- Person: Mr. F. D. Dexter
- Organization: Union Carbide Corporation, Chemicals and Plastics
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 7, 1968
R. S. Wishart, Jr. to F. D. Dexter on Possible Sale of the Calidria Asbestos Project to Johns Manville (1968)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting that Kenneth Rush had spoken with Mr. Burnett of Johns Manville about the Calidria asbestos project and that Burnett would respond in about three weeks. It relays Rush's advice on…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 20, 1969
N. J. Setter to F. D. Dexter, W. S. Young and L. P. Jehle on The Asbestos Market in the Flooring Industry (1969)
Internal Union Carbide memo reviewing the asbestos market in vinyl asbestos (VA) and asphalt floor tile, including estimated tonnages by customer and asbestos source, and the competitive position of Coalinga asbestos. It discusses options for increasing…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 18, 1968
A. E. Pufahl to F. D. Dexter on the Effect of an Asbestos Business Plan on Pulp and Paper (1968)
…the Pulp and Paper department to F. D. Dexter estimating the financial effects on Pulp and Paper sales if Union Carbide abandoned asbestos. It reviews the paper-industry asbestos customers, including a nine-account "hard core…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 7, 1968
R. S. Wishart, Jr. to F. D. Dexter on Possible Sale of the Calidria Asbestos Project to Johns Manville (1968)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting that Kenneth Rush had talked with Mr. Burnett of Johns Manville about the Calidria asbestos project, and that Burnett would respond in about three weeks. It discusses presenting the company as…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 4, 1968
D. Varoli to F. D. Dexter on Carve-Out Transaction, with Attached Workshop Presentation on Divesting the Asbestos Business (1968)
A one-page internal memo from D. Varoli to F. D. Dexter explains how a "carve-out" (selling next year's production in advance) works and why it is undesirable if the business is to be sold. It is followed by an undated, unsigned workshop talk and…