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mmmsm mmm dtata mmmmsmmmmm LIA15A32 OTOTuauuOTMafatJM<tJUi-dw '! Lead Industries Association, Inc. U W MadSen w m No t Yarti. N. V. U01T TMphona: <10 nm October 4, 1*71 SOBJBCTt lls-Hocth Staff Activity Nlort t o ns omcui mams or ns LEAD noosmss ASSOCIATION ZMC. Th* attaehad report it tha first of ssrlas, and la latnM to knap our suobars inforoad of ataff actlvltiaa in oajor prograa arsaa. Aacausa It la tha first. It la bahind schadula. Tutors raporta of this sarloa will ba lsauod la January and July of aach yoar. I would apprselata your nts and sunaatloos for layrrirwant. Sinosrsly, JPSila Attachaoot Jarowa T. Ssdth Sacratary C Manapar "BP .^.JU I'J IHP yjm*WlfPl^w*iW|^P|i^ : 'LIA15433 IM =S!g I Lead Industries Association, Inc. Pg| Mt >I|IM kmfmt NM. Yp*.N.V. I00U TH^O--: gif) WHOM wow or u a trxrr xcrivitm Jnury 1 Jw X), 1>72 OPOJlCt X. WSUOM............................................. 2. 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Distributed l.SOO coplaa alnoa tha flrat of tha year. 2. Acoustic Ipaclaltlea Index - Revised "Directory of Aoouatic Specialties,* 2b-paga booklat Hating aanufactuzara of laad-baarlng acouatlo materials. Distribution 2,SO0 copies. 3. load bool for Calking - Bevlsed data for memo eo load wool for calking. 1 4. Oonaultatlona - A) Baary Moth, Architact. ragaxdlng aaa of load shims for TV meat on top world Trada Oantar, Saw York City. B) Architact for Aator Botal, Times Square, and linooln Bank, Haw York City, regarding lead aabaatoa anti-vibration pad*. Q Fedaral Baaerva Bank. Cincinnati -- reflecting pool. Land membrane In plaoa. D) Collaboratad with (btiia Coming on dleplay of various aound barrier appllcationa, including land planus barrlara (In conjunction with glaaa fiber aatarlala). B) Trad Allardt, Architact, regarding aoundproofing of SayvlUe, L.I., Junior High School. Dataila given oa audio-visual rooo and plenum appllcationa. F) Bidnay holfa, Southhaapton, L.I., regarding through-floor noise problaa in new apertaent building. C) Vlait bo Boat of Houston Botal, Roueton, Texas Airport for conference with architect on installation of sheet lead plenua barriers. $ II. WORK IB MPCmi 1. Laad-Aabaatoa Anti-Vibration Pads - Collactad and evaluated data for leaflet on use and epacification of lesd-aebeatoa anti-vibration pads. 2. Ways to Bsduca Prasa Vibration - Bevleed data for leaflet on "Mays to Jteduoa Press Vibration* using lssd-sabastos anti-vibration pada. fhaat Lead Bound Bsrrlars - Booklat being prepared for publication illustrating coeparstlve assemblies of partitioning assaabliat Incorporating sheet load sound barrlara. Transmission curves for each assembly will be shown. A nmmmm w i n m i ' iii i n ip f 9 * mi \ A UtJiMaiiiM .TOOKT or JTAJT tCnVRIH January 1 June M, 1972 b o t j b c t 1 i b u il s imo WQWC OOMPLBTBD l. Sheet Lead Fli>u Barriers - Bight-page booklet prap*rad oo installation and use of 1 pound laid to block over-the-ceLling sound la hung oailing installa tions whs re partitioning la not carriad through tba calling to tha slab above. Dlatributad 1,900 oopiaa aInca tba tirat of tba yaar. Acoustic Specialties Index - Devised "Directory of Acoustic Specialties,a 2t,-paga booklet listing Manufacturers of lead-bearing acoustic Materials. Distribution - 2,500 oopiaa. 3. load bool for Calking - Aavlsad data for oe load wool for calking. 4. Consultations - A) Bawry both. Architect, regarding uaa of load shlJM for TV asst on top World Trada Center, Haw York City. ) Architect for Aster Betel, Tinas Agusrs, and Linooln Sank, Wow York City, regarding lead asbastoa anti-vibration pads. O federal Reserve bank, Cincinnati -- rsflactlng pool, load aabrana in plaoa. D) Collaborated with Owens Coming on display of various aouM barrier applications, including laad planus barriers (in conjunction with glass fiber Materials). B) Trod Allsrdt, Architect, regarding soundproofing of SayviUa, I.I., Junior High School. Details given on audio-visual roon and plsnua Applications. D Sidney Wolfe, Southhampton, 1,2., regarding throogh-floor noise problan in naw apertasnt building. C) Visit to Boat of Houston Hotel, Houston, Texas Airport for conference with architect on installation of sheet lead planus barriers. II. WORK IW PWOCWBBB 1. Load-Asbestos