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  1. Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 1973

    T. P. Morris Call Report on United States Gypsum Co. (Dr. Earl Maynard) Removing T-135 from Textured Products (1973)

    A Union Carbide report of a call on Dr. Earl Maynard of United States Gypsum Co. (Des Plaines, Ill.), a maker of tape joint products, about a report that USG was removing T-135 from its…

  2. Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 14, 1974

    J. E. Walsh Report of Call on Marco Chemical Company, Orlando, on Calidria 244 Sales (1974)

    A report of a call on Marco Chemical Company of Orlando, Florida, a maker of polyester resins and a redistribution point for Union Carbide's distributor of RG grades. It says Jim Russell, manager, reported that…

  3. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 21, 1973

    J. E. Walsh Report of Call to Georgia Pacific, Marietta, on Air Sampling and a Boxcar of SG-210 Asbestos (1973)

    Report of a call on Georgia Pacific's joint compound plant in Marietta, Georgia, by J. E. Walsh on 8/21 and 8/22/73, interviewing Doug Jones of Quality Control. It lists the background and personal air samples taken during joint cement manufacture…

  4. Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 26, 1974

    J. E. Walsh Report of Call to Jones Blair Paint Company (Richard Goman) on Calidria Sales Potential (1974)

    Report of a call by J. E. Walsh on Richard Goman, Technical Director of Jones Blair Paint Company in Dallas, to determine potential Calidria sales. Goman said the company had eliminated asbestos from its products, and asked for a sample of grade…

  5. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 14, 1973

    T. P. Morris Update Report on General Motors' Asbestos Ban, Call Report on GM Tech Center (1973)

    Report of call on the General Motors Technical Center in Warren, Michigan, written as an update. It says GM management decided around 1969 to eliminate asbestos from its products, that the Harrison Radiator Division switched from JM 7TF1 to a clay…