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LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION. INC. 7" al NAOIOOM AVKMUI HtW YONX 17, N. V, nun un> strm oowrraa wrrno Hnrona Drake Botel, Chicago, nilaota ' A :v Soraafeer U. Dt at lOiU a.*. {nmS . w ealled to order kjr Nr. C. 1. laoe, Acting Chatroan, unwaarnw Hoe*ld I. iMMlbOtf Kenneth V. Aeleoa maoU 1. Worden Freak Fried, N. D. Kthyl Corporation 1 ' iMrtMS aacltiog and Refining Co. Veetern Klectrlc Corporation Ithyl Corporation D.I.A. STW Bdbert 1. tlegfeld, bNiittH Tloe free!dent, Secretory Troaauror David M. Boreina, Aaeletcnt to Secretary Sea 0. Fouler, Director, Beelth oat Safety . " PJMOB BtBBWai FBOOMM SMFF '-''v7 S-c_iu_o_do -F. M. d..tk. e, .D..l.roo.tor o.f m. a.tt.* ,r>. >*,, as s *.- fM; * '4 t* 'h - Charles X. Inee, Freeldeot, load Xnduetrlee Aeeoolotion, Xaa.' p Dm Cbairaea pro ten requested Dm Neecvtive Tice President to nod aad dlecuee Dm Tana of Aeferenoe under DttN the Ccnlttea *111 opento. fba Tana of Reference uere diacuaaed aad approved by thoee preaest. (A eopy cf ; thlc docnant la attached.) r' v'Vf . x- , ' . ' -7 ' _ -sey the Ixecutlv* Tioa Fraatdast then outliaad briefly the operatloncf , the teedlBauetrle* Aaaoeietloa. ' Tbe Director of Aeaeardb of tbe Depended Keeearch Progri explained *- aot outllaed tbia proem* It h i agreid that the Secretary *111 aeod to Caaelltee mefiire eoplaa of S.A.P. operating proeedurea and other ntoriel to bo fumlAed by the Director of Research. . ' Dm Chalreaa pro tan thee propeeed that a qtorm of coa-third of'the Ccaalttee aeNiirihlp be aeoepted for Coanittae action aad it aa ao agreed. tt* Chelrsen pro ten then declared a quorje to be present and C41M for the auction of Chatman. Nr. I. >. Beaeelber* u naxlsated and elected ,. Chatman by imnlaoua vota. Mr. Beeeelberg than occupied the chair. ww o n qqpcrafiA bh d o erromc* (Atenda s) Mr. Beeeelbert reported os meant activities 'by tha California State Deputasot of Health aad tha California Motor Yahlcla Foliation Control Board with retard to tha nuto exhaust situation. At tha sonant, tha Motor Tablela Pollution Control Board la eeteted la tasting ala exhsmt ocetrol devices by thalr praacrlbad proeadirH. Plra of tha darloaa ara of tha catalytic type, tblU tha sixth la a dlract-flaaa afterburner. (BoUt A seventh device of tha dlrsct-fUaa type vaa aocaptad by tha Board on Imadm lb.) Xt nay ba because of tha tartIn* procran that thara la quiet on tha leflslatlve front aa far aa currant actlritlaa to restrict tha ues ef tU. la Baaollna ara conesmad. At tha sooant than it appears that there la no aa* concern to ba announced, regudlng landed gtaoHne althou^ we say possibly expact acne flara tv and naetlon of land If and than Sana of tha aitianat ocetrol darloaa no* tadar teat fall to paaa. ' A' ' s Mr. Beeeelbert also fare a brief outline of tha three alttaa land urray ahlcb la belnc enrrlad tout joist project with tha 0. A. Pv>lle Beelth Barrios, tha state of California Publie Health Depnrtneat and tthyl. Divest,'aad the Aaertcaa Pctroiaua institute. Moat of tha caronetrla and nedlcnl data has bean pothered la tha three cities (Lea AapeUs, Cliwivtatl, . sad BlUdilttu). %,lha nadlcal data ecnaUta of blood sad urine stive fran aalactad population groups bcrinp representative exposures' to auto exhaust Vroducta. Iba data ara no* beIn* analyzed. The report of this study *111 h* a joint production by the participants aad will not ba released uotll all of the participants have bad an opportunity to ravlaw tha eoavlete production. Xt la expected that the report will be completed sens tins tetan 1963. a. v-i. KBsexpca nonet cm wornac nr pabu c u gin or tam o o v o o c b fat 1H AlMOSPHBtl ' . ..... : . .... v\t ;< *y ^ Iba Chatman araowsd that tha Anarlcan Btnlra Institute vlll ' sticrtly contribute to tha above project, now belnf carried on by Stanford with joint Cthyl, Dupcnt and UA. sponsorship, to the extent cf |J,OOQ. (. M - tt. **. HgrnWDM lABOMTOBT WaWCH PBCTOBAt (Ateode 3) A dlaeuaalen was held of tha Kettering Proposal that la eoooemed with huaaa inhalation atudlea of finely-divided particulate land and uhleh la designed to Increase our bnowlad** of tha affects of elr-poUwtIco type xpeeume of durstlooa looter than eltht hours. Iba Secretary --ported that fmvorabla eccaldaratloe vaj ilmi by aaveral aa^ara %bo vara unable to attend this netting. He Secretary alao reported that tba pro>ct abould b put Is at oott not to wo--d 435,000 for tba L.X.A. ahara. It ma elao agreed to Incorpomtt ragueat la the project for profitN rwporU of *t laaat quarterly litimli. i A aotloo mi tali, neteM, and uranlaouely approved that tba Coaadttea reeonatnd participation to the wtnt of tip to 135,000 for coo jraar la tala