UAW Health and Safety Department Records - Walter … Health and Safety Department Collection Records, 1946-2003 67.5 linear feet Accession #1576 OCLC # The records of the UAW Health

UAW Health and Safety Department Collection

Records, 1946-2003

67.5 linear feet

Accession #1576OCLC #

The records of the UAW Health and Safety Department were placed in theArchives of Labor and Urban Affairs between 1994 and 2005 by the UAW andopened for research in July of 2005. Records from the late 1940's and early1950's processed into the UAW Social Security Department: Industrial Healthand Safety Division Collection have been incorporated into the new collection.

The UAW recognized the importance of occupational health and safety earlyin the union's history, establishing the Health and Safety Division in theSocial Security Department in February of 1948. A 1949 AdministrativeLetter stipulated that contract provisions developed by the Health and SafetyDivision required management to permit the division to make examinationsand investigations when requested by plant health and safety committees.In the 1973 contract, the first one to specify in detail measures designed toprotect the health and safety of UAW members, professional staff memberswere designated to sit on the union-company national health and safetycommittees which plan and supervise the development of company-wideprograms.

By the 1980's, however, concerns over health and safety hazards in theworkplace had grown to the point where the International Executive Boardfelt the need to establish an independent department. When it did so inDecember of 1981, the staff of the UAW Health and Safety Department wasrecognized as the largest group of its type employed by a North Americanlabor union. The department's first director, Dr. Franklin Mirer, a toxicologistand industrial hygienist and assistant director of the Social SecurityDepartment, had been with the UAW since 1975.

UAW Health and Safety Department staff work in coordination withinternational representatives in national departments and regions andhundreds of full-time local union health and safety representatives to achieveeffective health and safety collective bargaining language, to pressurelegislators and government agencies to set and enforce safe standards forhazardous materials and conditions in the workplace and to instituteprograms for in-plant health and safety education.

UAW Health & Safety Dept. Collection

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The records of the UAW Health and Safety Department includecorrespondence, departmental publications and radio script dramatizations ofincidents from department files, meeting minutes, government agency, unionand company plant inspection and accident investigation reports, OSHA andMichigan Department of Labor plant citations, departmental and governmentresearch studies of workplace mortality and health and safety hazards as wellas materials related to litigation and OSHA hearings that document theactivities of the department and worker health and safety issues generally.

Important subjects in the collection:

Automobile industry and trade--Health aspectsAutomobile industry and trade--Safety measuresAutomobile industry workers--Health and hygiene--United StatesCarcinogens--Safety measuresChloroform (Freon)--ToxicologyFactories--United States--Safety measuresFormaldehyde--Health aspectsFoundry workers--United States--Health and hygieneGlass fibers--Health aspectsHazardous substances--Law and legislation--United StatesHazardous substances--Safety measures--United StatesHuman engineering (ergonomics)Industrial accidents--United StatesIndustrial hygiene--United StatesIndustrial safety--Law and legislation--United StatesIndustrial safety--Standards--United StatesLead--Health aspectsMetal-working lubricants--Health aspectsNational Institute for Occupational Safety and HealthOccupational diseases--MortalityOccupational mortality--United StatesReproductive healthSafety education, IndustrialSilica--Health aspectsUnited States. Occupational Safety and Health AdministrationUnited States. Occupational Safety and Health Administration--Confined

space entry standardUnited States. Occupational Safety and Health Administration-Lockout/

/tagout standard


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Important correspondents in the collection:

Ken BonkowskiBarrie BrooksMelvin GlasserDan McLeodFranklin E. MirerRafael MoureRandy RabinowitzFrank RappMichael Silverstein


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Contents

67 storage boxes1 manuscript box

Series I, Franklin Mirer Correspondence, 1976-1986, Boxes 1-8:Files are arranged chronologically.

Series II, Office Operations Files, 1947-2003, Boxes 9-10:Staff meeting minutes, departmental reports and publications andscripts for "To Your Industrial Health" and "Danger—Men at Work,"radio programs produced by the department in the late 1940's andearly 1950's. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Series III, Subject Files, 1960's-1991, Boxes 10-29:Correspondence, reports, meeting minutes, legal documents andresearch studies related to the department's efforts to identify andcontrol hazardous substances and unsafe working conditions in UAW-represented facilities and to the union's relations with governmentagencies responsible for regulating workplace health and safety.Also included are files documenting the work of the joint union-company health and safety committees and the department'sinvolvement in contract negotiations. Files are arrangedalphabetically.

Series IV, Local Union Files, 1946-1994, Boxes 29-68:Correspondence, material safety data sheets, plant inspection,epidemiological, accident and fatality reports, NIOSH Health HazardDetermination Evaluations and other industrial hygiene studies,federal and state citations for health and safety regulation violationsand other material documenting health and safety conditions in theautomobile, agricultural implement, aerospace and relatedindustries. Files are arranged numerically by local union number.


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Series IFranklin Mirer Correspondence, 1976-1986

Boxes 1-8

Box 1

1. Correspondence, 1976-772. Correspondence; indexes, Jan 1978-Sep 1979

Box 2

1. Correspondence; indexes, Oct 1979-Apr 19812-23. Correspondence, Oct 1979-Apr 1981

Box 3

1. Correspondence; indexes, May 1981-Oct 19822-20. Correspondence, May 1981-Oct 1982

Box 4

1. Correspondence; indexes, Nov 1982-Feb 19842-21. Correspondence, Nov 1982-Feb 1984

Box 5

1. Correspondence; indexes, Mar 1984-Mar 19852-21. Correspondence, Mar 1984-Mar 1985

Box 6

1. Correspondence; indexes, Apr 1985-Jan 19862-18. Correspondence, Apr 1985-Jan 1986

Box 7

1. Correspondence; indexes, Feb-Dec 19862-18. Correspondence, Feb-Dec 1986

Box 8

1. Correspondence; indexes, Jan-Dec 19872-18. Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1987


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Series IIOffice Operations Files, 1947-2003

Boxes 9-10

Box 9

1-2. International Executive Board, reports to, 1983-913. Inspection report distribution, 1992, 19964. Mirer, Franklin, resume, 19885-11. Newsletter, 1972-87, 1990-200312. Publications, 1950's-1980's13. Radio program ("To Your Industrial Health"), 194714. Radio program; "I Feared the Night—Insomnia," 8 Jan 194915. Radio program; "There's One in Every Shop—Rheumatic Heart

Disease, 15 Jan 194916. Radio program; "They Ask a Miracle—Pneumonia," 29 Jan

194917. Radio program; "The Charge Was Murder—The Need for

Professional Eye Care," 12 Feb 194918. Radio program; "Feature assignment—Fire Prevention," 19 Feb

194919. Radio program; "Childhood Enemy Number One—Rheumatic

Fever," 26 Feb 194920. Radio program; "The Most Important Day in Your Life—

Emotional Illness," 5 Mar 194921. Radio program; "Enemy of the Young in Heart—Tuberculosis,"

12 Mar 194922. Radio program; "The Uninvited Guest—Poisonous Fumes,"

19 Mar 194923. Radio program; "The Disease Nobody Knows—Alcoholism,"

26 Mar 194924. Radio program; "The Strange Case of the Silent Racketeer—

Deafness," 2 Apr 194925. Radio program; "Crusader in Overalls—Eye Injuries," 30 Apr

194926. Radio program; "Drums of Death—Arsenic Fumes," 3 May

194927. Radio program; "How It All Began—Safety in Power Press

Operation and the Michigan Safety Conference," 10 May 194928. Radio program; "No One Believed Him—Post Traumatic

Neurosis?," 21 May 194929. Radio program; "Mystery in the Flames—Fire Prevention,"

28 May 194930. Radio program; "Mysterious Fever—Metal Fume Fever and

Health Conditions in Foundries, 4 Jun 194931. Radio program; "Death Takes a Fishing Trip—Nitrous Fumes,"

10 Jun 1949


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32. Radio program; "Everybody's Business—Workmen'sCompensation," 11 Jun 1949

33. Radio program; "Arthritis," 25 Jun 194934. Radio program; "Under Threat of Death—Minimum Standards

Legislation," 2 Jul 194935. Radio program; "When a Heat Wave Strikes—Heat Cramps,

Heat Exhaustion, and Heat Stroke," 9 Jul 194936. Radio program; "Double Edged Sword—Dermatitis," 16 Jul

194937. Radio program; "A Cabin for Sale—the Deaf and Hard of

Hearing," 3 Jul 194938. Radio program; "Are You Your Brother's Keeper?—Eye

Injuries," 30 Jul 194939. Radio program; "Do You Recognize This Man?—Safety Guards

on Machines," 6 Aug 194940. Radio program; "Six Days to Live—Solvent Vapors," 13 Aug

194941. Radio program; "I Had Polio—Rehabilitation," 20 Aug 194942. Radio program; "Snowblind in August—Welding," 27 Aug 194943. Radio program; "the Invisible Strangler—Carbon Monoxide,"

3 Sep 194944. Radio program; "Now You See It, Now You Don't—Lead

Poisoning," 9 Sep 194945. Radio program; "The Man with the Broken Mind—Mental

Illness," 18 Mar 195046. Radio program; "When Death Comes Calling—Solvents," 1 Apr

195047. Radio program; "The Navy Draws a New Battle Line—Safety,"

8 Apr 195048. Radio program; "I Was a Traitor—Tuberculosis," 15 Apr 195049. Radio program; "The World of Shadows—Mental Illness,"

12 Aug 195050. Radio program; "Dust Can Be a Killer—Silicosis," 14 Aug 195051. Radio program; "Written in the Flames—Safety," 2 Sep 195052. Radio program; "The Wheel of Fortune Spins—Safety," 9 Sep

195053. Radio program; "Death Trap—Fumes," 23 Sep 195054. Radio program; "Death Works the Mid-Night Shift—Carbon

Monoxide Poisoning," 30 Sep 195055. Radio program; "Unto Every Generation—Back Injuries," 7 Oct

195056. Radio program; "Flames of Memory—Fire Fighting Equipment,"

14 Oct 195057. Radio program; "Fear in the Night—Fumes," 28 Oct 195058. Radio program; "I Sentenced Myself to a Year of Torture—The

Danger of Self Diagnosis," 11 Nov 1950


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59. Radio program; "They Search for the Lost Million—Diabetes,"18 Nov 1950

60. Radio program; "Mystery at Noon—Solvent Fumes," 25 Nov1950

61. Radio program; "My Brother Was My Enemy—Safety," 2 Dec1950

62. Radio program; "they Have Led the Fight—Tuberculosis,"8 Dec 1950

63. Radio program; "Santa Claus in Overalls—Carbon Monoxide,"23 Dec 1950

64. Radio program; "The Eternal Challenge—Cadmium Fumes,"29 Dec 1950

65. Radio program; "Death in the Shadows—Safety," 6 Jan 1951

Box 10

1. Radio program; "The Curse of the Sea—Industrial Illness inGeneral," 13 Jan 1951

2. Radio program; "What Price Friendship—Safety," 20 Jan 19513. Radio program; "Fear of the Unknown—Lead Poisoning,"

26 Jan 19514. Radio program; "You May Be Next on the List—Pneumonia,"

3 Feb 19515. Radio program; "Under Sentence of Death—Benzol Fumes,"

10 Feb 19516. Radio program; "A Shadow from the Past—Accidents," 17 Feb

19517. Radio program; "Victory over Pain—Solvent Fumes," 24 Feb

19518. Radio program; "The Color of Death—Tank Accidents," 3 Mar

19519. Radio program; "Invisible Death—Carbon Monoxide," 10 Mar

195110. Radio program; "The Man Who Wore a Mask—Headache,"

17 Mar 195111. Radio program; "Dramatic Testament—Deafness," 31 Mar

195112. Radio program; "When There Is No Dawn—Blindness," 7 Apr

195113. Radio program; "On the Trail of Death—Lead Poisoning,"

14 Apr 195114. Radio program; "The Clue in the Letter—Heart Trouble,"

21 Apr 195115. Radio program; "Death Came on Four Feet—Fire Prevention,

28 Apr 195116. Radio program; "Ring of Death—Safety," 5 May 195117. Radio program; "The Breath of Life—Beryllium," 12 May 1951


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18. Radio program; "Strange Homecoming—Brucellosis," 19 May1951

19. Radio program; "Drawn to Danger—Safety," 26 May 195120. Radio program; "Voice of Fear—Heat Stroke," 2 Jun 195121. Radio program; "Assignment—Death Fumes," n.d.22. Radio program; "Challenge to Humanity—Polio," n.d.23. Radio program; "Everything under the Sun—Allergy," n.d.24. Radio program; "Hidden Danger—Lead Poisoning," n.d.25. Radio program; "In Sickness and in Health—Sinus Disease,"

n.d.26. Radio program; "Legacy of Happiness—Eye Injuries," n.d.27. Radio program; "Poison Is Where You Find It—Arsenic Fumes,"

n.d.28. Radio program; "The Price We Must Pay—Cancer and Health

Racketeers," n.d.29. Radio program; "The Reluctant Pioneer—Handicapped," n.d.30. Radio program; "Warning in the Night—Heart Disease," n.d.31. Radio program; "Was It a Miracle?—Cyanide Poisoning," n.d.32-33. Radio program ("Danger—Men at Work"), Sep-Dec 195134. Staff manual, 198935-39. Staff meeting minutes, 1980-8840. Staff Study Committee, 1986-9041. Staffing problems, 197442-44. Training requests, 1973-80


