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tOi ALL KDOOtl or WS ITOUJTtY MVXUmKXT COAUTm Of TK1 LtAP ucpurntlli ASSOCIATION
1969 LU budget Meeting InAntn Develop**nt Comltteo
Sob*It tad herewith era an agenda and budget propone1 oa tba (object to cam LlA'a activities (or 1949.
Tb**e will ba dlocuaaod on Friday, October 23, daring the meting of the camittee to be held at Aaaoclatloo headquarter#, atartlng at 9i30 A.M.
The ooetlng will follow the agenda given belowi
1. Approval of mlaite* of previous meting, held Humber 3, 1947.
2. Freaentation of budget propoaal and dlacoaelos.
3. Motion* covering recoomndatlons to the Board oat
a) Bwdget propoaal
b) A**e**mot rate*
4. Such other business a* my be pertinent to the purpoae* of the meting. 3. Adjourment.
Arrangemnt* will have been mde for lunch and we hope you will join u*. It 1* not possible to be tpeclflc a* to whether the meting will run into the afternoon.
Fl***e *dvl*e if you will attend. Al*o, whether you will be with u* for lunch.
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itueM trt data aad discussion* U cmi plana far tba operation af LU during IMS.
Tba ^rtMtutlM lncludesi
Table 1 - Tkt uuru af tbe Association'* A. ki<|tt locone, Sxpendlture* and Operating Ittami for 1960 - 1966 inclusive
I. A**sanest* far tba Mae ferial
Tabla II - A More detailed f Isaacla1 auanry far IMS
Table III - IMS Se>d*et, hrloratgca aa astlaated, aad 1*69 Proposali
A. IMslimtlM
Uvartlilai, Mllutleat A Delated hn|taM
C. Su mmit 19M
Tabla 2 - Projected Inc one, DlabartaMeate, aad Aaaaaiaaat Sataa far IMS
Tba final (aad large t) section discusses aacb af the propotalt for advertlsl^, publication* and ralatad prenotlon. Motion picture distribution and ftoelth and Safety.
Sincerely year*.
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J. L. Klaberley Jr Isecutlvs Vico President
David N. Sorely Secretary and Treesurer
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A * Croat Buriat t. Incoat. lapandlturta - fctltnctt 1960-1968
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Approved Budaat 4taaa*anta
Othar
Total
Brptndlturae
Operatic^ Baaarvaa
Ytar-and
I960 1961
1962 1963 1964 1963 1966 1967 1968 (aat)
8374,450 369,350 461,000 483,125 622,700 699,162 826,650 913,700 41,903
3371,963 340,343 471,360 391,248 515,169 643,343 812,896 878,340 627,103
f 3,818 4,460 4,660 6,141 6,033 5,371
12,899 17,574 32,600
3375,781
345,003 476,220 397,389 321,202 648,716 25,795 893,914 459,703
3332,944 319,624 412,133 439.477 367,734 683,139 739,739 753,253 19,495
3154.385 179,766 243,853 181,763 133,213 98,790 184,646 327,507
167,713
Of Ik im, tba apodal tiHimnt for Boalth and Wat; k c w m*4 for *96,657 in 1966 and *206,087 in 1967.
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Maaufactoring & 8--It. 6 Kafln.
Baalth 6
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Karuler Safatv Barultr titty
1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1963 1966 1967 1968
20c 12 16
16 16 16 16 16 16
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Aaaaablad Articlaa
Baa1th 4 Bttular titty
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Xadeatry Povalopaant
Fir load Balaa
Baaltb 4
Baralar
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Table _n * 1961 Incoax and Dlb\jriexarte
Oparatln* Fund, January 1, 1HI Incc m 1968i
Kexberahlp* Induatry DevelopMet Health A Safety Service Fa* (112A0) Miscellaneoua
1327,307
101,119 323,284
20,000 12.<00
Xttlaatad Expenditure*, 19M
9987,210 <19.493
OparatIn* Fund, January 1, 1969 (eat.)
