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SHERIDAN, RUSKIN & WEATHERS Attorneys for Defendant Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. 31 Canterbury Place Cranford, NJ 07016 (201) 272-5858 LOUIS TRZECIAK AND MARGARET TRZECIAK, HIS WIFE, Plaintiffs, -vs. - SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY LAW DIVISION: MIDDLESEX COUNTY DOCKET NO.: W-014587-88 CAREY CANADA, INC., REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC., JOHN DOE, RICHARD DOE, JOHN ROE AND RICHARD ROE, Defendants. Civil Action ANSWERS OF REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES - Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. hereinafter "Reichhold" responds, to Plaintiffs' Interrogatories to Defendants. . GENERAL OBJECTIONS Reichhold objects to these interrogatories on the grounds that they do not state any specific time period for which responses are sought. Since no date or time period for the alleged injury has been specified in plaintiff's complaint, it is impossible to determine the relevant scope of the interrogatories. Without waiving the foregoing objection, Reichhold states that it has attempted to respond to these interrogatories with information for the period from April 2, 1963 to June 27, 1986. This time period coincides with the plaintiff Louis Trzeciak's period of employment at Reichhold's Carteret, New Jersey facility. A JT EXHIBIT ) ^ Deponent, Date WWW.DEPOBOOK.COM 000212 Reichhold further states that on June 27, 1986 it sold its Carteret, New Jersey manufacturing facility including its interests in land, buildings and improvements, and the business conducted therefrom with the exception of Reichhold's manufacturing facility and related land, building and improvements pertaining to its plasticizer (specialty ester) product line to BTL Specialty Resins Corporation. Reichhold*s manufacturing facility and related land, building and improvements pertaining to its plasticizer (specialty ester) product line was sold to Denka Chemical Corporation on March 31, 1987. Therefore, Reichhold further objects to these interrogatories on the grounds that most of the records and files needed to respond to these interrogatories are not in Reichhold's possession. INTERROGATORY NO, C.l . Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold responds as follows: These interrogatories by their scope have required Reichhold to respond corporately and have not been answered by any specific individual or group thereof. The address of this defendant is 525 North Broadway, White Plains, New York 10603. The name of the individual signing these Answers of Reichhold to Plaintiff's Interrogatories is Concetta Bazzano, Legal 2 000213 Assistant, Reichhold Chemicals, Inc., 525 North Broadway, White Plains, New York 10603. INTERROGATORY NO. C.2 Reichhold objects to Interrogatory No. C.2 on the grounds that it seeks information that is neither relevant to the subject matter of this litigation nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence and it is harassing, unduly burdensome and overly broad. Without waiving the foregoing objection and subject thereto, see attached exhibits as follows: 1962-1966 - see Exhibit A; 1962-1982 - see Exhibit B; 1982-1984 - Specialty chemicals and resins producer; 1985-1989 - Produces polymers and resins primarily for the coating, adhesives, paper and graphic arts, and plastics markets; and Directory of Products - see Exhibit C. INTERROGATORY NO. C.3 Reichhold objects to Interrogatory No. C.3 on the grounds that it is vague, overly broad and it assumes facts which are not true. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that it is not involved in the manufacture, sale or distribution of asbestos. A line of phenolic molding compounds which contained asbestos was 3 000214 produced by Reichhold at its Carteret, New Jersey facility until approximately 1981. In the molding compounds, asbestos fibers were bound and encapsulated within a solid plastic material. The asbestos fibers were not liberated as free fibers during the normal use of the phenolic molding compounds. INTERROGATORY NO. C.4 Reichhold states that its corporate headguarters are located at: . 525 North Broadway White Plains, New York 10603 INTERROGATORY NO. C.5 Reichhold was incorporated under the laws of the State of Delaware on November 5, 1930. INTERROGATORY NO. C.6 Reichhold objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague and ambiguous. Without waiving the foregoing objection, see Exhibit D annexed hereto which lists Reichhold's offices/plants in the State of New Jersey listed by year from 1963 through 1986. 000215 INTERROGATORY NO. C.7 The Corporation Trust Company 28 West State Street Trenton, New Jersey 08608 INTERROGATORY NO. C.8 Reichhold states that it maintains its principal place of business at: 525 North Broadway White Plains, New York 10603 INTERROGATORY NO. C.9 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that it has conducted business in the State of New Jersey. INTERROGATORY NO. C.10 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the 5 000216 general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it seeks information that is neither relevant to the subject matter of this litigation nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence and it is unduly burdensome and overly broad. Subject to and without waiving the foregoing objections. See Exhibit D annexed hereto. INTERROGATORY NO. C.ll Reichhold incorporates each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that it has neither sold nor distributed asbestos fibers in the State of New Jersey. Reichhold further states that a line of phenolic molding compounds which contained asbestos was produced by Reichhold at is Carteret, New Jersey facility until approximately 1981. In the molding compounds, asbestos fibers were bound and encapsulated within a solid plastic material. The asbestos fibers were not liberated as free fibers during the normal use of the phenolic molding compounds. INTERROGATORY NO. C.12 Reichhold objects to this interrogatory on the grounds 6 000217 that it is overly broad, not limited to a particular period of time and it seeks information that is neither relevant to the subject matter of this litigation nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that it has held membership in the following professional organizations and associations: NAME DATES OF MEMBERSHIP Adhesive Manufacturers Association Adhesives & Sealants Counc x1 American Chemical Society Carpet & Rug Institute Chemical Manufacturers Association (formerly Manufacturing Chemists Association) 1984 to present 1984 to present 1978 - 1984 1977 to present 1969 to present 7 000218 Cultured Marble Institute 1965 to present Drug, Chemical & Allied Trades Association 1967 to present Federation of Societies for Paint Technology 1937 to present National Paint & Chemical Association 1937 to present National Petroleum Refiners Association 1969 - 1987 Pulp Chemicals Association 1973 to present Society of Plastics Engineers 1973 to present Society of Plastics Industry 1960 to present TAPPI (Technical Association of Pulp & Paper Industry) 1975 to present 8 000219 INTERROGATORY NO. C.13 Reichhold states that it was incorporated under the laws of the state of Delaware on November 5, 1930 and maintains its principal place of business at 525 North Broadway, White Plains, New York 10603. INTERROGATORY NO. C.14 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.14 on the grounds that it is unduly burdensome and overly broad. Without waiving the foregoing objections, see Exhibit E annexed hereto which lists Reichhold's corporate officers from 1963 through 1986. INTERROGATORY NO. C.15 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.15 on the grounds that it is unduly burdensome and overly broad. Without waiving the foregoing objections, see Exhibit F annexed hereto which lists the members of Reichhold's Board of Directors from 1963 through 1986. INTERROGATORY NO. C.16 9 000220 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that its Board of Directors has conducted meetings. INTERROGATORY NO. C.17 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that minutes of the Board of Directors meetings are maintained at Reichhold's corporate legal department. INTERROGATORY NO. C.18 Reichhold objects to Interrogatory No. C.18 on the grounds that it is overly broad and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of relevant evidence. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that it was listed on the New York Stock Exchange from 1963 to 1986 during plaintiff's period of employment with Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.19 10 000221 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.19 on the grounds that it is vague and ambiguous, overly broad, unduly burdensome and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of relevant evidence. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that it pays no Canadian Federal or Provincial Income Taxes. INTERROGATORY NO. C.21 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. c.21 on the grounds that it is a multi-part question, it is vague and ambiguous, overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that a line of phenolic molding compounds, which contained asbestos, was produced at its Carteret, New Jersey facility until approximately 1981. INTERROGATORY NO. C.22 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.22 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that a line of phenolic molding compounds which contained asbestos was produced at its Carteret, New Jersey facility until 11 000222 approximately 1981. INTERROGATORY NO. C.23 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that it has not mined asbestos. INTERROGATORY NO. C.24 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.24 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that a line of phenolic molding compounds which contained asbestos was produced at its Carteret, New Jersey facility until approximately 1981. INTERROGATORY NO. C.25 Reichhold objects to Interrogatory No. C.2 5 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that a line of phenolic molding compounds which contained asbestos were produced at its Carteret, New Jersey facility until approximately 1981. 12 000223 INTERROGATORY NO. C.26 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that warnings were placed on packages of phenolic molding compounds which contained asbestos. INTERROGATORY NO. C.27 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections', Reichhold states that warnings were placed on packages of phenolic molding compounds which contained asbestos. A sample hazard warning is annexed hereto as Exhibit G. INTERROGATORY NO. C.28 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to 13 000224 this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.29 . Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.29 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that it did not manufacture, sell or distribute asbestos-containing insulation products. INTERROGATORY NO. C.30 above. Not applicable. See response to Interrogatory No. C.29 INTERROGATORY NO. C.31 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to 14 000225 Interrogatory No. C.31 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that a line of phenolic molding compounds which contained asbestos was produced at its Carteret, New Jersey facility until approximately 1981. INTERROGATORY NO. C.32 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.32 on the grounds that it is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility, including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.33 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.33 on the ground that it is overly broad. Without waiving these objections Reichhold states that it operated the Carteret, New Jersey facility from 1962 until June 27, 1986 15 000226 when, with the exception of the plasticizer business, it was sold to BTL Specialty Resins Corp.' INTERROGATORY NO. C.34 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.34 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, unduly burdensome and overly broad. