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GUEST LIST for the PRESIDENT'S ANNUAL RECEPTION AND BUFFET TO MEET THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS . of the MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOCIATION ! MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1974 THE MADISON HOTEL WASHINGTON, D. C, CMA 070464 Hon. Hon. HonHon. Hon. Hon. Thomas J. McIntyre (N.H.) Jennings Randolph (W. Va.) Richard s. Schweiker (Pa.) Robert T. Stafford and Mrs. Stafford Robert Taft, Jr. (Ohio) Harrison a. williams, Jr. (N.J.) (Vt.) U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Hon. Hon. Hon. Hon. Hon. Glenn M. Anderson (Calif.) Bill Archer (Tex.) Jack Brooks (Tex.) J. Herbert Burke (Fla.) Charles E. Chamberlain (Mich.) Hon. Hon. Hon. Hon. Hon. Bill Chapell, Jr. (Fla.) Del Clawson (Calif.) Barber B. Conable, jr. (N.Y.) Silvio 0. Conte (Mass.) Paul W. Cronin (Mass.) Hon. Dominick V. Daniels (N.J.) Hon. Samuel L. Devine (Ohio) Hon. Harold D. Donohue (Mass.) Hon. Marvin L. Esch (Mich.) Hon. Hamilton Fish, Jr. (N.Y.) Hon. Richard h. Fulton (Tenn.) Hon. Don Fuqua (Fla.) Hon. Thomas S. Gettys (S.C.) Hon. Robert Giaimo (Conn.) Hon. Benjamin A. Gilman (N.Y.) Hon. George A. Goodling (Pa.) Hon. Bill Gunter (Fla.) Hon, William H. Harsha and Mrs. Harsha (Ohio) Hon. Andrew J. Hinshaw and Andrew Hinshaw, Jr. (Calif.) Hon. Craig Hosmer (calif.) Hon. William H. Hudnut, III (Ind.) Hon. William L. Hungate (Mo.) i Hon. John E. Hunt (N.J.) j Hon. James R. Jones (Okla.) I Hon. Peter N. Kyros (Maine) rJ Hon. Robert Lagomarsino and Mrs. Lagomarsino (Calif.) William Lehman (Fla.) CMA 070465 Robert McClory (111.) Torbert H. Macdonald (Mass.) James R. Mann (S.C.) James G. Martin (N.C.) Donald J. Mitchell (N.J.) G. V. Montgomery (Miss.) George M. O'Brien and Mrs. Carl D- Perkins (Ky.) W. R. Poage (Tex.) Melvin price (111.) William Randall (Mo.) Ralph S. Regula (Ohio) Matthew j. Rinaldo (N.J.) Ronald A. Sarasin (conn.) Robert G. Stephens, Jr. (Ga.) Al Ullman and Mrs. Ullman (Oreg.) Charles A. Vanik and Mrs. Vanik (Ohio) Joseph P. Vigorito (Pa.) G. William Whitehurst (Va*) William B. Widnall (N.J.) Lawrence G. Williams (Pa.) Wendell Wyatt, Mrs. Wyatt and Mark Wyatt Gus Yatron (Pa.) Samuel H. Young (111.) Clement L. Zablocki (Wis.) Roger H. Zion (Ind.) (Oreg.) CONGRESSIONAL STAFF MEMBERS Mr. Hunter Alexander Legislative Assistant to Senator Scott (Va.) Mr. Tom Allison - Staff counsel to Senator Magnuson (Wash.) Mr. Donald K. Anderson Floor Manager, office of the Doorkeeper, u.S. House of Representativ Mr. Leonard Eickwit Legislative Counsel, Senate Commerce Committee ' Mr. Eugene Brown Legislative Assistant to Rep. Moss (calif.) Mr. Michael Clark Executive Assistant to Rep. Flood (Pa.) Mr. Frederic Cleary District Administrator to Rep. Hinshaw (calif.) Mr. william Mew. Cochrane j Staff Director, Senate committee on Rules and Administration Ms. Pauline Crosby Receptionist, Office Rep. Scherle (Iowa) 1 CMA 070466 3 fir. Paul Cunningham Staff Counsel, Senate Commerce Committee fir. Philip Cummings Assistant Chief Clerk, Senate Public Works Committee Mr. Marian Czarnecki Chief of Staff, House Foreign Affairs committee Mr. Dack Dalrymple Legislative Assistant to Rep. Rogers (Fla.) Ms. Yvonne Eider and Mr. Eider Personal Secretary to Senator Burdick (N. Dak.) Mr. Clifton W. Enfield and Mrs. Enfield Minority counsel, House Public Works Committee Mr. Orman S. Fink Minority Staff Director, House Banking and currency committee Ms. Doris Freedman Legislative Assistant to Rep. Mezvinsky (Iowa) Mr. Howard 0. Greene, jr. Assistant Minority Secretary, United States Senate Mr. H. Thomas Greene Minority Staff Assistant, House Interstate and Foreign Commerce comm. Mr. Richard Grundy professional Staff Member, senate Public Works Committee Mr. Edward Hamberger Special Assistant to Senator Scott (Pa.) Mr. Richard A. Heilman Minority Counsel, Senate public Works Committee Mr. Dayle Henington Administrative Assistant to Rep. Poage (Tex.) Mr. William Hildenbrand Minority Secretary, United