167,713 (a)
(a) Include* 167,300 unapant fund* of the Health and Safety Fubllt Salat Iona Frofraeu
Table 111 - Approved and Sect--andad Sapandlture* - 1968-1969
Approved
A - AAalnlatratlv* A Technical Service
1968
Satina ted Actual 1968
Sacn--ended 1969
1) Salarla*
203,313
201,800
$198,000*
2) Fayroll Tax**
7,500
3,700
7,300
3) Fen*ion Frenlua*
18,000
16,633
18,000
O Sualnea* A Croup Inauranc*
3,300
3,500
4,000
5) Sant
19,440
19,440
16.300
6) Travel A txpenae*
43,000
46,000
43,000
7) Annual A Coanlttee Meeting*
3.000
3,200
3,300
8) Frofetslonal Fee*
4,000
3,000
3,000
9) Frintln* A Office Supplle*
6,000
6,000
6,000
10) Telephone A Teleyrena
3,400
6,000
6,000
11) Foata*a A txpre**
3,300
7,000
7,000
12) Subacr lpt lcma-farlodlcala
700 00
800
4 13) Furniture A Fixture*
1,000
1,000
2,000
to Office Service*
8,000
8,000
8,000
13) Technical Aaeoclatloa Okie*
700 900 1,000
16) Miacallaneou*
2,000
2,000
2,000
Total Adalni*tr*tlve
333,253
332,975
$330,300
Taka* Into account I
a) Chan*a a In th* Health and Safety *taff a* occa lon*d by 0. C. Fowler'* r*l*natlon.
j b) Frovltlon for on* additional cl*rk-typl*t
< c) Th* full year aalary of a preaeet ataff
natabar hired nldyear 1968.
d) Incraaae* proponed for 1/1/69 or }ab annlvertary.
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Estimated
j . Advertising, Publications 6 Belated Approved
Actual
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1969
1969
i) Advertising Space Production 6 Miscellaneous
1 25,000 1 15,000
2) Architectural 6 Construction 3) Cable
17,600 16,300
9,000 16,300
6) Industrial Batteries, Including
75,000
77,300
Utility Salaenen'e education Program
5) Pigments 6 Chemicals 6) Product Promotion and Design Engr.
26,000 37,900
26,000 39,100
(Formerly Solder, Terns 6 Design Bngr.)
7) Lead' Magaslna
37,000
62,000
6) Conventions and inhibits 9) 1LZ10 Car - Zlncatura*
16,000
19,020
10) Lead Abstracts
16,000
12,000
11) Beprlnte of Technical Articles 12) Test Programs
10,000 t,000
7,000 ,000
13) Illustrations 6 Photography
3,000
2,500
Eacnmmsnded 1969
$ 25,000
92,900 23,000 39,500
26,000 62,700
65,000 20,000
3,500 16,000 10,000 10,000 3,000
16) Motion Picture Distributions (Mote 1 below)
a. General b. Bureau of Minas
1353,900 1369,620
1395,600
| 16,000 1 16,600
2,000
1,050
1 15,000 2,000
15) Health 4 Safety hibtlc Halations Program (Hill 6 Knowlton)
16) Katemal Public Halations (Kota 1 below) (id. M. Weiss)
Miscellaneous and Contlntencles
17) Lead Book (Monograph) 19) Corrosion Handbook (XLZH0) 19) Annual Bevlew 20) Apprentice Contest 21) National Shooting Sports Foundation 22) Electric Vehicle Council 23) Steel Structures Painting Council 26) Contingencies
a) Ceneral b) 1UH0
| 11,000 1 17,650 1 73,000 1 75.000
33.000 1 35,000
1 3,000 3,000 1,000 1,200 650 500 1,000
1 3.000 -
1,200 650 500
1,000
3,000 10,000
3,300 -
1 17,000
75,000
1 35,000
6,000 5,000 1,000 1,500 650 500 1,000
3,000 10,000
$ 25,350 | 9,650
26,650
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Adalnlatratlve 6 Tachnlcal tarvlca i Advertlainf, Publication! 4
i Belated Pronotlona
j Motion flctur Dlatrlbutloa ? baa 1th 6 Safety Kibllc talatlona >* Prograa (Hill 4 Knowlton)
tatarnal Public (elation! (Ed. . Mala*)
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tatlaatad
Approved Actual
1966
1966
$135,255 $332,973 353,300 3*9,420
It,000 73,000
17,430 73,000
33,000 23,330
33,000 .9,630
Keecaaended 1969
$330,300 397,400
17,000 73,000
33,000 26,630
TOTAL
$661,903 $619,493
$661,330
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Earuler