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Series IIISubject Files, 1960's-1991

Boxes 10-29

Box 10

1-2. Chrysler; National Joint Committee on Health and Safety(NJCHS), 1976-84

3. Election, presidential, 1988

Box 11

1-3. Ergonomics, 1982-944. Exposure Assessment Workshop, 1987-895. Fatality Prevention Conference (UAW), 1974-766-15. Fiberglass reference, 1960's-1980's16. Ford Motor Co.; asbestos, 1988-8917-18. Ford Motor Co.; corres. and reports, 1985-9019-20. Ford Motor Co.; ergonomics, 1979-88

Box 12

1. Ford Motor Co.; ergonomics, 1979-882. Ford Motor Co.; Industrial Hygiene Reports, 1986, 1988-893-13. Ford Motor Co.; injury/illness data, 1974, 1976-83, 1986,

1988-8914-17. Formaldehyde standard litigation; Emergency

Temporary Standard, 1979-8218-20. Formaldehyde standard litigation; Environmental

Protection Agency (EPA), 1981-8521. Formaldehyde standard litigation; Formaldehyde Institute (FI)

conference, Nov 1982

Box 13

1. Formaldehyde standard litigation; formaldehyde-containingconsumer products, 1978, 1983

2. Formaldehyde standard litigation; formaldehyde-containingconsumer products—urea formaldehyde foam insulation,1978-84

3-4. Formaldehyde standard litigation; Infante, Peter, firing,1981-82

5-6. Formaldehyde standard litigation; lawsuit, District Court(82-2401)—FI briefs, 1983

7-10. Formaldehyde standard litigation; lawsuit, District Court(82-2401)—corres., 1981-84


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11. Formaldehyde standard litigation; lawsuit, District Court(82-2401)—corres., WISCOSH, 1982

12-14. Formaldehyde standard litigation; lawsuit, District Court(82-2401)—pleadings, 1982-84

Box 14

1-2. Formaldehyde standard litigation; lawsuit, District Court(82-2401)—pleadings, 1982-84

3-4. Formaldehyde standard litigation; lawsuit, Circuit Court(85-1003)—corres., 1985-87

5-7. Formaldehyde standard litigation; lawsuit, Circuit Court(85-1003)—pleadings, 1984-88

8-12. Formaldehyde standard litigation; lawsuit, Circuit Court(87-1743)—briefs, 1988-89

Box 15

1-3. Formaldehyde standard litigation; lawsuit, Circuit Court(87-1743)—briefs, 1988-89

4-6. Formaldehyde standard litigation; lawsuit, Circuit Court(87-1743)—corres., 1987-91

7-9. Formaldehyde standard litigation; lawsuit, Circuit Court(87-1743)—pleadings, 1987-91

Box 16

1. Formaldehyde standard litigation; National Cancer Institute(NCI)/FI study, 1981-87

2-4. Formaldehyde standard litigation; NCI/FI study—DingellOversight Subcommittee hearing, Jul 1986

5. Formaldehyde standard litigation; Occupational Safety andHealth Administration (OSHA) hearing on standard, Feb 1985

6. Formaldehyde standard litigation; OSHA public hearing(May 1986)—docket reopening, Dec 1986-Jan 1987

7. Formaldehyde standard litigation; OSHA public hearing(May 1986)—foundry industry

8. Formaldehyde standard litigation; OSHA public hearing(May 1986)—pre-hearing activities

9-10. Formaldehyde standard litigation; OSHA public hearing(May 1986)—post-hearing comments

11. Formaldehyde standard litigation; OSHA public hearing(May 1986)—testimony, government and misc.


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Box 17

1. Formaldehyde standard litigation; OSHA public hearing(May 1986)—testimony, industry

2. Formaldehyde standard litigation; OSHA public hearing(May 1986)—testimony, union

3. Formaldehyde standard litigation; risk assessments—EPA,1987

4-5. Formaldehyde standard litigation; risk assessments—misc.,1981-84

6-7. Formaldehyde standard litigation; risk assessments—OSHA,1984-85

8. Formaldehyde standard litigation; Ryan thesis, 19839-15. General Dynamics; Freon overexposures (LU 412 & 1200),

1982-May 85

Box 18

1-6. General Dynamics; Freon overexposures, Jun 1985-937. General Motors; Cancer Advisory Committee, 1980-818-13. General Motors; Coldwater Road Plant (LU 326, Fisher Body-

Flint) cancer study, 1980-8614-15. General Motors; corres. and reports, 1971-77

Box 19

1-17. General Motors; corres. and reports, 1978-8618-19. General Motors; National Joint Committee on Health and

Safety, 1978-80

Box 20

1-7. General Motors; National Joint Committee on Health andSafety, 1981-84

8. General Motors; Occupational Health Advisory Board (OHAB)—body cloth dust exposure, 1984-87

9. General Motors; OHAB—Cadillac/NCI study, 1983-8810. General Motors; OHAB—calcium carbide exposure, 1985-8811-12. General Motors; OHAB—Chevrolet Tonawanda complex

mortality study, 1978-8713-15. General Motors; OHAB—corres. and reports, 1982-8816-19. General Motors; OHAB—cutting fluids study (Harvard),

1983-89, 199120. General Motors; OHAB—cutting fluids study cutting oil

questionnaire, 198121-29. General Motors; OHAB—meetings, 1982-89


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Box 21

1-3. General Motors; OHAB—multiple sclerosis study (RochesterProducts), 1985-89

4-8. General Motors; OHAB—Pontiac Foundry mortality study,1982-89

9. General Motors; OHAB—recommendations to NJCHS andposition papers, 1988-89

10. General Motors; OHAB—Research, Development and ActionPlan, 1985-86

11-14. General Motors; OHAB—Saginaw Malleable Iron FoundrySurveillance Project, 1984-89 [SEE ALSO: LU 455]

15. General Motors; OHAB—solvent/polymer exposure studies(proposals), 1986-87

16. General Motors; OHAB—solvent/polymer exposure studies(Harvard-Greaves), 1987-88

17. General Motors; OHAB—solvent/polymer exposure studies(NYU-Cohen), 1987-89

18-19. General Motors; OHAB—solvent/polymer exposurestudies (UAB-Delzell), 1987-89

20. General Motors; OHAB—solvent/polymer exposure studies(UCSF-Becker), 1988

21-24. General Motors; OHAB—solvent/polymer exposurestudies (U-M-Robins/White), 1987-89

25. General Motors; OHAB—solvent/polymer exposure studies(UNC-Harris), 1988-89

26. General Motors; OHAB—solvent/polymer exposure studies(Pitt-Schaper), 1987-89

27. General Motors; OHAB—solvent/polymer exposure studies(UT-Whitehead), 1987-89

Box 22

1-8. General Motors; wood model/pattern makers' cancerscreening, 1979-89

9-11. General Motors; wood model/pattern makers' cancerscreening—Workers' Institute for Safety and Health/Pattern Makers' League of North America study, 1980-86

12. German Marshall Fund proposal, 1977-7813-14. Grey Iron Foundry Survey (UAW), 1972-7815. Health Research Group occupational health studies, 1970's16. Hoosier Safety Conference, Feb 198817. Informal labor union groups on health and safety, 1971-8018. Kerr, Lorin (UMW Occupational Health Dept. director), 1970's19. Midland Steel, 199120-23. Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Act appeals

(MIOSHA) appeals, 1976-77


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Box 23

1-6. MIOSHA appeals, 1977-797. MIOSHA appeals; GMC Saginaw Steering Gear Plant #2, 19768. MIOSHA appeals; J & J Mason Contractors, 19789-10. MIOSHA appeals; Kelsey-Hayes, 197811-16. NCI grant to conduct and evaluate cancer education

programs in ten UAW Plants, 1982-8817-19. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

(NIOSH); contract to study occupational mortality in theautomobile and related industries, 1978-81

Box 24

1-5. NIOSH; contract to study occupational mortality in theautomobile and related industries, 1982-87

6-7. NIOSH; contract to study occupational mortality in theautomobile and related industries—progress reports, 1981-86

8-14. NIOSH; corres. and reports, 1971-9315. NIOSH; symposium, 198016. Noise control, UAW conference on; speeches, 197617. Nuclear winter material, 1984-8518. Occupational safety and health; federal role, 1970's19. Occupational safety and health; organized labor's role, 1970's20-21. OSHA; confined space hearings—transcript, 14-15 Nov

198922-23. OSHA; confined space hearings—transcript, 5-6 Dec

1989

Box 25

1-3. OSHA; confined space hearings—transcript, 31 Jan-2 Feb,1990

4-14. OSHA; lead standard, 1976-9115-17. OSHA; lead standard—GM/Chrysler variance, 1978-8018-19. OSHA; lead standard litigation (Caterpillar LU 974),

1981-8520-22. OSHA; lead standard litigation (USWA v. Auchter)—

pleadings, 1982-84


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Box 26

1-3. OSHA; lead standard litigation (USWA v. Dole)—pleadings,1989-90

4-9. OSHA; lockout/tagout standard litigation (UAW v.OSHA)—briefs, 1990

10-20. OSHA; lockout/tagout standard litigation (UAW v.OSHA)—corres., 1979-84, 1988-Sep 1989

Box 27

1-6. OSHA; lockout/tagout standard litigation (UAW v. OSHA)—corres., Oct 1989-1991

7-17. OSHA; lockout/tagout standard litigation (UAW v. OSHA)—exhibits

18. OSHA; lockout/tagout standard litigation (UAW v. OSHA)—hearings transcript, 23 Sep 1988

19. OSHA; lockout/tagout standard litigation (UAW v. OSHA)—hearings transcript, 12 Oct 1988

20. OSHA; lockout/tagout standard litigation (UAW v. OSHA)—hearings transcript, 13 Oct 1988

21-22. OSHA; lockout/tagout standard litigation (UAW v.OSHA)—hearings transcript, 22 Oct 1988

23. OSHA; lockout/tagout standard litigation (UAW v. OSHA)—UAW proposed energy control program, 1989-90

24. OSHA; New Directions grant for health and safety training,1980-81

25. OSHA; "no-hands-in-dies" rule, 1974-7526. OSHA; Office of Management and Budget interference with

standards (Mirer testimony), 199127. Perchloroethylene, 1985-8928. Plant closing legislation, 198629. Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), 1983, 1985

Box 28

1-6. South Africa, 1982, 1984-897. Tetrachlorodibenzo p-Dioxin (TCDD), 19868. Toluenediamine (TDA), 19869. Trichloroethylene (TCE), 1986-8710. Triethylamine, 198611. TRIS, 1977-78, 198512. UAW bargaining on health and safety; Agricultural Implement,

(Ag Imp) 197613. UAW bargaining on health and safety; Ag Imp—Caterpillar,

1976, 1979


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14. UAW bargaining on health and safety; Ag Imp—Deere, 1973,1976, 1979

15. UAW bargaining on health and safety; Ag Imp—InternationalHarvester, 1973, 1976, 1979

16. UAW bargaining on health and safety; Ag Imp—J.I. Case,1977

17. UAW bargaining on health and safety; American Motors, 1973,1976

18. UAW bargaining on health and safety; auto Big Three, 1976,1979

19-22. UAW bargaining on health and safety; Chrysler, 1973,1976, 1979

23-27. UAW bargaining on health and safety; Ford, 1973, 1976,1979

28-33. UAW bargaining on health and safety; General Motors,1973, 1976, 1979

34. UAW bargaining on health and safety; General Motors Canada,1976

Box 29

1. UAW bargaining on health and safety; "Health and SafetyProvisions in UAW Agreements (Partial Listing)," Oct 1969

2. UAW Institutional Review Board, 1983-853-4. UAW Skilled Trades Conference, 1985-945. Woodcock, Leonard, public statements on health and safety,

1971-776. Work Area Hazard Identification Questionnaire, 19897. Workers Memorial Day, 2000


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Series IVLocal Union Files, 1946-1994

Boxes 29-68

Box 29

8. LU 2; Dana, Trenton, 1963-699. LU 3; Chrysler Hamtramck Assembly, 1960-8510. LU 3; Chrysler Winfield Foundry, 1972-83 [SEE ALSO: LU 47]11. LU 4; Extruded Metals, Belding, 1981-8412. LU 5; American Motors General, Mishawaka/South Bend,

1973-7813. LU 5; Cummins Engine Great Lakes Foundry, 196714-16. LU 6; International Harvester Melrose Park Works,