States senate Mr, Rick Hornburg Legislative Assistant to Rep. Smith (N.Y.) Mr. Edward Howard and Mrs, Howard Legislative Assistant to Rep. Matsunaga (Hawaii) Mr. craig Hudson Legislative Aide to Senator Hartke (Ind.) Mr. John E. Hunnicutt Executive Assistant to Senator Schweiker (Pa.) Mr. Patrick Hynes and Mrs. Hynes Assistant Majority Secretary, United States Senate Mr. jon Kent Administrative Assistant to Rep. Mezvinsky (Iowa) Mr. J. Stanley Kimmit Majority Secretary, united states Senate Ms. Denise King and Mr. King Legislative Assistant to Rep. Scherle (Iowa) Mr. Greg Lashutka Administrative Aide to Rep, Devine (Ohio) Ms. Shari A. Leber Professional Staff Member, senate commerce Committee ... CMA 070467 Mr , Minority Counsel, Senate Inte: __ Ms , Jeane McBurney Research Assistant to Rep. Chappell (Fla.) Mr , Charles Mellody Assistant Majority Floor Manager, U. S. House of Representatives Mr. Edward Merlis and Mrs. Merlis Professional Staff Member, Senate Commerce Committee Mr , M. Barry Meyer Chief Counsel and Chief Clerk, Senate Public Works Committee Ms . Donna Norton Executive Assistant to Rep. Hillis (Ind.) Mr, Joseph O'Leary and Mrs. O'Leary Professional Staff Member, House Committee on Rules and Administrate Mr, Peter Ottmar Administrative Assistant to Rep. Cronin (Mass.) Mr . Jack Peterson Special Assistant to Rep. Carney (Ohio) Mr, Willard Phillips Administrative Assistant to Rep. Mizell (N.C.) Mr . Richard Ray Administrative Assistant to Senator Nunn (Ga.) Ms . Barbara Rose Legislative Assistant to Senator Metzenbaum (Ohio) Mr. Robert v. Rota Postmaster, u. S,, House of Representatives Mr, Lincoln Schrock Special Assistant to Senator Hartke (Ind.) Mr , Francis R, Valeo Secretary of the Senate Mr . Herbert Wadsworth Administrative Assistant to Rep. Fuqua (Fla.) . Mr ,, William H. Wannall Sergeant at Arms, United States Senate Ms, Polly West Staff Counsel to Senator Magnuson (Wash.) i Mr . John Yago Assistant Chief Clerk, Senate Public Works Committee EXECUTIVE BRANCH - U.S. GOVERNMENT Mr. Forest E. Abbuhl Director, Office of International Trade Policy U. S. Department of Commerce Hon. Italo H. Ablondi Commissioner U. S. Tariff Commission CMA 070468 5 gon. Catherine Bedell and Mr. Donald Bedell Chairman U. S. Tariff Commision Hon. Helen D. Bentley Chairman Federal Maritime commission non. Peter J. Brennan The secretary of Labor fir. W. Donald Brewer Vice Chairman Interstate Commerce Commission (ir. William J. Burns Director, office of Hazardous Materials U. S. Department of Transportation Gen. F. j. Clarke Executive Director National Commission on Water Quality Hr. William J. Conner Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Hon. C. Marshall Dann Commissioner of Patents, The Patent Office U. S. Department of Commerce Hr. Daniel B. Denning Staff Associate, Natural Resources and Environmental Quality U. S. Chamber of Commerce Hr. Lawrence A. Fox Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Economic Policy U. S. Department of Commerce Hon. Barbara Franklin Commissioner Consumer Product and Safety Commission Mr. D. Kent Frizzell and Mrs. Frizzell Solicitor U. S. Department of the interior Hon. Allen H. Garland Chairman, Trade Staff Committee Office of the Special Representative for Trade Negotiations Dr. Gilbert Jackson Engineer, Industrial Pollution Environmental Protection Agency Hon. John Jackson Deputy Special Representative for Trade Negotiations Office of the Special Representative for Trade Negotiations Dr. Aimison jonnard Chief, Chemicals Division U. S. Tariff commission for. William B. Kelly, Jr. - Senior Economic Advisor Office of the Special Representative for Trade Negotiations CMA 070469 Mr. Gerald Leighton and Mrs. Leighton Utilities Systems program Manager U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Mr. Charles A. Lewis Director, Forest Products Packaging, printing and Publishing Divi U. S. Department of Commerce Mr. James A. McNamara Deputy Assistant Special Representative Office of the Special Representative for Trade