15 results for “General Electric”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 10, 1973
T. P. Norris Report of Call on General Motors Technical Center Industrial Hygiene Staff Regarding the Asbestos Ban (1973)
A Union Carbide report of call on General Motors' Technical Center in Warren, Michigan, covering a meeting with three industrial hygiene staff members to clarify the alleged asbestos ban. It records GM's policy of advising…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 20, 1975
H. B. Rhodes Report of Call to General Motors Research Lab (Dr. W. Krebs) on Fiber Counting Methods for Ground Plastic Samples (1975)
…call by H. B. Rhodes to Dr. W. Krebs of General Motors Research Lab, Warren, Michigan, about methods of counting and identifying fibers in air samples from spraying and grinding of Calidria-containing plastic. It describes…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 28, 1977
Harrison B. Rhodes to Dr. William Krebbs (General Motors Research) Transmitting Spraying Data, with Attached Report of Call on Fiber Counting Methods (1977)
…General Motors Research Laboratories, Feb. 28, 1977, forwarding spraying data Union Carbide Report of Call by H. B. Rhodes, dated 3/20/75 (typed 3/21/75), telecon with Dr. W. Krebs of General Motors Research…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 23, 1976
Harrison B. Rhodes (Asbestos Information Association) to Al Libra (California Manufacturer's Association) on California Carcinogen Registration and Avoiding an Asbestos 'Scare Campaign' (1976)
Letter transmitting an information package on asbestos to the California Manufacturer's Association's general counsel after a San Francisco meeting. It discusses California's registration and exemption proposals for carcinogens, expresses concern about a public…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 26, 1979
Harrison B. Rhodes to J. L. Myers on EPA Study of Asbestos-Related Disease in California Asbestos Mining Counties (1979)
Internal memo forwarding an attached EPA request for contractor bids on a study of asbestos-related diseases in the general population of California asbestos mining counties. Rhodes comments on the protocol, mentions a preliminary unpublished study…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 13, 1976
H. B. Rhodes to R. H. Mereness Forwarding Mt. Sinai Paper on Biological Effects of Short Fibers, with Mary S. Wolff's Transmittal and the Langer et al. Manuscript on Milled Calidria Chrysotile (1976)
…the Asbestos Information Association a prepublication Mount Sinai paper on the biological effects of short fibers, suggesting it be passed to Hans Weill and not given general distribution. Behind it are Mary Wolff's June 7…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · 1981
Weekly Operating Reports from the King City Plant to W. C. Thurber, Metals Division (April-June 1981)
…production by grade (High Purity, Super Standard, Standard, RG-244/SX-24), comments on circuit performance, domestic and export shipments, inventory and safety, plus occasional general notes such as staffing changes and the ore slurry project.
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · 1973
T. P. Norris Call Report on U.S. Gypsum's Removal of T-135, and H. B. Rhodes to J. L. Myers on the FDA Ban on Asbestos Garments (1973)
…seeking clarification of the New York law and the West Coast specifications. The memo, dated April 11, 1973, discussed the FDA ban on general-use asbestos garments and suggested getting an interpretation from the law department.
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 26, 1977
E. J. Kleber to R. Hillerman (Allied Materials) on RG-244 and RG-110 Calidria, with Enclosed Roofing Compound Report (1977)
…with packaging and delivered-price details and a note on RG-110 against Canadian asbestos. The letter also mentions a rumor about a Fisher Body/General Motors policy on replacing asbestos. Attached is an August 16…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 18, 1978
H. B. Rhodes to G. L. Dickson and Others Transmitting Briefing Package on the HEW Asbestos Information Campaign (1978)
…April 26, 1978 (pages 7, 9, 11 and 13 OCR garbled) Surgeon General's Physician Advisory on health effects of asbestos, April 25, 1978 (page 15 OCR garbled) National Cancer Institute, Questions and Answers About Exposure…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 26, 1979
Harrison B. Rhodes to J. L. Myers on EPA Study of Asbestos-Related Disease in California Asbestos Mining Counties (1979)
…with copies to four others, forwarding an EPA request for contractor bids on a study of asbestos-related diseases in the general population (ambient air) of California asbestos mining counties. Rhodes commented on the study protocol…
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Company document · Motley 1000 · July 31, 1978
Hilton C. Lewinsohn and Harrison B. Rhodes on Medical Surveillance in the AIA Industry Statement (1978)
…M policy except in California. A handwritten change to the draft softened the line that the general public is not at risk to say the industry considers it not at risk. It follows Marsh's June…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 9, 1978
Glenda J. Spencer to H. W. Renshaw (A. E. Staley) Sending Calidria Asbestos Literature, with Literature Checklist, CIBA-GEIGY Asbestos Review Cover and Renshaw Letter to H. B. Rhodes (1978)
…Staley, Oct. 9, 1978, sending attached literature Checklist of Calidria literature items (general, resin grade RG-110, RG-144, RG-244), with company and name filled in by hand and some items marked Cover and contents…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 11, 1979
J. L. Myers, The Union Carbide "Calidria" Asbestos Business, with Attachments (1979)
…Myers, 5/1/79, rev. 7/11/79) Atts. 1-4: asbestos types, general information and consumption, comparative mineral data, advantages of chrysotile Atts. 5-7: image pages (OCR failed or minimal); Att. 7 is a…
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Company document · Motley 1000 · September 29, 1975
H. B. Rhodes of Union Carbide on Asbestos Papers at the International Congress on Occupational Health (1975)
…particulate materials such as silica or talc. The Congress was attended by over 2,000 delegates. Rhodes reports that, in general, the Congress produced only one bombshell in the asbestos area, a paper by Dr. M…