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HASKELL LABORATORY FOR TOXICOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE October 6, 1980 m I M 2 'h M E m TO: MANAGERS INFORMATION SECTION B. RAMIREZ FROM: N. D. KRIVANEK /\J<^ The Fabrics & Finishes Department currently has nine active Information and Miscellaneous Services projects at Haskell (see attached list). These projects are designed to cover various small cost activities. In Haskell's agree ment with Fabrics & Finishes Department on these projects a record of the specific activity, i.e., literature search on a particular chemical's toxicity or medical emergency, is required so that we can accurately account for dollars spent. This information is also used for preparing cost estimates for future work. If you charge time to one of these projects, note on your time sheet the specific item handled so that, when we review with the department Haskell activities we can easily detail the work for each account. If you have any questions on which MR time would be< 'charged, contact E, E. Swain, Jr., 9-774-8186, or Neil Krivanek, X-5274. NDK/dar Attachment j LSH 001761 MR 3074 3076 3077 3078 3079 3149 3150 3151 3180 3215 INFORMATION AND MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES PROJECTS F&F DEPARTMENT PROFIT CENTER Specialty Products Division Industrial Fabrics, Electrical wire enamels Lecton, Corian, Electronic specialties, sponges. Trade Finishes House Paint, Wall Paint, Flair Squares - Lucite Automotive Finishes Finishes for Factory Application - GM, Chrysler, Ford, etc. Industrial Finishes Finishes for Appliances, Farm"Machinery, etcv Refinish Finishes sold to Body Shops - Imron, Centari Can Coatings Coatings sold to can manufacturers Teflon Teflon Coatings Consumer products Car Polishes, Duco Cement, Rally, Rain Dance, etc. Maintenance Finishes Finishes for industrial buildings, refineries, chemical plants, etc. Powder Coatings (now dormant) i LSH 0017682 i N37240.01 DUP050041291