Anti-vibration fade - Collected and evaluated date for leaflet on uaa and specification of lead-asbestos anti-vibration pads. 2. Ways to Reduce Press Vibration - Aavlsad data for leaflet oo "Ways to Tedders Press Vibration* using lead-asbestos anti-vibration pads. 1. Sheet Laad Bound Barriers - Booklet being prepared for publication illustrating cooperative aesenbllee of partitioning aseeabllee incorporating sheet laad sound barriers. Transadsaion curves for each eseeably will be shown. naff-- ? LIA15A37 1 ...a-------t t t 'n-|f-|-ri, . men or mrr xcnvmn January 1 - Juna JO, 1973 J II. w o r k h i wccwti (Building) 4. Consultations - A) Manhattan Collaga, Mav York City, regarding aoundproofing for naw clsttrooms. ) Rastinghoosa anginasr ragarding vibration la Jat angina powar ganarator. In daaign ataga. Cl Fadaral Maaarva Building, Washington, D.C., raflacting pool. In oonatruction ataga. Datails and spaca provldad. D) Tachnical Enginaar with O.B. Flywood Corporation rmgardii^ plywood panal/laad laainata for aound attanuatiom. E) Raw York World Trada Cantar -- ahaat load watarprooflng and flaahing. Oonatruction ondarway. F) Dnlvaralty of Maaaachuaatta -- small raflactiag pool. 4 pound laad. C) Dapartmsnt of Transportation, Buablo, Colorado - facility uaing pada for high spaad mass tranaportation taata. R) Frank Grad, Architact, Rawarh Airport for offioaa. planua barriara I) Cruan Aaaociataa, Stata Of flea Oonplaz, Baltimore -- cocatruction of alavatad raflacting pool. 4 pound laad. 3) Marcal Brauer, Boston High School -- nanbrana watarprooflng undar antranca plana. 5. Laad Laminate Shingle - Collaboration with XLZRO in development, taating and avaluatloo of a laad lanirata ahingla with asphalt fait aubatrata for roof ing purporta. Frocaaa of elimination ahowa about ala individual typaa to bo aligibla for final aelaetlon for production in quantity. Choica to bo --*afttr final aarlaa of taata now in prograta. Projected coats to ba avaluatad with building contractors. 4. Meeting Limits of Frattura for Store Drain calkad Joints - Collaboration with ILZRO on raaaarch looking toward determination of maximum working limits for praasura in storm draina utillring laad and oakua calkad joints in high riaa buildings. Data alraady assembled will ba furthsr avaluatad, and a laaflat suoaarixing raaulta will ba praparad. 7. Roll Bondad Laad Clad Steel Shest - Dlacusslona underway rvlativa to possiblo production of roll bondad laad clad ahaat ataal. Preliminary phone contact with two major archltactural firms indicataa immediate acosptanoa for job# in daaign ataga if such mattrial can ba produoad in tha U.S. at a coat agual to, or lass than, laad coatad coppar. f q-- --......" lI t l ^ s . i i i n i pl HW P II'II II111 i pM l lHI, m m m mmmm mum LIA154 35 miW,i r r nil ir rimrivrtefn i^e^ae^steainlafc^maieeriEa. nron or tan Acrrvrms January 1 * Juna 30, 1973 - 3- III, vowt p l u mb e d (Building) I. Urban Design Council, Water Burifloatlon riant. Brooklyn -- msmhrena vatarproofing. Plan to uaa laad if budget permits. 3. Bvana i Dalahanty, Bronx High School -- load aabaatoa anti-vibration pads. School atraddles railroad - preliminary daslgn stage. 3. Gruen Associates, Tenita Corporation, Albany, Nov York -- soundproofing. In planning stage. 4. David Todd, Architect -- lead for soundproofing, Irvin School, PhUadalphla. 3. Abcon Industries, Bev York City, Investigating lead for soundproofing of new TV studios for Qtannel 13. i 4. Creerpolst Medical Center --> lead roofing and flashing. t 7. Valter Bead Hospital, Mashlngtor., D.C. --- waterprooflug. Approximately 35,000 aq. ft. of 6 pound lead planned. 5. Helton Backet, Alchmond, Virginia -- small reflecting pool, 6 pound lead. 9. Paul Mellon Building, Yale University -- lead roofing. Possible job for lead clad steel. 10. Detroit Synagogue. Yamasaki. Architect -- lead roofing. 30,000 eq. ft. roof, possible application for lead clad atael. 11 II. forest Vstional Park, San Antonio, Texas -- Bev bank building, plema barriers. Architect, Charles Lucfcman. i 12. Bellevue Hospital, Bev York City -- leaded vinyl sound barrier curtain In oparatlng areas. I. VOWC COMPLETED SUBJECT 3 I BATTEHIM 1. LIA booth display at biannial Virginia Agricultural Matarlale Handling Exposition, featuring the new lawn and garden and riding alaetric moving device*. Manned booth for three daysi attendance of 19,000. 