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  1. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1977 · November 1977 · page 18

    Asbestos Magazine, 1977

    In the document: AIA / MEETING & CONFERENCE—CONTINUED Amatex Corporation; Harrison B. Rhodes of Union Carbide Corporation; Edward R. Zacharias of Molded Materials Company, and Kurt Schwarz of Supradur Manufacturing Company. . . . As of September 1, 1977, A/A/NA has…

  2. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1975 · October 1975 · page 45

    Asbestos Magazine, 1975

    In the document: ASIISTOS PATBm---<ONTINUED weight of the total solids of a Coalinga-type Chrysotile asbestos as a suspending agent; P. J. Colpoys; assigned to Union Carbide Corporation , June 24, 1975; 5 pages. U.S. 3,893,910…

  3. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1979 · January 1979 · page 12

    Asbestos Magazine, 1979

    In the document: …well equipped to face the challenges of 1979 and look fornie to cooperating with all our friends in tackling the difficulties which set us. A prosperous New Year to everyone. UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION F. C. Kroft…

  4. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1971 · October 1971 · page 10

    Asbestos Magazine, 1971

    In the document: …asbestos and consists entirely of the short-fiber mineral, equivalent to Canadian Grade 7 or shorter. Union Carbide Corporation began development of this deposit several years ago; however, normal markets for the mineral were found to…

  5. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1978 · June 1978 · page 50

    Asbestos Magazine, 1978

    In the document: …Operating Officer, Jim Walter Corporation, Tampa, Florida, August 4. H. Kenneth Passmore, Secretary-Treasurer and a Director, Hedman Mines Ltd., Timmins, Ontario, August 5. R. E. Byrne, Jr., Domestic Sales Manager-Asbestos, Union Carbide Corporation, Metals…

  6. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1973 · January 1973 · page 40

    Asbestos Magazine, 1973

    In the document: …increase was led by Pac1f1c Asbestos Corporation's mine rn Calaveras County. The largest producing County was Fresno with Coalinga Asbestos Company a,1d Atlas Asbestos Corporation. Union Carbide Corporation had siyrnricdnt p1oduct1on in San Benito…

  7. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1976 · March 1976 · page 44

    Asbestos Magazine, 1976

    In the document: …glass microspheres and (2) conventional ingredients such as asbestos, barium sulfate, a cashew nut shell oil-aldehyde condensation product, and a phenolformaldehyde binder; assigned to Union Carbide Corporation, December 3, 1975; 6 pages. Japanese Kokai 74114…

  8. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1970 · April 1970 · page 37

    Asbestos Magazine, 1970

    In the document: …was companies produced Chrysotile fibers in California: Pacific Asbestos Corporation in Calaveras County, Atlas Asbestos Company and Coalinga Asbestos Company in Fresno County, and Union Carbide Corporation in San Benito County (processed at the company’s…

  9. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1972 · May 1972 · page 50

    Asbestos Magazine, 1972

    In the document: …mixture of a binder and at least SO% by weight of Calidria or other high-purity Chrysoti1e asbestos of described properties; R. G. Woolery; assigned to Union Carbide Corporation, November 9, 1971, 5 pages. U.S…