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that it owned the Carteret, New Jersey facility where the plaintiff was employed until the sale of the facility to the BTL Specialty Resins Corp. on June 27, 1986. INTERROGATORY NO. C.35 Reichhold states that it commenced construction of the Carteret, New Jersey facility in August 1960 and began operations at the facility in 1962. INTERROGATORY NO. C.36 Reichhold states that R.R. Cook was plant manager of the Carteret, New Jersey facility from 1962 to 1966 C.M. d'Emery was plant manager of the Carteret, New Jersey facility from 1966 to 1985 and Terry R. Moulton was plant manager of the Carteret, New Jersey facility in 1986. 16 000227 INTERROGATORY NO. C.37 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory C.37 on the grounds that it is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections Reichhold states that a line of phenolic molding.compounds which contained asbestos was produced at its Carteret, New Jersey facility until 1981. The plant was sold to BTL Specialty Resins Corp. on June 27, 1986. INTERROGATORY NO. C.38 . Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that a line of phenolic molding compounds which contained asbestos were produced at its Carteret, New Jersey facility until 1981. INTERROGATORY NO. C.39 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that in 1981 it discontinued the production of phenolic molding compounds which contained asbestos at its facility in Carteret, New Jersey. This 17 000228 plant except for the plasticizer business was subsequently sold to BTL Specialty Resins Corp. oh June 27, 1986. Reichhold is not aware whether asbestos fibers are utilized at this plant today. INTERROGATORY NO. C.40 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.40 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.41 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.41 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the 18 000229 plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.42 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.42 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.43 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.43 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, 19 000230 technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.44 . Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. ' Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.4 4 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.45 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.4 5 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, 20 000231 technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.4 6 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above- Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.4 6 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.47 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.47 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, 21 000232 technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.4 8 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.48 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.49 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.49 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, 22 000233 technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.50 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.50 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.51 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.51 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, 23 000234 technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.52 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.52 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.53 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.53 on the grounds that is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility including the assets, 24 000235 technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.54 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving its objections Reichhold states that asbestos sampling surveys were conducted by its insurance carrier. The Hartford, on each of the following dates: March 28, 1973 and April 18, 1973; November 28 and 29, 1973 January 13, 14 and 15, 1976 March 22, 23, and 24, 1977 April 19 and 20, 1978 August 3, 1978 August 16, 1979 June 25 and 26, 1981. Records relating to each of the asbestos sampling surveys are annexed hereto as Exhibit H. INTERROGATORY NO. C.55 25 000236 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving its objections Reichhold states that asbestos sampling surveys were conducted by its insurance carrier. The Hartford, on each of the following dates: March 28, 1973 and April 18, 1973; November 28 and 29, 1973 January 13, 14 and 15, 1976 March 22, 23, and 24, 1977 April 19 and 20, 1978 August 3, 1978 August 16, 1979 June 25 and 26, 1981. Records relating to each of the asbestos sampling surveys are annexed hereto as Exhibit H. _ INTERROGATORY NO. C.56 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.56 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad. Subject to and without waiving its objections Reichhold states that asbestos sampling surveys were conducted by its insurance carrier, The Hartford, on each of the following dates: . March 28, 1973 and April 18, 1973; 26 000237 November 28 and 29, 1973 January 13, 14 and 15, 1976 March 22, 23, and 24, 1977 April 19 and 20, 1978 August 3, 1978 August 16, 1979 June 25 and 26, 1981. Records relating to each of the asbestos sampling surveys are annexed hereto as Exhibit H. INTERROGATORY NO. C.57 Reichbold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.57 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad. Subject to and without waiving its objections Reichhold states that asbestos sampling surveys were conducted by its insurance carrier. The Hartford, on each of the following dates: March 28, 1973 and April 18, 1973; November 28 and 29, 1973 January 13, 14 and 15, 1976 March 22, 23, and 24, 1977 April 19 and 20, 1978 August 3, 1978 August 16, 1979 27 000238 June 25 and 26, 1981. Records relating to each of the asbestos sampling surveys are annexed hereto as Exhibit H. INTERROGATORY NO. C.58 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.58 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad. Subject to and without waiving its objections Reichhold states that asbestos sampling surveys were conducted by its insurance carrier. The Hartford, on each of the following dates: March 28, 1973 and April 18, 1973; November 28 and 29, 1973 January 13, 14 and 15, 1976 March 22, 23, and 24, 1977 April 19 and 20, 1978 August 3, 1978 August 16, 1979 June 25 and 26, 1981. Records relating to e:ach of the asbestos sampling surveys are annexed hereto as Exhibit H. 28 000239 INTERROGATORY NO. C.59 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.59 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility, including the assets, technology, books and records of the plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.60 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that it did not maintain a medical department at its Carteret, New Jersey facility due to the small size of the plant. Employees requiring medical evaluation or treatment were referred to outside physicians. INTERROGATORY NO. C.61 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving 29 000240 any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that it did not maintain a medical department at its Carteret, New Jersey facility due to the small size of the plant. Employees requiring medical evaluation or treatment were referred to outside physicians. INTERROGATORY NO. C.62 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that it did not maintain a medical department at its Carteret, New Jersey facility due to the small size of the plant. Employees requiring medical evaluation or treatment were referred to outside physicians. INTERROGATORY NO. C.63 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that it did not maintain a medical department at its Carteret, New Jersey facility due to the small size of the plant. Employees requiring medical evaluation or treatment were referred to outside physicians. 30 000241 INTERROGATORY NO. C.64 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that it did not maintain a medical department at its Carteret, New Jersey facility due to the small size of the plant. Employees requiring medical evaluation or treatment were referred to outside physicians. INTERROGATORY NO. C.65 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.65 on the grounds that it is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility , including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.66 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to 31 000242 Interrogatory No. C.66 on the grounds that it is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without waiving its objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility , including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.67 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that it has no INTERROGATORY NO. C.68 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.68 on the grounds that it is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility, including the assets, technology, books and records of the plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. 32 000243 Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C. 69 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that there was no committee referred to as the Health Review Committee at its Carteret, New Jersey facility. INTERROGATORY NO. C.70 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that there was no committee referred to as the Health Review Committee at its Carteret, New Jersey facility. INTERROGATORY NO. C.71 . Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that there was no committee referred to as the Health Review Committee at its Carteret, New Jersey facility. 33 000244 INTERROGATORY NO. C.72 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that there was no committee referred to as the Health Review Committee at its Carteret, New Jersey facility. INTERROGATORY NO. C.73 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that there was no committee. referred to as the Health Review Committee at its Carteret, New Jersey facility. INTERROGATORY NO. C.74 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that there was no committee referred to as the Health Review Committee at its Carteret, New Jersey facility. INTERROGATORY NO. C.75 34 000245 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that there was no committee referred to as the Health Review Committee at its Carteret, New Jersey facility. INTERROGATORY NO. C.76 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that there was no committee referred to as the Health Review Committee at its Carteret, New Jersey facility. INTERROGATORY NO. C.77 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that there was no committee referred to as the Health Review Committee at its Carteret, New Jersey facility. INTERROGATORY NO. C.78 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving 35 000246 any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that it did not have a position of chief medical office. INTERROGATORY NO. C.79 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that it did not have a position of chief medical office. INTERROGATORY NO. C.80 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that it did not have a position of chief medical office. INTERROGATORY NO. C.81 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.81 on the ground that it is overly broad. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility, including assets, technology, books and records of that plant excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL 36 000247 + Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.82 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.82 on the ground that it is overly broad. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that its industrial hygiene program was maintained by its insurance carrier. The Hartford. INTERROGATORY NO. C.83 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.83 on the ground that it is overly broad. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that its industrial hygiene program was maintained by its insurance carrier. The Hartford. INTERROGATORY NO. C.84 * Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to 3V 000248 Interrogatory No. C.84 on the ground that it is overly broad. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that its industrial hygiene program was maintained by its insurance carrier. The Hartford. INTERROGATORY NO. C.85 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.85 on the ground that it is overly broad. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections Reichhold states that its industrial hygiene program was maintained by its insurance carrier. The Hartford. INTERROGATORY NO. C.86 . Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.86 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad. Subject to and without waiving any of the abovestated objections, Reichhold responds that it is not aware of any individual who has knowledge of the facts relating to this lawsuit. INTERROGATORY NO. C.87 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the 38 000249 general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.87 on the grounds that it is vague and ambiguous and on the grounds that the information sought is privileged against disclosure through the attorney-client privilege and the work product privilege. Subject to and without waiving the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that information responsive to these Interrogatories was compiled by its attorneys Sheridan, Ruskin and Weathers during January and February 1989. INTERROGATORY NO. C.88 Reichhold incorporates be reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.88 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad. Subject to and without waiving the above-stated objections, Reichhold responds that it has not conducted or sponsored studies relating to the health effects of asbestos. INTERROGATORY NO. C.89 Reichhold incorporates be reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.89 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad. Subject to and without waiving the above-stated objections, Reichhold responds that it has not conducted or sponsored studies relating to the health effects of asbestos. 39 000250 INTERROGATORY NO. C.90 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.90 on the grounds that it overly broad, unduly burdensome and is seeks information which is privileged against disclosure. Subject to and without waiving the above-stated objections, Reichhold states that its Carteret, New Jersey facility, including the assets, technology, books and records of that plant but excluding the plasticizer business, was acquired on June 27, 1986 by BTL Specialty Resins Corp. Accordingly, records and information which might be responsive to this Interrogatory are no longer in the possession of Reichhold. INTERROGATORY NO. C.91 . Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.91 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad, unduly burdensome and generally calls for the opinion of an expert. INTERROGATORY NO. C.92 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to 40 000251 Interrogatory No. C.92 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad, unduly burdensome and generally calls for the opinion of an expert. INTERROGATORY NO. C.93 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.93 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad, unduly burdensome and generally calls for the opinion of an expert. INTERROGATORY NO. C.94 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all. of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.94 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad, unduly burdensome and generally calls for the opinion of an expert. INTERROGATORY NO. C.95 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to 41 000252 Interrogatory No. C.95 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad, unduly burdensome and generally calls for the opinion of an expert. INTERROGATORY NO. C.96 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.96 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad, unduly burdensome and generally calls for the opinion of an expert. INTERROGATORY NO. C.97 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.97 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad, unduly burdensome and generally calls for the opinion of an expert. INTERROGATORY NO. C.98 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to 42 000253 Interrogatory No. C.98 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad, unduly burdensome and generally calls for the opinion of an expert. INTERROGATORY NO. C.99 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.99 on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous and overly broad, unduly burdensome and generally calls for the opinion of an expert. INTERROGATORY NO. C.100 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.100 on the grounds that it is vague and ambiguous. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold responds that is unaware of facts relating to this lawsuit and therefore makes no such contentions at this time. INTERROGATORY NO. C.101 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving 43 000254 any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold responds that it is Reichhold's understanding that it has been named as a party to this lawsuit for the limited purpose of discovery only, that it will be dismissed from this lawsuit prior to trial and that it will not be a part at the time of trial of this case. INTERROGATORY NO. C. 102 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.102 on the grounds that it is vague and ambiguous. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold responds that it is unaware of the facts relating to this lawsuit and therefore has obtained no such statements. INTERROGATORY NO. C.103 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.103 on the grounds that it is vague and ambiguous and calls for the opinion of an expert. INTERROGATORY NO. C.104 44 000255 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.104 on the grounds that it is vague and ambiguous and calls for the opinion of an expert. INTERROGATORY NO. C.105 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold responds that it is Reichhold's understanding that it has been named a party to this lawsuit for the limited purposes of discovery only. Plaintiffs' sole remedy, if any, as against Reichhold, is in worker's compensation. INTERROGATORY NO. C.106 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Subject to and without waiving any of the above-stated objections, Reichhold responds that it is unaware of any such person with knowledge of the facts relating to this lawsuit. INTERROGATORY NO. C.1Q7 45 000256 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.107 on the grounds that it is unintelligible as phrased and incapable of being answered without resort to speculation. INTERROGATORY NO. C.108 Reichhold incorporates by reference each and all of the general objections set forth above. Reichhold further objects to Interrogatory No. C.108 on the grounds that it is unintelligible as phrased and incapable of being answered without resort to speculation. AFFIDAVIT 46 000257 AFFIDAVIT STATE OF NEW YORK ) > s.s. : COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER ) Personally appeared before me, the undersigned authority in and for the jurisdiction aforesaid, the within named Concetta Bazzano who being by me first duly sworn, desposes and states on her oath that she is a Legal Assistant of Reichhold Chemicals, Inc., and as such is duly authorized by Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. to make this Affidavit; and that the information contained in the foregoing Responses to Plaintiffs' Interrogatories is true and correct to the best of her information and belief. bWUKN ru AJND of /nj&AjtJL,, 1989. My Commission Expires: JL 30.J?90 I SUSAN ZAPPULLA Notary Public, State of New YMB No. 4758936 Qualified In Westchester County Qualified in Dutchess County QA Commission Expires September 30,19 ( NOTARY PUBLIC 000258 EXHIBIT A ABRASIVES- BONDED AND COATED: PLYOPHEN and VARCUM phenolic resins. ADHESIVES: EPOTUF epoxy resins; PLYOPHEN and VARCUM phenolic resins; SUPER-BECKACITE pure phenolic resins. BRAKE AND CLUTCH LININGS: PLYOPHEN and VAR CUM phenolic resins. BUILDING PRODUCTS: ALSYNITE translucent rein forced plastic panels. CASTINGS: COROVIT self-curing core binders; FOUNDREZ. phenolic and urea resins; coRCIment core oils; CO-RELEES sand conditioning agent; REICOTE sand processing agent. CHEWING GUM: SYNTHE-COPAL ester gums. FURNITURE, PLYWOOD, FLOORING, HARDBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD: DIARON powdered melamine adhesives; FORASITE phenolic adhesives; PLYACIEN protein glues; PLYAMINE and FORAMINE urea-formal dehyde adhesives; PLYAMUL PVAc adhesive bases; PLYOPHEN phenol- and resorcinol-formaldehyde ad hesives. INSULATION-THERMAL, ACOUSTICAL AND ELEC TRICAL: EPOTUF epoxy resins; PEROXIDOL polymeric plasticizers; PLYOPHEN and VARCUM phenolic resins; POLYLITE polyester resins; POLYLITE polyurethane foam, resins. LAMINATES: EPOTUF epoxy resins; PLYOPHEN cresol, phenol- and resorcinol-formaldehyde resins and varnishes; POLYLITE polyester resins. LEATHER: BECKOSOLalkyd resins; PLYOPHEN resor cinol-formaldehyde resins; SUPER-BECKACITE pure phenolic resins; SYNTHE-COPAL ester gums; SYN THEMUL acrylic emulsions. LINOLEUM AND FLOOR TILE: BECKOSOL alkyd resins; PENTACITE pentaerythritol resins; RCI inor ganic chemical pigment colors. MOLDING COMPOUNDS: EPOTUF epoxy resins; PLY OPHEN and VARCUM phenolic resins- Dn'""" polyester resins. 000259 PAINTS, VARNISHES AND LACQUERS: BECKACITE (1) fumaric, (2) maleic and (3) modified phenolic resins; BECKAMINE urea-formaldehyde resins; BECKOLIN synthetic oils; BECKOPOL modified phenolic resins; BECKOSOL (1) phenolated, (2) phthalic-free, (3) rosin modified, (4) pure drying and (5) pure non drying alkyd resins; EPOTUF epoxy resins; KOPOL processed Congo copals; LUSTRASOL acrylic and acrylic-modified alkyd solutions; PENTACITE pentae rythritol resins; POLYLITE polyesterresins;STYRESOL styrenated alkyd resins; SUPER-BECKACITE pure phenolic resins; SUPER-BECKAMINE melamine-for maldehyde resins; SUPER-BECKOSOL isophthalic acid alkyd resins; SYNTHE-COPAL ester gums; SYN THEMUL acrylic and alkyd emulsions; WALLKYD pure drying alkyd resins (for alkyd flat wall vehicles); WALLPOL PVAc emulsions; WATEREZ alkali-dispersible modified alkyd resins; RCI inorganic chemical pigment colors. PAPER: WETstrez urea-formaldehyde resins; PLYA MUL PVAc emulsions; STYRESOL styrenated alkyd resins; SYNTHEMUL acrylic emulsions; RCI inorganic pigment colors. PRINTING INKS: BECKACITE (1) fumaric. (2) maleic and (3) modified phenolic resins; BECKOLIN synthetic oils; BECKOPOL modified phenolic resins; RCI inor ganic chemical pigment colors. REINFORCED PLASTICS: EPOTUF epoxy resins; POLY LITE polyester resins; PLYOPHEN and VARCUM phen olic resins; MEK peroxide; BPO paste and granules; MODIGLASS fibrous glass products. TEXTILES: FABREZ cyclic ethylene urea and ureaformaldehyde resins; SYNTHEMUL alkyd resins and emulsions; PLYAMUL and WALLPOL PVAc emulsions. VINYL PRODUCTS: STAFLEX plasticizers and stabil izers; PEROXIDOL epoxy plasticizers. WAXES AND POLISHES: BECKACITE modified phen olic and maleic resins; SUPER-BECKACITE pure phen olic resins; SYNTHE-COPAL ester gums; SYNTHEMUL acrylic emulsions; WATEREZ alkali-dispersible modi fied alkyd resins. REICHHOLD MANUFACTURES AND SELLS INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAI In order to control qualify from raw material to finished product, RCI is also a volun producer of formaldehyde, hydrochloric acid, maleic anhydride, methanol, ortho-phenylphenc pentachlorophenol, sodium pentachloropbenate, pentaerythritol, phenol, phthalic anhydrid sodium sulfite, and sulfuric acid, all of which find a ready market in this country and abroa ixrmwrcD dj EXHIBIT B Acrylic Emulsions Accelerators Adipate Esters Air Filtration Products Alkali Soluble Hard ' M Resins Alkyd Resins Alkyd Emulsions Azelate Esters Catalysts Core Oils Epoxy Plasti cizers Epoxy Resins and Hardeners Ester Gums Formaldehyde Fumarate Esters Furan Resins Glass Fiber Reinforcement Hydrocarbon Resins Hydrochloric Acid Hydrogenated Resin REJCHHOLD Esters Inorganic Chemical Pigment Colors Iso-Decyl Alcohol Iso-Octyl Alcohol Maleate Esters :- * Maleic Anhydride Melamine Melamine Resins Methanol o-Benzyl-p-Chlorophenol o-Phenyl- g; PRODUCTS r.