1964-7417-18. LU 7; Chrysler Jefferson Assembly, 1950-51, 1960-8519. LU 9; Bendix, South Bend, 1950-51, 198220-21. LU 9; Continental Grain, Milwaukee, 198422. LU 9; Kurth Malting, Milwaukee, 198423. LU 9; Miller Brewing, Milwaukee, 1983-8424. LU 10; General Motors Doraville Assembly, 1974-8425. LU 11; City Auto Stamping, Toledo, 1989, 199126. LU 12; Bingham Manufacturers, Toledo, 198327. LU 12; Chrysler Toledo Assembly, 1977-83, 198628. LU 12; Midland Ross, Toledo, 197629. LU 12; National Super Service, Maumee, 198330. LU 12; Plaskon Electronic Materials, Toledo, 1989-9031. LU 12; Reichert Stamping, Toledo, 198232. LU 12; Teledyne CAE, Toledo, 198333. LU 12; Toledo Wire Products, 198334. LU 14; Bunting Brass and Bronze, Toledo, 1972-77

Box 30

1-2. LU 14; General Motors Chevrolet Transmission, Toledo,1971-84

3. LU 14; Vulcan Industries, Toledo, 19834-7. LU 15; General Motors Fleetwood, Detroit, 1949-51, 1959-88

[blood lead screening]8. LU 16; Wickes Mfg. Dura Automotive Hardware Div., Toledo,

1987-919. LU 18; Murray, Scranton, 1950, 1961, 196910-11. LU 19; Leon Plastics, Grand Rapids, 1977-8112. LU 21; Cone Drive Gear, Traverse City, 196213. LU 22; General Motors Cadillac, Detroit, 1950-51, 1980-8414. LU 25; General Motors St. Louis Assembly, 1976-78, 1983-84,

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15. LU 26; The Stanley Works, Forestville, 1982, 1985, 1990-9116. LU 27; Northern Telecom, London, 1982, 198417. LU 30; Columbus Auto Parts, 1978-79, 1985-8918. LU 31; General Motors Fairfax Assembly, Kansas City,

1977-8319. LU 33; RE Dietz, Syracuse, 1988-8920. LU 34; General Motors Lakewood Assembly, 1978, 1980's21. LU 34; General Motors Warehousing and Distribution,

Doraville, 1977-8522. LU 35; Canadian Fram, 198223. LU 36; Ford Wixom Assembly, 1960, 1982-8424. LU 37; Young Radiator, Racine, 1981-9225. LU 38; Associated Spring, Ann Arbor, 1978-8626. LU 38; D.S.T. Industries, Clinton, 197827. LU 38; Hoover-NSK Bearing, Ann Arbor, 1962, 1964, 197628. LU 39; Budd, Clinton, 1976-8329. LU 45; General Motors Fisher Body Coit Rd., 1970-8330. LU 46; Bendix, South Beloit31. LU 47; Chrysler Detroit Forge/Winfield Foundry, 1950-51,

1976-89 [SEE ALSO: LU 3]32. LU 48; Midland Ross National Castings Div., Toledo, 1971-8833. LU 49; Excello, 195134. LU 51; Chrysler Lynch Rd. Assembly, 1950-51, 1972-8135. LU 51; Chrysler Mound Rd. Engine, Detroit, 1965-8436. LU 57; International Harvester, Fort Wayne, 1960-8037. LU 59; Stanadyne, Bellwood, 1970-8138. LU 62; Heat Controller, Jackson, 198439. LU 62; Martin-Marietta Presslite Div., Jackson, 1959-60, 196640. LU 62; Michigan Seat, Jackson, 1973-83

Box 31

1. LU 62; Pittsburgh Forging; Jackson, 19842. LU 62; Vibradamp, Jackson, 1959, 19623. LU 65; General Motors Chevrolet, Ypsilanti, 19604. LU 69; Johnson Bronze, New Castle, 19795. LU 70; American Spring Wire, Bedford Heights, 19826. LU 70; Eastwood Mfg., Warren, 1981-857. LU 70; Roth Steel Tube, Cleveland, 1979, 19838. LU 72; American Motors, Kenosha, 1973-849. LU 74; John Deere, Ottumwa, 195110. LU 75; American Motors, Milwaukee Body, 1968-8411. LU 76; Power Plus Batteries, Oakland, 197612. LU 76; Mack Trucks, Hayward, 1977, 198013. LU 78; Kelsey-Hayes, Detroit/Romulus/, 1960-8014. LU 80; Gemmer Mfg., Detroit, 1949-5115-16. LU 81; John Deere E. Moline Foundry, 1974-84


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17. LU 83; Borden, Madison Heights, 1978-7918. LU 83; Ebling Creamer, 194819-20. LU 84; ESB (Electric Storage Battery) Automotive Div.,

Logansport, 1962-8321. LU 88; ESB Automotive Div. Engine Center, Cleveland, 1941,

196922. LU 89; Allied Chemical, Amherstburg, 1979-8323. LU 89; Continental Group S.K.D. Automotive Div.,

Amherstburg, 1982-8324. LU 90; Campbell, Wyant and Cannon Foundry, S. Haven,

1973-8325. LU 92; Budd Red Lion, Philadelphia, 1975-8426. LU 93; General Motors Leeds Assembly, Kansas City, 1968-8827. LU 94; John Deere Dubuque Tractor Works, 1967-8428. LU 95; General Motors Janesville Assembly, 1972-8429. LU 97; Arvin Industries Seymour Div., 1969, 197130. LU 102; Gould Foundry Products, Eau Claire, 1977-8031. LU 103; Ford Precision, Canovanas, 196632. LU 103; Stearns Mfg., Adrian, 196233. LU 106; Clark Equipment, Lima, 1971, 197934. LU 110; Chrysler Missouri Truck Assembly, Fenton, 1973-8435. LU 112; DeHavilland Aircraft, Downsview, 197736. LU 113; Continental Motors, Muskegon, 195137. LU 115; Ampco-Pittsburgh Ampco Metal Div., Milwaukee,

1970-8438. LU 117; Acme Precision Products, Detroit, 1978-7939. LU 118; Automotive Specialties, Barberton, 198340. LU 119; Dearborn Stove, Garland, 198141. LU 119; Globe Union, Garland, 1976-8242. LU 120; Featherlite Trailers of Iowa, Cresco, 1984, 198643-44. LU 122; Chrysler Twinsburg Stamping, 1958-86

Box 32

1. LU 124; Crothers, Toronto, 19812. LU 124; Varta Batteries, Scarborough, 19763. LU 125; Durkee-Atwood, Minneapolis, 1974-774-5. LU 127; Bendix, Chatham, 1979-826. LU 127; Eaton Yale, Chatham, 19797-8. LU 127; International Harvester, Chatham, 1971-839. LU 128; Tube Products, Troy, 1978, 1983-8410-12. LU 129; Volkswagen, Fort Worth, 1976-8613. LU 131; White Motor Autocar Trucks Div., Exton, 1979-8014-15. LU 133; Fafnir Bearing, New Britain, 1978-8116. LU 134; Leisure Group, Jackson, 197117. LU 135; American Seating, Grand Rapids, 1960-66, 1982-8418-19. Chrysler Plymouth Assembly, St. Louis, 1962-84


20

20. LU 136; Lear Siegler, Chesterton, 198821. LU 137; Gibson Products, Belding, 1962-68, 1981-8422. LU 140; Chrysler Amplex-Harper, Detroit, 1974-8323-24. LU 140; Chrysler Warren Truck, Detroit, 1951, 1978-86

Box 33

1. LU 142; Kaiser-Frazer, Willow Run, 1949-512-3. LU 143; American Smelting and Refining, Newark, 1981-844. LU 144; Varta Batteries, Winnipeg, 19765. LU 145; Caterpillar Aurora Plant, 1980-846. LU 146; Walter Kidde & Co., Belleville, 1964, 1980-817. LU 147; Fisher Abrasive Products, Howell, 19798. LU 148; McDonnell Douglas, Lakewood, 1977, 1982-839. LU 149; Abex Corp., Winchester, 1978-7910. LU 151; Design and Mfg., Connersville, 1974-8611. LU 152; International Harvester, Hinsdale, 197812. LU 153; Bendix Aerospace, Teterboro, 1959-8513. LU 154; Hudson Motor Car, Detroit, 1950-5114. LU 155; A. Tool and Gauge, Detroit, 196715. LU 155; Acme Industrial Products, Royal Oak, 196716. LU 155; Active Tool and Mfg., Detroit, 195117. LU 155; Aetna Industries, Warren, 1978-8418. LU 155; Ainsworth Mfg., Marysville, 195119. LU 155; Ajax Steel Forge, Detroit, 196720. LU 155; American Car and Foundry, Detroit, 195021. LU 155; Anderson Steel Treating, Detroit, 195922. LU 155; Bendix, Detroit, 198023. LU 155; Cadillac Gage, Detroit, 195124. LU 155; Chrysler Tool and Die, Warren, 196925. LU 155; Crest Tool Industries, Madison Heights, 198126. LU 155; DeFoss Mfg., Detroit, 197927. LU 155; DeLuxe Die Works, Detroit, 195128. LU 155; Detroit Aluminum and Brass Corp., 1949, 1959, 197129. LU 155; Detroit Mold and Engineering, 1950, 1960, 197030. LU 155; Detroit Plating, 195131. LU 155; Excello, Detroit, 195032. LU 155; Experimental Tool and Die, Detroit, 195133. LU 155; Garland Mfg., Detroit, 1949-5034. LU 155; Heidrich Tool and Die, Oak Park, 196435. LU 155; Highland Tool and Mfg., Detroit, 196636. LU 155; Hudson Tool and Machine, Royal Oak, 195137. LU 155; Hydro-Craft, Detroit, 197838. LU 155; Jackson Products, Detroit, 195939. LU 155; Maks Machine, Warren, 197940. LU 155; Mercury Plastics, Mt. Clemens, 197941. LU 155; Michigan Precision Mold, 1960's


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42. LU 155; Michigan Steel Casting, Detroit, 1950-5143. LU 155; Multi-Hydromatic Welding, E. Detroit, 195144. LU 155; Nicholson File Barnes Saw Div., Detroit, 1969, 197145. LU 155; Northeastern Tool and Die Corp., Warren, 198046. LU 155; O. L. Anderson, Detroit, 195147. LU 155; Olsonite Corp., Hamtramck, 1979, 198248. LU 155; Spishock Automation Tool, Detroit, 196349. LU 155; Stamping Service, Detroit, 197850. LU 155; Starr Heat Treating, Detroit, 196751. LU 155; Superior Welding and Press, Center Line, 197852. LU 155; Swedish Crucible Steel Plastic Div., 1949-50, 195953. LU 155; United Forge, Detroit, 195054. LU 155; United Greenfield Putnam Tool Div., 1967, 197955. LU 155; Vincent Steel Process, Detroit, 1951-5256. LU 157; Acorn Iron Works, 198157. LU 157; Automotive Spring, Detroit, 197458. LU 157; Bratton Tool and Die, Detroit, 196759. LU 157; Brooks and Perkins, Livonia, 1978-7960. LU 157; Buell Die and Machine, Detroit, 1950-5161. LU 157; Chicago Pneumatic Tool, Detroit, 195062. LU 157; Cohagen Tool, Detroit, 196263. LU 157; Columbia Steel Treating, Detroit, 1957, 195964. LU 157; Commonwealth Brass, Detroit, 194665. LU 157; Contract Specialties, Detroit, 195166. LU 157; Detroit Kellering, 196267. LU 157; Dial Machine and Tool, Oak Park, 197968. LU 157; Drum Employee Service, Livonia, 198569. LU 157; F. L. Jacobs, Detroit, 195070. LU 157; Federal Engineering, Detroit, 1959, 196271. LU 157; Imperial Design and Mfg., Dearborn, 1961-6272. LU 157; Johnson Die and Engineering, Detroit, 197973. LU 157; Leland Detroit Mfg., 197874. LU 157; Marlanco, Detroit, 197975. LU 157; Master Spline Tool and Gage, Livonia, 1982-8376. LU 157; Meridian Industries Huron Die Casting Div., Flat Rock,

197377. LU 157; Midland Ross Robotron Div., Southfield, 197978. LU 157; Murray-Way, Birmingham, 1960-6179 LU 157; Oakman Mfg., Detroit, 195180. LU 157; Omega Tool and Die, Detroit, 196181. LU 157; Palmer-Shile, Detroit, 197982. LU 157; Pelton Crane, Detroit, 195083. LU 157; Perfection Heat Treating, Detroit, 1961-6284. LU 157; Rex Industries, Detroit, 196085. LU 157; S & S Polishing, Oak Park, 195986. LU 157; Star Tool and Die Works, Detroit, 1951, 1958-7387. LU 157; Sterling Steel Treating, Sterling Heights, 1972-74


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88. LU 157; Tool Industries, Detroit, 1964-6689. LU 157; Wallace J. Ivers, Detroit, 1959-8090. LU 157; Zapton Mfg., Detroit, 197991. LU 160; General Motors Tech Center Chevrolet Engineering,