Negotiations Ms. Donna Mitchell Assistant to the chairman National Commission on Water Quality Mr. Paul 01 Day Deputy Director, Bureau of Domestic Commerce U. S. Department of Commerce Mr. James M. Owens Director, Metals and Minerals Division U. S. Department of Commerce Mr. Joseph 0. Parker Vice Chairman U. S. Tariff Commission Mr. A. F. Parks Director, Office of Trade and Industry U. S. Tariff Commission Hon. Russell W. Peterson Chairman Council on Environmental Quality Mr. Harry Pfann Manager, Chemicals and Rubber Program, Bureau of Domestic commerce U. S. Department of Commerce Mr. Morton Pomeranz Executive Secretary, Trade Executive Committee Office of the special Representative for Trade Negotiations Mr. Robert Ritzmann Director, office of Industrial Services U. S. Atomic Energy Commission Mr. Henri F. Rush, jr. Deputy Administrator, Federal Railroad Administration U. S. Department of Transportation Mr. Glenn Schweitzer Director, Office of Toxic Substances Environmental Protection Agency OTHER GUESTS Mr. M. Ackovski Minister, Council for Economic Affairs The Yugoslavian Embassy CMA 070470 |7 I fir. Henry Armstrong I Commercial Counselor I The Canadian Embassy M--r. jean Bosson Commercial Counselor The Embassy of France Mr. F. H. Carman Former Technical Director of MCA Mr. J. R. Carnes Former vice President and Secretary-Treasurer of MCA Gen . George H. Decker Former President of MCA The Ambassador of Ecuador Mr. A. R. A. Gherson Senior Commercial Counsellor The Canadian Embassy The Ambassador of Honduras The Ambassador of Jamaica Mr. William D. Kavanaugh Former Washington Representative of American Cyanamid Gen. A. C. McAuliffe Mr. Donald Mosiman Washington Attorney Mr. Oskar Rudolph First Secretary The Embassy of Germany Ms. Barbara Smith Kentucky Educational T. V. Mr. jenkin Thomas First Secretary, Commerce Department Embassy of Great Britain Ms. Donna Turner Kentucky Educational T. V. Mr. D. J. Waddell Counsellor The Canadian Embassy The Ambassador of Yugoslavia INDUSTRY Dr. James G. Affleck American Cyanamid Company i Mr. Robert Barnard Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen and Hamilton Mr. Everett H. Bellows Olin Corporation CMA 070471 8 Mr. Frederick L. Bissinger Allied Chemical Corporation Dr. Jerome J. Breiter Hercules Incorporated Mr. Parke C. Brinkley- National Agricultural Chemicals Association Mr. Werner C. Brown Hercules Incorporated Mr. Stanley R. Browne E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Mr. Harry W. Buchanan Virginia Chemicals Inc. Mr. Robert D. Buehler The B. F. Goodrich Company Mr. j. Earl Burrell PPG Industries, Inc. Mr. James L. Burridge FMC Corporation Mr. C. C. Candee Chemetron Corporation Mr. E. E. Chipman Productol Chemica1 Company Mr. John c. Clay National Starch and Chemical Corporation Mr. Ore11 T. Collins Nalco Chemical Company Mr. James T. Conner Chemagro Division of Baychem Corporation Dr. Francis Cook Stauffer Chemical Company Mr. jeff Converse N L industries Mr. C. Preston Cunningham Mons anto company Mr. Thomas C. Dabovich Morton-Norwich Products, Inc. Dr. David H. Dawson Chemical industry Trade Advisor Mr. Morse G. Dial, Jr. Union carbide Corporation Dr. D. W. Duncan Virginia Chemicals Inc. Mr. Russell Ernest Exxon Corporation Mr. Francis D. Flanagan W. R. Grace and Company Mr. Brian D. Forrow Allied chemical Corporation CMA 070472 9 Myron T. Foveaux ' Office of the Chemical industry Trade Advisor jjj:. Paul Frost, II Union Carbide Corporation pj, James H. Gardner Armak Company, A Part of Akzona Incorporated Charles 0. Gerfen Mallinckrodt Chemical Works pr, carl A. Gerstacker The Dow Chemical Company jjj;. John Gilbert Pfizer, Inc. jjj:. James M. Gill Ethyl Corporation Mr. Don A. Goodall American Cyanamid Company fir. Don Greeley Celanese Corporation Dr. Samuel Gusman Rohm and Haas Company Mr. John R. Hall Ashland chemica1 Company Mr. Carroll W. Hayes Celanese Corporation Mr. John M. Henske Olin Corporation Mr. John s. Hoff Leva, Hawes, Symington, Martin and Oppenheimer Dr. Paul.F. Hoffman