Document 2jnXyQQK9yLZEvJ8dOj5E4dDL

----- ........... LI A16663 imrom XBOUSTIty DCVE10AMEHT c o h mit t ib h b e t ib b UtJ Industries Association, Inc. July 24, 1974 A neetlng of the Industry Development Or--ittao ef the Lead Industries Association was bold on July 24, 1974, at the Association's headquarters, 292 Madison As--, Mow York, Mow York, In aooordanoo with a notion of Juaa 21, 1974. i4|.ig|rT|E H P WIWn m i inp Boss in sttaa&aao* wars > mmz* oosguorr KmsmnK i' mu myHU M. B. Jordan, Acting Chairman V. B. Dorman E. A. Margin (representing J.C. Buck) T. Torre B. M. Ceutschi A. B. MaiInca M. A. Davidson (representing l.M. Aoblnson) B. C. St. Joa Minorala Corporation d s Bine, Inc. Anariean Smelting S Aafining CO. Aaataloo, Inc. Ccsiinoo Ltd. HomestaA# Load Co. of Missouri Noranda Salas Corporation Ltd. C. Tannant Sons a Co. of B.Y. (representing Aroian Bill) ' l ffP OPEJTS A. Ash I >. f. Aadtka U A. V. Higgins A. Connal Comlnoo Ltd. Intamatlonal Load Bine Aoaoarch Organization, Inc. Liabarman Harrison, Inc. Liabaman BarrIson, Inc. HTAIT A. B. Aoblnaon J. A. Sarith L. B. Cogs C. A. Askar B. D. Martin A. A. Moss J. A. Cola D. A. Lynan A. Assadl Exacutlva Vico Arasldant Secretary a Ganaral Hanagar Asat. Sac. t Dir. of Co--uni cations CoLlAth Are) act Hanagar Architectural Consultant Technical Service Director of Environmental Has 1th Asat. Dir. of Bnvironaontal Health Manager, Association Services LIA16 66> 4 mix 'ie^^.^^-a*eJsamaemaawaweaMewMaexwe<danueair - w--i.sjMe-- eiitrrMJwe^aiaMea*tMuW. l i a - loc mx mu x x b -a- Gkli. TO OKCEB In the absence of the Chairman, Mr. Jims C. tuck, tha meeting wet cal Ik ] to order it IiOO p .m. by the Acting cuintn, Mr. k. B. Jordan. SK2521 Tbs presence of eight Matin constituted quorum for the transection of buainmsa. a p p ip v a l or mimu t eb or p*rv"iog xgrrrwG Tbi Qiilmn announced that thi Mlnutas of ths previous meeting, bold Bovember . 197), had boon circulated and no oomanti reoeived. On motion duly Mdi, Moondad and carried, raiding of tha Minutaa was waived, and the Minutes ware approved aa written. me v ib x or cmmorr Ui nocms Mr. Philip B. Mobineon reported that nearly all prograu were operating within tha approved budget but that tha Health a Safety Publicity expenses. If con tinued at tha present rata, would exceed tha budget substantially. Ha stated that this was partly due to carryover of charges by Hill a Knowlton froe the last two eontha of 197) and to stepped-up activities for tha first four eontha of 1974. Mr. Mobineon stated that an effort would be made to reduce Hill a Knowlton service costs to a ainisnjB for tha reaainder of tha year. Bven with this effort, ha estreated health and safety publicity costs would exceed the 1974 budget by about sis,ooo. SPCCIA1. PEZSPiTATIOKB The Chairvar. then called upon Conns 1 A. Baker, Project Manager for GoLXAth, to review proeolionel activities for tha electric vehicle for tha first half of 1974. Mr. Baker stated that tha vehicle was presently on exhibit at Expo 74. The International World'* rair, being held in Spokane, Washington. Ha noted that since its debut at a press party at tha Plaza Hotel in Mew York in January, Gr.UAth had spent several weeks at tha Singer Corporation In Mount Vernon, Maw York delivering sewing M-.Mr.ci, had gore to Chicago where it had bean used to deliver newspapers, parcels, Mintenence equipMnt, and had part oread a host of other Jobs. Proa there it had beer, in Canada, back to Chicago, Omaha, Kebrarkat Denver, Colorado; Salt Lake City, Utah and Spokane, Washington. Tor tha reMlnder of 1974, Mr. Baker outlined an itinerary aa attached (See Exhibit *A"). In tha area of forklift-truck promotion, Mr. Baker noted that tha Gould salsa force had acre or lass taken over in tha presentation of lift truck esmintrs Mr. Baker noted that Towmotor had purchased 3,000 copies of the booklet "Lift Profits Electrically, for promotion of the electric lift truck. Aleo shown ware copies of tha one-minute and three-einuta TV public service files about GoLXAth, These were seen on television by over 75,000,000 persons, end were prepared and distributed at a cost leas than (70,000 to tha Association. Mr. Alan Mosa discussed his activities with respect to tha planned booklet for chemical eng1neere and engineering students on tha corrosion properties of lead. Mr. Moss noted that data gathered by 1LZR0 formed tha basis for tha corrosion Infor mation used in tha booklet. Looking at actlvitisa for tha remainder of tha year, Mr. Moss suggested that sulphuric acid handling and tha usa of lead In sulphuric acid mist precipitators and acrubbera would be investigated. mmmmm m *mirm LlA16665 rtowiia Wtfllfi i t ixidil UA - IDC KINUm 3- Other posalbllities {or 1975 included on