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Balance, January 1, 1969 Meaberablpa Aaaeaanente Pl4 Lead Salta lntarctt Earned Saving! Belaburaaaent for literature and
flla 'Lift Better Electrically* Mlecellaneoue
$100,203 120,000 671,147 6,000 3,000
2,000
$ 67,312
tatlaatad Expendlturee
Operating fund Be lance December 31, 1969
$906,330 606,350
$100,000
$ 67,512 73,000
($ 7,466)
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APVPTISIHC SPACE WODUCTIOH COSTS - Table 111 6-1
s tiowHiiiUd 1969 1:5,000
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Approved
1966 25,000
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Production cost* in 1966 were wall below the approved bud*et for mini
reetons: Or.ei the ade used did not land tbemttlvet readily to at wuch color at LlA had
antlclpatad, and tvof lata cottly diiplajr rathar tKan cata history type adt vara widely
1 a tad. i(
In 1969 bovavar, tba recommended incraaaad number of adt plus a raturn to caaa
history type of adt and aora color will nacaatltata tba eu**ested aaount. 1
alCTTTtCTUKAL AMD CatSntUCTIOH - Tabla III 6-2
lsrnMMnd<d 1^69
Space Advertising
Sweat's Catalo* Piles
Arch 6 Conatr. Bulletins
Total
Architectural Calkin* Load
$52,700 20,500
$10,700
$5,000 4,000
$66,400 24,500
* Approved
$73,200
$10,700
$9,000
$92,900
Architectural Calkin* Lead
$73,000 MM
$ 9,600
$5,000
$67,600 KM
A major chan*a In tha direction of promotional activities In tha construction field Is recoeaiended for 1969. At Indicated aaphaslt Is bain* placed on tba promotion of calkin* lead which hat bean a rapidly dacraasln* market due primarily to tba competi tion from substitute jointln* material. Tha U.S. bureau of Hinas reports consumption of calkin* lead for tha last 5 years at follovst
1963 1964
1965 1966 1967 1966 ( 6 Mot.)
.76,300 73,600 66,600 63,300 46,600 24,200
1L260 research pro*raa on lead-calked cast-iron joints and their lnvastl*a-
tlon of tha corrosive affects of common savage materials, various acids, caustics, ate.
i on tha subatltuta jolntin* materials hat bttn succstsfully completed. Tha retearch hat
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lndlcatsd that lead calked Jolrta are satisfactory at altvattd taaparaturat, 200 da*. F., and that tha substitute me ter 1*Is In sccelsrtttd corrosion ttttt show deflnitt tl(ns of
deterlotatIon. Tbs rspoTt on this lsttsr phass of tha rtatarch was praaantad on Octobsr
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report* on th* af factlveneat of lead calked Joint* *t elevated temperature* were prarented to thia asm* group at two of their pravloua masting*.
The data developed by ILZRO will b* uaed aa the baa* for the race nded pro tlenal program.
LIA place* groat laportance on an iaaedlata at leapt to vigorously defend and racovaT th* calking lead aarkat with th* nu ammunition available. With the raallaation that budgetary llalcation* la tbla total aurkat area ahould be conaldarad, we have auggaattd cutback* In the apac* advartlalng afforta for round attenuation, roofing and flaahlng, waterproofing and other architectural application* of lead. It la hoped that the praaant enphaila on calking lead can b* reduced arterially within two poor* thua parnittlng a return to th* 1968 level of activity in other araa* of th* mrchltec* tural field.
Continuance of th* Roofing and Flaahlng, Sound Attenuation and Waterproofing catalog* In Sweet'* Architectural File, with the flrat two alao in Sweet'* lnduatrlal Conatructlon File i* racoamandad.