-*f phenol Organic Peroxides Pentaerythritol F*henol Phenolic Resins Phthalate Esters V. INCLUDE: Phthalic Anhydride Polyester Resins Polymeric Plasticizers Polystyrene Emulsions Polyterpene Resins Polyurethane Resins Polyvinyl Acetate Emulsions Release Agents (Foundry) Resorcinol- Formaldehyde Resins Sebacate Esters * Shellac Supported Styrene Emulsions Sodium Penta- chlorophenate Sodium Sulfite Sulfuric Acid Terpene-Phenolic Resins Thermosetting Molding Compounds Translucent Reinforced Plastic Panels Trimellitate Esters Urea Resins Urea- Formaldehyde Adhesives Urethane Foam Resins Vinyl Stabilizers f V V rn . r 7i : \ ' i * *'-y; - 'i 'APPLICATIONS j ... - .. A \y/:' AND . `i ` ||, ) INDUSTRIES ` WHERE USED i / v ' i i Abrasives. - Adhesives Agricultural Products Appliances Automotive ~ Boats Building Panels Chewing Gum Closures Electrical Devices and Insulation Fiberglass Molding Filament Winding Floor Polishes Floor Tiles Floor Waxes Flotation Foundries Furniture Highway Maintenance Home Construction Industrial Construction Leather Packaging Paint Particle Board Paper Manufacture Plastic Moldings Plywood Polymer Production Fitting Compounds Protective Coatings Printing Refrigeration Rubber Products Textiles Utensils Varnishes Vinyl Products ALPHAPRENE AISYNITE BECKACITE REICHHOLD BECKAMINE BECKOLIN TRADENAMES BECKOPOL BECKOSOL 1- rA'. yfS.'., CURRENTLY IN USE* BETAPRENE CHLOROPHEN CO-POL coRCIment CO-RELEES DEECY DELTAPRENE DIARON EPOTUF FERNDALE GREEN FORAMINE FORASITE FORMOX FOUNORE2 GAMMAPRENE GARDLITE GLASWOOD HYDROGUM JEL-O-MER LUSTRASOL MODIGLASS PENTACHE PEROXIDOL PLASTIKL PLYACIEN PLYAMINE PLYAMUL PLYOCITE PLYOPHEN POLYLITE POLY-AUTOPLATE RAY-OUTE RIDGEWAY STAFLEX STEPLAP STRUCTOGLAS STYRESOL SUPER-BECKAC1TE SUPER-BECKAMINE SUPER-BECKOSOL SYNTHE-COPAL SYNTHEMUL VARCUM WALLKYD WALLPOL WATEREZ WETstrez 000260 PttHTtD IN jJ. S. A. EXHIBIT C PRODPCT8 A Abrasive-Bonding Resins Accelerators Acids Fatty Tall Oil Acrylic Adhesives Acrylic Latexes Acrylic Rigidizing Resins Adhesive Ingredients Additives Latexes Resins Tackifiers Adhesive, Plywood Adhesives Animal Glue Bookbinding Carton Sealing Contact Dry Film General Hot-Melt Industrial Labeling ' Oil-Resistant Packaging Pressure-Sensitive surface Mount Water-Based Woodworking Alkydol Alkyd, Refined Linseed Oil Alkyd Resins Apha-Pinene Aluminum Chloride, Anhydrous Amino Resins Animal Glue Antioxidants Auto Body Patch Resins Bulk Molding Resins Butadiene-Acrylonitrile Latex Button resins C. Carpet Base Resin Emulsion Casting Resins Catalysts, Peroxide Caulks and Sealants Bases Chemical Coatings Chewing Gum Resins Clear Casting Resins Coating Polymers Coating Resins Coatings Ingredients Latexes Polymers Resins Concrete Additives Concrete Curing Resins Concrete Form MDO Concrete Form Overlays Concrete Parting Compounds Cultured Marble, Resins for Cushion Sheets D Decorative Laminates Decorative Overlays Diallyl Phthalate Resin Distilled Tall Oil Dry Catalyst Dry Film Adhesives DTO Polyester E B Backing Sheets Balancing Sheets Benzoguanamine-Formaldehyde Resins Benzoyl Peroxide Binders, Coating Bondable Backer Bowling Ball Resins Edgebanding Electrical Compounds Electrical Insulation Emulsion Polymers Epoxy Esters Epoxy Hardeners Epoxy Reactive Diluents Epoxy Resins Ester Gums Ethylene Copolymers 000261 F Fatty Acid Ester Fatty Acids FF Wood Rosin Filament-Winding Polyester Resins Fire-Retardant Polyester Resins Foam Resins (Unsaturated Polyester Only) Forest Products Formaldeyhde Solution G Gelatin (non-food) Gel-Coat Resins General Use MDO Glove-Dipping Latexes Glue, Aminal Gums (Hydrogum) H Hardboard Resins Hard Resins HDO High Density Overlays Highway Overlay Resins Hot-Melt Adhesives Hydrocarbon Resins I Industrial Adhesives Industrial Chemicals (Coatings) Insulating Foams Insulating Varnishes/Compounds Intermediate Resin Solution Intermediates Isophthalic Polyester Resins K Ketone Peroxide Solution Kit Resins L Lacquer Laminates (Wood) Laminating Adhesives Laminating Resins Latexes Acrylic Butadiene-Acrylonitrile Styrene-Acrylic Styrene-Butadiene Vinyl Acetate Vinyl Acetate-Acrylic Vinyl Acetate-Ethylene Limed Rosin Liquid Catalyst Liquid Epoxy Resins Liquid Rosin Size Low-Pressure Melamine Laminates Low-Pressure Polyester Laminates M Magnet Compounds Maleic Hard Resins Marble (Resins for Cultured) MDO Medium-Density Overlays MEK Peroxide Melamine-Formaldehyde Resins Melamine Laminates Melamine Resins (Casting) Melamine Resins (Coating) Metalled Tall Oil Resin Metal Resinates Metal Rosinates Methyl Methacrylate Mine Bolt Resins Modified Olefinic Resin Modifiers (Reactive) Moisture-Cured Urethane Molding & Extrusion Compounds Molding Wrap N Nonwoven Fabric Binders 0 Oil, Epoxidized Oil, Tall Organic Peroxides Oriented Strandboard Resins 000262 Ozone Protector Paint Ingredients Latexes Resins Paper Beater Additives Paper Coating Paper Glueline Papennaking Chemicals Coating Binders Dry-End Additives Latexes Polymers, Emulsion Saturants Sizes, Liquid Sizes, Paste Rosin Wet-End Additives Wet-Strength Resins Paper Saturation Parting Compounds, Concrete Peroxide Catalysts Phenolic Molding Compounds Phenolic Sheet-Molding Compound ' Pigment Dispersion Resin Pine Tar Plastics Plywood Adhesive Resins Polybutadiene Copolymer Resins Polyester Laminates Polyester Molding Resins Polyester Overlays Polyester Resins Polymer Concrete Resins Polymers, Emulsion Polyterpene Resins Polyurethane Resins Polyvinyl Acetates Powder Coating Resins Printing Ink Resins Process Oil Promoter Solution Protein Glues Pultrusion Polyester Resins Reducer Release Sheet Resin Catalyst Resin Emulsion Resin Emulsion Adhesive Resins Acrylic Rigidizing Adhesive Alkyd Amino Auto Body Patch Benzoguanamine-Formaldehyde Bonding Bowling Ball Bulk Molding Button . Casting Clear casting Coating Cultured Marble Diallyl Phthalate Polyester Electrical Encapsulating Electrical Potting Epoxy Filament Winding Fire-Retardant Gel Coat Hardboard - Hydrocarbon Melamine-Formaldehyde Mine Bolt Oriented Strandboard Paint Phenolic Pigment Dispersion Polybutadiene Copolymer Polyester Polymer Concrete Polyurethane Printing Ink Pultrusion Polyester Terpene-Phenol Transfer Molding (Polyester) Ultraviolet-Curable Urea-Formaldehyde Waferboard Wet-Strength Resin Solution Intermediate Rosin Esters Rosins Rosin Size Rubber Base Resins Rubber Compounds 3 000263 Rubber Emulsifiers Rubber Processing Chemicals Sheet-Molding Compounds Phenolic Polyester SMC Resins Sizes, Paper Liquid Paste Rosin Steroxy Styrene-Acrylic Latex Styrene-Butadiene Latex Surface Coating Resins Synthetic Resin Synthetic Rubber Tackifiers Tall Oil Tall Oil Rosin Tape-Joint Compound Bases Terpene-Phenol Resins Terpene Resins TFP Release Solution Textile Coating Thermosetting Laminates Thermosetting Polyester Laminates Thermosetting Overlays Polyester Transformer Oil U Ultraviolet-Curable Resins Urea-Formaldehyde Resins Urea-Formaldehyde Wet-Strength Resins Urethane Resins Phenolic Polyester Water-Soluble Varnishes, Resins for Alkyd Epoxy Ester Vinyl Acetate-Acrylic Latex Vinyl Acetate-Ethylene Latex Vinyl Acetate Latex Vinyl Ester Resins W Waferboard Resins Water-Based Paint, Latexes for Water-Filled Polyester Resin Water-Soluble Resins Water-Soluble Varnishes Wet-End Additives, Paper Wet-Strength Resins Wood Resin Ester Wood Rosin X X Tall Oil Rosin 2 Zinc Resinate Zinc-Treated Rosin Varnishes Air Dry Baking Epoxy Fire Retardant Insulating 000264 EXHIBIT D REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION P. O. BOX 38 Carteret, NJ 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 300 E. 18th Street Paterson, NJ 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 1960-1963 Alsynite reinforced plastic panels 000265 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION P. 0. Bax 38 Carteret, NJ 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ Hackensack, NJ 649 Ferry Street Newark 5, NJ 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 1964-1965 Sales office only 1963-1971 Plasticizers & stabilizers 000266 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION P. O. Box 38 Carteret, NJ 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 649 Ferry Street Newark 5, NJ 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 1963-1971 Plasticizers & stabilizers 000267 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION P. 0. Box 38 Carteret, NJ 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 649 Ferry Street Newark 5, NJ 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 1963-1971 Plasticizers & stabilizers 000268 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION -P. 0. Box 38 Carteret, NJ 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 649 Ferry Street Newark 5, NJ 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 1963-1971 Plasticizers & stabilizers 000269 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION P. O. Box 38 Carteret, NJ 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 649 Ferry Street Newark 5, NJ 300 E. 18th Street Paterson, NJ 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 1963-1971 Plasticizers & stabilizers 1960-1963 Alsynite reinforced plastic panels 000270 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION P. 0. Box 38 Carteret, NJ 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ Hackensack, NJ 649 Ferry Street Newark 5, NJ 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 1964-1965 Sales office only 1963-1971 Plasticizers & stabilizers * 000271 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION P. 0. Box 38 Carteret, NJ 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers, polyurethane foam 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 649 Ferry Street Newark 5, NJ 1963-1971 Plasticizers & stabilizers Newburgh Road Hackettstown, NJ 1969-1985 Office only Rockport & Thomas Road Rockport, NJ 1969-1985 . Cross-linkable polyethylene rubber chemicals, color con centrates 000272 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF HEW JERSEY ADDRESS lSaBBKSk P. O. Box 38 Carteret, NJ DATES & FUNCTION 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers, polyurethane foam 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 649 Ferry Street Newark 5, NJ 1963-1971 Plasticizers & stabilizers Newburgh Road Hackettstown, NJ 1969-1985 Office only Rockport & Thomas Road Rockport, NJ 1969-1985 . Cross-linkable polyethylene rubber chemicals, color con centrates 000273 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC.. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION P. 0. Box 38 Carteret, NJ 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 649 Ferry Street Newark 5, NJ Newburgh Road Hackettstown, NJ Rockport & Thomas Road Rockport, NJ 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers, polyurethane foam 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 1963-1971 Plasticizers & stabilizers 1969-1985 Office only 1969-1985 Cross-linkable polyethylene rubber chemicals, color con centrates 000274 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS Mb P. O. Box 38 Carteret, NJ DATES & FUNCTION 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers, polyurethane foam 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings Newburgh Road Hackettstown, NJ 1969-1985 Office only Rockport & Thomas Road Rockport, NJ 1969-1985 Cross-linkable polyethylene rubber chemicals, color con centrates 000275 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION P. O. Box 38 Carteret, NJ 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ Newburgh Road Hackettstown, NJ Rockport & Thomas Road Rockport, NJ 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers, polyurethane foam 1936-present . pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 1969-1985 Office only 1969-1985 Cross-linkable polyethylene rubber chemicals, color con centrates 000276 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS 1 P. O. Box 38 Carteret, NJ . DATES & FUNCTION 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers, polyurethane '-foam 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings Newburgh Road Hackettstown, NJ 1969-1985 Office only Rockport Sc Thomas Road Rockport, NJ 1969-1985 Cross-linkable polyethylene rubber chemicals, color con . centrates 000277 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION P, 0. Box 38 Carteret, NJ 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ Newburgh Road Hackettstown, NJ Rockport & Thomas Road Rockport, NJ 120 Mt. Bethel Road Warren, NJ 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers, polyurethane foam 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 1969-1985 Office only 1969-1985 Cross-linkable polyethylene, rubber chemicals, color con centrates 1983-1986 Division headquarters office only 000278 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS mm P. O. Box 38 Carteret, NJ DATES & FUNCTION 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers, polyurethane foam 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings Newburgh Road Hackettstown, NJ 1969-1985 Office only Rockport & Thomas Road Rockport, NJ 1969-1985 Cross-linkable polyethylene, rubber chemicals, color con centrates 120 Mt. Bethel Road Warren, NJ 1983-1986 Division headquarters office only 000279 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS mL P. O. Box 38 Carteret, NJ DATES & FUNCTION 1962-1986 Melamine, phenolic molding compounds, plasticizers, polyurethane foam 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 120 Mt. Bethel Road Warren, NJ 1983-1986 Division headquarters office only 000280 4 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ADDRESS DATES & FUNCTION 726 Rockefeller Street Elizabeth, NJ 1936-present pthalic anhydride, maleic anhydride, wood surface coatings 000281 EXHIBIT E REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS 1962 H. H. Reichhold - President & General Manager S. B. Baum - Executive Vice President H. W. Mason, Jr. - Administrative Vice President R. T. Urich - Vice President, Sales M. W. Reece - Vice President, Pacific Coast P. J. Ryan - Vice President, Southern Division H. L. Wampner - Director of Research H. M. Aronson - Vice President, Alsynite Division C. B. Breedlove - Vice President, Detroit Plant R. H. Coerdt - Vice President, Special Assignments J. E. D'Angelo - Vice President, Operations Control W. o. Fetterly - Vice President/Mfg, Tuscaloosa H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International Division E. F. Kelly - Vice President/Mfg, Color Division H. Kline - Vice President, Phenolic Plastics Division* C. A. Knauss - Vice President, Coating Resin Sales R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific South Div. H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering 0. J. Myers - Vice President, Foundry Products D. G. Patterson - Vice President, Plastics Division . T. P. Shumaker - Vice President/Sales, Tuscaloosa E. M. Skytta - Vice President, Pacific Northwest Div. F. A. Smiles - Vice President, Eastern Region Sales E. A. Terray - Vice President, Purchases ' C. J. Windsor - Vice President, Manufacturing J. F. Goetz - Secretary R. G. Bremer - Assistant Secretary C. M. Fiscina - Assistant Treasurer L. Verrilli, Jr. - Assistant Comptroller 000282 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - Chairman & Chief Executive Officer S. H. Baum - President H. W. Mason, Jr. - Executive Vice President R. T. Urich - Vice President, Sales M. W. Reece - Vice President, Pacific Coast P. J. Ryan - Vice President, Southern Division D. W. Nearing, Jr. - Vice President & Comptroller C. B. Breedlove - Vice President, Midwest Division R. H. Coerdt - Vice President, Special Assignments J. E. D'Angelo - Vice President, Operations W. O. Fetterly - Vice President/Mfg, Tuscaloosa H. R. Helhig - Vice President, International Division E. F. Kelly - Vice President/Mfg, Color Division H. Kline - Vice President, Phenolic Plastics Division C. A. Knauss - Vice President, Chemical Coating Sales R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific Southern Div. H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering O. J. Myers - Vice President, Foundry Division D. G. Patterson - Vice President, Plastics Division E. H. Schroeder - Vice President, Elizabeth Plant T. P. Shumaker - Vice President, Sales, Tuscaloosa E. M. Skytta - Vice President, Pacific Northwest Div. F. A. Smiles - Vice President, Eastern Regional Sales E. A. Terray - Vice President, Purchases C. J. Windsor - Vice President, Manufacturing J. F. Goetz - Secretary R. G. Bremer - Assistant Secretary C. M. Fiscina - Assistant Treasurer L. Verrilli, Jr. - Assistant Secretary & Assistant Comptroller 000283 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - Chairman & Chief Executive S. H. Baum - President H. W. Mason, Jr. - Executive Vice President R. T. Urich - Vice President, Sales M. W. Reece - Vice President, Pacific Coast D. W. Nearing, Jr. - Vice President & Comptroller C. B. Breedlove - Vice President, Midwest Division J. E. D'Angelo - Vice President, Operations W. O. Fetterly - Vice President/Mfg, Tuscaloosa H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International Division T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Delta Division E. F. Kelly - Vice President/Mfg., Color Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific South Div. H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering O. J. Myers - Vice President, Foundry Division D. . G. Patterson - Vice President, Plastics Division E. H. Schroeder - Vice President, Chemical Coatings T. P. Shumaker - Vice President, Southern Division E. A. Terr-ay - Vice President, Purchases H. L. Warapner - Vice President, Development W. A. Weisraann - Vice President/Sales, Nat'l Accounts C. J. Windsor - Vice President, Manufacturing J. F. Goetz - Secretary R. G. Bremer - Assistant secretary C. M. Fiscina - Assistant Treasurer J. W. Janos - Assistant Comptroller 000284 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC CORPORATE OFFICERS H- H. Reichhold - Chairman & Chief Executive S. H. Baum - President C. B. Breedlove - Vice President, Midwest Division H. W. Mason, Jr. - Executive Vice President ` O. J. Myers - Vice President, Foundry Division D. W. Nearing, Jr. - Vice President & Comptroller M. W. Reece - Vice President, Pacific Coast R. T. Urich - Vice President, Sales J. E. D'Angelo - Vice President, Operations M. M. Eikehberry - Vice President, Nat'l Accounts H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International Division T. D. Johnson, Vice President, Delta Division E. F. Kelly - Vice President/Mfg, Color Division M. P. Kerins - vice President, Chemical Sales J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest R. D. McDonald - Vice President & President, Varcum R. H._ Melinat - Vice President, Pacific South Div. H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering D. G. Patterson " Vice President, Plastics Division E. H. Schroeder - Vice President, Chemical Coatings T. P. Shumaker - Vice President, Southern Division E. A. Terray - Vice President, Purchases H. L. Wampner - Vice President, Development . W. A. Weismann - Vice President/Sales, Nat'l Accounts J. K. Whittaker - Vice President & President, Modiglass Fibers C. J. Windsor - Vice President, Manufacturing C. M. Fiscina - Treasurer R. G. Bremer - Assistant Secretary J. W. Janos - Assistant Comptroller P. C. Lombardi - Assistant Comptroller 000285 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - Chairman & Chief Executive S. H. Baum - President .' -J. F. Goetz - Vice Chairman & Secretary H. W. Mason, Jr. - Executive Vice President C. B. Breedlove - Vice President, Midwest Division O. J. Myers - Vice President, Foundry Division D. W. Nearing, Jr. - Vice President & Comptroller M. W. Reece - Vice President, Pacific Coast R. T. Urich - Vice President, Sales J. E. D'Angelo - Vice President, Operations M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President/National Accounts H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International Division T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Delta Division E. F. Kelly - Vice President/Mfg., Color Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest R. D.. McDonald - Vice President & President/Varcum R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific South Div. H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering D. G. Patterson - Vice President, Plastics Division F. J. Shelton - Vice President/Research, Pacific Div. E. H. Schroeder - Vice President, Chemical Coatings T. P. Shumaker - Vice President, Southern Division E. A. Terray - Vice President, Purchases H. L. Wampner - Vice President, Development W. A. Weismann - Vice President/Sales, Nat'l Accounts J. K. Whittaker - Vice President & President, Modiglass Fibers C. J. Windsor - Vice President, Manufacturing C. M. Fiscina - Treasurer R. G. Bremer - Assistant Secretary J. W. Janos - Assistant Comptroller P. C. Lombardi - Assistant Comptroller 000286 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - Chairman & Chief Executive J. F. Goetz - Vice Chairman & Secretary . S. H. Baum - President H. W. Mason, Executive Vice President C. B. Breedlove - Vice President, Midwest Division O. J. Myers - Vice President D. W. Nearing, Jr. - Vice President, Finance R. T. Urich - Vice President, Sales . L. L. Colbert, Jr. ~ Vice President, Elizabeth Plant R. R. Cook - Vice President, Molding Compounds & General Manager, Carteret Plant J. R. Cummings - Vice President, Phenolic Resins. J. E. D'Angelo - Vice President, Operations M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Modiglass Fibers H. E. Helbig - Vice President, International Division T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Delta Division E. F._ Kelly - Vice President/Mfg, Color Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific South Div. H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering D. G. Patterson - Vice President, Plastics Division F. J. Shelton - Vice President/Research, Pacific E. H. Schroeder - Vice President, Chemical Coatings T. P. Shumaker - Vice President, Southern Division J. R. Siegelbaum - Vice President/Sales, Plasticizers & Hydrocarbon Resins C. S. Stryker - Vice President/Sales, Plastics Div. E. A. Terray - Vice President, Purchases H. L. Wampner - Vice President, Development W. A. Weisraann - Vice President/Sales, Nat'l Accounts C. J. Windsor - Vice President, Manufacturing C. M. Fiscina - Treasurer J. W. Janos - Comptroller R. G. Bremer - Assistant Secretary P. C. Lombardi - Assistant Comptroller 000287 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - Chairman & Chief Executive J. F. Goetz - Vice Chairman & Secretary S. H. Baum - President C. B. Breedlove - Vice President, Midwest Division L. L. Colbert, Jr. - Vice President, Elizabeth Plant O. J. Myers - Vice President D. W. Nearing, Jr. - Vice President, Finance R. T. Urich - Vice President, Sales R. R. Cook - Vice President, Molding Compounds and General Manager, Carteret Plant J. R. Cummings - Vice President, Phenolic Resins J. E. D'Angelo - Vice President, Operations M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Modiglass Fibers H. R. Belbig - Vice President, International Division C. R. Holman - Vice.President & Technical Assistant to the Chairman T. D.. Johnson - Vice President, Delta Division E. F. Kelly - Vice President/Mfg, Color.Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific Southern H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering D. G. Patterson - Vice President, Plastics Division M. W. Reece - Vice President, Pacific Coast E. H. Schroeder - Vice President, Cuyahoga Falls Plant F. J. Shelton - Vice President/Research, Pacific T. P. Shumaker - Vice President, Southern Division J. R. Siegelbaura - Vice President/Sales> Plasticizers and Rubber Chemicals C. S. Stryker - Vice President/Sales, Plastics Div. E. A. Terray - Vice President, Special Projects H. L. Wampner - Vice President, Development W. A. Weismann - Vice President/Sales, Nat'l Accounts C. J. Windsor - Vice President, Manufacturing C. M. Fiscina - Treasurer J. W. Janos - Comptroller R. G. Bremer - Assistant Secretary J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000288 REICHHQLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - Chairman & Chief Executive S. H. Baum - President C. B. Breedlove - Vice President, Midwest Division R. G. Bremer - Assistant Secretary L. L. Colbert, Jr. - Vice President, Elizabeth Plant R. R. Cook - Vice President, Molding Compounds & General Manager, Carteret Plant J. R. Cummings - Vice President, Phenolics/Ureas J. E. D'Angelo - Vice President, Operations M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Modiglass Fibers P. J. Fass - Vice President, Purchasing C. M. Fiscina - Treasurer J. F. Goetz - Vice Chairman & Secretary H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International Division C. R. Holman - Vice President & Technical Assistant to the Chairman J. W.. Janos - Comptroller T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Delta Division D. E. Keenan - Vice President, Varcum Products E. F. Kelly - Vice President/Mfg., Color Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific Southern H. E. Miegel -- Vice President, Engineering O. J. Myers - Vice President D. W. Nearing, Jr. - Vice President, Finance R. M. Ovestrud - Vice President, Foundry Products D. G. Patterson - Vice President/Director, Research V. P. Pisano - Assistant Comptroller M. W. Reece - Vice President, Pacific Coast L. J. Rockenbach - Vice President, Chemical Coatings E. H. Schroeder - Vice President, Cuyahoga Falls Plant F. J. Shelton - Vice President/Research, Pacific T. P. Shumaker - Vice President, Southern Division J. R. Siegelbaum - Vice President/Sales, Plasticizers and Rubber Chemicals C. S'. Stryker - Vice President/Sales, Plastics Div. E. A. Terray - Vice President, Special Projects R. T. Urich - Senior Vice President H. L. Wampner - Vice President, Development W. A. Weismann - Vice President/Sales, Nat'l Accounts T. E. Wilde - Vice President & Gen. Mgr., Pacific Central Division C. J. Windsor - Vice President, Manufacturing J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000289 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS mm H. H. Reichhold - Chairman & Chief Executive S. H. Baum - Vice Chairman & President C. B. Breedlove - Vice Preident, Midwest Division R. G. Bremer - Assistant Secretary L. L. Colbert, Jr. - Vice President, Administration R. R. Cook - Vice President, Molding Compounds and General Manager-, Carteret Plant J. R. Cummings - Vice President, Phenolic/Urea Resins J. E. D'Angelo - Vice President, Operations M. M. Eikehberry - Vice President, Modiglass Fibers P.. J. Fass - Vice President, Purchasing C. M. Fiscina - Treasurer J. F. Goetz - Secretary H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International C. R. Holman - Vice President & Technical Assistant to the Chairman J. W.. Janos - Comptroller T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Marketing D. E. Keenan - Vice President, Varcum Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales D. E. Leever. - Vice President, Southwest Division J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific.Southern H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering D. W. Nearing, Jr. - Vice President,'Finance R. M. Ovestrud - Vice President, Foundry Products D. G. Patterson - Vice President & Director/Research V. P. Pisano - Assistant Comptroller M. W. Reece - Vice President, Pacific Coast L. J. Rockenbach - Vice President, Chemical Coatings E. H. Schroeder - Vice President, Delta Division E. E. Shea - Vice President, General Counsel F. J. Shelton - Vice President/Research, Pacific T. P. Shumaker - Vice President, Southern Division R. K. Stensrud - Vice President, Treated Fibers C. S. Stryker - Vice President, Corp. Sales Manager W. A. Weismann - Vice President/Sales, Nat'l Accounts T. E. Wilde - Vice President/Gen Mgr, Pacific Central C. J. Windsor - Vice President, Manufacturing J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000290 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - Chairman & Chief Executive S. H. Baum - Vice Chairman & President P. J. Fass - Executive Vice President C. B. Breedlove - Vice President, Midwest Region R. R. Cooke - Vice President, Molding Compounds M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Modiglass Fibers C. M. Fiscina - Treasurer H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International C. R. Holman - Vice President, Corporate Operations and Eastern Region J. W. Janos - Comptroller T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Phenolic/Urea Resins D. E. Keenan - Vice President, Varcum Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales D. E. Leever - Vice President, Southwest Division J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest W. T. McClelland - Vice President, Sterling Division R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific Southern H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering T. V. Morrow - Vice President, Plastics Division D. W. Nearing, Jr. - Vice President, Finance J. Neipris - Vice President, Blane Division V. P. Pisano - Assistant Comptroller L. J. Rockenbach - Vice President, Chemical Coatings E. H. Schroeder - Vice President, Elizabeth/Carteret E. E. Shea - Vice President, General Counsel T. P. Shumaker - Vice President, Southern Region R. K. Stensrud - Vice President, Western Region C. S. Stryker - Vice President, Corp. Sales Manager G. C. Sweet - Vice President & Assistant to Chairman B. van Arkel - Vice President, Cooke Division W. A. Weismann - Vice President/Sales, Nat'l Accounts T. E. Wilde - Vice President, Pacific Central C. J. Windsor - Vice President, Manufacturing J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000291 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - President & Chief Executive P. J. Fass - Executive Vice President -C. B. Breedlove - Senior Vice President-Midwest T. P. Shumaker - Senior Vice President-South J. R. Addonizio - Vice President, Specialty Resins E. F. Bolten - Vice President, Transportation and Distribution R. R. Cook - Vice President, Molding Compounds W. N. Davis - Vice President, Specialty Phenolics M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Modiglass Fibers L. T. Fay - Vice President, Chicago Sales Area C. M. Fiscina - Vice President & Treasurer H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International P. S. Hewett - Vice President, Environmental Svcs. C. R. Holman - Vice President, Corporate Operations and Eastern Region J. W.. Janos - Vice President, Finance T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Phenolics/Ureas D. E. Keenan - Vice President, Varcum Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales D. E. Leever - Vice President, Southwest Division J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest W. T. McClelland - Vice President, Sterling Division R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific South H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering T. R. Mitchell - Vice President, Emulsions T. V. Morrow - Vice President, Plastics Division J. J. Murphy - Vice President, National Accounts J. Neipris - Vice President, Blane Division V. P. Pisano - Controller L. J. Rockenbach - Vice President, Chemical Coatings C. C. Schimmel - Vice President/Mfg, South E. H. Schroeder - Vice President, Elizabeth/Carteret E. E. Shea - Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary R. K. Stensrud - Vice President, Western Region C. S. Stryker - Vice President, Corp. Sales Manager G. C. Sweet - Vice President & Assistant to CEO B. van Arkel - Vice President, Cooke Division W. A. Weisraann - Vice President/Sales, Nat'l Accounts A. L. Wooten - Vice President & Technical Assistant the CEO J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000292 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - President & Chief Executive P. J. Fass - Executive Vice President C. B. Breedlove - Senior Vice President, Midwest T. P. Shumaker - Senior Vice President, South E. E. Shea - Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary J. R. Addonizio - Vice President/Mktg, Newport E. F. Bolten - Vice President, Transportation and Distribution R. R. Cook - Vice President, Molding Compounds W. N. Davis - Vice President, Specialty Phenolics M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Modiglass Fibers N. S. Estrada - Vice President, Pacific Central L. T. Fay - Vice President, Chicago Sales Area C. M. Fiscina - Vice President & Treasurer H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International P. S.. Hewett - Vice President, Environmental Svcs. J. W. Janos - Vice President, Finance T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Phenolics/Ureas D. E. Keenan - Vice President, Varcum Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales D. E. Leever - Vice President, Southwest J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest T. R. Madden - Vice President, Safety/Regulatory Svcs W. T. McClelland - Vice President, Sterling Division R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific South H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering T. R. Mitchell - Vice President, Emulsions T. V. Morrow - Vice President, Plastics Division J. J. Murphy - Vice President, National Accounts J. Neipris - Vice President, Blane Division J. J. Odom - Vice President/Sales, Southern Division V. P. Pisano - Controller L. J. Rockenbach - Vice President, Chemical Coatings C. C. Schiimnel - Vice President/Mfg, Southern Div. F. J. Shelton - Vice President, Nitrogen Products R. K. Stensrud - Vice President, Western Region C. S. Stryker - Vice President, Corp. Sales Manager G. C. Sweet - Vice President & Assistant to CEO J. A. Trivisone - Vice President, Naval Stores B. van Arkel - Vice President, Cooke Division R. B. Walker - Vice President/Operations, West J. G. Weinmann - Vice President, Eastern Region J. T. White - Vice President/Mktg, Southern Region A. L. Wooten - Vice President & Director of Research J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000293 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - President & Chief Executive P. J. Fass - Executive Vice President C. B. Breedlove - Senior Vice President, Midwest T. P. Shumaker - Senior Vice President, South E. E. Shea - Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary J. R. Addonizio - Vice President/Mktg, Newport E. F* Bolten - Vice President, Trans/Dist R. R. Cook - Vice President, Molding Compounds W. N. Davis - Vice President, Specialty Phenolics H. J. Dunnmon - Vice President, Jacksonville Plant M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Glass Fibers N. S. Estrada - Vice President, Pacific Central L. T. Fay - Vice President, Chicago Sales Area C. M. Fiscina - Vice President & Treasurer H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International P. S. Hewett - Vice President, Environmental Svcs. J. W.. Janos - Vice President, Finance T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Phenolics/Ureas D. E. Keenan - Vice President, Varcum Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales D. E. Leever - Vice President, Southwest Division J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest T. R. Madden - Vice President, Safety/Regulatory Svcs W. T. McClelland - Vice President, Sterling Division T. P. McGraw - Vice President/Sales, Newport R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific South H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering T. R. Mitchell - Vice President, Emulsions