Velsicol chemical corporation Mr. James A. Hughes Diamond Shamrock Corporation Mr. William W. Huisking Glyco Chemicals, Inc. Col. Richard M. Hunt N L Industries, Inc. Mr. George W. Ingle Monsanto company Mr. Howard Johnson E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Dr. Edward Kane E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Mr. Robert F. Kelly E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Mr. Jeremiah J. Kenney, Jr. Union Carbide Corporation Mr. Gordon Kiddoo Vistron Corporation CMA 070473 John D. Macomber Celanese Corporation James E. Magoffin, Jr. Eastman chemical Products, Inc. Division of Eastman Kodak Company Mr. Robert H. Mallot FMC Corporation Mr. Mike Manatos The Procter and Gamble Manufacturing Company Mr. Charles T. Marck Dow Chemical u. S. A* Mr. Harry T. Marks Ferro Corporation Mr. David M. Marsh Business Advisory Council on Federal Reports Mr. John M. Martin Hercules Incorporated Mr. Robert H. Miller Tenneco Inc. Mr. Robert L. Mitchell Celanese Corporation Mr. Ted Mooney Nalco Chemical Company Dr. H. Barclay Morley Stauffer Chemical company Mr. Richard W. Murphy Merck and Company, Inc. Dr. C. M. Neher Ethyl Corporation Mr. L. J. O'Connor, Jr. The Standard Oil Company (Ohio) Ms. Rita O'Glee PPG Industries Mr. Donald D. Pascal National starch and chemical Corporation Mr. Sam Pickard Mons anto Company Mr. E. R. Pleasants E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Mr. Robert Polack Reilly Tar and Chemical Corporation Mr. Walter Powell General Electric company Mr. Robert T. Powers Nalco Chemical Company Mr. Howard Pyle Standard oil Company (Indiana) Mr. Peter C. Reilly Reilly Tar and Chemical corporation Mr. William c. Roher, Jr. Gulf Oil Corporation CMA 070474 11 fir, James A. Rush Nalco Chemical company fir. George W. Russell American Cyanamid Company Mr. Lester G. Shapiro Engelhard Industries Division of Engelhard Minerals and Chemicals Corporation fir. James K. Shiver Hughes, Sears and Shiver Mr. Arthur j. Smith Shell Chemical Company Mr. Charles D. Snead Eastman Chemical Products, Inc. Mr. William S. Sneath Union Carbide Corporation Mr. Jack St. Clair Shell chemical Company Mr. Lloyd Symington Leva, Hawes,Symington, Martin and Oppenheimer Mr. Walter D. Thomas FMC Corporation Mr. William H. Thomas Universal Oil Products Company Mr. Jack Underwood Celanese corporation Mr. E. A. Von Doersten Ashland Chemical Company Division of Ashland Oil, Inc. ' Mr. Clyde webb Ashland Oil, Inc. Mr. Edwin M. Wheeler The Fertilizer institute Mr. Richard N. Williams Olin Corporation Mr. W. E. Winans Stauffer chemical Company Mr. jack Woolley PPG Industries, Inc. CMA 070475 12 MCA STAFF Mr. William j. Driver President Mr. George E. Best vice President; Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Bruce M, Barackman Assistant Secretary-Treasurer and Staff Counsel Mr. Richard F. Blewitt Manager, Press Relations Mr. Howard Brown Assistant Technical Director; Water Resources Mr. William H. Butterbaugh Assistant Technical Director; Chemical Transportation Equipment and Packaging Miss Marjorie V. Campbell Director, Information Service Mr. Albert C. Clark Vice President and Technical Director Mr. Albert A. Fox, Jr. Washington Representative Ms. Terri Gratson Secretary, Government Relations Department Ms. Jody Bamberger Legislative Editor Mrs. Sharon Higgins Secretary, Public Relations Department Mr. Morgan M. Hoover Assistant Technical Director; Equipment Engineering; Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Chemicals Mrs. Ellen Jerome Secretary, Government Relations Department Dr. Kenneth D. Johnson Assistant Technical Director; Air Quality Mr. Edward J. Klecka Office Manager Ms. Darlene Nelson Secretary, Public Relations Department Mrs. Beth Newton Secretary, Government Relations Department Mr. Victor H. Peterson Vice President and Director of Public Relations and Education Mr. Hugh M. Robinson Legislative Counsel; Patent and Trademark; Tax Matters; Technical Information Retrieval CMA 070476 13 F. Gordon Stephenson Assistant