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  1. Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 6, 1975

    J. E. Walsh Call Report on Georgia Pacific (Dr. Bornstein) Regarding a New Adhesive Containing 244 and Toxicology Update (1975)

    …s plans to use '244' in a new two-component thermoset panel adhesive at its own plants, and that Rhodes briefed Bornstein on toxicology and regulation. Union Carbide offered to run dust monitoring at the plants.

  2. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 1, 1975

    J. E. Walsh Call Report on Florida Rolling Mills, Fort Lauderdale, on Strike-Related Supply of SG-210 and T-135 (1975)

    Call report by J. E. Walsh on a visit to Gil Carpenter (President) and Doug Jones (Chemist) of Florida Rolling Mills, a maker of joint cements and sprays, to update them on the strike and its effect on shipments of SG-210 and T-135. It also records…

  3. Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 24, 1973

    J. E. Walsh Call Report on Stanley Furniture (Mead Corporation), Ferrum, Virginia, on RG-244 Casting Prospect (1973)

    Call report by J. E. Walsh on a visit to Lynn Crawford, plant manager at Stanley Furniture, Division of Mead Corporation, Ferrum, Virginia, a maker of cast furniture parts, following a lead from Carl Lane of…

  4. Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 18, 1975

    J. E. Walsh Call Report on Georgia-Pacific (Decatur, Georgia) Toxicology Discussion with Walter Boyles (1975)

    Call report by J. E. Walsh dated 2-18-75 on a visit with R. E. Byrne to Georgia Pacific in Decatur, Georgia, to discuss asbestos toxicology. It says Walter Boyles, a chemist, was seen in place of Dr. Bornstein, and that a 244 adhesive sample was…

  5. Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 6, 1975

    J. E. Walsh Call Report on Georgia Pacific (Dr. Bornstein) Regarding Calidria 244 in a New Adhesive and Toxicology Update (1975)

    …the 244 grade for a new two-component adhesive, planned plant production in 3-6 months, and was given a toxicology and regulatory update on 244. Union Carbide offered to run dust monitoring at the plants.

  6. Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 6, 1975

    J. E. Walsh Report of Call on Ruco of Atlanta Regarding OSHA Inspection of the Kansas City Plant and Calidria 210 (1975)

    Report of a call on Ruco of Atlanta, a maker of joint cements and sprays, interviewing Bob Mueller and Rick Ru. It describes a recent OSHA inspection of Ruco's Kansas City plant with asbestos fiber sampling, the plant's plan to keep using asbestos,…