T. V. Morrow - Vice President, Plastics Division J. J. Murphy - Vice President, National Accounts J. Neipris - Vice President, Blane Division D. T. Norwood - Vice President/Gen. Mgr., Newport J. J. Odom - Vice President/Sales, Southern Region V. P. Pisano - Controller L. J. Rockenbach - Vice President, Chemical Coatings C. C. Schimmel - Vice President/Mfg., Southern Region F. J. Shelton - Vice President, Nitrogen Products J. A. Sistino - Vice President, Chemical Colors R. K. Stensrud - Vice President, Western Region C. S. Stryker - Vice President, Corp. Sales Manager G. C. Sweet - Vice President & Assistant to CEO O. U. Thomas - Vice President, Gulfport Plant J. A. Trivisone - Vice President, Naval Stores B. van Arkel - Vice President, Cooke Division R. B. Walker - Vice President/Operations, West J. G. Weinmann - Vice President, Eastern Region J. T. White - Vice President/Mktg, Southern Region A. L. Wooten - Vice President & Director of Research J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000294 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS JHZKaUmb H. H. Reichhold - Chief Executive Officer P. J. Fass - President C. B. Breedlove - Senior Vice President, Midwest T. P. Shumaker - Senior Vice President, South E. E. Shea - Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary J. R. Addonizio - Vice President/Mktg, Newport E. F. Bolten - Vice President, Trans/Dist W. N. Davis - Vice President, Specialty Phenolics H. J. Dunnmon - Vice President, Jacksonville Plant M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Glass Fibers N. S. Estrada - Vice President, Pacific Central L. T. Fay - Vice President, Chicago Sales Area C. M. Fiscina - Vice President & Treasurer H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International P. S. Hewett - Vice President, Environmental Svcs. J. S.- Janos - Vice President, Finance T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Forest Products D. E. Keenan - Vice President, Varcum Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales D. E. Leever - Vice President, Southwest J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest T. R. Madden - Vice President, Governmental Services W. T. McClelland - Vice President, Sterling Division T. P. McGraw - Vice President/Sales, Newport R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific South H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering T. R. Mitchell - Vice President, Emulsion Polymers T. V. Morrow - Vice President, Plastics Division J. J. Murphy - Vice President, National Accounts J. Neipris - Vice President, Blane Division D. T. Norwood - Vice President/Gen. Mgr., Newport J. J. Odom - Vice President/Sales, Southern Region V. P. Pisano - Controller L. J. Rockenbach - Vice President, Chemical Coatings C. C. Schimrael - Vice President/Mfg, Southern Region F. J. Shelton - Vice President, Science & Technology J. A. Sistino - Vice President, Chemical Colors R. K. Stensrud - Vice President, Western Region C. S. Stryker - Vice President, Corp. Sales Manager G. C. Sweet - Vice President & Assistant to CEO O. U. Thomas - Vice President, Gulfport Plant J. A. Trivisone - Vice President, Naval Stores B. van Arkel - Vice President, Cooke Division R. B. Walker - Vice President/Operations, West J. G. Weinmann - Vice President, Eastern Region J. T. White - Vice President/Mktg, Southern Region J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000295 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - Chief Executive Officer P. J. Fass - President C. B. Breedlove - Executive Vice President, Midwest T. P. Shumaker - Executive Vice President, South E. E. Shea - Vice President, General Counsel, Secretary, and Chairman of Board C. M. Fiscina - Vice President & Treasurer R. K. Stensrud - Vice President, Western Region C. S. Stryker - Vice President, Corp. Sales Manager J. R. Addonizio - Vice President/Mktg, Newport E. L. Bahb - Vice President, Central Atlantic E. F. Bolten - Vice President, Trans/Dist L. C. Brandt - Vice President, Kansas City Plant W. N. Davis - Vice President, Specialty Phenolics H. J. Dunnmon - Vice President, Jacksonville Plant M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Glass Fibers N. S. Estrada - Vice President, Pacific Central L. T.- Fay - Vice President, Chicago Sales Area E. B. Gienger, Jr. - Vice President, Comm. Devel. H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International P. S. Hewett - Vice President, Environmental Svcs. J. W. Janos - Vice President, Finance T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Forest Products D. E. Keenan - Vice President, Varcum Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales D. E. Leever - Vice President, Southwest J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest T. R. Madden - Vice President, Governmental Svcs. W. T. McClelland - Vice President, Sterling Division T. P. McGraw - Vice President/Sales, Newport R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific South H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering/Facilities W. A. Miller - Vice President, Licensing Development T. R. Mitchell - Vice President, Emulsion Polymers T. V. Morrow - Vice President, Plastics Division J. J. Murphy - Vice President, National Accounts J. Neipris - Vice President, Vinyl Products Division D. T. Norwood - Vice President/Gen. Mgr., Newport J. J. Odom - Vice President/Sales, Southern Region L. J. Rockenbach - Vice President, Chemical Coatings F. J. Shelton - Vice President, Science & Technology J. A. Sistino - Vice President, Chemical Colors E. J. Stipkala - Vice President, St. Helens Plant G. C. Sweet - Vice President, Administration/Planning O. U. Thomas -- Vice President, Gulfport Plant J. A. Trivisone - Vice President, Naval Stores B. van Arkel - Vice President/Mktg, Wire & Cable R. B. Walker - Vice President/Operations, West J. G. Weinmann - Vice President, Eastern Region J. T. White - Vice President/Mktg., Southern Region V. P. Pisano - Controller J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000296 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - Chief Executive Officer P. J. Fass - President C. B. Breedlove - Executive Vice President, Midwest T. P. Shumaker - Executive Vice President, South E. E. Shea - Vice President,' General Counsel, Secretary, and Chairman of Board C. M. Fiscina - Vice President & Treasurer R. K. Stensrud - Executive Vice President, West J. G. Weinmann - Senior Vice President, East C. S. Stryker - Vice President, Corp. Sales Manager J. R. Addonizio - Vice President/Mktg, Newport F. Altorfer - Vice President, Export Sales E. L. Babb - Vice President, Central Atlantic E. F. Bolten - Vice President, Trans/Dist L. C. Brandt - Vice President, Kansas City Plant W. N. Davis - Vice President, Specialty Phenolics H. J. Dunnmon - Vice President, Jacksonville Plant M. M.. Eikenberry - Vice President, Glass Fibers N. S. Estrada - Vice President, Pacific Central L. T. Fay - Vice President, Chicago Sales Area E. B. Gienger, Jr. - Vice President, Comm. Devel. H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International P. S. Hewett - Vice President, Environmental Svcs. J. W. Janos - Vice President, Finance T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Forest Products D. E. Keenan- Vice President, Varcum Division M. P. Kerins- Vice President, Chemical Sales D. E. Leever- Vice President, Southwest J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest T. R. Madden - Vice President, Governmental Svcs. W. T. McClelland - Vice President, Sterling Division T. P. McGraw - Vice President/Sales, Newport R. H. Melinat - Vice President, Pacific South H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering/Facilities W. A. Miller - Vice President, Licensing Development T. R. Mitchell - Vice President, Emulsion Polymers T. V. Morrow - Vice President, Plastics Division J. J. Murphy - Vice President, National Accounts J. Neipris - Vice President, Vinyl Products Division D. T. Norwood - Vice President/Gen. Mgr., Newport J. J. Odom - Vice President/Sales, Southern Region L. J. Rockenbach - Vice President, Chemical Coatings F. J. Shelton - Vice President, Science & Technology J. A. Sistino - Vice President, Chemical Colors E. J. Stipkala - Vice President, St. Helens Plant G. c. Sweet - Vice President, Administration/Planning O. U. Thomas - Vice President, Gulfport Plant J. A. Trivisone - Vice President, Naval Stores R. B. Walker - Vice President/Operations, West J. T. White - Vice President/Mktg., Southern Region V. P. Pisano - Controller J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000297 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS ~g--f ~ H. H. Reichhold - Chief Executive Officer P. J. Fass - President C. B. Breedlove - Executive Vice President, Midwest . T. P. Shumaker - Executive Vice President, South E. E. Shea - Vice President, General Counsel, Secretary, and Chairman of Board C. M. Fiscina - Vice President & Treasurer R. K. Stensrud - Executive Vice President, West J. G. Weinmann - Senior Vice President, East J. R. Addonizio - Vice President/Mktg, Newport F. Altorfer - Vice President, Export Sales E. L. Babb - Vice President, Central Atlantic L. C. Brandt - Vice President, Kansas City Plant W. N. Davis - Vice President, Specialty Phenolics H. J. Dunnmon - Vice President, Jacksonville Plant M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Glass Fibers N. S. Estrada - Vice President, Pacific Central L. T.. Fay - Vice President, Chicago Sales Area J. S. Gaither - Senior Vice President, Int'l Sales E. B. Gienger, Jr. - Senior Vice President/Oper. H. R. Helbig - Vice President, International P. S. Hewett - Vice President, Environmental Svcs. J. W. Janos - Vice President, Finance T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Forest Products D. W. Jungclaus - Vice President, Mfg. Services D. E. Keenan - Vice President, Varcum Division M. P. Kerins - Vice President, Chemical Sales D. E. Leever - Vice President, Southwest J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest J. E. Maass - Vice President, Pacific South T. R. Madden - Vice President, Governmental Svcs. W. T. McClelland - Vice President, Sterling Division T. P. McGraw - Vice President/Sales, Newport H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering/Facilities W. A. Miller - Vice President, Licensing Development T. R. Mitchell - Vice President, Emulsion Polymers T. V. Morrow - Vice President, Plastics Division J. J. Murphy - Vice President, National Accounts J. Neipris - Vice President, Vinyl Products Division J. J. Odom - Vice President/Sales, Southern Region H. M. Reed, Jr., Vice President, Corp. Sales Manager L. J. Rockenbach - Vice President, Chemical Coatings F. J. Shelton - Vice President, Science & Technology J. A. Sistino - Vice President, Chemical Colors E. J. Stipkala - Vice President, St. Helens Plant G. C. Sweet - Vice President, Administration/Planning O. U. Thomas - Vice President, Gulfport Plant J. A. Trivisone - Vice President, Naval Stores R. B. Walker - Vice President/Operations, West J. T. White - Vice President/Mktg., Southern Region V. P. Pisano - Controller J. S. Towler - Assistant Controller J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000298 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - Chief Executive Officer P. J. Fass - President C. B. Breedlove - Executive vice President, Midwest T. P. Shumaker - Executive Vice President, South E. E. Shea - Vice President, General Counsel, Secretary, and Chairman of Board C. M. Fiscina - Vice President & Treasurer R. K. Stensrud - Executive Vice President, West J. R. Addonizio - Vice President/Mktg, Newport F. Altorfer - Vice President, Export Sales L. C. Brandt - vice President, Kansas City Plant W. N. Davis - Vice President, Specialty Phenolics H. J. Dunnraon - Vice President, Jacksonville Plant M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Glass Fibers N. S. Estrada - Vice President, Pacific Central J. S. Gaither - Senior Vice President, Intemat'l E. B. Gienger, Jr. - Senior Vice President/East P. S.. Hewett - Vice President, Environmental Svcs. J. W. Janos - Vice President, Finance T. D. Johnson - Vice President, Forest Products D. W. Jungclaus - Vice President, Mfg. Services D. E. Keenan - Vice President, Varcum Division J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest J. E. Maass - Vice President, Pacific South . T. R. Madden - Vice President, Governmental Svcs. W. T. McClelland - Vice President, Sterling Division T. P. McGraw - Vice President/Sales, Newport H. E. Miegel.