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  1. Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 5, 1984

    R. D. Ondocsin to F. J. Barris on Asbestos Area Samples at Linde Division, Ashtabula (1984)

    Internal Union Carbide memo dated November 5, 1984 reporting results of five area air samples collected October 18, 1984 at the Linde Division, Ashtabula, Ohio, and analyzed for asbestos. The memo says four of five samples…

  2. Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 14, 1984

    N. A. DiFranco to M. V. Barsottelli on a Transite Substitute and Airborne Particulate from Transite Work (1984)

    Internal Linde correspondence from N. A. DiFranco to M. V. Barsottelli forwarding information on a Transite substitute received from Eleanor Jensen. The letter states that Transite contains asbestos, that maintenance or demolition work on it may…

  3. Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 17, 1987

    N. A. DiFranco to J. J. Neitz on Vermiculite and Asbestos Testing in Cold Boxes (1987)

    Internal correspondence from the Environment and Health department to J. J. Neitz about a vermiculite/asbestos matter raised in Neitz's letter of 4/7/87. The writer agreed that the vermiculite purchase specification should be revised and that…

  4. Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 8, 1979

    R. L. Foster to F. D. Bess and Others Transmitting Ed Light's Toxic Water Pollution Comments, with Attached Report (1979)

    Union Carbide internal memo from R. L. Foster, March 8, 1979, transmitting Ed Light's comments on toxic water pollution control Ed Light, 'Toward a New Toxic Water Pollution Control Policy: Documentation for Additional Standards' (Jan…

  5. Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 7, 1987

    J. J. Neitz to M. D. Brower and Others at Linde on Vermiculite and Possible Asbestos Content in Cold Box Insulation (1987)

    Internal Linde memo dated April 7, 1987, on vermiculite used as cold box insulation, which W. R. Grace had said from its Libby, Montana mine may contain asbestos fibers. It reports that NATLSCO tested 39 batch samples and detected no asbestos, and…