3. first conference with key people at Trans Morld Airlines and Eaton Corporation to explore possibilities of designing and developing electric vehicles to be used in ground support et airports. UA acted as liaison and made all arrangamenta. Participation in ccomittaa to aatabliah safaty standard (AMS1-Z190) for golf cars, sponsored by American Golf Car Association. w H'wiiw 'mmmmmmmm * LIA15A38 Knn or mrr a c t iv it im January 1 - June 30, 1972 -J- III, MOW HAWKED (Building) 1. Urban Dalian Council, Water Purification Plant, Brooklyn -- membrane water proofing. Plan to uaa laad if budget permits. 2. Evans t Delehanty, Bronx High Bchool -- laad asbestos anti-vibration pada. School atraddlaa railroad - preliminary design stage. 3. Groan Asaociataa, Teolte Corporation, Albany, Haw York ~ soundproofing. In planning stage. 5 4. David Todd, Architact -- laad for aoundproofing, Irvin School, Philadelphia. 5. Aboon Induatriaa, Haw York City, inveatlgating laad for aoundproofing of nav TV atudioa for Ovannal 13. *. Craarpoint Nodical Cantor -- laad roofing and flaahiag. 7. Walter Baad Hospital, Washington, D.C. -- waterproofing. Approximately 35,900 sq. ft. of 6 pound laad planaad. B. Walton Backet, Blchaond, Virginia -- small reflecting pool, < pound laad. J 9. Paul Halloa Building, Yale University ~ laad roofing. Possible Job for laad clad steal. 10. Detroit Synagogue, Yamasaki, Architect -- laad rooting. 20,000 aq. ft. roof, possible application for laad clad steal. 11. Porest national Park, San Antonio, Texas -- Wav bank building, planum barriers. Architect, Charles buckman. 12. Bellevua Hospital, wav York City -- laadad vinyl sound barrier curtain in operating areas. j I. WOW; COMPLETED SUBJECT 2 I BATTERIES ------- 1. UA booth display at biennial Virginia Agricultural Matarials Handling Exposition, featuring the nav lsvn and garden and riding electric moving devices. Manned booth for three dayai attendance of 19,000. 2 First conference with key people at Trans World Airlines and Baton Corporation to explore possibilities of dasigning and developing electric vehicles to bo used in ground support at airports. LIA acted as liaison and made all arrangements. Participation in committee to establish safety standard (ASISI-X130) for golf care, sponsored by American Coif Car Association. -i mm mm mm jSr i--- w. iij LI A15 A 39 I Ihi ` dM'll 1 Mk> tisauit SatflSa r e p o r t or trur a cnv it im January 1 - June >0, 1972 -4 - < I, mo m c o mp l e t e d (Batteries) 4. Speech prepared and given bafora etaff .of Arkansas Power t Light Company, eubjecti 'Lift Profit* Electrically. Also, oollactad data Cor etoriee ou battary poxtrad lift basket and automated golf caddy. 5. Oollactad information and prepared draft of by-line artida for publication In ELECTRICAL MOULD mag atin# (appeared in March 1 laaua) on tubjact of carbon monoxide barard in ancloaad building* duo to intarnal combustion fork lift truck*. Story included cost of controlling, and implication* for alactric* to solve Mo pnUa, 4. Oollactad and ovaluatad information ra-d**ignad and revised forsar bullstin, 'Induatrial Truck.*, What Do They Cost To Own To Op*rata and Maintain?.* This was combined with another folder, and the new booklet is called 'Lift Profits Electrically.' 12,000 copies printed in late April. 7. Attended Electrochaadcal Society Oonfsranco, March 7-4, 1972| updated stateof-the-art information on battary sources. 5. Attended conference and manned booth featuring electric personnel carriers st American Public Power Association, Engineering and Operations workshop, March 1J-U. 1972. 9. Attended conference and manned booth featuring automated golf caddy st Edison Institute Marketing Oonfaranoe, March 20-22, 1972. t 10. Attended Material Handling Institute Exposition. Praparad by-line story os same for publication in ELECTRIC VEHICLE HEMS (appeared in May, 1972 issue). II. Produced two issues of the BATTER? BOOSTER HEWSLETTER (2,500 circulation). 12. Paper presented bafora staff of Louisiana Power t Light Ctaapany, subjarti "Lift Profits Elactrlcally.* (This company plans to hold custoasr semlnsr later.) 