project. MSBABCH WCT0BA1 WOW Ig WJtCPTP WXEDmOB FOR BPmmrttL tJOtCOt ^ -*r ftU propoeel la ecoHrorf with on exteoeloe of tba fiirnlwit>1 reaitr-ch Into tba bobatrlour of organla load ooaipouarJa, aaoog otbere, la biological eyataaa vitb rtopact to tbalr aotl-caacar aad inti Innaaattmj dictate activity. Dlacuaalao brought out tba fact that tba Ccaatlttee fait that tba progrea aa vrlttan la tba Vorcaatar Propoeel mi a bit too adbltloue for a atart and ahould ba raatrletad uatll note data of a favorable oattzra la brought forth. A auggertloe by tba Director of Baaarch that tba propoeel ba ---negotiated to prcrlda for a 45,000 lbalt acreenlag prapia aa* appiuiad by tba CoMlttaa. IA w ';% A action mi aadt, seconded, aad tnanlaoaaly approvad that tba Coanlttaa --nr--end that 41,000 ba providad to tba Wo--eater ftncdatlca for ooa year's screening taata of orpux>-leed cnpounli for aotl- dlMiH Activity 1a AQlatlJa . 4. xn* svV'-e ,,v '4&. ^'' - '' It vaa alao agreed that otbar laboamterlaa aueb aa Slcac-Kettering tod tba Batlocal Caoear Zbatltuta ba approached to aaeertala tbalr willing-' taaa to lacorpormta tbaaa arpao-lead coapewde la tbalr regular acreenlag prograaa for antl-oaooar acUvlty. It la believed that tbla cm ba dcca a* ao coat to L1X wact-mppo ran t o w t mbc c t cr mm ms ccwooca It --a auggaatad that then new laad aoapouoda are davalopad tnder ' t.K.P. rattarch affort. It night ba advisable for cartala eUpla toxicity taata to ba aada aa aa affort to aatagorlaa tba aav notarial* la --latlca /? to otbar laad etagwunda of bow toxlelty. After aoaa dlecueeloa,Mt w tgratd that tbla nould ba a good gnatml procedu-- for future activity aol *'i 11at tba 8e--tery and tba Director of itoaaarcb abould lnvtatlgate tba poaalbllity of having euch alapla Inexpensive taata parforaad. He Milica laatltuta vaa auggaatad aa ooa laboratory tblcfe al^it bo of aarrlaa la tbla aoaoactlaa. y, $. qBUooicAi, duRvrr am> wennooa mm w (Agenda 5) * a A gaaoral discussion of tba raoaot raporta la tba flald of laad " V ocotalnetlao of vagatatlon aa tiw^t forward by tba activity of tba V.I, Otological Survey and Professor Var--a of tba Utlvaralty of brltlab Coliabls m of 1*t i------ - Unmn aad* by tha Laurel Fottary Cc^mny la Cali fornia, bad rsaultad la considerable dlsousslon with tbs 8t*t Dspertasnt of Fthlle Ivaltb la California as to tha asad for prrrvctloo la th# future of ouch oecurrvacs*. It vaa attar eons discussion* with repressertatIt s * of ths 8tala Capartaact of Ptfcllc Health la California that tha 0. S. Potter* Association vaa contacted and tha outllaaa of tha prvssot study vara laid down. At tha praaaot tlaa, thara la atlll roaa for further discussion bafora w ara elaar of tha unforttnata altuatloe that aroaa follovlac tha disclosure that tha Laural Pottary dlnoarvara had ralaaaad acre than usual aooanta of load fron tha lata during ooraal uasga. It vaa pointed out that thla itaai had baao brought up to keep tha Ccaalttaa Informed of various activities sow being carrlad on aad to Obtain thalr adrloa for tha futura. It vaa gsnarally agreed that tha situation should ba baodlad aa la d o v being dona vlth tha CcaKlttao being fcapt P*p TOorg?g M"SSEl 9) lha Coavlttaa bad bo rsco--ndstlcno to aaka ao thla raport and fait that It should bo bald la tha file* for poaalbla futura uaa if tha aaad Should wvr arise. It vaa polntad out that tha aoouot of load found in th paataa vaa of a vueh lowr ordar of aagnlturte, aa a potaatlal toxin, this othar aetartala such aa aodlun flnorlda aad baxachloroffcana those oral toxicity la aasy tints greater than la lagrvdleats of h i woRio tnPMtya ar mu icnaam, *>amcw eg ( M) A or * ^ ba whla for tha L.IU. to flnaaco, la thole or la part, tha : actin- tlaa of tha KetUrlag Laboratory la thla flald. The Kettering baaa for usay yaara asking a eaotlnulnt aurrvy ef tha world literature cn laad toxicology aad printIn* for thalr ova lntarnal u h at about elx-ncnth lntorrala, a fav eoplaa of thla aurrvy la abstract fora. Ibe Secretary fall that thla activity vaa vorthy ef consideration for flaaaelal support by L.I.A., aad for jxJslleatloo la a aultabla fonaat for distribution to : id industrial hygiene paraoenal, aad aslactad hospitals Tbs Executive Vic* President had also contacted tha load Err*lop* ilatloa la London aa to thetber or not L.D.A. would bo interested la a Joint sponsorship of thla progrsa with us, ao that L.D.A. oould dletrtbut* tha ahatrseta as vithsr a euppIntent to thalr present 'LeadAbstracts* or la sens othar aultabla fonaat. , "a V'J r- *. -is After considerable discussion, vbleh ranged all the vay fraa tha position that ao toxicology abstracts ara aavdad, to tha position th should be Mads avallabla every sooth la tha L.CJ1. publication `Lead -V'V '