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Steelmill Products Group Monthly Review January 21, 1975 PLAINTIFFS I CEXAnHiCIBMITI * EOStv7,19 - -- w Page 3 IV Long Range Planning Status G. Campbell talked about SPG's business definition for 1975. Our group will be divided Into five business sectors - 1. Iron Making 2. Steelmaking 3. Continuous Casting 4. ingot Casting 5. Steel Finishing This will enable us to plan well ahead for next year and future years. This will all be necessary for an Integrated marketing strategy for SPG. V Technical Department Per 0. Marino, we should be asbestos-free on Profax materials by midFebruary. This wT11 be done with a paper-containing recipe. However, final approval will only be given as soon as results are in from the field personnel. D. Marino reported that Mt. Braddock has not embarked upon an asbestosfree program. The Chicago plant Is currently awaiting the results from the field. Our Wollastonlte requirements will be running around 350 tons per month. D. Marino to action with F. Bllton the requirements of Wollastonite for SPG. VI Miscellaneous P. Partington reported that the manufacture of Profax Is going along well In the Cleveland Plant. We are currently building inventory on multi-piece IInes. Dave Willard from Foseco Canada informed W. Vandemark that they could give us 6 tons a week of RM 531. D. Marino to action with F. Bllton on the Impact of this material. P. Partington Informed us that the PIM for Garnex at Mt. Braddock will be Installed by mid-March. The Profax 2000 team from England will be back In the States at the end of the month. Have experienced delivery problems with the turbulizer; delivery now scheduled for April. Also the source of fly ash floaters Is indefinite. P. Partington to action with our Traffic Department to determine the correct freight for Bethlehem-Johnstown. Next meeting Is to be held Monday, February 24, at 2:00 p.m. at Mastick Rd. Submitted by: / jj , l--^ Approved