11. visit to Mercury Division, Pattibona - Mulllken, Chicago, to sea prototype of first 6000 lb. capacity alactric truck with pneumatic tires to b* pro duced in U.S. - scheduled for commercial availability in October, 1972. 14. Attended TRAHSPO 72, June 1, 1972, th* first intsmstional exposition cn transportation sponsored by th* Department of Transportation, O.S. Oovemment. Battary vehicles wars well represented, and th* Electric Vehicle Oouncil held special session concurrently st which announcement was wad* awarding contract for 100 alactric mini-vans to Battronic Corporation. 15. Paper presented on alactric truck eoonoad.es to staffs of Dugussna Light Company (Pittsburgh), Commonwealth Edison Company (Chicago) and Interstate > Power ctmpaay. (Dubuque). e ( UPPPPHPPKI i i ppm IP wmmmm. LIA15440 m kMutatauaaaii po r t or b t v t a c t iv it ie s _____________________ January l - Juna 30, 1973 5 XI. WORK m PBOGHE3B (BstteriSS) 1. Preparation and arranging of programs for flva electric ln-plant truck awlnan aponaorad by three utllltlaa for thalr custoowrs, to bo oonductad during September and Octobar. (LI* arrangaa all program dataila for thaaa aamtnara. givas tha opanlng papar and cbairs tha balanoa of tha aaaaioo. Equipment la damnnatrstod.) 3. Work with publicity agency on at least nine feature stories dealing with applications of battery power. Those are In various stages of preparation and completion and will be released to the appropriate modi la due tins in. w o h c h a w e d 1. As soon as Eaton Corporation has cleared, arrange for airport tractor develop ment proposal to be presented to industrial battery manufacturers and electric energy groups for possible support and cooperative effort. 3. Discussions with four utilities for specific scheduling of electric truck seminars for late this year or early next. 3. Presentation of "Lift Profits Electrically" story to winter conference, American Public Power executive group, Noveaber 1, 1973. 4. Participation in electric vehicle sessions of Canadian Material Handling Exposition, Vancouver 1, B.C., Noveaber 14-16, 1973. Program arranged by Oarlr.ee and SC Hydro CosKissloa. 5. Arrange electric truck seminar for Ontario Hiciclpal Electric Association, March, 1973. 6. Plan, arrange, and present program on slactric vehicles for winter meetings, Sociaty of Automotiva Engineering, Detroit, January 9-13, 1973. EOBJECT 3 i CABLE SHEATHING I. WORK COMPLETED 1. Story of COM 33, lasd shssthsd csbls, which was completed last year, was ralaaaad to eight publications for postibls uss. COAX 33 Is tbs new exxmeunicatione network cable crossing tha O.S. and being installed by ATtT and its affiliates. The lasd sheath is 7/64-inch thick, weighing 4,6M lbe. par 1000 feat. 3. 9 Story of novel vibratory plowing technique for burying lead cable coapletmd and ralaaaad to madia. This technique involves uss of a vibratory plow mounted on a railroad flat car and operated along the railroad right-of-way, thus allowing much faster laying of cable, without soma of the normal obstructions encountered along privets right-of-way. mum -a mm 'i'll mi iHiiHi liijffiTifw" Mks m ppmm yoiiMnCHlfcKiMt m LI A15AA1 mkMmmtmieAiweuittfMfca r e p o r t or s t mt AcnvxTxn January 1 - Juna JO, 197J II. WORK xr p r o g r e s s (Cable (baathing) 1, Preparing special treatment ol vibratory plow atory for exclusive offaring. in. mo r e nAioocp 1. Contlnua survalllanca and contact with utility people to locata Applications for poeaible publicity, (o b j e c t i w o is e cornea. i, mo r e c o mp l e t e d 1. Conference - Organised and chaired half-day session on "load for Control of Transportation So its,* before the Society of Automotive Engineers, Annual Congress, Detroit, Michigan, January, 1972. .2 Exhibition - Continuous slide show and distribution of staples and literature on lead for Industrial noise control, American Metal Stamping Association, Annual Technical Session, Toronto, Canada, April, 1972, 600 registrants. J. Seminar - Provided noise control literature and aaaplea for the State University of Pennsylvania for their Me lea Control Seminar held annually la University Part, pa. II, HOSE IM PROGRESS 1. Plaatlc Scrap Grinders - Supplied leed/foam materiel for testing and evaluation to the IMS Company, Cleveland. Coordinating the reaulta with work done by Cominoo Ltd. on other grinders for possible story. 