Technical Director; Safety and Fire Protection; Labels and Precautionary Information Harry L. Slatin Assistant Technical Director; Occupational Health; Solid Wastes John E. Slavick Publications Specialist Sharon Smith Secretary, Public Relations Department William M. Stover Vice President and Director of Government Relations John G, Tritsch Assistant Technical Director; Industrial Insurance; International Trade; Nuclear Mr. James P. Turner Manager, Environmental Quality Information Dr. Robert E. Varnerin Manager, Education Ms. Valerie Walk Secretary, Government Relations Department Mrs Peggy Walton Manager, Consumer Information Mr . Samuel L. Watts Assistant Technical Director; Chemical Transportation & Distribution Mr . David C. Williams Director, Legislative Research; Economic Policy Review; Industrial Relations Mr . John C. Zercher Manager, Chemical Transportation Emergency Center wju.pwpwm..? CMA 070477 EXHIBIT F REPORT TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOCIATION GEORGE W. INGLE, CHAIRMAN FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC CHEMICALS COMMITTEE April 8, 1974 When I reported to you a year ago, i recited some of our Committee's achievements, but also stressed our intention to do better in identifying and representing the Association's interests in foods, drugs and cosmetics. We think we've done well in keeping our membership properly informed of the range of subjects in this area, but more is needed, in developing and presenting MCA views on the critical questions. To this end, our Committee established four small sub committees--steering. Legislative and Regulatory, Scientific, and Consumer Information (not to be confused with, but closely coordinated with, the Consumer Information Subcommittee of MCA1s Public Relations Committee). These smaller centers of interest and response have already started to operate on a relatively continuous basis in their respective areas. For example, the Scientific Subcommittee is contributing to the preparation and review of monographs defining the safety of individual "GRAS" substances. In addition, through our Committee Secretary's participation in the Ninth Session of the Codex Committee on Food Additives last December in the Nether lands, we are actively concerned with international standards for food additives. The Legislative and Regulatory Subcom mittee is monitoring S.2373 (on inspection of food plants), to which GMA has made major contributions. The perennial Nelson bills, now S.2845, are inactive; his proposal, in effect, to extend the Delaney clause to include teratogenicity and mutagenicity has been largely obsoleted by FDA's routine adop tion of tests for the former. Tests for mutagenicity are still too unreliable for routine use. This plan for action has raised another question--how much activity is considered appropriate to member company interests in drugs and cosmetics? To put this in better per spective, a little historical review is in order. During the fifties, the name of this Committee reflected its primary in terest in food additives. indeed, through this Committee, and its then chairman, Hercules' John Kuniholm, MCA made its views known, at Congressional Hearings, on what became, in 1958, the Food Additives Amendment to the 1938 Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act. CMA 070478 rm 2- - In 1962 the minutes show that there was agreement that this Committee should change its name to encompass interests in the drug and cosmetic sectors. This much was done, tout until last year, there was no real inquiry as to what more should be done to identify and satisfy member companies' interests in these two fields. While we have been preparing to be more active in food additives. Congressional activities in drugs and cosmetics have clearly increased in tempo. The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Proprietary Association, and the Cosmetics, Toiletries and Fragrances Association have provided leadership. is this enough for MCA members? Will liaison with these