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  1. Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 9, 1971

    R. W. Schwartz Memo Forwarding Minutes of the GE/Hooker/Union Carbide Safety Meeting on Asbestos Handling (1971)

    …July 9, 1971 cover memo sent a distribution list the minutes of a June 18, 1971 safety meeting among General Electric, Hooker Chemical and Union Carbide, and pointed readers to the asbestos paragraphs. The minutes, prepared…

  2. Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 9, 1971

    R. W. Schwartz to Bound Brook Distribution on GE/Hooker/Union Carbide Safety Meeting Minutes Covering Asbestos (1971)

    …W. Schwartz dated July 9, 1971 transmitting the safety meeting minutes Minutes of June 18, 1971 GE/Hooker/Union Carbide safety meeting at Grand Island, NY, prepared by Dr. David Paff Final page with no legible…

  3. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 17, 1973

    K. S. Freeman to J. N. Walker on Caution Labels for Joint Compounds and the Gypsum Association Asbestos Committee (1973)

    Memo from K. S. Freeman to J. N. Walker reporting on the first meeting (August 8, 1973) of a Gypsum Association special committee on asbestos in joint treatment compounds. It covers committee recommendations on asbestos and dust caution labels for…

  4. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 18, 1971

    R. P. Ents to C. P. Kipp on Joint Compounds and Asbestos Fiber (1971)

    A memo from R. P. Ents to C. P. Kipp responding to Kipp's July 30 letter suggesting ready-mixed joint compound and sponging instead of sanding to reduce airborne asbestos fiber. It stated that the company considered it unwise to label its current…

  5. Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 14, 1970

    R. P. Entz to A. J. (surname partly illegible) on Hazardous Labelling of Joint Compounds (1970)

    Two-page memo about possible liability from not labelling the company's joint compound products as hazardous because of their asbestos fiber content. It reports that tests showed fiber levels inside Federal Government limits, that attorneys and Mr.…