Warren, 1972-8492. LU 160; General Motors Tech Center design staff, Warren,

1976-Mar 82

Box 34

1. LU 160; General Motors Tech Center design staff, Warren,Apr 1982-1986

2-3. LU 160; General Motors Tech Center Fisher Body Engineering,Warren, 1962, 1975-84

4. LU 160; General Motors Tech Center Research Lab, Warren,1957

5. LU 161; Amstead Industries Litho Strip Div., Fairless Hills,1983-85

6. LU 162; Poor and Co. Kensington Steel Div., Chicago, 19677. LU 163; All Products, Detroit, 19698. LU 163; General Motors Detroit Diesel, Detroit, 1950, 1960-61,

1970, 1977-849. LU 163; General Motors Detroit Diesel, Romulus, 1981-8410. LU 163; Enot Foundry, Wayne, 196811. LU 165; Herron-Zimmers Moulding, Detroit, 1949, 195112. LU 166; General Motors Fisher Body, Willow Run, 196813. LU 167; General Motors Diesel Equipment Div., Grand Rapids,

1959, 1975-8414. LU 170; A. C. Williams, Ravenna, 1972-8115. LU 171; Mack Trucks, Hagerstown, 1970-8216. LU 174; American Metal Product, Detroit, 195117. LU 174; Atlas Foundry, Detroit, 1972-7518. LU 174; Chrysler Detroit Universal, 1963, 1974-8019. LU 174; Detroit Nut, 195020. LU 174; Eynon Dakin, Detroit, 196521. LU 174; Firestone Steel Products, Wyandotte, 1960-8322. LU 174; General Motors Cut and Sew, Livonia, 1958-59,

1980-8423. LU 174; General Motors Fisher Body Fort St., Detroit, 1970-8424. LU 174; General Motors Inland, Livonia, 1980-8225. LU 174; Guardian Glass, Detroit, 1968, 197026. LU 174; Hancock Steel, Detroit, 195027. LU 174; Huron Forge and Machine, Detroit, 1963, 1972-8928. LU 174; Kerr Mfg., Romulus, 198429. LU 174; Lear Siegler, Detroit, 1974-7930. LU 174; McIntosh, Detroit, 1978, 198231. LU 174; Metal Moulding, Detroit, 1951


23

32. LU 174; Precision Spring, Detroit, 9151, 1967, 1978-8333. Lu 174; Shatterproof Glass, Detroit, 197934. LU 174; Timken Axle, Detroit, 194935-38. LU 180; J. I. Case, Racine, 1971-80

Box 35

1. LU 180; J. I. Case, Racine, 1981-842. LU 180; J. I. Case, Racine—past abatement3. LU 181; Crestline, Raritan, 19804. LU 182; Ford Livonia Transmission, 1982-845. LU 186; Stuart Radiator, Denver, 19836. LU 189; Adjel Products, Detroit, 1960-617. LU 189; Aetna Tool and Die, Center Line, 19608. LU 189; Clearly Mfg., Detroit, 19609. LU 189; Industrial Smelting, Detroit, 198110. LU 189; James Steel and Tube, Madison Heights, 199311. LU 189; Lee Silver Service, Detroit, 1958-6012. LU 189; Michigan Metal Processing, Detroit, 1970, 198013. LU 189; Parker Wolverine, Detroit, 1950-5114. LU 189; Peninsular Metal Products, Ferndale, 195015. LU 189; SGL Batteries Mfg., Detroit, 1963-64, 1973-8016. LU 189; Smith Morris, Ferndale, 1961, 1969-7017. LU 189; Spartan Products, Madison Heights, 1963-6618. LU 190; Packard, Detroit, 1949-5219. LU 192; Hillsboro Mfg., 197920. LU 192; White Foundry, Hillsboro, 1979, 198621-23. LU 195; Bendix, Windsor, 1966, 1970, 1975-78

[asbestos]24. LU 195; Bendix, Windsor—asbestos situation press coverage,

1979-8825. LU 195; Binder Tool and Mold, Windsor, 1977-8026-29. LU 195; Canadian Rock Salt, Windsor, 1977-8530-31. LU 195; Champion Spark Plug, Windsor, 1977, 1983-8532. LU 195; Chrysler, Tecumseh, 1949-5033. LU 195; Fabricated Steel Products, Windsor, 1979-8034. LU 195; Kelsey-Hayes, Windsor, 1978-7935. LU 195; Kendan Mfg., Windsor, 1983-86

Box 36

1. LU 195; Petro-Chem Plastics, Windsor, 19842. LU 195; Somerville Industries, Windsor, 1973, 1979, 19813. LU 195; Standard Induction Casing, Windsor, 1973-744. LU 195; Toga Mfg., Windsor, 1979-805. LU 195; Windsor Bumper, 1979, 1982-83, 19896. LU 195; Windsor Machine and Stamping, 1984


24

7. LU 196; Eaton Valve Div., Battle Creek, 1958-68, 1978, 19818. LU 197; TRW Marlin Rockwell Bearing Div., Plainview, 1980-839. LU 199; Aimco Industries, St. Catharines, 1974-8410-11. LU 199; General Motors, St. Catharines, 1973-80, 198512. LU 200; Ford Essex Aluminum Casting, 1982-8413-15. LU 200; Ford Windsor Engine, 1981-8316. LU 200; Ford Windsor Foundry and Casting, 1951, 1975-78,

198417. LU 201; Firestone Electric Wheel Div., Quincy, 1979, 198518. LU 203; Jamestown China, Mt. Clemens, 1979-8019. LU 203; Motor City Mfg., Warren, 198420. LU 203; Motor Products, Detroit, 1949-5121. LU 203; Sabin Industries, Mt. Clemens, 198022. LU 203; Springfield Machine and Stamping, Warren, 1959-61,

197923. LU 203; Valley Die Cast, Detroit, 1970-7124. LU 205; Budd Duraplastic Products Div, Detroit, 1965-66,

197525. LU 205; Cold Heating, Detroit, 198126. LU 205; Fabricon Auto Products, Detroit 1957, 1969, 1976,

198127. LU 205; Jo-Han Models, Detroit, 1971-7528. LU 205; Peninsular Rubber, Detroit, 197829. LU 205; Ray-Whyte Electric Products, St. Clair Shores,

1963-6730. LU 206; Kelvinator, Grand Rapids, 1971-7331. LU 208; Bohn Aluminum, Detroit, 195132-37. LU 211; General Motors Central Foundry, Defiance,

1972-86 [silica dust]

Box 37

1. LU 212; Briggs Mfg., 1958, 19652. LU 212; Chrysler Detroit Trim, 1975-76, 1983-843. LU 212; Chrysler Lynch Rd., 1987-914. LU 212; Mack Ave. Stamping, 1949-51, 1959-825. LU 212; Chrysler Outer Drive Stamping/Tech Center, 1954-856. LU 212; Chrysler Vernor Tool and Die, 1966, 1969, 1975-837. LU 212; Huck Mfg., 19498. LU 213; Clements Mfg., Deckerville, 19809. LU 213; Clifford Mfg., Marlette, 1980's10. LU 213; Guerdon Industries, Marlette, 1962, 198311. LU 213; Metalcraft, Marlette, 1962-64, 1983-8412. LU 213; Square Tube, Marlette, 1963-6413. LU 215; Caterpillar, Davenport, 1969-8514. LU 216; General Motors South Gate Assembly, 1970's15. LU 217; Airco Welding Products, Cuyahoga Heights, 1978


25

16. LU 217; Lake Auto Radiator, Racine, 198217. LU 217; Lamson and Sessions, Cleveland, 196918. LU 217; Manufacturers Brush, Cleveland, 198219. LU 217; Nutronics, Cleveland, 197620. LU 217; United Screw and Bolt, 198521-23. LU 222; General Motors, Oshawa, 1967-8424. LU 225; Borg-Warner Mechanics Div., Rockwood, 1973-8025-26. LU 226; International Harvester Indianapolis Foundry,

1965-8327. LU 227; Chrysler DeSoto, Detroit, 1949-5128. LU 227; Chrysler McGraw Glass, Dearborn, 1957-8429. LU 228; Ford, Center Line, 1950-5130-31. LU 228; Ford Sterling Heights Assembly, 1957-84

[NIOSH evaluation of cancer mortality at the plant]32. LU 231; McQuay-Norris, St. Louis, 197733-34. LU 233; General Motors Fisher Body, Hamilton, 1969-70,

1977-8535-36. LU 235; Chevrolet Gear and Axle, Detroit, 1950, 1952,

1962. 1974-84

Box 38

1. LU 236; Associated Spring, Plymouth, 1966, 19822. LU 236; Hyde Spring and Wire, Detroit, 1980, 1992, 19943. LU 236; L. A. Young Spring and Wire, Detroit, 1949-514. LU 236; Midway Spring, Mt. Clemens, 1974-755. LU 237; Borg-Warner Universal, Memphis, 19656. LU 237; Michigan Steel Tube Products, 19497. LU 239; General Motors Baltimore Assembly, 1962, 1974,

1979-848. LU 244; Massey-Ferguson Warehouse Production and

Maintenance, Racine, 1976-77, 19849. LU 245; Ford Dearborn Engineering, 1960-63, 1977-8010. LU 247; Thompson Products, Detroit, 195011. LU 247; TRW Van Dyke Works, Warren, 1957-66, 1974-8312-17. LU 248; Allis-Chalmers Mfg., West Allis, 1949, 1972-84

[silicosis]18-19. LU 249; Ford Kansas City Assembly, 1970-8320. LU 250; Gar Wood Industries, Wayne, 1951, 1958, 1963-6921. LU 252; Caterpillar, Toronto, 1978, 198222. LU 252; Prestolite Battery, Toronto, 197623. LU 252; Fruehauf, Weston, 1950-5124. LU 254; American Standard Industrial Products Div.,

Dearborn, 1961, 1980-8325. LU 255; Ford Aluminum Foundry, Sheffield, 1972-76, 198926. LU 256; Massey-Ferguson Transmission and Axle, Detroit,

1963-83


26

27. LU 257; Doehler-Jarvis, Grand Rapids, 1963-6828. LU 259; ADC Medical, E. Farmingdale, 198129. LU 259; Condec, Old Greenwich/Schenectady, 1964, 1974-8430. LU 259; DeLackner Helicopters, Mt. Vernon, 198331. LU 259; Metropolitan Auto Prep, Bloomfield, 1983-8432. LU 259; Alkon, Wayne, 198333. LU 260; Muller Machinery, Metuchen, 198134. LU 261; General Electric Hotpoint, Milwaukee, 1982, 198535. LU 262; General Motors Chevrolet Forge, 195036-37. LU 262; General Motors Chevrolet Spring and Bumper,

Livonia, 1971-8438. LU 268; Acco Industries Cable Control Div., Adrian, 1984,

199039. LU 272; Producto, Oak Park, 199140. LU 274; Rockwell International Brake, Ashtabula, 1976, 198741. LU 277; Reynolds Metal, Grand Rapids, 1972-84, 198942. LU 279; Dana Richmond Machining, 197743. LU 280; Continental Aviation, Detroit, 1951

Box 39

1. LU 282; Moog Automotive, St. Louis, 1981-842. LU 282; Standard Automotive, Elsberry, 1975-763. LU 288; Protective Treatments, Dayton, 19834. LU 292; General Motors Delco, Kokomo, 1972, 1976-855. LU 296; General Motors Terex Div., Hudson, 1969-70, 1978-826. LU 299; FMC Construction Equipment, Cedar Rapids, 1979-857. LU 300; Curtiss-Wright, Lodi, 19818. LU 303; General Motors Scarborough Van, 19839. LU 304; C. M. Hall Lamp, 1960-6610-11. LU 306; Budd Automotive Div., Detroit, 1950-51,

1958-65, 1974-8412. LU 306; Detroit Broach and Machine, Rochester, 197813. LU 311; Caterpillar Towmotor, Mentor, 197214. LU 312; Acustar, Trenton, 198815. LU 313; Detroit Bevel Gear, 195916. LU 323; General Motors Parts Depot, Jacksonville, 198517. LU 324; Abex Engineered Products Div., Athens, 1978-8018. LU 325; Ford St. Louis Assembly, 198619-21. LU 326; General Motors Fisher Body Coldwater Rd.,

Flint, 1953-84 [lung cancer mortality]22.-23 LU 326; General Motors Fisher Body Coldwater Rd.,

Flint—air quality tests, 1955-8024. LU 329; General Motors Fisher Body #37, Detroit, 1950,

1979-80, 198925. LU 330; Lear Siegler, Grand Rapids, 1976-8426. LU 331; Great Lakes Steel, Ecorse, 1980