- Vice President, Engineering/Facilities W. A. Miller - Vice President, Licensing Development T. R. Mitchell - Vice President, Emulsion Polymers T. V. Morrow - Vice President, Plastics Division J. J. Murphy - Vice President, National Accounts J. Neipris - Vice President, Vinyl Products Division J. J. Odora - Vice President/Sales, Southern Region H. M, Reed, Jr., Vice President, Corp. Sales Manager F. J. Shelton - Vice President, Science & Technology Ji A. Sistino - Vice President, Chemical Colors E. J. Stipkala - Vice President, St. Helens Plant G. C. Sweet - Vice President, Administration/Planning O. U. Thomas - Vice President, Gulfport Plant J. A. Trivisone - Vice President, Naval Stores R. B. Walker - Vice President/Operations, West J. T. White - Vice President/Mktg., Southern Region V. P. Pisano ~ Controller J. S. Towler - Assistant Controller J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000299 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS H. H. Reichhold - Chief Executive Officer & Chairman P. J. Fass - President C. B. Breedlove - Executive Vice President, Midwest -T. P. Shumaker - Executive Vice President, South C. M. Fiscina - Vice President & Treasurer R. K. Stensrud - Executive Vice President, West J. R. Addonizio - Vice President/Mktg, Newport F. Altorfer - Vice President, Export Sales L. C. Brandt - Vice President, Kansas city Plant W. N. Davis - Vice President, Specialty Phenolics P. E. Dixon - Vice President, General Counsel/Secy H. J. Dunnmon - Vice President, Jacksonville Plant M. M. Eikenberry - Vice President, Glass Fibers J. S. Gaither - Senior Vice President, Internet*1 E. B. Gienger, Jr. - Senior Vice President/East P. S. Hewett - Vice President, Environmental Svcs. J. W. Janos - Vice President, Finance T. D.. Johnson - Vice President, Forest Products D. E. Keenan - Vice President, Varcum Division J. J. Lemieux - Vice President, Pacific Northwest J. E. Maass - Vice President, Pacific South T. R. Madden - Vice President, Governmental Svcs. W. T. McClelland - Vice President, Sterling Division T. P. McGraw - Vice President/Sales, Newport . H. E. Miegel - Vice President, Engineering/Facilities W. A. Miller - Vice President, Licensing Development T. R. Mitchell - Vice President, Emulsion Polymers T. V. Morrow - Vice President, Plastics Division J. J. Murphy - Vice President, National Accounts J. Neipris - Vice President, Vinyl Products Division J. J. Odom - Vice President/Sales, Southern Region E. E. Raswyck - Vice President, Chemical Coatings H. M. Reed, Jr., Vice President, Corp. Sales Manager F. J. Shelton - Vice President, Science & Technology J. A. Sistino - Vice President, Chemical Colors E. J. Stipkala - Vice President, St. Helens Plant G. C. Sweet - Vice President, Administration/Planning 0. U. Thomas - Vice President, Gulfport Plant J. A. Trivisone - Vice President, Naval Stores R. B. Walker - Vice President/Operations, West J. T. White - Vice President/Mktg., Southern Region V. P. Pisano - Controller J. S. Towler - Assistant Controller J. R. Young - Assistant Treasurer 000300 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS C. R. Powell - Chairman and Chief Executive P. J. Fass - President C. B. Breedlove - Executive Vice President E. B. Gienger, Jr. - Executive Vice President T. R. Mitchell - Executive Vice President J. R. Olson - Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer R. K. Stensrud - Executive Vice President P. E. Dixon - Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary J. W. Janos - Vice President, Finance D. E. Pogue - Vice President, Human Resources G. C. Sweet - Vice President, Administration and Communications V. P. Pisano - Controller J. R. Young - Treasurer J. S.. Towler - Assistant Controller J. S. Gaither - Vice President, International P. S. Hewett - Vice President, Environmental Svcs. L. Loh - Vice President, Licensing T. R. Madden - Vice President, Governmental Svcs. J. J. Murphy - Vice President, National Accounts 000301 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS C. R. Powell - Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President P. J. Fass - Executive Vice President E. B. Gienger, Jr. - Executive Vice President T. R. Mitchell - Executive Vice President J. R. Olson - Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer P. E. Dixon - Vice President, General Counsel, and Secretary D. E. Pogue - Vice President, Human Resources V. P. Pisano - Controller J. R. Young - Treasurer J. S. Towler - Assistant Controller 000302 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC CORPORATE OFFICERS MSB C. R. P. J. E.-B. T. R. J. R. P. E. D. E. v. P. J. R. R. T. J. S. Powell - Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President Fass - Executive Vice President Gienger, Jr. - Executive Vice President Mitchell - Executive Vice President Olson - Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Dixon - Vice President, General Counsel, and Secretary Pogue - Vice President, Human Resources Pisano - Controller Young - Treasurer Halbrook - Assistant General Counsel and Assistant Secretary Towler - Assistant Controller 000303 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS C. R. Powell - Chairman, Chief Executive, and . President D. I. Barton - Executive Vice President E. G. Dalrymple - Treasurer K. C. Dering - Assistant Treasurer P. E. Dixon - Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary R. T. Halbrook - Assistant General Counsel and Assistant Secretary T. R. Mitchell - Executive Vice President J. R. Olson - Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer D. E. Pogue - Vice President, Human Resources E. P.. Schade - Controller J. S. Towler - Assistant Controller 000304 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICERS mm C. R. Powell - Chairman, Chief Executive, and President D. I. Barton - Executive Vice President E. G. Dalrymple - Treasurer . K. C. Dering - Assistant Treasurer P. E. Dixon - Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary R. T. Halbrook - Assistant General Counsel and Assistant Secretary C. A. Lorelli - Assistant General Counsel and Assistant Secretary T. R. Mitchell - Executive Vice President J. R. Olson - Executive Vice President and Chief . Financial Officer D. E. Pogue - Vice President, Human Resources E. P. Schade - Controller . J. S. Towler - Assistant Controller 000305 EXHIBIT F REICHBOLD CHEMICALS, INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1962 H. H. Reichhold A. G. Goetz J. F. Goetz M. W. Reece H. L. Wampner S. H. Baum H. W. Mason, Jr. R. T. Urich P. J. Ryan C. J. O'Connor (Honorary) 1963 H. H. Reichhold J. F. Goetz S. H. Baura J. G. Conway D. W. Nearing, Jr. C. J. O'Connor (Honorary) M. w. Reece P. J. Ryan R. T. Urich H. W. Mason, Jr. H. L. Wampner 1964 H. H. Reichhold J. F. Goetz C. B. Breedlove J. G. Conway H. W. Mason, Jr. 0. J. Myers D. W. Nearing, Jr. M. W. Reece P. J. Ryan E. M. SJcytta R. T. Urich H. L. Wampner C. J. O'Connor (Honorary) 1965 H. H. Reichhold J. F. Goetz S. H. Baum C. B. Breedlove L. L. Colbert, Jr. p. S. Gaither H. W. Mason, Jr. O. J. Myers D. W. Nearing, Jr. M. W. Reece H. L. Wampner C. J. O'Connor (Honorary) 000306 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS H. H. Reichhold J. F. Goetz S. H. Baum H. W. Mason, Jr. C. B. Breedlove L. L. Colbert, Jr. J. G. Conway P.. S. Gaither O. J. Myers D. W. Nearing, Jr. M. W. Reece R. T. Urich H. L. Wampner C. J. .O'Connor (Honorary) H. H. Reichhold J. F. Goetz S. H. Baum H. W. Mason, Jr. C. B. Breedlove R. T. Urich L. L. Colbert, Jr. J. G. Conway o. J. Myers p. 5. Gaither D. W. Nearing, Jr. C. J. 0'Connor (Honorary) H. H. Reichhold J. F. Goetz S. H. Baum C. B. Breedlove R. T. Urich L. L. Colbert, Jr. J. G. Conway 0. J. Myers D. W. Nearing, Jr. C. J. O' Connor (Honorary) H. H. Reichhold J. F. Goetz S. H. Baum C. B. Breedlove P. J. Fass R. T. Urich L. L. Colbert, Jr. J. G. Conway 0. J. Myers D. W. Nearing, Jr. C. J. 0'Connor (Honorary) 000307 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC BOARD OF DIRECTORS H. H. Reichhold S. H. Baum C. B. Breedlove J. G. Conway L. L. Colbert, Jr. C. S. Stryker P. J. Fass C. R. Holman D. W. Nearing, Jr. T. P. Shumaker C. J. O'Connor (Honorary) H. H. Reichhold S. H. Baum P J. Fass C. B. Breedlove J. G. Conway wm' E. E. Shea H. H. Reichhold C. B. Breedlove J. G. Conway C". m A y -^A P. J. Fass mm E. E. Shea H. H. Reichhold C. B. Breedlove J. G. Conway P. J. Fass D. V7. Nearing, Jr. E. E. Shea T. P. Shumaker C. S. Stryker C. J. O' Connor (Honorary) C. R. Holman T. P. Shumaker R. K. Stensrud C. S. Stryker C. J. O'Connor (Honorary) C. M. Fiscina T. P. Shumaker R. K. Stensrud C. S. Stryker C. J. O' Connor (Honorary) 000308 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS E. E. Shea H. H. Reichhold P. J. Fass C. B. Breedlove J. G. Conway C. M. Fiscina T. P. Shumaker R. K. Stensrud C. S. Stryker C. J. O'Connor (Honorary) E. E. Shea H. H. Reichhold P. J. Fass C. B. Breedlove J. G. Conway as H. H. Reichhold P. J. Fass C. B. Breedlove T. P. Shumaker E. E. Shea am H. H. Reichhold P. J. Fass C. B. Breedlove T. P. Shumaker E. E. Shea C. M. Fiscina T. P. Shumaker R. K. Stensrud C. S. Stryker J. G. Conway c. M. Fiscina R. P. Schibli R. R. Stensrud C. S. Stryker J. G. Conway C. M. Fiscina R. P. Schibli R. K. Stensrud C. S. Stryker H. H. Reichhold P. J. Fass C. B. Breedlove T. P. Shumaker E. E. Shea J. G. Conway C. M. Fiscina R. P. Schibli R. K. Stensrud J. W. Janos 000309 33 & REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC BOARD OF DIRECTORS H. H. Reichhold P. J. Fass E. E. Shea C. B. Breedlove T. P. Shumaker R. K. Stensrud J. G. Conway C. M. Fiscina J. VJ. Janos R. P. Schibli H. H. Reichhold P. J. Fass E- E. Shea C. B. Breedlove T. P. Shumaker mm. H. H. Reichhold P. J. Fass C. B. Breedlove J. G. Conway R. E. Hogg P. F. Lorenz J. G. Conway C. M. Fiscina R. P. Schibli R. K. Stensrud P. F. Lorenz R. P. Schibli T. P. Shumaker R. K. Stensrud C. R. Powell P. J. Fass C. B. Breedlove J. G. Conway R. E. Hogg P. F. Lorenz R. P. Schibli T. P. Shumaker G. A. Walker H. H. Reichholc C. R. Powell P. J. Fass F. J. Connor J. G. Conway R. E. Hogg H. K. Joyce P. F. Lorenz G. L. Roubos G. A. Walker H. H. Reichholc 000310 REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC BOARD OF DIRECTORS C. R. Powell P. J. Fass F. J. Connor J. G. Conway R. E. Hogg H. K. Joyce P. F. Lorenz G. L. Roubos G. A. Walker H. H. Reichhold (Honorary) C. R. Powell F. J. Aguilar S. B. Casey,Jr. F. J. Connor R. E. Hogg P. F. Lorenz G. L. Roubos H. K. Joyce G. A. Walker C. R. Powell F. J. Aguilar S. B. Casey, Jr F. J. Connor R. E. Hogg P. F. Lorenz G. L. Roubos H. K. Joyce G. A. Walker G. A. Dell 000311 tXHIBIT G T120I FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY SYNTHETIC RESIN COMPOUND CAUTION! DUST OK VAPORS MAY CAUSI IRRITATION Of SKIN, KYIS, NOSK AND THROAT. Avoid breathing du*f or vopori. Avoid eontoct with kin ond ey#i. Use only with adequate ventilation. Ute protective equipment ond clothing for continued hondling ond to avoid breathing dust or vapors. FIRST AID: On contact, wash skin with soap and woter. Wash eyes with plenty of water. Wash contaminated clothing before reuse. If swallowed, induce vomiting and call physi cian. READ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET BEFORE USING. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC 525 North Broadway WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. 10603 **Th* information herein is to Assist custom*?* m determining wH*lK*r our products are suitable lor their applications. Our products ar* intended for sole to industrial and commercial custom*?*. W* request that customer* inspect and tost our products betor* us* and satisfy themselves as to contents and suitability. 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