13 results for “Owens-Illinois”
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Company document · Asbestos Information Association documents · May 31, 1984 · page 5
Asbestos Information Association/North America, News & Notes: AIA/NA Responds to OSHA's Proposal to Revise Asbestos Standard (1984)
In the document: …of London. [In addition to Fibreboard Corporation, the other manufacturers included Pittsburgh Corning Corporation, Armstrong World Industries, OwensCorning Fiberglas Corporation, Owens-Illinois, Inc., and Celotex Corporation. James Vermeulen, executive director of Asbestos Victims of America, stated…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 30, 1973 · page 11
Matthew M. Swetonic (Asbestos Information Association/North America) to Member Companies Transmitting Mine Safety Bill, Stanton Fiber Study and Press Clippings (1973)
In the document: …bundles of fibers as long as feasible without contamination by extraneous mineral. mee was previously described (Stanton et al.1972). This processing The fibrous glasses were obtained from both the Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation, Toledo, Ohio…
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Company document · Asbestos Information Association documents · page 9
Deposition of Matthew M. Swetonic, Direct Examination, Excerpt on Hill and Knowlton, Johns-Manville and the AIA
In the document: …738-8555 or (212) 732-0644 Asbestos Information Association trial exhibit AIA-7: Deposition of Matthew M. Swetonic, Direct Examination, Excer… initial. Was Owens-Corning a member? Q 21 It's in some of the
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 30, 1973 · page 11
Matthew M. Swetonic (Asbestos Information Association/North America) to Member Companies Transmitting Mine Safety Bill, Stanton Fiber Study and Trade Press Items (1973)
In the document: …mineral. eee | elena ey en, mer ng, was previously described (Stanton etal.1972). The fibrous glasses were obtained from both the Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation, Toledo, Ohio, and the Johns-Manville Research and Engineering Center…
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Company document · Asbestos Information Association documents · page 2
Asbestos Information Association Minutes: Board of Directors and Executive Committee Meeting Attendance Lists (1970-1977)
In the document: …W. Stefl, B. Raines, P. W. P. N.I.M.A. Owens Corning Atlas Flintkote GAF Johns-Manville National Gypsum Panacon Raybectoe-Manhattan Johns-Manville Swetonic, M. M. Fenner, E. M. Li Aly " 1" Parker, G…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 1, 1973
Asbestos Information Association Memorandum to Members on FDA Proposed Rulemaking 'Asbestos Particles in Food and Drugs', with Federal Register Notice and Union Carbide Asbestos Correspondence (1973)
A 12-page exhibit that opens with an October 1, 1973 Asbestos Information Association memorandum to members about the FDA's proposed rulemaking on asbestos particles in food and drugs. The memorandum says the Association plans…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · 1975 · page 41
Asbestos Information Association/North America, Recommended Work Practices: Fabrication and Use of Asbestos Paper Products
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Company document · Asbestos Information Association documents · November 8, 1978 · page 6
B. J. Pigg to AIA/NA Executive Committee Forwarding Annual Meeting and Executive Committee Minutes (1978)
In the document: …state of asbestos~health literature with specific yeference to the United Kingdom, ‘ study dealing with average exposure and!mortality has recently oes : been published. omens scientific merit. A . Dr. Weill noted that this work does have eo :…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 16, 1981 · page 31
Asbestos Information Association/North America, Proceedings of the Sixth Industry-Government Conference, Alexandria, Virginia (1981)
In the document: …may grow freezers s0 large that some may not squeeze through standard doorways, and ovens won't bake evenly." have been saved, Some energy would but clearly there are more cost-effective ways to save energy…
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Company document · Asbestos Information Association documents · August 6, 1982 · page 136
Kirkland & Ellis (Edward W. Warren, Timothy S. Hardy) for AIA/NA, Summary of the Phase II Hearings on Health, Monitoring and Regulatory Issues, Ontario Royal Commission on Asbestos (1982)
In the document: …each to perfor. Thus, si wilt opens anaually the petantsal to of 3.45 verkece exe expoced te these ations, wis wth} de 39,016 ase: Supesure (0.93% of teotak werk hevre). Thies fe a…
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Company document · Asbestos Information Association documents · September 16, 1981 · page 31
Asbestos Information Association/North America Sixth Industry-Government Conference Proceedings (1981)
In the document: …may grow so large that some may not squeeze through standard doorways, and ovens won't bake evenly." Some energy would have been saved, but clearly there are more cost-effective ways to save energy and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 1, 1978 · page 8
Asbestos Information Association/North America Comments to DOT on Proposed Rulemaking on Transportation of Asbestos (1978)
In the document: …Fitter s asaid Creating bust Sreathing Asbestos labeied: ; . aa Sast May fauge Serious Bedily garg OF eeee ’ ee oa emp oe SAMI ETe omens etr , however, thar parva portattos Act would vequ ire a marking on…
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Company document · Asbestos Information Association documents · October 14, 1976 · page 26
AIA/NA Letter to OSHA Docket Officer Enclosing Weston Addendum, with AIA/NA Memo to Members and Weston Report Excerpts (1976)
In the document: …centralized facilities. The plant layouts include machinery such as drilling presses, grinders, milis, lathes, metal stampers, curing ovens, molds and presses, paper machines, conveyors, mixing vats, and chemical operations. The manufacturing of friction products is highiy…