It 1* alao recoasandad that th* direct ill program, LIA Architectural and
Conatructlon bulletins, be continued at the
leval of expenditure.
A booklet on calking laad Incorporating the 1LZS0 raaaarch reeulte la plannad
o to aupport our advartlalng effort. Diatrlbutlon will bt made to pluatblng contractor!, mechanical engineer!, local, atata and federal plumbing code official* and other plumbing lnduftry representative*.
CAtU - Table III g-3
Space Advert lalng
Booklet
Total
Racoaatndad 1969
Approved
1968
$20,800 1A.500
$3,000
$23,800 16,300
This market after showing substantial Increase* In 1963 and 1966 declined about 3 par cant in 1967 to 63,000 tons.
1-18 afforta continue to b* directed primarily through apact advartlalng to th# electric utilities, consulting electrical and mechanical englnaara and larga
industrial users of alactrlc power. It la recommended that this effort be strengthened by Increasing the number of ad Insertions.
It la also recommended that LlA'a booklet "Lead Sheathing for Fover Cablt"
published In 196J be r.vised, brought up-to-date and Include examples of laad sheathing application* in coaaeunlcatlon* cable.
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Recomaended 1969
Approved
1966
Space AdvartUlht
$53,500 *7,000
File 4 Halntenence
$ 1,000 16,000
Lltaratura
$3,000 6,000
SJJii
2,000
Total
$59,500 75,000
This market after showing considerable growth from I960 to 1966 Seel load significantly In 1967. The figure* fellow!
lead Consumed
for Industrial Type Setteriea *
Short ".on*
1960
JT^TW
1961
31,610
1962
37,996
1963
*0,166
196*
*6,91*
1965
31,226
1966
51,966
1967
32,130
* Source: Five Ha J or Industrial batter; Hfgrs.
Dlacuailona with aeveral of the Important lnduatrlel better; manufacturers *** revealed that aalea of batteries for Induatrial truck* and atatlonar; batter; eppllea-
11 on have actually lncraaaed and that the decline ahown above la due to lower aalea to Covarwnt account, a altuatlon that way only be temporary.
The flla `Lift better Electrically" and the preparation of the accompanying literature waa completed In 1966. Eeaponaea frcaa aeveral Important electric otllltlea, LLA'a lnduatrlel batter; manufacturing member* and tome of the truck manufacturer* have been moat enthuauaatlc. formal prtaentatlon of th* film and literature to the entire electric Induatr; waa mad* at the meeting of Edlaon Electric Inatltute'a Industrial Croup on Sept. 16, 1968. A* a reault, a number of electric utllltle* are Incorporating tbe film In tholr promotional aalea progrema.
For 1969 it la recooeended that the epace advertltlng program be reoriented to Include a major potential market, the ateel fabricating and warehoutlng Induatr;. Thla market le currently receiving the attention of the lift truck manufecturera, with tales emphasis on their Internal combustion powered vehicle!. LIA feels that there la on hand aufflclant Information on tht use of alactrtc vehicle! in thl* Induatr; to warrant a campaign on the advantegee of alactrlct.
Tha education program among electric utility Industrial a*1eamen will reach lte peak during 1969 and It haa been designed eo that very little extra effort or expense on tha part of LIA will be necaeaary. Single prints of tha film and accompany* lng literature for distribution to tho Induatrial power salesman will be made available at $63.00, approximately cost. Literature for distribution to tho cuttomert of
Oeloctrlc utility companion attending thalr seminars, "Rodeos,* trade shows will alaa be available to them at coat.
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Space Advartlslng
Corroalv* Inhibiting faint bulletin
Ceramic Supplement
Total
Kecoeoondad 1969
Approved
1966
622,000 26,000
$4,000
#2,000
$26,000 26,000
Continuation of promotion*! offorti In chi a field It recomaertdad vltb n added fforc la the marine field on behalf of *ntl-correalv* paint*.