27

27. LU 332; Houdaille Industries, Detroit, 196128. LU 335; Fulton Mfg., Milwaukee, 199229. LU 337; McGregor Cartage, Taylor, 199130. LU 343; Miracle Recreation Equipment, Grinnell, 198331. LU 345; Universal Foundry, Oshkosh, 1962, 1972-7932. LU 346; Van Dorn Plastic Machinery, Cleveland, 1969-7433. LU 351; Budman Sash, Detroit, 196234. LU 351; Crown Fabricators, Sterling Heights, 197435. LU 351; Detroit Steel Products, 1972-7936. LU 351; Dongan Electric Mfg., Detroit, 1962, 1975, 198137. LU 351; Federal Alloys, Detroit, 1975-7638. LU 351; Fenestra Spring, Detroit, 1958-59, 196539. LU 351; Korreck Mfg., Warren, 1974-8440. LU 351; Skuttle Mfg., Milford, 197341. LU 351; Square D Detroit Assembly, Madison Heights,

1957-61, 1974, 1981

Box 40

1-2. LU 351; U.S. Auto Radiator, Highland Park, 1967, 1974-853. LU 355; General Motors Hawthorne Chevrolet, 19844. LU 355; Wessells, Detroit, 1970's5. LU 357; Alloy Tek, Grandville, 1965, 1990-926. LU 358; Singer Controls Div., N. Manchester, 19817. LU 359; White Metal Mfg., Hawthorne, 19838. LU 360; Detroit Broach and Machine, 1979, 1981, 19839. LU 360; Hoover Steel Treating, Warren, 1991-9210. LU 360; Induction Services, Warren, 199311-12. LU 362; General Motors Chevrolet, Bay City, 1967,

1975-8313. LU 363; Pesco Products, Cleveland, 196914. LU 365; ABC Automotive Products, Brooklyn, 198115. LU 365; Eagle Electric, Long Island City, 1978-8616. LU 365; Great Eastern Brass, Long Island City, 198217. LU 365; Kensico Tube, Long Island City, 19618. LU 365; Multi-Metal Wire Cloth, Tappan, 198419. LU 365; Murray Mfg., Brooklyn, 196220. LU 365; Tidland, Oak Ridge, 198221. LU 368; Eaton Spring Div., Detroit, 196322. LU 371; Chrysler Machining and Forge, New Castle, 1973-8423-26. LU 372; Chrysler Trenton Chemical, 1966-83 [NIOSH

study of asbestos-related cancer deaths]27-29. LU 372; Chrysler Trenton Engine, 1960-8730-31. LU 376; Colt Industries Firearms Div., Hartford, 1973-86

[reproductive health hazards]32. LU 376; High Standard, E. Hartford, 196333. LU 376; Hunt-Pierce, Milford, 1971


28

34. LU 376; Noranda Industries Forge Fin Div., 1980's35. LU 376; Rostand Mfg., Milford, 1980-8336. LU 376; Roytype, Newington, 1984

Box 41

1. LU 376; Roytype, Newington, 19842. LU 376; United Fireplace Equipment, Hartford, 19803. LU 376; Wasley Products, Plainville, 1981-824. LU 380; Dana Con-Vel Div., Detroit, 19625. LU 380; Gear Grinding, Detroit, 19506. LU 387; Bridgeport Brass, Adrian, 1956-597. LU 387; Ford Woodhaven Stamping, 1978-848. LU 388; Goss Printing Press, 19509. LU 388; Standard Products, Gaylord, 1958-8010. LU 389; Hitachi Magna-Lock, Big Rapids, 1978, 198111. LU 389; Hanchett Mfg., Big Rapids, 1969-7012. LU 390; Chamberlain Mfg., Albia, 1973-8313. LU 392; Pullman Trailmobile, Cincinnati, 196114. LU 393; Farrel Cheek Steel Foundry, Sandusky, 1964-7415-16. LU 397; Pullman Trailmobile, Brantford, 1970-8317. LU 399; Anaconda American Brass, Toronto, 1960's, 1978-8018. LU 400; Ford Chesterfield Trim, Mt. Clemens, 1978-79, 198419. LU 400; Ford Highland Park, 1948-5020-21. LU 400; Ford Paint and Vinyl, Mt. Clemens, 1974-8322-25. LU 400; Ford Utica Trim, 1975-8526. LU 401; Allis-Chalmers Mfg., La Crosse, 196027. LU 402; International Harvester Springfield Works, 1969-8428. LU 403; Lakey Foundry, Muskegon, 195929. LU 408; Auto Truck Equipment, Detroit, 194930. LU 408; Hoover Universal, Whitmore Lake, 1959-60, 1972-

May 1982

Box 42

1-2. LU 408; Hoover Universal, Whitmore Lake, Jun 1982-19853. LU 408; Industrial Automotive Fasteners, Royal Oak, 1977,

1981-824. LU 408; Quanta, Wyandotte, 19845. LU 408; Rubber and Plastics, Detroit, 19856-9. LU 412; Chrysler Highland Park, 1959-66, 1978-8410-11. LU 412; Chrysler Highland Park—wood model/pattern

makers' cancer screening [dust exposure], 1979-8412. LU 414; E. W. Bliss, Hastings, 196113. LU 416; Gas Spring, Norristown, 1978-8114. LU 416; Hurst Performance, Warminister, 1978-7915. LU 417; Al-Craft Mfg., Troy, 1968-69, 1979, 1986


29

16. LU 417; B/W Controller, Birmingham, 196817. LU 417; Birmingham Flocking and Finishing, Clawson, 1972-7318. LU 417; General Tire, Troy, 1970-7119. LU 417; Grand Steel and Mfg., Clawson, 1967-6920. LU 417; Hawthorne Metal Products, 195121. LU 417; Industro-Motive, Troy, 196722. LU 417; Lee Mfg., Clawson, 1956-6923. LU 417; Metal Treating Industries, Clawson, 196624. LU 417; Nagle Industries, Troy, 197725. LU 417; Quality Gasket and Mfg., 1969-7426. LU 417; Republic Products, Warren, 197827. LU 417; Sahlin Engineering, Troy, 196828. LU 417; Smillie and Co., Ferndale, 198229. LU 417; Universal Plastics, Fraser, 198530. LU 417; W. C. McCurdy, Troy, 198331. LU 420; Ford Walton Hills Stamping, Cleveland, 1960-8432. LU 422; General Motors, Framingham, 1983, 1987, 198933. LU 424; General Motors Chevrolet Axle, Buffalo, 1973-8434. LU 425; Ford Lorain Assembly, 1958-8435. LU 426; White Motor, Solon, 196636-37. LU 434; John Deere Plow and Planter Works, Moline,

1975-80, 198438. LU 435; General Motors Wilmington Assembly, 1957-8339. LU 437; Central Fibre Products, Chelsea, 197940. LU 437; Fortune Industries, Chelsea, 1972, 197941. LU 437; Rockwell International Mechanical Spring, Chelsea,

1978-7942-43. LU 438; Delco, Milwaukee, 1959-68, 1976-85 [NIOSH

study of cancer among battery plant workers]44. LU 439; Massey-Ferguson, Toronto, 1960's, 198145-46. LU 440; General Motors Central Foundry, Bedford,

1970-83

Box 43

1. LU 441; Essex Wire, Ligonier, 1964-652-3. LU 444; Chrysler Pillette Rd. Truck, 1976-834. LU 444; Chrysler Tecumseh Rd. Truck, 19785. LU 444; Chrysler Walker Foundry, 19656-7. LU 444; Chrysler Windsor Assembly, 1961-858. LU 444; Chrysler Windsor Engine, 1975-799. LU 444; Chrysler Windsor Spring, 1978-8310. LU 445; Quality Aluminum Casting, Waukesha, 198411. LU 446; Chrysler Fostoria Foundry, 1973-8012. LU 447; Ingersoll Steel and Disc, Kalamazoo, 195113. LU 449; National Lock, Rockford, 197914. LU 450; Deere Des Moines Works, 1968, 1976-85


30

15. LU 451; Otis Elevator Baker Material Handling Div., Cleveland,1972-79

16. LU 455; Borden, Saginaw, 1976-8217-18. LU 455; General Motors Central Foundry, Saginaw,

1975-84 [SEE ALSO: General Motors; OHAB—SaginawMalleable Iron Foundry Surveillance Project]

19-20. LU 456; American Motors Holmes Foundry, 1973-8421. LU 458; Massey-Ferguson, Brantford, 1949-50, 197922. LU 460; Wolverine Brass Works, Grand Rapids, 1960, 1966,

1984-8523. LU 465; General Motors Chevrolet Aluminum Foundry,

Massena, 1963, 1974, 1980-8424-25. LU 467; General Motors Chevrolet Div., Saginaw,

1972-8226. LU 468; Clark Equipment, Buchanan, 1966, 1972-7827. LU 472; Eltra Prestolite Div., Atlanta, 1975-8228. LU 472; Southern Iron and Equipment, Atlanta, 1980-8229. LU 473; OMC Stern Drive, Waukegan, 197930-31. LU 474; Hayes-Albion, Albion, 1967, 1976-86

Box 44

1. LU 477; American Machining, Oak Lawn, 19852. LU 477; Drawn Metal Products, Niles, 19783. LU 477; Jet Die Casting, Chicago, 19814. LU 480; Muskegon Piston Ring, 1990-915. LU 483; Detroit Diesel Allison Div., Romulus, 1975-846-9. LU 486; Midland Steel, Cleveland, 1949, 1951, 1965, 1979,

1984-9110. LU 487; Allis-Chalmers, Gadsden, 1976-7811-16. LU 488; General Motors Kalamazoo Stamping, 1973-8517-20. LU 489; Delco, Muncie, 1969-83 [NIOSH evaluation of

reproductive health of plant workers]21. LU 490; Chrysler Highland Park, 1950-51, 1960, 196322. LU 491; Accurate Die Casting, Fayetteville, 198223. LU 497; Standard Products, Port Clinton, 1970, 1982

Box 45

1. LU 500; Bauer Brothers, Springfield, 1970, 1975, 19812. LU 507; Torin, Torrington, 1978, 1981, 19833. LU 509; Ronson Hydraulic, Duarte, 1978-794. LU 509; Estee Battery, Commerce, 19765. LU 510; United Aircraft, Longueill, 19796. LU 511; General Motors New Departure Hyatt Bearing Div.,

Harrison, 19607. LU 513; Clark Grave Vault, Columbus, 1973-74, 1986


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8. LU 514; Tyler Refrigeration, Waxahachie, 19769. LU 519; Eltra Prestolite Wire Div., Hazelton, 197710. LU 521; Red Valve, Carnegie, 197811. LU 522; General Motors Chevrolet Div., Saginaw, 1971,

1977-8212. LU 524; Flores Machine and Tool, Holly, 1967-68, 1981-8213. LU 524; M & N Stamping, Fenton 197014. LU 524; Holly Spring, 197915. LU 525; Inglis, Stoney Creek, 1978-8416. LU 525; Studebaker, Hamilton, 195017. LU 526; Prestolite, Bay City, 1978-8618. LU 528; Babcock and Wilcox, Rockford, 198019. LU 537; U.S. Graphite, Saginaw, 1950-5120. LU 539; Campbell, Wyant and Cannon Foundry, Muskegon,

1973-8421. LU 540; Artco, Lake Orion, 196922. LU 540; Beaver Precision Products, Troy, 1981-8223. LU 540; Crucible Brass Foundry, Pontiac, 1958-5924. LU 540; Hawk Tool and Engineering, Clarkston, 196225. LU 540; Synchro, Oxford, 195126. LU 544; General Motors Fisher Body Stamping, Pittsburgh,

1976-8527. LU 546; General Motors Parts Div., Richmond, 198128. LU 547; Milwaukee Spring, 198729. LU 549; General Motors Fisher Body Stamping, Mansfield,

1975-8430-39. LU 550; Chrysler Indianapolis Foundry, 1967-May 1978

[silica dust]

Box 46

1-9. LU 550; Chrysler Indianapolis Foundry, May 1978-198510-11. LU 554; Dixie Metals, Heflin, 1975-8012. LU 558; General Motors Fisher Body Chicago Stamping, Willow

Springs, 1970-8613. LU 560; Ford San Jose Assembly, 1972-8114. LU 561; Schrader Automotive, Dickson, 198615. LU 562; Western International, Des Moines, 1983, 198616. LU 564; Hoover Universal, Saline, 1965, 1967, 197617. LU 571; Eltra Prestolite Div., Niagara Falls, 1981-8218. LU 573; Metallic Process, Muskegon, 1961-6219. LU 576; Divco Truck, Detroit, 1958-6620-21. LU 579; General Motors Central Foundry, Danville,

1971-8422-24. LU 579; General Motors Central Foundry, Danville—

NIOSH study of mortality among ferrous foundryworkers, 1984


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Box 47

1. LU 579; General Motors Central Foundry, Danville—NIOSHstudy of mortality among ferrous foundry workers, 1984

2-3. LU 581; General Motors Fisher Body #1, Flint, 1948-50,1960-63, 1971, 1980-89

