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H&SC-92 CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Health and Safety Committee Minutes of Meeting CMA Terrace A&B Conference Rooms 2501 M Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20037 Wednesday January 27, 1993 9:00 a.m. - 1:50 p.m. Members Present R. Robert Briggs Thomas F. Evans Martin W. Ferris John J. Kasper Constance A. Kolajtow.icz Peter L. Lubs Dennis C. Macau]ey Jorge C. Olguin John P. Sepesi David D. Sigman Ladd W. Smith Robert L. Smith Rhone-Poulenc, Incorporated Monsanto Company Air Products fit Chemicals Nalco Chemical Company Amoco Chemical Company The Lubrizol Corporation Union Carbide Corporation DuPont Shell Oil Company Exxon Chemical Company Occidental Chemical Corporation Ethyl Corporation Members Absent William R. Hookey Neil 0. Neunaber Larry W. Rampy Chevron Chemical Company Olin Corporation Dow Chemical Company Invited Guests Joan K. Bernard Gene I. Matsumoto Mike Naylor Nancy Stephens Stephen J. Robinson Edlu Thom CMA Staff BASF Johnson Wax Allied Signal Florida CIC Monsanto Company W.R. Grace & Company *Keith Belton Tim Burns Claudette Cofta John Connelly Susan Conti Nancy Cookson ; *Robert Flagg * *Romelda Guglielnto Lea Anna Hartman Michele Herrity < CMA 061154 HSC Meeting Minutes January 27, 1993 Page 3 6. TRANSITION BRIEFINGS T. Burns, K. Belton, and E. Winkelman provided the Committee with insights to the new administration, including expected appointments, key issues of importance to the administration, and policy directions. M. Naylor, J. Bernard, E. Thom, and R. Flagg updated the Committee on Congress' expected legislative agenda on OSHA Reform, TSCA Reauthorization, Toxics Use Reduction, risk, and Superfund/SARA Section 110. S. Manzo briefed the Committee on the impact of redistricting and party composition on state legislatures, expected legislative agendas in bellwether states, and expected referendums and initiatives. N. Stephens provided the Committee with insights into working the Carol Browner, the designee for EPA Administrator. She also discussed Toxics Use Reduction and pollution prevention initiatives in Florida. F. McEldowney briefed the Committee on the activities in international organizations, the status of EEC unity efforts, and significant activities in non-EEC countries. 7. L. Smith adjourned the meeting at 1:50 p.m. Minutes Subject to Approval Sandra L. Tirey Associate Director Health Programs CMA061155