance Examinations (1984)

    …dated 11/13/84, of an interview between Union Carbide's Assistant Corporate Medical Director and its Corporate Medical Director. It was meant to illustrate physician interviews for "Topics" tapes and to give background on medical…

  17. Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 11, 1985

    E. K. Jensen to T. A. Lincoln on the Draft Background Information Document on Medical Surveillance of Persons Exposed to Asbestos, with Lincoln's Cover Letter and H. C. Lewinsohn's Draft (1985)

    The exhibit has a June 11, 1985 internal memo from Eleanor K. Jensen to T. A. Lincoln commenting on a draft background document on asbestos. It also has Lincoln's May 31, 1985 cover letter sending the draft for comment and the draft itself, "The…

  18. Company document · Union Carbide documents

    T. A. Lincoln, M.D., Draft Paper 'Why Do Medical Surveillance Examinations?'

    A six-page draft paper by T. A. Lincoln, M.D., explaining the purposes and conduct of medical surveillance examinations of workers exposed to chemical, physical or biological stresses. It discusses delayed health effects, worker exposure histories,…