4. LU 582; Namsco, Bellwood, 19705. LU 585; Electronic Enclosures, Pennsauken, 19836. LU 585; General Motors Parts Div., Bensalem, 1978, 19807. LU 585; R.M.P., Pennsauken, 1982-838. LU 590; Torrington Bearings Div., South Bend, 1972-859. LU 593; Syncro Machine, Perth Amboy, 1960's10. LU 593; CWC Castings, Muskegon, 198411-12. LU 594; General Motors Truck and Bus, Pontiac, 1950,

1960, 1969, 1977-84 [barring of women from jobs withexposure to lead]

13. LU 595; General Motors Linden Assembly, 1976-8414. LU 595; General Motors Linden Assembly—"Assessment of

Lead Health Hazards in an Auto Body Shop of an AutomobileAssembly Plant," Jun 1981

15. LU 596; General Motors Fisher Body, Pontiac, 1951, 1969,1976-82

16. LU 598; General Motors Fisher Body #2, Flint, 1950-5117-21. LU 599; General Motors Buick Div., Flint, 1956-8522-24. LU 600; Ford Rouge, 1946-5325. LU 601; Swedish Crucible Steel, Hamtramck, 195026-27. LU 602; General Motors Fisher Body, Lansing, 1965-

Mar 1984

Box 48

1. LU 602; General Motors Fisher Body, Lansing, Apr-Dec 19842. LU 610; Barnum Brothers Fibre, Petoskey, 19903. LU 615; Ideal Castings, Albion, 1973-754. LU 622; Cotta Transmission, Rockford, 19805. LU 622; Lindberg Heating, Rockford, 19796. LU 623; Armstrong Air Conditioning, Bellevue, 19937. LU 623; National Brass Foundry, Springfield, 1979-828. LU 624; Chrysler New Process Gear, Syracuse, 1959, 1976-849. LU 625; Eaton Industrial Drives Div., Cleveland, 197810-11. LU 626; General Motors New Departure Hyatt Bearing

Div., Bristol, 1975-8812-16. LU 626; General Motors New Departure Hyatt Bearing

Div., Bristol—"Mortality among Workers Exposed toCutting Fluids and Abrasives," 1978-85

17. LU 630; Chrysler Introl Div., Ann Arbor, 1958-80


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18. LU 360; Chrysler Introl Div., Scio Twp., 1977-8219. LU 632; Harnischfeger, Escanaba, 1963, 1979-8320. LU 634; General Motors Harrison Radiator Div., Buffalo,

1978-79, 1986-9021. LU 636; Kelsey-Hayes Eureka Foundry, 1972-7322. LU 636; Standard Tube, Woodstock, 1950, 197923. LU 641; Beach Foundry, 1957-58, 196924. LU 644; E. L. Gruber, Royersford, 197825. LU 644; Weldwel, Allentown, 197926. LU 645; General Motors Van Nuys Assembly, 1976-8327. LU 647; Cincinnati Yellow Cab, 198028. LU 647; Hess and Eisenhardt, Rossmoyne, 198129. LU 650; Consolidated International, Lansing, 1963-6830-31. LU 651; General Motors AC Spark Plug, Flint, 1951,

1961-8432-33. LU 652; General Motors Oldsmobile Div., Lansing,

1951-69, 1974-Sep 1978

Box 49

1-3. LU 652; General Motors Oldsmobile Div., Lansing, Oct 1978-1986

4-7. LU 653; General Motors Pontiac Foundry, 1960, 1971-848-9. LU 656; Greyhound, Detroit, 1968, 1983, 198510-12. LU 659; General Motors Chevrolet Div., Flint, 1948-51,

1972-8413-14. LU 662; General Motors Delco, Anderson, 1970-8615. LU 665; Ryerson-Haynes, Jackson, 198116-18. LU 668; General Motors Chevrolet Grey Iron Casting,

Saginaw, 1957, 1966, 1973-80

Box 50

1-4. LU 668; General Motors Chevrolet Grey Iron Casting,Saginaw, 1982-85

5. LU 672; Holland Die Casting, 1980, 19836. LU 673; McDonnell Douglas, Canada, 19807-8. LU 674; General Motors Norwood Assembly, 1970-869-10. LU 674; General Motors Norwood Assembly—barring of

women from jobs with exposure to lead, 1977-7811-12. LU 675; Eltra Prestolite Div., Vincennes, 1970-8413-14. LU 677; Mack Trucks, Allentown, 1968-70, 1976-8215. LU 681; Bower Roller Bearing, Detroit, 1958-6616-17. LU 685; Chrysler Kokomo Transmission, 1975-8718. LU 686; American Hoist and Derrick, Lockport, 1981-8319-20. LU 686; General Motors Harrison Radiator, Lockport,

1978-84


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21. LU 686; Lockport Felt, 198122. LU 687; McInerney Spring Wire, Grand Rapids, 1979, 1988-90

Box 51

1-2. LU 689; J. I. Case, Terre Haute, 1975-833. Lu 695; T. B. Woods Sons, Chambersburg, 1976, 1983, 19874-5. LU 696; General Motors Delco, Moraine-Dayton, 1971-846. LU 696; General Motors Marine Products, Dayton, 19517. LU 697; O & S Bearing, Detroit, 19518. LU 704; United Steel and Wire, Battle Creek, 19519-12. LU 699; General Motors Saginaw Steering Gear, 1971-8413. LU 700; Ohio Brass, Cleveland, 196314. LU 702; Modine Mfg., Paducah, 196915. LU 706; Lake Simcoe Industries, Beaverton, 196216. LU 707; Ford Oakville Assembly, 1974-7917. LU 709; Rockwell International Universal Joint, Allegan,

1975-82, 199118. LU 710; Dart/Kenworth Truck, Kansas City, 1973, 1980-8419. LU 710; Libby Welding, Kansas City, 1984-8620. LU 710; Rupert Mfg., Blue Springs, 1982-8421. LU 711; Superior Coach, Lima, 197822. LU 717; Bendix Abrasive Div., Jackson, 1958, 196523. LU 718; Kelsey-Hayes Gunite Div., Rockford, 1975-8124-26. LU 719: General Motors Electro Motive Div., LaGrange,

1960, 1970-8427. LU 721; Wayne Works, Richmond, 1976-8928. LU 724; Dana Atlas Drop Forge Div., Lansing, 1968, 1973-7429. LU 724; John Bean, Lansing, 1961-6530. LU 724; Lapaco Chemicals, Lansing, 1948-5131. LU 728; General Motors Diesel Div., St. Eustache, 198032. LU 728; R. J. Stampings, Montreal. 198133. LU 730; General Motors Fisher Body, Grand Rapids, 1959-61,

1973-8434-35. LU 731; General Motors Fisher Body, Trenton, 1952-68,

1977-84

Box 52

1-2. LU 731; General Motors Fisher Body, Trenton, 1977-843. LU 734; Gardiner Metal, Chicago, 19854-6. LU 735; General Motors Hydra-Matic, Ypsilanti, 1974-847. LU 737; Ford Nashville Glass, 1960-858. LU 742; Briggs Mfg., Detroit, 1950-519. LU 743; Auto-Lite, Owosso, 194910. LU 743; Lennon Mfg., 197611. LU 743; Mitchell-Bentley, Owosso, 167-70


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12. LU 745; Quaker Oats, Marion, 1978-79, 198313. LU 748; McCord, Plymouth, 1984, 198714. LU 750; Tecumseh Products, Marion, 1981, 198315. LU 752; General Motors Parts Distribution Ctr., Louisville, 198616. LU 753; Ferro Mfg., Mt. Pleasant, 1949-50, 197917-19. LU 754; Johnson Controls, Owosso, 1957-8420. LU 755; General Motors Allison Army Tank Div., Cleveland,

1968-6921. LU 756; Brush Beryllium, Cleveland, 1963-65, 197322. LU 758; Vulcan Mold and Iron, Latrobe, 1975-8123. LU 761; Metal Working Lubricants, Indianapolis, 198424. LU 764; Excel, Elkhart, 1975-7625. LU 765; Twin Disc, Rockford, 198526. LU 767; Hoover Ball and Bearing Spring Div., Adrian, 1957-63,

1980-8327. LU 769; Michigan Ladder, Ypsilanti, 198428. LU 769; Norris Industries, Ypsilanti, 1967-68, 197929. LU 771; Continental Die Casting, Detroit, 1964-6530-32. LU 771; General Electric Carboloy, Warren, 1949-8533. LU 771; National Twist Drill, Rochester, 1960-67, 1979, 198234. LU 772; Cam Ral Chain, Beckley, 198235. LU 773; Reliance Electric, Toledo, 1971-72, 1984

Box 53

1. LU 774; General Motors Chevrolet Div., Tonawanda, 1973-75,1980-84

2. LU 780; General Motors Fisher Body, Elvira, 1969-843. LU 781; Quaker Oats, Rockford, 1986-874. LU 782; Central Specialty, Ypsilanti, 1948, 19515. LU 784; Cadillac Malleable Iron, 1968-766-7. LU 786; Caterpillar, York, 1976-868. LU 787; AVCO Lycoming, Williamsport, 19869. LU 788; Martin Marietta, Orlando, 1965, 1974-8810. LU 789; Schulte, Cincinnati, 198411. LU 790; Caterpillar Towmotor, Mentor, 1973, 1979, 1981, 198412. LU 792; International Harvester Stockton Works, 196613. LU 793; Auto Specialties Mfg., St. Joseph, 1962, 1973-8114. LU 799; Mastic, South Bend, 1977, 197915. LU 800; Millington Truck Body, 198416. LU 804; Wellman Dynamics, Bay City, 1965-6617-18. LU 806; J. I. Case, Rock Island, 1979-8519. LU 807; J. I. Case, Burlington, 1976-8420-21. LU 813; Budd, Philadelphia, 1951, 1972-79, 198422-24. LU 817; International Harvester, Louisville, 1961-8225. LU 819; Carter Carburetor, St. Louis, 1958-6826. LU 824; AMT, Troy, 1964-71


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27. LU 829; Applied Arts, Grand Rapids, 1978, 1981, 198328-29. LU 832; American Sterilizer, Erie, 1975-84

Box 54

1-4. LU 834; Kelsey-Hayes, Philadelphia5. LU 835; Apex Foundry, Detroit, 1950, 1973-756. LU 835; Central Iron Foundry, Detroit, 1950, 1973-747. LU 835; Detroit Grey Iron Foundry, 1965-66, 1973-758. LU 835; Eureka Foundry, Detroit, 19509. LU 835; Grant Brothers Foundry, Detroit, 1950-5110. LU 835; Kahl Iron Foundry, Detroit, 1973-7511. LU 835; National Bronze and Aluminum Casting, Detroit, 195112. LU 835; Schwarb Foundry, Detroit, 1973-7513. LU 836; Midland Ross Power Controls Div., Owosso, 1982,

198914. LU 837; Taylor Soles Engineering, Elkhart, 194915-17. LU 838; Deere Waterloo Tractor Works, 1966-8418. LU 842; Pangborn, Hagerstown, 198419. LU 842; Ward Leonard Electric, Hagerstown, 1970, 198320. LU 843; Russell, Burdsall and Ward, Mentor, 197921-22. LU 846; General Motors Chevrolet Forge, Tonawanda,

1973-8423. LU 847; Columbus Forge and Iron, 1978-19, 198224. LU 851; Standard Tube, Detroit, 1969, 198225. LU 852; Columbus Bolt and Forging, 196726. LU 854; General Motors Fisher Body, Syracuse, 1958, 1977,

1983-8427. LU 856; Loral Defense Systems, Akron, 1957-58, 1970-71,

1976, 1982-84, 198728. LU 857; Allen Industries, Rahway, 196529-30. LU 858; J. I. Case, Bettendorf, 1974-8431. LU 859; Monroe Steel Castings, 1963-7932. LU 863: Ford Sharonville Transmission, Cincinnati, 1955-59,

1977-8433-34. LU 869; Chrysler Warren Stamping, 1964, 1973-79

Box 55

1-2. LU 869; Chrysler Warren Stamping, 1980-863. LU 874; General Motors AC-Delco Warehouse, Atlanta, 19834. LU 878; Monroe Auto Equipment, 19495. LU 883; Alco Food Service Equipment, Cadillac, 19856. LU 887; Rockwell International, Los Angeles, 1961-807. LU 888; Roberts Consolidated Industries, Dayton, 1980, 19848. LU 889; Chrysler Dodge Truck, Detroit, 19509. LU 889; Delta Dental, Southfield, 1984


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10. LU 892; Ford, Saline, 1962-63, 1970, 1976-8411-15. LU 892; Ford, Saline—repetitive trauma study, 1983-8616. LU 893; Eltra Marshalltown Mfg. Div., 1959, 1968, 198017. LU 896; Ford Northville Valve, 197918. LU 897; Ford Buffalo Stamping, 1953-8619. LU 899; Ford, Waterford, 1950-5120. LU 900; Ford Lincoln Div., Detroit, 1949-5121. LU 901; Ford, Somerville, 194922. LU 906; Ford, Edgewater, 194923. LU 906; Ford Mahwah Assembly, 1958-59, 1969-70, 1980-8224-25. LU 909; General Motors Hydra-Matic, Warren, 1976-8326. LU 911; Orbitron Products, Delphos, 1983-89 [NIOSH

evaluation of breathing problems related to chemicalexposure]