groups suffice for MCA member companies? If not, what more is needed? Should we extend our food additive subcommittee structure to drugs and cosmetics? If so, how many more company representatives will be needed? To best answer these questions, we will review this matter with our membership at next month's meeting, with emphasis on how to best obtain answers to these very questions from MCA member companies. Their answers will have a major effect on our future activity. In the food additives sector alone, opportunities to tell "the chemical story" to an ever-widening audience have multiplied. Our Consumer Information Subcommittee has been working closely with your Public Relations Committee's information pro gram and has assisted in thoroughly revising "Everyday Facts on Food Additives," (now known as "Food Additives--Who Needs Them?") and up-dating the more detailed "Food Additives--What They Are/How They are Used." The dollars the Public Relations committee has requested for printing and distributing these up-dated versions will be, in my opinion, your most effective PR investment. For over ten years your Consumer information program has been telling industry's side of the food additive story by working closely with a variety of programs, through personal contact, news releases, meetings, exhibits, and by creating platforms for industry speakers, in my role as chairman of MCA's FDC Chemicals Committee, I have been called on to participate in many of these activities. These have included taped interviews with broad casters across the country at MCA's suite at the convention of American Women in Radio and TV, and prepared talks at the Univer sities of Iowa, and of Maine, at the Capitol Press Womens Club here in Washington, and most recently at the Los Angeles Nut rition Expo. MCA's materials have been called to the attention CMA 070479 -3- of -these many professionals who are really interested in the facts about the chemistry of food additives. Most of these people are women--home economists and nutritionists--federal, state and university employees--all of whom have been dedicated to assess ing and transferring their technology long before the House Committee on Science and Technology invented these terms. If the chemical industry really suffers a credibility gap, it would probably be worse if we had not been continuously providing current and sound information convincingly presented to serious audiences such as these. These presentations have beneficial "multiplier" effects as these listeners, in turn, talk to their audiences through state meetings, news columns and their own radio and TV shows. In this way, MCA information can effectively counter the excessive "anti-chemical" foodfaddist propaganda emitted by the media, and, incidentally, decried at last month's AAAS meeting in San Francisco. It remains to be seen how much of this type of activity will be appropriate to our interests in drugs and cosmetics, assuming it is decided to expand our program in these product areas. Regardless, in the food additive area alone, there's a major and largely untapped opportunity for responsible spokesmanship. Finally, a small but potentially very important point. Last year our Committee stretched itself--too far in the view of most members--to provide a temporary "home" for a Toxic Substances Group. This is an elite group of member company representatives--primarily toxicologists--to begin early assis tance to EPA in preparing for its administration of the anti cipated Toxic Substances Control Act. While most of the dis ciplines, and some of the personnel, are common in that group and in our committee, there is real concern that "Toxic Sub stances" are not the best bedfellows for "Food, Drugs, and Cosmetics." Certainly this organization is not publicized, but we do look forward to a more permanent, and more comfortable Committee home for the Toxic Substances Control Group. I'm pleased to tell you about the FDC Chemicals Committee. I'll try to answer your questions. CMA 070480