The activity on behalf of yellow traffic lurking paint* and aetel protective pelnta now directed to architect*, conatructlon and highway anglnmar* and public official* raaponaibla for paint eelection will ba continued at a slightly reduced level eo a* to Incorporate the proponed promotion In the marina field.
It la aleo rocommended that a booklet on octal protective paint* bo prepared.
In tbe caraalc field It ie recommended that the praeent eoall advert Iain* program ba contltuad and that no further supplement* ba laeuad to tbe oanual 'Lead In the Caraotc Industry.* It 1* however suggested that In the naat year or two a paroanent booklet be prepared Incorporating all of tha data now included in the 'Manual."
Though no accurata figure* on consuoption of leed In the** fleldi are available, the total tonnage oay be ebout 70,000 ton*. *0,000 tons for peine plgoenta. tbe balance foT caraotc Industry.
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Recommended 1969
Approved
196$
Spec# Advert 1 ting
$32,900 34,200
Sweet' Catalog
rii*
$4,900 3,700
Booklet* $3,000
Total
S62,TOO 37,900
Tha atlmjlatlon of the design engineer end tbe advanceawnt of idee* useful to tbe original equipment manufacturer ha* long bean a fundamental LlA communication* program. LlA proposal to continue to inform thl* vital audience of new application* of aoldar and tern*, to exploit successful Instances of th* use of lead in sound attenuation, batteries for portable equipment, ferrite*, plasoelectdlcs etc.
A major part of th* increased budget recommended 1* intended to be applied In extending our communication# affort to business and natalworklng management. LlA 1* currantly addressing business management of th* rol* lead nov play* in conteapor*ry architecture and Induatrial battery power. We want this audience to know more about how lead affecta its intereitat about lead soldering as a meat production tool, emergency atandby pover, b*ttary-powered portable tool*, ate, Th* Ixxaediat* objective of thla communications program 1* to inform industry management of th* vid* rang* of application* of lead and, mort importantly, how he can u* these material* In hi* own company'* operation. Another value is that of having these leaders of business,
social, municipal and national affaire know of lead in positive end constructive term*.
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Includ'd 1* a broadening of the aoldar space advertising prograa into ether
than tha design e ng i n r 1 ng field to prottet and parhap* expand thla Important aarkat
for load, approximately 70,000 torn of load a year. Competition from other materials
la already effecting thla aarkat.
It ia Intended that thia entire prograa be daalgned for flexibility ao that exlatlng and new product a or uaaa of lead can ba eaally fed into the prograa. Developaenta froa ILEkO can alao be plugged in aa they era aade available.
It la alao recooaended that a booklet on aoldar be prepared and dletrlboted.
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The following prograaa aupport and laplaaent all of LIA's proaotlonal efforts and are a major part of the total activitiaa.
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UcoaMndad 1999
Approved
1968
1*5,000 37,000
"Lead* mega tine continuea to be one of LlA'a most effective promotional efforts. Published three timea in 1968 it la currently being dlatrlbuted to 67,000 individual
tL U.S. TL cotei print order ia //.CnXi with 9,000 copies sold at coat to members and dlatrlbuted by them. In addition 9,000 copies are supplied the Lead Development Association, Ir*l and, and the Australian Lead Development Association.
The recoaaended Increase is to provide for 4 issues in 1969 and higher coats of suiting and printing end to allow for the vrlting and layout previously handled by the staff to be handled by LlA's advertising and publicity agency. Thla was done during 1968 and was found to be moat effective In freeing LIA personnel for more productive use of their time. LIA staff will continue to supply the agency with source material and will edit all prepared articles.
CONVENTIOKS AND EXHIBITS - Table 111 M
Kecoammnded 1969
Approved
1968
(20,000 16,000
Trade shows are an effective meant of introducing laad and its applications to audiences whose needs are specific. For thia reason such shows provide an lxaediate common ground for discussion between the staff and the user. In no other area of promotional activity can this be done so economically.
The recosasended increase la to provide for a new exhibit to replace one that has been used two years at 10 c-ffarent shows.
Exhibits in 1969 art planned for the following!