27. LU 915; Atlantic Casting and Engineering, Clifton, 1981-82,1987

28. LU 917; Aspro Spun Steel Div., Canton, 1957, 197829. LU 918; Ford Chester Assembly, 195130. LU 918; Ford Parts Depot, Pennsauken, 1951-8731. LU 922; Michigan Malleable Iron, Detroit, 1947, 1950-5132. LU 922; Woodstock Die Casting, 197933. LU 923; Ford Los Angeles Assembly, Pico Rivera, 197734. LU 926; Teledyne Ohiocast, Springfield, 1976-8035. LU 927; Rockwell International, Columbus, 1970, 1976, 1980,

1986-8836. LU 930; Ford Small Parts Mfg., Green Island, 1966, 1981,

1986, 1990-9437-38. LU 933; Penske Detroit Diesel, Indianapolis, 1964,

1977-8439. LU 934; ESB Automotive Div., Dallas, 1960, 1976-81

Box 56

1. LU 935; Revco, Deerfield, 19662-3. LU 942; Inmont, Detroit, 1951, 1959-60, 1975-844. LU 944; Jarecki, Grand Rapids, 19625. LU 945; Parsons, Traverse City, 1961, 1969-706. LU 945; Traverse City Iron Works, 1973-837. LU 953; Muskegon Motor Specialties, Jackson, 1966-798. LU 953; Wyman-Gordon, Jackson, 1983-919. LU 954; Armco, St. Charles, 1977, 198210. LU 957; RWG Foundry, Anderson, 197311. LU 957; Teetor Casting, Anderson, 197312. LU 959; Woodall Industries, Fremont, 197813. LU 961; Chrysler Eldon Ave. Axle, Detroit, 1949-56, 1969-8414. LU 964; Ultra Tool and Plastics, Amherst, 198715. LU 965; Superior Steel Casting, Benton Harbor, 1969


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16. LU 968; Ford Parts Depot, Charlotte, 197617. LU 969; Columbus Heat Treating, 198218-19. LU 969; Detroit Gasket, Fremont, 1980-83, 1989

[study of reproductive failure among workers]20. LU 969; General Motors Fisher Body, Columbus, 1971-8421. LU 971; Bendix, Elyria, 1982-8322. LU 971; Mack Trucks, Hagerstown, 198523-29. LU 974; Caterpillar, E. Peoria, 1950-86 [NIOSH study

of mortality among welders]30. LU 975; Ohio Steel Foundry, Lima, 195031-32. LU 975; Randall Bearings, Lima, 1977-82 [lead

overexposure]33. LU 977; General Motors Fisher Body Stamping, Marion,

1968-81

Box 57

1. LU 977; General Motors Fisher Body Stamping, Marion,1982-88

2. LU 985; Detroit Macoid, 19503. LU 985; Industrial Strainer, 1967-854. LU 985; Kelsey-Hayes, Milford, 19855. LU 985; Oltman Mfg., Detroit, 19506. LU 985; Plastomer, Livonia, 1966-68, 1976-817. LU 985; Wolverine Coil, Lincoln Park, 1975-848. LU 986; General Motors Electro Motive Div., Hazelwood, 19679. LU 988; International Harvester Memphis Works, 1973-8010. LU 1001; Continental Forest Industries, Melvindale, 197811. LU 1005; General Motors Chevrolet Transmission, Parma,

1962-8412. LU 1013; Riverside Mfg. Industries, Marion, 197513. LU 1015; General Processing, Quincy, 196114. LU 1021; General Motors Delco, Olathe, 1973-8515-17. LU 1027; Fiat-Allis Construction Machinery, Springfield,

1953, 1959-60, 1974-8218. LU 1035; General Dynamics, Avenel, 1982-8419. LU 1045; General Motors, Euclid, 198620. LU 1049; Dixie Metals, Reading, 1983-8921. LU 1049; General Battery, Dallas, 1976-7922. LU 1057; Doehler-Jarvis, Batavia, 1970, 198123-25. LU 1069; Boeing Vertol, Morton, 1957, 1971-8526. LU 1074; Briggs Mfg., Cincinnati, 1960, 196327. LU 1075; Hawker-Siddeley, Fort William, 1976-7928. LU 1078; Anaconda American Brass, Waterbury, 1960-61,

198529. LU 1079; USI Equipment, York, 1980-9030. LU 1081; Dana Foundry, New Castle, 1978, 1987-88


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Box 58

1. LU 1084; S & W Mfg., Richmond, 19692. LU 1084; Threaded Products, Richmond, 1973-753. LU 1085; Acco Industries, Adrian, 1982, 19844. LU 1090; Chrysler Ajax Trim, 1977-825. LU 1093; McDonnell Douglas, Tulsa, 1956-59, 1978-81, 19856. LU 1094; Hamlin Steel Products, Akron, 1978-797. LU 1095; White Farm Equipment, South Bend, 1963, 1979-808-9. LU 1097; General Motors Rochester Products, 1972-84, 198710. LU 1098; Blue Ridge Pressure, Lehighton, 1975-8211-12. LU 1112; General Motors Lordstown Assembly, 1968-8413. LU 1113; Chamberlain Mfg., New Bedford, 1981,

198414. LU 1122; Budd Automotive Div., 1965-68, 1975-7915. LU 1126; Chrysler Indianapolis Electrical, 198016. LU 1129; Timpte, Denver, 198317. LU 1141; Addison Products, 1978-79, 199018. LU 1145; International Harvester, Canton, 197819. LU 1150; Calhoun Foundry, Homer, 1973, 197520. LU 1151; Ryder-Heil Bronze, Bucyrus, 198821. LU 1154; Morenci Rubber Products, 1982, 198422. LU 1155; Hayes International, Birmingham, 1963, 1973-8123. LU 1158; Federal Mogul Component Parts Group, Greenville,

1980-8124. LU 1160; Curbmaster of America, Cedar Falls, 198125. LU 1160; Wayne Engineering, Cedar Falls, 198226. LU 1163; General Motors St. Therese Assembly, 1978-8327. LU 1165; United Farm Tool, Oelwein, 1981, 198328. LU 1166; Chrysler Kokomo Die Casting, 1960's, 1976-8529. LU 1167; General Foundry and Mfg., Flint, 1967, 197330-31. LU 1173; General Motors Chevrolet Tonawanda,

1973-8432. LU 1174; Bendix Home Systems, Union City, 195933. LU 1175; Enterprise Industries, Streator, 1979-8034. LU 1177; Associated Spring, Dayton, 198435-36. LU 1183; Chrysler Newark Assembly, 1965-84

Box 59

1-2. LU 1193; General Dynamics, Scranton, 1963, 1975-853. LU 1199; Dresser Industries, Hartford, 19814-10. LU 1200; General Dynamics Detroit Tank, Center Line, 1953,

1966, 1970-71, 1977-84, 1987-89 [SEE ALSO: GeneralDynamics; Freon overexposures]

11. LU 1202; Ohio Brass, Allentown, 1969


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12. LU 1206; ESB Automotive Div., Allentown, 1964, 1970-8313. LU 1208; Eltra Prestolite Div., Oklahoma City, 1975-7814. LU 1210; Bohn Aluminum and Brass, South Haven, 1973-8415. LU 1216; Ford Sandusky Hardware, 1968, 1972, 1974, 198316. LU 1218; Sundstrand Heat Transfer, Dowagiac, 1959, 1963-64,

1968-70, 197917. LU 1225; Vulcan Mold and Iron, Latrobe, 197718-20. LU 1226; Chrysler Indianapolis Electrical, 1968-72,

1976-8621. LU 1228; Aero Mfg. and Machinery, Muskegon Heights,

1973-7422. LU 1230; Anstey Foundry, Stevensville, 1973, 197523. LU 1231; General Motors Fisher Body Cut and Sew, Grand

Rapids, 1959-60, 1973-8424. LU 1233; Grand Rapids Brass, 1963-64, 197025. LU 1236; Reflector Hardware, Melrose Park, 1978-80

Box 60

1. LU 1237; Champion Spark Plug, Burlington, 1975, 1980-842. LU 1238; Champion Spark Plug, Hellertown, 1976-793. LU 1242; McKinney Mfg., Pittsburgh, 1969, 1982-834. LU 1243; Howmet Turbine Components, Whitehall, 1962,

1969-72, 1977-855. LU 1248; Chrysler Parts Div., Center Line, 1953, 1958-59,

1969, 1978-866. LU 1248; General Dynamics Sterling Heights Defense,

1959-60, 1978-837. LU 1249; Textron, Blytheville, 19848-10. LU 1251; Wiltshire Industries, Waterbury, 1979-8211. LU 1254; Plastech Engineered Products, St. Clair Shores, 199112. LU 1256; Crownfab of Canada, Clarkson, 1974-7713. LU 1259; Continental Package, New Castle, 1982-8314. LU 1259; Federal Mogul, Mendon, 1968-6915. LU 1260; Crucible Steel, Cleveland, 1981-8216. LU 1260; Cuyahoga Foundry, Cleveland, 197517. LU 1261; General Cable, Quincy, 1963, 1965, 197718. LU 1262; Young Radiator, Mattoon, 1978-8619-22. LU 1264; Chrysler Sterling Heights Stamping 1968-69,

1974-84, 198723-24. LU 1268; Chrysler Belvidere Assembly, 1968, 1974-8425-26. LU 1268; Chrysler Belvidere Assembly—Secretary of

Labor v. Chrysler, 1987-89 [ergonomics]27. LU 1269; Lyons Trim, 196828. LU 1270; Speedrock, Quincy, 1986-8829. LU 1271; Bohn Aluminum and Brass, Danville, 1972-7930. LU 1277; John Deere Harvester Works, E. Moline, 1987


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31. LU 1277; Long Mfg., Davenport, 197732. LU 1279; R. C. Mahon, Detroit, 1949-5033. LU 1280; Detroit Gasket and Mfg., Alpena, 1968, 1974, 1979,

198334. LU 1281; Barnard and Lears, Cedar Rapids, 1981

Box 61

1. LU 1282; Cerro Metal Products, Bellefonte, 1979, 19832. LU 1283; Globe Union, Louisville, 1975, 19843. LU 1284; Chrysler Proving Grounds, Chelsea, 1966-70, 1978,

19844. LU 1285; American Motors, Brampton, 1965, 1974-775. LU 1292; General Motors Fisher Body Stamping, Grand Blanc,

1966, 1975-846. LU 1304; International Harvester E. Moline Works, 1959,

1970-797. LU 1305; General Motors Chevrolet Grey Iron Foundry,

Waukegan, 19708. LU 1307; International Harvester West Pullman Works,

Chicago, 1962-829. LU 1309; International Harvester, Rock Island, 1966-8310. LU 1311; American Metal Climax, Langeloth, 1973, 197711. LU 1312; Sargent Industries, Exeter, 196912. LU 1313; Burroughs, Plymouth, 1965-8013. LU 1315; Hydrotile Machinery, Nashua, 1984-8514. LU 1315; White Motor, Charles City, 1966, 1975-8415. LU 1316; Harnischfeger, Cedar Rapids, 1979, 1983, 198616. LU 1319; Allis-Chalmers, LaPorte, 1976-8117. LU 1325; American Motors, Stratford, 198218. LU 1331; Chrysler Amplex Van Wert, 1974-8319. LU 1336; International Harvester, Louisville, 1964-72, 1978,

198020. LU 1340; MNA, Owosso, 1978-8321-23. LU 1341; General Motors, Tecumseh, 1975-8524. LU 1345; Bremen Castings, 1968, 198925. LU 1346; American Air Filter, Louisville, 1969, 1975-8126. LU 1350; Leeds and Northrup, North Wales, 1969, 1977-8327. LU 1354; Fruehauf, Fairless Hills, 1967-6828. LU 1357; International Harvester, Canton, 1969-7929. LU 1358; SMI New York, Watertown, 1982-8430. LU 1363; Dana, Richmond, 1973-7831-32. LU 1364; General Motors, Fremont, 1967-81 [barring of

women from jobs with exposure to lead]33. LU 1365; Chromalloy-American, Vinton, 1980-8134. LU 1367; Allied Products, Elkhart, 197135. LU 1379; Sheller-Globe, Norwalk, 1976-84


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36. LU 1385; Hoover Ball and Bearing Utilex Div., Fowlerville,1974