update of data gathered by UA on radiation shielding ai>d raviaion of LLA'a 11 tar a tara on chemical applications. Hr. I. 0. Martin, aha la working aa an architectural oonoultant Cor the Association, reported that hia warn activitiy waa tha praparation of a wida ranging seminar on la ad' a applications in tha building lnduatry. Mr. Martin atatad that in tha Fall ha would taka tha aaainnr to tha members for praaantation within thalr planta to acquaint aalaa and oparating paopla with thaaa r--n, uaaa for load. Hr. Lawla t. Gaga, Diractor of Co--unioationa, discussed tha publicity and advartiaing prograa for tha Association and a copy of hia raport, aa wall aa a Hating of publications printod and ingulriaa recalvad for tha firat half of tha yaar la attachad aa Exhibit **. Dr. Jero-- F. Cola reported on environ--ntal health activities and stated that TEL phaaedown recom-- ndstlona are being challenged in the court and that most of tha Environ--ntal Hoalth Dapart--nt'a activitiaa on load in gaa will hinga on tha outoo-- of that court battla. Ha raportad that ataff had co--antod on tha raport by the Senate Public Works Oo--itt-- and had pre--nted testimony before the Bidan Co--ittoa on load in gas. In addition, a critigua had boon lssuad of tha Environ--ntal Protaction hgancy's position on tha hoalth iaplicationa of airborne 1--d, and that this critigua had b--n distributad to all naaibars of Congrats. Ha raportad that tha procaadinga of tha seminar on Occupational Load Exposure (Solo Confaranca) hald in Fabruary --ra in praparation and would ba aval labia for diatribution shortly. Xn viaw of tha success of that confaranoa. Dr. Cola obaarvad that it la da si rad to hold more of tha-- in tha fntura. Dr. D. H. Lyn-- raportad on action by tha Environ--ntal Baalth Co--Itt-- of tha L1A in which that Oo--itt-- urged tha XDC to andor-- tha praparation and distribution of an educational file os Occupational load ExpoSura and to race--snd its funding to tha Board of Diractors. Dr. Lyn-- pc in tad out that tha Dapart--nt of Labor ia very near issusr.ee of a standard fur laad exposure, and bo urgad that tha Co--itt-- back a fila stressing the importance of biological monitoring for evaluating aa--. Dr. Lyn-- stated that on# of tha objectives of tha file would bo to convince --ploy--a that biological monitoring la tha way to assure --fa expo sure end at the se-- ti-- to educete employers that this is tha --at effactlve naans of control. Motion was thereupon --de to endorse the position of the LLh Environ--ntal Health Co--itt-- and to race--and that tha LLA Executive Co--itt-- author lie sufflciant funds to prepare a script traat--nt for an OSXA film. Hr. Paul V. Higgins and Hr. A. Conns! of Liaberman Harrison, briafly diecussed tna LLA publicity progr-- pointing out that 54 feature articles had been prepared end distributed in the last aix months. Copies of pickups from the re 1 s s se s had been distributad to tha Co-- it tee in tha form of two Quarterly Publicity Reporta. Xn addition. Mr. Higgins noted that tha two public service spot advertise-- nta dona for the L1A on the electric vehicle, GoLXAth, had put laad in a vary favorabla position, stating tha positive benefits to La derived from battery power. Ke said it la hoped that the Agency will ba able to propose and prepare additional spots carrying a similar --asaga in 1975. Mr. Robinson asked Hr. Seltii to report on activities of tha L1A Bolder Committee. Ha atatad that since the Annual Meeting --versl solder producing companies had becu-- members of LLA and that tha first formal meeting of tha Co--itt-- was to ba hald shortly. In addition, it had been agreed that both tha w wo-- LIA16666 -- - --------------- *-- ..........*--*~ ----1-`"'-."`.- -j-- t jw t %J l ia - id c Hzmnxs .4. *oldr Manufacturers Association and the LIA Solder Dewitt*# would Jointly aponsor preparation of a promotional booklet on Solder* and Soldaring, and the placement of three feature erticla* on tha subject of soldering. AOJOCinOgWT There being d o further business, the seating was adjourned at 4il5 p.s. Aaspectfully, Atrsrhsente S/10/74 ^Derosa f. Ssith Secretary * General Manager ft LIA16 66. 7 EXHIBIT "X" PROPOSED OoLIAth ITINESAJQf POST WORLD'S PAIR m?ut IS Saptabar 1 l*l>tbit 3 lprrtr < Sapt --tar 11-16 Pacific national Exhibition Vancouver, B.C. Soattls, Washington Eugana, Oragon San rrancisco, California SptMUr 19-34 Ssptaahar T7 - Octobr 1 Los Angalas, California Pboanix, Arisons October 4 - Alboguargus, Maw Maxloo Octobr U - 16 Octobr n - as El Paso, Taxaa Dallas Port North, Tanas i Octobr a Mov--br 1 Joplin - Springflaid, Missouri Movaabar 4-7 j ' Bov--hr H - 14 St. Louis, Missouri Cincinnati, Ohio * e JII.MM iUfjp, 'IHIM.yi m - viuw inijyy N 3316.01