5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 23, 1979
Union Carbide Corporate Distribution to U.S. DOT Materials Transportation Bureau on Docket HM-160, Asbestos Bag Packaging Rules (1979)
Letter from Union Carbide's Corporate Distribution department to the Materials Transportation Bureau commenting on the revised 49 CFR §173.1090 rules for shipping asbestos in bags (Docket HM-160). It says Union Carbide ships over…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 10, 1979
W. G. Kahler II to T. R. Alexander and Others on DOT Docket HM-160, Transportation of Asbestos, with Commenter Lists and DOT Regulatory Evaluation (1979)
Internal Union Carbide memo transmitting a copy of DOT's regulatory evaluation for Docket HM-160 (transportation of asbestos) and two lists of parties that commented on the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking and on the Final…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 24, 1979
M. D. Michaud to T. R. Alexander et al. on DOT Meeting and Request to MTB, Docket HM-160, Transportation of Asbestos (1979)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting on a July 19, 1979 meeting between DOT officials and UCC staff about Docket HM-160 asbestos transportation rules. It encloses UCC's July 23, 1979 letter to the Materials Transportation…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 5, 1978
T. R. Alexander to G. L. Minor on DOT Docket HM-160 and Shipment of Asbestos in Covered Hopper Cars (1978)
Internal correspondence from T. R. Alexander to Gloria Minor responding to her April 28, 1978 letter about DOT Docket HM-160, a notice of proposed rulemaking on asbestos. It says the proposed regulations would not allow shipments in covered hopper…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 2, 1975
B. M. Sheridan to W. C. Thurber on a Closed Bulk Freight Car for Asbestos, with Related Thurber and King City Replies (1975)
Internal Union Carbide correspondence from May and June 1975 about a proposed ACF Industries freight car for shipping bulk asbestos fiber. B. M. Sheridan (Corporate Distribution) described the car and asked W. C. Thurber for comments…