Design Engineering Show Plant Engineering 6 Keintervenes (how American Institute of Architects National Plumbing Exposition National Chemical Exposition
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Iscommsnded 1969
Approved
1969
95,500
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It la anticipated that 1LZK0 vlll Include various applications of load, soundpreoflt*, DS load pipe 1 lnea and tarna, In tba car now being built for tbaa primarily to promote a Inc 41a castings. It la expected that tba car will bo ready by July l, 'f%69. LlA'a ahare of the promotional expenses for the latter half of 1969 la estlmetod at 9^,500. (Ten percent of total expanee anticipated dering calendar 1969)
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Eecommendad 1969
Approved
1969
$14,000 14,000
Lead Abetracta, a eonthly publication prepared by tba Lead Development Aaeoclatlon, England, with LlA'a financial cooperation, baa been eaefol. Koughly 1,900 coplea par month are dlatrlbuted In the United Statae by LIA.
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Eecommendad Approved
1969 1969
110,000 10,000
Artlclea on lead prepared by the ataff and by LlA'a advertlalog agency through the publicity program have and vlll continue to appear in the trade prase. Keny of theee artlclea when reprinted and dlatrlbuted ae direct nail to appropriate mailing Hate prove to be uaeful and economical promotional toola.
TEST FE0CEAH3 - table in 9-12
tocowndrd Approved
1969 1969
910,000 9,000 *
* The 1968 approved budget vet for $3,000. tarty In the year an additional $5,000 vea approved for uoe in developing a battery powered lawn and garden tractor.
tottery Covered 9ua--Thla project reported on laat year wea contingent on the coopera tion of the Edieon Electric Institute. They reacted negatively to the project and requested that If future developments warrant It they be given the opportunity to reconsider their position. In essence, their negative reaction was pertly the result of the feeling that the battery Industry and/or the lead Industry should develop tba battery required for the task.
Gallery Towered Lawn and Carden Tractor--LIA with the approval of the President and Chairmen ol the Industry Development Comalttee Is cooperating to the extent ef $5,000 In the development of a battery powered lawn and garden tractor. LIA la eharli^ the total develo|nt cost of $10,000 with the Farm Electrification Council. Aircraft Dynamics, Inc. la the contractor and the program should he completed by Dec. 1, 1969.
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I Sheet Lead ooflrm end fool Linings.-As reported lest year LIA, la cooperation with Katlonsl Lead Co. Laboratories and John F. Abernathy Co., hava on taat a nav method of Installing sheet load roofa without tha naad of conventional aspanaIon Joints. Tha tost rooflng aactlon ha a now boon on aapoaura It months and raaulta to data ars oat satisfactory.
Tha experimental reflecting pool lining, now on aapoaura ever 40 months, la atlll performing beyond our aspactatlooa. An artlcla on this tost pool llnl^ appaarad In tha July, 1967 Issua of Archltactural Kscord. Aa a raault of this taat, tha architects, Harrison A Abramovits, for tha Albany, H.T. Stats Capital redevelopment project hava specified sheet lead to be Installed for tha reflecting pools In the aaaa mu s t as tha procedure a used In tbs test Installation. Tha pools total 123X730 ft. and will require 400 tons of load.
Ho further funding appears to ho necessary for the throe prevleue projects.
Automobile Sody Solders--LIA has Investigated the application of automobile body solders at assembly plants In Detroit and Kansas City, Mo., and finds tha plastics and automotive Industry are expending considerable effort In an attempt to develop a suitable substitute for body solder. Fortunately, they have not yet made Inroads In this market, but in our opinion it Is only a matter of time, unless a mors efficient and economical method for applying tha solder la developed.
Equipment Is available, and tha technology exists, LIA believes, to develop a means of conveying the solder to tha work area In a pasty condition. This might ba accomplished either through a slush metal pipeline or improvement of a soldar spray technique known to be In use at one Kansas City location. Of course, several othsr possibilities exist and would be Investigated In cooperation with tha automotive Industry (Preliminary discussions with persons In tbs automotive Industry Indicate a willingness to cooperate in trying out any such improved application methods.)
