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Company document · Asbestos Information Association documents · October 27, 1971
William P. Raines to F. J. Schlink, Editor of Consumer Bulletin, on the "Hidden Dangers in the Air We Breathe" Article (1971)
…hazards. It stated that asbestos health risks are basically occupational, that no evidence showed a hazard to the general public from community air, and cited a British factory study and a Quebec study of asbestos workers.
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Company document · Asbestos Information Association documents
Asbestos and Health: Questions & Answers, Asbestos Information Association/North America
…information. It states that asbestos health risks are confined to occupational settings, that there is no evidence of hazard to the general public, and that asbestos can be used safely in the workplace with precautions. It…
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Company document · Asbestos Information Association documents · October 26, 1971
W. P. Raines (AIA/NA) to Washington Post Managing Editor Eugene Patterson on the National Research Council Asbestos Story (1971)
…1971 story on the National Research Council's asbestos dust recommendations. It said the story wrongly stated that asbestos poses a hazard to the general public, and that the industry agreed with the Council's facts…
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Asbestos Information Association/North America, Recommended Work Practices: Fabrication and Use of Asbestos Friction Materials
…use asbestos friction materials such as clutch facings, disc brake pads and automatic transmission plates. It summarizes the 1972 OSHA asbestos standard and gives general and specific recommendations on exhaust and dust collection, housekeeping, employee training…