37. LU 1397; Johnson Controls, Bennington, 1980's

Box 62

1. LU 1406; Dana, Angola, 1969-822. LU 1407; Cummins Engine, Cookeville, 1978-823. LU 1409; Bendix, Salisbury, 1982-834. LU 1413; Chrysler, Huntsville, 1972-845. LU 1414; McLaughlin Body, Moline, 1979-836. LU 1423; Bemis, Sheboygan, 19857. LU 1424; Chrysler, Lyons, 1970, 1977-798. LU 1425; South Haven Rubber, 1972-73, 1985, 19909. LU 1431; Gatke, Warsaw, 197810. LU 1435; Chrysler, Toledo, 1976-8511. LU 1441; Amsted Industries, 1969-71, 1974, 1982-8312. LU 1446; Massey-Ferguson, Des Moines, 1978, 198013. LU 1451; Budd, Kitchener, 1976-8214. LU 1457; Gulf and Western, Greensburg, 1979-8115. LU 1459; Chrysler Etobicoke Casting, Toronto, 1976-8316. LU 1464; Great Lakes Casting, Ludington, 1969-8417. LU 1470; Liberty Smelting, St. Jerome, 1978-7918. LU 1472; Vollrath, Sheboygan, 1980-8419. LU 1483; Center Mfg., Olivet, 199220. LU 1485; Lear Siegler, Grand Rapids, 1977-8321. LU 1499; ESB Automotive Div., Memphis, 1973-8222. LU 1500; Bristol Brass, 1979-8023. LU 1505; Massey-Ferguson Construction Machinery, Cuyahoga

Falls, 1970, 197224-26. LU 1516; Globe Union, Middletown, 1971-8327. LU 1516; Globe Union, Middletown—lead results, 1982-8328. LU 1520; Ford St. Thomas Assembly, 1973-76, 1983-8529. LU 1524; Lear Siegler, Kitchener, 1983-8430-31. LU 1532; Gould, Shreveport, 1969-71, 1976-84

Box 63

1. LU 1556; H/P Automotive Products, Delphos, 1983-84,1988

2. LU 1564; Frank Foundries, Moline, 1976, 1978, 19803. LU 1571; Industrial Dielectric, Noblesville, 1973, 19794-5. LU 1571; TRW Noblesville Casting Div., 1972-796. LU 1588; PPG Industries Pittsburgh Paint Div., Delaware,

1973-747-9. LU 1590; General Motors, Martinsburg, 1972-8410. LU 1596; Anderson Power Products, Boston, 1980-81, 1984


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11. LU 1596; Kinney Vacuum, Canton, 198312. LU 1596; Marlboro Foundry, 1977-78, 1981, 198413. LU 1604; Scovill Mfg., Waterbury, 195114. LU 1608; GTE Sylvania, Winchester, 1981-8315. LU 1609; Singer Controls Div., Winamac, 1978-8416. LU 1615; Stephens-Adamson, Aurora, 1980-8117. LU 1618; General Motors Oldsmobile Forge, Lansing, 1977-8418. LU 1619; Modern Tool and Die, Valley View, 1979-8019. LU 1637; Taylor Door, West Branch, 1981-8220. LU 1644; Hayes-Albion, Tiffin, 1976-8421-22. LU 1645; Ingersoll Rand Torrington Excelsior Div.,

1973-8623. LU 1648; Dana Victor Products Div., 197624. LU 1653; Greenville Steel Car, 1970-8225. LU 1660; Walker Mfg., Grass Lake, 198026. LU 1668; Englehard Industries Mineral and Chemical Div.,

Newark, 1976-8427. LU 1668; United States Bronze Powder, 198128. LU 1676; Bendix, Cleveland, 1979, 1982-8329. LU 1677; Allen Tool, Syracuse, 1989-9030. LU 1681; Standard Products, Lexington, 1975, 1982-83

Box 64

1. LU 1685; Federal Mogul Haller Div., Gallipolis, 19792. LU 1686; I.T.T., New Lexington, 19853. LU 1688; Hamilton Tool, 1981, 19844. LU 1693; Scott Mfg., Scottsburgh, 1977, 19795. LU 1695; Ford Philco Div., Lansdale, 1976-80, 19846. LU 1697; Skinner Engine, Erie, 1977-787. LU 1699; Turner and Seymour Mfg., Torrington, 1974-75,

1977-848. LU 1700; Chrysler Sterling Heights Assembly, 1984-859-10. LU 1714; General Motors Fisher Body Fabricating, Lordstown,

1973, 1977-8411. LU 1747; General Motors Terex Div., Cleveland, 1971,

1974-8212. LU 1741; Bailey Meters, Wyckliffe, 197913. LU 1753; General Motors Oldsmobile Parts Div., Lansing, 1979,

1983-8414. LU 1758; Keller Industries, Muscatine, 1982, 198615. LU 1766; Rockwell International Light Vehicle Components

Group, Centralia, 1973-76, 1981-8516. LU 1773; Hyco, Ashland, 198317. LU 1774; McGraw-Edison Brewer Titchener Div., Cortland,

1985, 198818. LU 1775; Farmhand, Grinnell, 1989


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19. LU 1776; General Motors, Willow Run, 1979-8920. LU 1780; Butler Metal, Cambridge, 198021. LU 1790; Premix E. M. S. Div., Lancaster, 1977-8322. LU 1791; Globe Union, Atlanta, 1976, 1981-8223. LU 1793; General Electric, Shelbyville, 1976, 197824. LU 1797, Dana Victor Gasket Div., Havana, 197625-27. LU 1797; Eltra Prestolite Div., Visalia, 1975-77, 1983-84

[lead poisoning]28. LU 1803; Budd Duralastic Products Div., Carey, 1983-8629. LU 1806; Hoffman Industries, Spring Arbor, 1972-73, 198030. LU 1809; Kewaunee Scientific Equipment Angle Steel Div.,

Plainwell, 1973-74, 1978, 198231. LU 1814; D & H Mfg., Springfield, 197832. LU 1816; York Merit Products, Ellicottville, 1984-8633. LU 1818; Otis Elevator London Casting, 1974-75, 1979, 198134. LU 1827; Bridgeport Brass, Seymour, 1979-8335. LU 1828; Leigh Instruments, Waterloo, 1979, 198736. LU 1829; ESB Automotive Div., 1974, 1978-8437. LU 1832; PACCAR, Madison, 1983-8438. LU 1834; Union Carbide Linde Air, Ashtabula, 1983-8439. LU 1842; Hoover Universal, Greenfield, 1979-84

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1. LU 1849; Bendix Aviation, St. Laurent, 19792. LU 1863; Farmhand, Grinnell, 19863. LU 1866; General Motors AC Spark Plug, Oak Creek, 1979-84

[ergonomics training program]4. LU 1872; Borg-Warner York Div., 1979-815. LU 1874; West Branch Tube, 19796. LU 1886; Budd, West Frankfort, 1978-867. LU 1887; Mallenkrodt, St. Louis, 1978-848. LU 1889; Budd Plastics, N. Baltimore, 1983-859. LU 1895; Ford Tulsa Glass, 198210. LU 1896; Sears Mfg., Davenport, 1979, 198211. LU 1897; Dana, Havana, 1976, 197912. LU 1898; Bundy, Coldwater, 198313. LU 1899; Berkeley-Davis, Danville, 199014. LU 1904; Stant Mfg., Connersville, 1977-8115. LU 1910; Budd, Ashland, 1975-8116. LU 1911; Weatherhead, Havana, 197817-19. LU 1921; Martin Marietta, New Orleans, 1976-8520. LU 1924; Rockwell International, Battle Creek, 1979, 198121. LU 1925; Oakland University, Rochester, 198422. LU 1927; Walker Mfg., Hebron, 1979, 198323. LU 1930, Arvin Industries, Dexter, 198124. LU 1931; Norris Industries, Spencer, 1977-78, 1983


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25. LU 1932; General Motors Hydra-Matic, Ashland, 198626-27. LU 1933; Volkswagen Stamping, South Charleston,

1976-8628. LU 1938; Bauer Built, Durand, 197829. LU 1941; Rockwell International, Tilbury, 197930. LU 1946; Gits Brothers, Creston, 1979-8131. LU 1949; National Seal, Frankfort, 1978-7932. LU 1953; Nordisco, Milwaukee, 198333. LU 1955; American Hose, Winchester, 1978-8634. LU 1956; Siemens-Allis, Jackson, 1981-8235. LU 1967; McDonnell Douglas, Brampton, 197536. LU 1969; Kitchen Quip, Waterloo, 197937. LU 1973; General Motors Transmission, Windsor, 1979,

1982-8338. LU 1973; General Motors Trim, Windsor, 1978-8139. LU 1977; General Motors Guide Lamp, Monroe, 1978, 1983

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1. LU 1978; Central Aluminum, Obetz, 1978-792. LU 1984; Latrobe Die Casting, 1977-79, 1989-903. LU 1989; Caterpillar, Memphis, 1978, 19814. LU 1990; Federal Mogul, Hamilton, 1978, 19805. LU 1991; Abex Amsco Div., Anderson, 19796. LU 1994; Long Mfg., Davenport, 1982-837. LU 1995; Hoover Universal, Charlotte, 1982, 1986-888-10. LU 1999; General Motors Assembly, Oklahoma City, 1979-84

[ergonomics]11. LU 2000; Ford Avon Lake Truck, 1977-8012. LU 2003; Merit Plastics, Canton, 1977-7813. LU 2015; Modern Tool and Die, Valley City, 1978-7914. LU 2016; Murray Ohio Mfg., Lawrenceburg, 199315. LU 2016; National-Standard Rawls Div., Lima, 197816. LU 2018; American Anodco, Ionia, 198817. LU 2024; Fabriform, Byesville, 1978-7918. LU 2029; Davey Compressor, Cincinnati, 198719. LU 2031; General Motors Chevrolet Div., Adrian, 1979,

1982-8420. LU 2036; Firestone Tire and Rubber, Henderson, 1983-8621. LU 2039; United Technologies Automotive Group, Fort Wayne,

198122. LU 2039; Ingersoll-Rand, Clarksburg, 197923. LU 2042; Design and Manufacturing, Richmond, 1985-8624. LU 2044; Rexnord Hydraulics Systems Div., Zanesville, 198125. LU 2045; Grand Tubes, Haleyville, 1985, 198726. LU 2052; Du-Well Products, Morristown, 197927-30. LU 2055; Volkswagen Westmoreland Assembly, New


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Stanton, 1979-8831. LU 2058; Commercial Shearing, Berkeley Springs, 1978-7932. LU 2061; Wohlert Special Products, Sault Ste. Marie, 198833. LU 2062; Piper Aircraft, 198134. LU 2068; Pullman Trailmobile, West Point, 1979-8035. LU 2069; Volvo-White, Dublin, 1982, 1984

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1-3 LU 2075; General Dynamics Lima Tank, 1980-844. LU 2076; Independent Steel, New Buffalo, 19825. LU 2079; U.S. Radiator, Detroit, 19506. LU 2083; General Motors Rochester Products Div., Tuscaloosa,

1984-857. LU 2085; Nordyne, Holland, 1988-898. LU 1091; Portec Railcar Div., Winder, 19809. LU 2092; Season-All Industries, Decatur, 198010. LU 2093; General Motors Hydra-Matic Div., Three Rivers,

1981-8411. LU 2095; E G & G Automotive Research, San Antonio, 197912. LU 2100; Trico, Buffalo, 1979-8413. LU 2105; Farrel, Rochester, 198114. LU 2111; General Motors Assembly, Lordstown, 197815. LU 2114; General Motors Parts Depot, Broadview, 198016. LU 2115; RAE, McHenry, 1982, 198717. LU 2117; Metalloy, Hudson, 198418. LU 2123; Delco Moraine, Fredricksburg, 1983-8419. LU 2146; Buffalo Molded Plastics, Cleveland, 198120. LU 2151; Rochester Products, Coopersville, 1982-8321. LU 2152; Allis-Chalmers, Batavia, 198222. LU 2156; Caterpillar, Burlington, 198323. LU 2157; General Motors AC Spark Plug, Wichita Falls, 198224. LU 2159; Harper Industries, Columbus, 1983-8425. LU 2160; Detroit Osteopathic Hospital, 198426. LU 2164; General Motors Assembly, Bowling Green, 1981-8427. LU 2166; General Motors Truck and Bus, Shreveport, 1983-8428. LU 2173; Rochester Products, Sioux City, 1983-8429. LU 2185; General Motors Delco Remy, Meridian, 1980-8230. LU 2188; General Motors Delco Remy, Fitzgerald, 198331. LU 2195; Saginaw Steering Gear, Athens, 1982, 198432. LU 2201; Modern Plating, Freeport, 198433. LU 2204; Amcast, Meridian, 1984-8634-38. LU 2208; Batesville Casket, Campbellsville, 1982-90


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Box 68

1. LU 2208; Batesville Casket, Campbellsville—KentuckySecretary of labor v. Batesville Casket Co., 1986-87

2. LU 2216; LTV Aerospace and Defense, Camden, 1985-873. LU 2235; Port Services, Marysville, 19904-5. LU 2247; Stoughton Trailers, 1987-906. LU 2252; Quality Products, Kalamazoo, 1989-907. LU 2280; Ford Sterling Axle, 1983-848-9. LU 2300; Cornell University, 1980-8310. LU 2500; Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Detroit, 1983, 198511. LU 5960; General Motors Orion Twp., 1983-84

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