It Is proposed that a Bull committee of experts from tha solder manufacturing
members be organised to pureue this problem In an effort to forestall possible loss
i of a market estimated to coneme 30,000 tons of lead annually. With cooperation of tbaea members and suppliers of auxiliary equipment, development coats will probably
not exceed $3,000.
Cslklna Lead--Tha present methods of making leaded Joints In cast Iron soil pipe arm archaic to aay tha least and tlma consuming. Tha laad Is delivered to the Job, malted and poured into the joint, allowed to solidify and than calked. Tha joint mads this way la extremely satisfactory, has withstood tha test of time and Is widely accepted. However It la costly end LIA believes that a lead extrusion might ba developed that could rsplaco at least that part of the operation requiring melting end pouring on the job. LIA la planning to Investigate tha feasibility of some of the Ideas and tboughtsof the staff with member company laboratories and extruders. LIA recommends that funds be mads available to develop a method of Instslllig calked lead joints as outlined at e cost not to exceed $3,000.
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iNMilrfil 1969
13.000
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Approved
1966
3,000
Included In this Item are the varleua chart#a for miscellaneous photographs, drawings and illustrations for varloua proaottonal activities.
H0TI0W PICTURE PISTRIBUTIOM Table 111 -l* (Sea bote 1, Fata 3)
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taco--aadad 1969
Approved
1964
<13,000 16,000
<2,000 2,000
<17,000 14,000
Distribution of LlA'a flla "The Lead He trie" continues to be noat satisfactory throuth private dlatrlbutloo and by the U.S. Bureau of Maes.
A awry of the film showings follows!
Private Dlatrlbutloo
Cenerel
Professional
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Booklnte
1967 1964 ( 7 noa.)
1,339 913
Bureau of Mines
Audience
124,391 60,147
Booklnxs
120 37
Audience
6,092 2,443
Telecasts
109 40
Audience
2,420,022 1,777,332
Bookings
Audience
1964 (6 aonebs) *
491 74,957
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Included In tbs recamended 1969 budget for Private Distribution is the cost of distributing "The Paradox of Lead" a 2H minute aegnent prepared fron "The Lead Matrix" and incorporated into a 13 alnute Television Cavalcade filn that Includes segments from other industrial films. A similar film to be made fron "Lift Better Electrically" is recoamended for 1969. There is no charge to L1A for tba preparation of these films, however, there will be a distribution charge of $3,230 for 300 guaranteed telecasts covering both films. This amount is included in the recoaaended 1969 budget figure.
A similar aegnent of "The Lead Matrix" was incorporated into a 10 minute film for presentation at first-run theatres throughout the country. During the week of Oct. 2-4, 1968 it appeared in 14 theatres in tha Mew York Metropolitan area, fmnng
ethe companies cooperating in this film are LlA, American Telephone 6 Telegraph Co., Bouth African Tourist Corp., Leyland Kotor Sales snd Sears Roebuck. This film will run throughout 1969 without any further expenditure.
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Uc o mi^4 1969
Approved
1966
673.000 73,000
Bill 6 Knowlton, Inc., continued throughout 1966 tlA ptbllc rillttoM count*loro la Ho* 1th and kafety and It la recommended that thsy continue to da eo during 1969#
Bill 6 Knowlton, Inc. baa been most helpful to the Aeeoclatlon'a etaff la properly evaluating the various action* underway at Governmental level* and aore Importantly In the public pr***. Action at governmental levela on restricting the amount of laad In the atmosphere ha* been recelvli^ considerably lose public attention but effort* In this direction are continuing though at a much slower pace and perhaps with more consideration being given to the problem. A case la point la the Juat recently enacted requirement In Albuquerque and surrounding county of a maximum of 10 mlcrogram* of lead per cubic meter of ambient air averaged over a 30-day period# this, despite the feet that a 3 mlcrogram requirement had already been enacted lm the states of Pennsylvania, Montana and the city of Dallas.
deceiving more and nor* attention In the public pres* and by local health authorities Is the problem of childhood lead poisoning. Again the Association feels it necessary to present fairly and accurately the Industry's position In this regard and has under preparation with the assistance of Hill 4 Knowlton, a "Pacts Bulletin" on this subject. The preparation and distribution of this bulletin Is Included lm the reccmended 1969 budget.