2. Automatic Screw Machines - Supplied lead/foam laminate for evaluation and testing to the Aego Co., Dlv. of Gel cor.da Corp., Chicago. Have also eupplled aaaplea and literature to the national Screw Machine Products Association. Awaiting reaulta. 3. Heavy Trucks - visited engineering facilities and conferred with technical people at the Ford Motor Co., Detroit. Supplied aaaplea for testing and evaluation. Awaiting reaulta. Also supplied technical information and assistance to the Cuaotina Engine Oo., Columbus, Indiana, major manufacturer* of diesel anginas. Leaded materials ere being considered, 4. Outboard Motors. Luxury Yachta - Catharing date from the Ecundcoet rvT*"y on the use of their lead/foam laminate in outboard motor housings. Alan gathering data on the use of the aearn material In luxury yachta. 5. High Spaed Marina Craft - Data is gathered, story is in writing stsge oo ths Golden Gats Farrias turbine-powered water jet boats elated for operation in lata summer, 1973. 2 pound sheet lead specified for engine room noise treatment. mpp WJM $ mmimmma ^awwaia.avidaiirwfMi atlfo'hwidktMrdi-iirti i'tf iHm r -'wr LIA15442 igpgpaagpw iaaaiW iaw a^aw aaaaa'w nemmmwen iW i in p ip p r e p o r t or s t a t s xcrivum " January 1 - Juna JO, 1972 -7 - II. WOJK IK mocress (Wolae Control) t. gecutlva Jett - Data la gathered, story la In writing ataga on the Onaaaan Gulfatreaa II executive jat aa wall at tha Cnaatan TracXad Air Cuahloo Vahlcla. Leaded vinyl uaad for cabin and oockpit nolaa insulation. Ill, WORK TLAMKXD 1. Houaahold Appilanca* - Hava baan in contact parlodically with tha Aaaociatioc of Hone Appilanca Hanufacturara (AHAM), Thay ara in tha prooaaa of developing nolaa atandards. Whan thasa atandarda ara published, UA will lnitiata aa aggraaaiva caagialgn aland at tha appilanca manufacturer* th--aalvaa. SCTUTECT S i RAMATIOM SarELEgWO I. WORK OJUTLETtP 1. Oollactad inforaatloc for praaa ralaaaaa and articia for UAD Hagasina on load for nuclear ahiaiding. II. WORK III PROGRESS 1. Kuclear Powered Karina Vaaacla - Presently collecting data oe tha oaa of load ahialding in nav U.S. Goverraent vaaaala. In contact with Sabcocfc a Wilcox, a)or contractor for naclaar raactora. III. WORK P1AMHP 1. Handbook - A handbook on tha usa of land for nuclear, x-ray and gaaaa ray shielding ia at tha writing ataga. 2. Won-Daetructlva Tasting - Contact* made with tha American Society for WcnDeatructive Tasting. Plan to develop editorial Material covering tha oae of lead in this growing area. SUBJECT 6 I Qgj<I CAL CCHSTRUCTIOW I. WORK C0HP1ETED 1. Handbook - L1A rewrote tha chapter on lead welding, aa featured ia tha new edition of tha Welding Handbook, publishad by tha American Welding Society, Spring, 1972. Reprints ara being prepared. LIA15443 ia^Ae, arrritttaiH SteiMMiBai tzroKT or tart juaxvitm ............................................. January 1 - Juna 20, 1972 -- n. wow: rw mocress lChemical Construction) 1. Precipitator* - Currantly gathering background data on number of application* of load aa a lining material for alactroatatlc and acid mist precipitator*. Also in S03 control and aulfurle add production. III. MOW PIAHMB) 1. load clad ttaal - Plan to lnvoatlgata potantlal market for roll bondad load clad ataal in the chealcal industry. HOSJSCt 7 1 PAOTf 1. MOW OOHPLCTD 1. Oontlnuad distribution of 24-paga booklet on rod load paint*, "bad load baaad Paint Systems." 2. Prepared and praaantad taatiaony before tha Qiicago City Council regarding lead uaaga in interior painta, January 27. 1972. 2. Vlelted Rational Paint 1 Coating* kaaociation regarding nt proponed regula tions on interior painta. n. wowc m nockESi 1. Oirome Yellow - Gathering information on tha lncraaaed uaaga of liinee yellow highway marking painta. Include* other aefety area* auch ae narking* in induatrial areas, plants, ate. III. MOWC TUMtED 1. Handbook - Preparation of handbook on leaded pignanta in antioorroalve painta. SUBJtCT 9 I SOLCCHS I. H07K COHPUHTO 1. Sponaorad half-day workshop, and served on Paper Selection On--Ittea for Soldering Conference held in conjunction with hmerlcan Welding Society Annual Meeting, Detroit, Michigan, April 11-1), 1972. m nmtHiMi m MM* m LI A15444 ittiirwniiWfii'iif'iitiEi if" woxr or or*rr a c t x v it x b - - ------------------------- January 1 - Juns 30, 1*72 f- IX. mo h c m WPCWM (Soldsrs) 1. Handbook - LXA working with tha toarlcan Maiding Sociaty oo ravisioo of tha Soldarlnq Manual. LXA raaponsibl* for two Ohaptara. in. MOWt HAWB 1. Hanning aaaaioo oa soldoring problaat for 1*71 AMS r--it-1 Hasting - tmfx Salactioo undarway now. stajscT t i cxwuacs I. MOKK CSHPLCTXD 1. Diacuasloaa with ataffa of O.s. Sanator and Msprasantstiva sponsoring Fsdsral laglalatioo aiaad at oontrolling aanufactura and aala of load glaaad dinnarwara whan shlppad intarrtata or laportsd. 2. Diacusaiona with Japan Fottsry Inspection Association rogardiag ooetrol of land ralaaaa Iron glaaad Japan#aa pottaxy. I. Viaitad with Porcalaln Enanal Xnatituta rogardiag rtA tatting and regulations with raapact to porcalain anaaslad oookwara. Thua far, rt> has only aalaad a faw foraign-oada shipaanta showing high cadalua ralaaaa. 4. Oontinuad distribution of "Pacta About Laad Claras for Art Pottars s i Hobbyists. Approaiaataly 10,000 ooplaa dissaaiaatad. II. MQWC n PHOCWSI 1. Praising tracts* book for hobbyists for aaoood raprlntlng. III. MOWt PLAMKEO 1. Continoad contacts with rood t Drug Ateinistratioo and tha O.S. Pottars Asaociatioo to aonitor situation with raapact to laad ralaaaa freo dinnaxwaro. 2. Mork with hobby group* such at Hational Caraaic Hanufacturars Asaociatioo sad National Caraaic Association to oontinu* aducational afforta to halp avoid potantial laad poisoning problaa* froa poorly glasad art and hobbywara. pguuiuuni. i i .BiBiHiiona % trra.Viiia irrmaw nai LIA154A5 in iBHCl I I b w w or mnr urmna January 1 * Jana 90, 1972 10 - SUBJECT 10 I MOCTITIOR I. HOME swum 1. Raid planning and strategy nee tin9 with aavaral bar company representatives on developing problem concerning uaa of lead ahot for waterfowllng. Discussed Rational wildlife Federation petition to Secretary of the Interior to have hia ban furthar uaa of load ahot after 1971. ii. wore ir wootu 1. Schedule attondanoa at oaatlng called by Secretary Meed, Resistant for Flab and wildlife and Parka, to dlacuaa subject. Meeting to be attended by envlronmentaliata, state conservationists, manufacturers of shot, trade groups and gevemnsnt officials. III. W0MC FN06BRM 1. Report on above oeetlng to nnwl ttoe members, with recosesendstlons for future action as datarminmd from Meting results. SUBJECT 11 i MIBCgLLBMlOaB I. WORK CCMPLSTED 1. fill rlstrlbution - Or. February 14. 1972, a detailed susmary of General Oiatributlcn and Television showings of the Lead Matrix was prepared and Due to a policy decision by tha Federal Covtnsent regarding Lead la Caeollne (TEL), a portion of our file, Tha Lead Matrix, was daaaiad unsatis factory for continued distribution by tha Bureau of Minas. Rftar cloaa contact with Dr. k. Nicholas Vardac, Chief of tha hudlo-Vlsuel Frogran of tha Bureau of Mines, regarding this problaw, a solution waa reached, he analysis waa prapared cowparing tha coat of a naw sound track vareua eliminating a portion of tha f 11a dealing with Lead in Carolina (TO.). St was aecsptable by tha Bureau of Minaa to cut a two admits aagaant from Tha Lead Matrix. Mow, tha file runs 24 ninutea Instead of tha original 26 adnutaa and it is still a comprehensive, finished place of work. 2. Statistical Reports - Data waa compiled for tha preparation and distribution of four monthly statistical reports. Thasa Includai Fora * - Domestic Balsa of Pig Lead) fora B - Doeestlc Shipments of Laad Flgaentsi fore E - Domestic Mine Production of Lesdi and tha Imports Report which covers Imports of Laad Products fer Consumption. 1(1 LIA15447 h epo r x or s t a f f a c t iv it ie s January 1 - June 90, 1979 -. - 12 s u b j e c t u ntviaoKKgwna h e a l t h wrivnm The major activities of the LXA Environmental Haalth Group for the period January 1, 1972, through Juna 11, 1972, consisted of tha followingi 1. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration a. Target Health Harare Program, Moating* held by tha Dapartaent of Labor on January 39 and Fabroary 2 to daacrlba tha Target Health Haterda Program (THXF) vara attaodad by Hnvlronmental Health paraonnal. Lead, along with carbon Monoxide, aabaetoa, iallies, and cotton duat era Included In tha ntHF bod have high priority In tha DDL lnapoctloo echedulee. b. COL paraonnal participated In tha Mating of tha LX* Environmental Health Co m It tea during tha L1A Annual Heating in Montreal, and provided Infcr eation on COL'a TKK9 aa It pertained to leed. e. rreeented paper at UA Annual Meeting on *leplicatlone of tha Occupational Safety and Health Act on tha Sale and Oee of Lead." 2. Criteria DocuMnt for Occupational Xxpoauraa to Lead, , a. LXA prepared a statement to tha national Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (KIOSK) in reaponae to thalr notice in tha Federal Regieter for information on lead and lead ooepounda. 1. Lead In Geaollne a. Hnvlronmental Health paraonnal arranged for Or. M. K. WilUmas to present testimony before the Environmental Protection Agtncy'a Hearing on the proposed leed-in-gaeoline regulations at Heahlngtoo, D.C. b. Environmental Health paraonnal participated In tha question and answer por tion of Hr. F. t. Mobitison's testimony before tha KFA Bearing In Washington on proposal lead-in-gasoline regulations. e. All three public hearings on tha proposed rederal regulations for lead-ingasoline, held at Washington, Dallas, and lot Angelas, ware ooverad. d. A statement was presented before tha Waw Tor* State Department of Xnvlronmar.tal Conservation on "A Proposed Rule on Lead in Gasoline for the Haw fork Metropolitan Area* (Haw Fart 206, Environmental Conservation Law). a. Participated In Environmental Heasinar of LXA Annual Hasting. f. Covered International Conference on Automotive Pollution, Toronto, Juna 26, 1972 through Juna 2S, 1972. 0 . matt* LI A15448 REPORT OT STATP ACTIVITIES __ January 1 - June >0, It72 - 13 - (Envirormental Health Activities) 4. lead la taint a. Presented taatlaony along with Hr. t. S. Robinson and Hr. J. T. Smith on tha Kannady Hill to reduce lead la paint. b. Presented paper* at tha Hidwaat Rational Heating on Childhood lead Poisoning and tha taatern Regional Meeting on Childhood lead hoitoning on tha subject of tha lead Induatry'a Hole in Preventing Pediatric lead Pol toning. These eating* war* aponaorad by tha American Academy of Pediatric* and tha Huraao of Coemunity Environmental Management of the Dept, of HEM. c. Hat with rapratentative from Mew York State Attorney General's Office regarding aolubilitiea of various lead compound*. 5. bmlaalon Standard* for Secondary lead Industry a. Attended mooting at the invitation of EPA official* from Standard* Development and Implementation for tha puxpoaa of diacuaaing proposed emiaaion standard* for the secondary lead industry. 4. Surrey of Atmosphere Adjacent to Ceramic 1m e. Conducted templing teat* ea part of preliminary eurvey in cooperation with tha State of Delaware Department of Public Instruction to determine whether art instruction personnel end students may be exposed to heaerdoua concen trations of lead. MEETINGS ArrEMUEO (1*72) SUBJECT 13 i MEETXHCS JAWPAEY Sociaty of Automotive Engineer* (SAS) Annual Matting, Detroit. Michigan, January 10-14, 1972. national Plant. Engineering S Maintenance Show, Philadelphia, Pa., January 22-26, 1972. i rESWAHT American Academy of Occupational Medicine, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, February 9-11, 1972. American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, 4 Petrolaum Engineers (AIMS), San Francisco, California, February 2t, 29, 1972. MAHOI Annual Meeting of Sociaty of Toxicology, Williamsburg, Va., March 7, S, 1*72, Building Research Institute Conference, Washington, D.C., March 15, 1*72. mm mm SHtasmfiMaWKh ^ LIA15M9 "1 or *rrn s p o h t n a c t iv it ie s ______________________________ --_-- --------------------------------------------------------------- January 1 - June 30, 1*73 - 14 - MEETINGS ATgMDSP (1972) ^ a run 1. teed Industrial Aasoclation/Einc Znatltuta Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada, April 3-7, 1972. 2. Amerloan Maiding Aeciaty (AMS), Detroit, Michigan, April 10-14, 1*72. 3. Acoustical Society Annual Maating, Buffalo, Saw York, April 17-20, 1*72. 4. Architects Annual Maating, Atlanta, Georgia, April 23-2*, 1*72. MAT 1. Consortium oo Endsmic lead Poisoning, Chicago, May 2-4, 1*72. 2. American Industrial Hygiene Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California, May 13-19, 1*72. 1. Battery Council Intarnatieul Annual Conference, Denver, Colorado, June S-S, 1972. 2. Annual Trace Metals Conference, Ooluabia, Missouri, June 12-13, 1*72. 