Also Included In the overall budget recommended for 1969 Is the continued publication and careful distribution of roughly 500 copies of the abstracts of the World's medical literature on lead prepared by Kettering. The gross cast of thle activity Is $12,000. with L&A contrlbutlt* $1,000 and 1LZK0 $2,300.
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Kecommended 1969
$33,000
Approved
1966
33,000
This program which wet started In 1968 hat proved a very effective and economical means of securing editorial treatment of lead and Its uses In a wide rang* of pibllcatlons. Despite the fact that It generally takes several months or more to get such a program started there was e (airly respectable amount of editorial specs secured, over 1,000 column Inches In the first tlx months of 1966. Much better results are expected during the last six months of the year.
The program has, a* anticipated, relieved eh* staff of the burden of preparing and writing euch articles tnd press releases allowing more time for the various technical duties that *11 are nor* qualified to handle. Continuation of the program It recomunded.
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Ui< >eok (Monoiraph)- Table III 4-17
iKHMnSitloni 1969
Approved
196$
$4,000 3,000
<%r
Dr. A. J. Phillips ku frtctlully completed tba editing af the ItU beak and
RaInhold Publishing Co. bat agreed to itt publication next poor,
Tba u]or problem remaining It a cartful Indexing af tba valuta itl It la anticipated that tbit can ba dona tor approximately $2,000. An additional $2,000. la alto racoauandad for art work, including new photograph*.
CffrmlQ" Handbook (ILZRO) - Tabla HI 4-1$
tocaundid 1969
Approved
1944
$3,000 3,000
For tba patt thraa yaart (undt hava boon budgeted but not expanded far tba lntarnatlonal publication of a "Corrosion Handbook" bated on Information generated bp battalia under an 1LZR0 contract. An edited vereion of the "Handbook* hat bean dlttrlbutad by ILZJtO to tba various development At toe let Iona for review. It la antici pated that publication will taka place la 1969.
Annual Review Table III 4-19
Recommended 1969
Approved
1964
$1,000 1,000
Provision wat made in tba 1964 budget te publish a statistical report entitled, "Annual Review - Lead In 1967' but unfortunately It wat net prepared. Definite plane ere now being made te publish a report for the year 1964.
Apprentice Contest - Table I_H 4-20
Recommended 1969 Approved 1964
$1,300 1,200
LLA bet coopertttd for t number of yoart with the Plumber*' Union and tba employers by supplying pipe, sheet end calking lead for the use of contestants la tba Internetlonal PI isobars Apprenticeship Contest conducted each year at Purdue University. L1A rsccmende itt continued cooparttIon.
Hattons! Shootlna Sports foundation - Table HI 4-21
Recoundsd 1969
Approved
1964
4630 630
Ret panind tba continuance af membership In this organisation. It ts the only activity of the LLA In support of the SMunltlon Industry.
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Approval
1HI
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la 19M, IU accaptad aa Invitation to hacoaa a chartar*aabar af tha tlactrlc Vahlcla Council which vaa fonaad by tba tdtaon Electric laatltuta. Tba purpoae af tba Council la to coordlnata and pronote the uaa of alactrietty to propal Indue trial, caanarclal, and pa aaaofar vehlclea. LU racoaaaada that lta aaaiberehlp ho continued.
Itaal Btructurea faint lna Council Tab la 111 h-23
toco--ended 19*9
Approved
19M
*1,000 1,000
lactawad tha ceotlauanca of neaberahlp In thla orpanlaatloo.
Publication of Connlatad llOO Protect a (Contlnaanclaa) * Tabla 11^ M4
1LZB0
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Approvod
19M
*10,000 10,000
laccaand a continfancy fund for 19*9 at tha aaaa level aa 19*B for publication of completed ILZAO project,.
Hlecelleneoue Promotion tapenee (Contlnaanclaa) Tabla 111 l>14
RacoaBandad 1969
Approved
19M
*3,000 3,000
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