2. Construction Specification Institute Annual Convention in Minneapolis, June 19-22, 1972. 4. American Society for Tatting a Materials IASTW , Lea Angeles, California, June 26-24, 1*72. MCTIMGS FLAMMED (1972 - 1972) jAmauer 1. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. (EAE), Annual Meeting, Detroit, Michigan, Coho Ball, January, 1973. mwAtt 1. American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, S Petroleum Engineers (AIMS), Chicago, February IS-22, 1*73. MABOI 1. National Plant, Engineering c Maintenance Show, Chicago, March 12-13, 1*72. 2. American Hot Dip Calvanliars Association, Houston, March 14-17, 1973. 3. National Convention of National Autcmotiva Kadiator Service Association (NAASA), Palm Springs, California, March 24-26, 1973. . n wwu ..PW -IA15450 -satti 'Wis~ iiTfiii rMsiesawtete m-mauXi wswira. SHteteeaHteiitesaMiefaiasateewfgte man or s t mt a c t iv it ie s Jamary 1 - June 30, 1372 " ' -'13 - ........ _____ ___ MEETINGS PLANNED 11373 - 1373) MMX, 1. tearless Maiding Society Annual Meeting, Chicago, Paleer House, April 2-4, i7J. 2. Electric Energy Aaaoclation/Electrlc Edison Institute, Dallas, Texas, April 2-4, 1973. 3. lead industries Aasoelatlon/Einc Institute Annual Meeting, Detroit, Michigan, Sheraton Cadillac, April 4-4, 1973. 4. Design Engineering Show, Philadelphia, fa., April 9-12. 1973. 5. Independent Settsry Manufacturers Association, San rzancisoo, California, April 25-27, 1973. 6. Aesrlcan Oaraalc Society Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio, (Convention Center), April 2S-May 3, 1973. 7. Battery Council International, Annual Meeting, Sen rranclsoo, California, April 30-Nay 3, 1973. mr 1. Steel Structures Painting Council, Pittsburgh, Pa., Nay, 1973. 2. Aeerican Mining Congress Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, Pa., May 6-9, 1973. 3. Aesrlcan Institute of Architects. San Francisco, California, Hay 6-10, 1973. 4. Aesrlcan Public Power Association Annual Convention, Hew Orleans, May 14-16, 1973. 5. Aesrlcan Conference of Coverneental Industrial Bygleftists, Boston, Nay 21-25, 1973. 6. Aesrlcan Industrial Ryglsne Association, Boston, May 21-25, 1973. JPHE 1. National Association of Plunblng-Beating-Gooling Contractors, Houston, June, 1973. 2. Aesrlcan Electroplaters' Society, Minneapolis, June 17-21, 1973. 3. Aesrlcan Society for Testing 4 Materials (AfflM), Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 24-29, 1973. 4. Air Pollution Control Association, Chicago, Palesr House, June 25-29, 1973. 5. The Construction Specifications Institute, Washington, D.C., June 25-27, 1973. Hf HUP'W-I.' mm P aan LI&15A51 won or mrr a c iiv it iu - l January 1 - Juna 10. 17J -U HEETIMCS FLAMMED (1972 - 1973) AP0P9T X. United Association Apprentice Contest, national finals at turdue Dalvarsity f August 14-1*, 197). 2. Aaericen Qtaaioel Sociaty Annual Wanting, Chicago, August 29-21, 1973. ocww 1. Tha National taint 4 Coatings Association, Falser Nouaa, Qiloago, October 2-4, 1*72. 2. Xntirnational Sysposiua on Environaental Health Aspects of Lead, Aaaterdaa, October 2-6, U72. 3. Electrochealcal Sociaty, lac., Miaai Naach, Florida, October S-13, 1972. 4. Mater Pollution Control Federation, Atlanta, October S-13, 1972. 5. Aaericen Sociaty for Natela, Coarentioo Canter, Cleveland, Ohio, October 16-19, 1972. 6. Sociaty of Dio Casting Engineers, Xnc., Chicago, October 16-19, 1972. 7. Mew York State Association of Architects, Nocheater, N.T., October 19-21, 1972. S. Aaericen Society of Sanitary Engineers, October 23-26, 1972, Rot Springs, 9. Federation of Societies for taint Technology, Annual Meeting, Atlantic City, New Jersey, October 24-2S, 1972. 10. Material Handling Institute Convention, Scottsdale, Arisons, October 21-24, 1973. MOWER 1. Aaericen Fetroleun Institute, Chicago, Mowaiter 13-15, 1972. 2. Aaericen Society of Registered Architects, Mew Orleans, la., Movaaber 16-20, 1972. 3. Acoustical Society, Klaad. Reach, Florida, Movaaber 27-Deoaaber 1, 1972. CECEMREN 1. International Mlrs 4 Cable Syeposiua, Shelburne Hotel, Atlantic City, M.J., Deoeaber 5-7, 1972. ritiM d tild ilH ia ilM a N iM lrila iliiM lilh a n iiilM ^lid a a llM a S M M U a ii^^ > "* il^jpj..WWF"<PHW>S|SiPMMNIlNN^9^PH>l,eei!is i i i.i i uifu lipm a h i ' h i.' 'jjigmn.