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LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, INC IS* MAOISOM AVCNUI New voax it , K. r. pyyKLip Emu ffWCTi gragftCT ygyir?g znw. msm In Tort, B.T. Jnly 10, 1962 A BMtint of tbs Imiu*tr7 DaralopMRt Ccwcdtta# of tha load 1dostria# Aaaoclatloe, lac. wi bold on Tnw^y, July 10, 1962, at Ua Sixty lost Clab, Saw Tort, I.T, .2 .8 Saart, 2r, H. Burlaaa JL larsao L. Barkar 0. VblCT K. lavyaa C. L boo B. V. Halloa 0. H. lafrrra R. 0. Taylor V. 0. Bwdtt RoMn Bltohooak Carl Hart R. J. Saarlo Jobe Englabcra J^sricaP Natal Clloax, Xm. burl Saaltla* wad laflnlnf Co. ftuoonria Salas Co. Ti* Benkar Bill Co. Cairo Corp. (Rafrasaotliic Cano Salas Corporation) Iba Gonaolldatad Mining wad %altU| Co. of Canada Unitad Istarnstlocal Sailing Corp. (Agent*: See. Mlslcra ft Natallurgiqua da Pmarragro) 6t. Joaaph Load Co. C. Tsenant Son* k Co. (Afwati Tba Brekaa Bill Aaaoclatad Soaltaro fly. ltd.) taltad 5t*ta* Soaltlng Rafinlng and Mining Co. gm areas Aosrlean Smiting and Raflning Co. Tha Bunkar Hill Oo. Conaclidatad Zlrac Corp. Rational load 0o. Bwwrrt Mining Oo. St. Joaayft Load 0o. L. 8. Ooodfrlaad Pool ** ff1"* loads 8. Ooodfrlaod ft Aaaodataa 0. 8. Tyson and Oo. g.ILUFPM 11,1 inT^wiawwr;,1*<l|Ww m LI* 17228 ...... . i Xnduetry Development Cccmittee MeeUng WVm -A- July 10, 1962 1,1.1, STAFF tj V t Robert L. Kiagf*ld, Executive Tie* Pr#*ideet, Secrrtary-Treaaurer David K. Bordn*. lade tant t s^ra-ev--ry Bruo* fulir, Manager, Te^ricel terricea Con ?owler, Director, Health and Safety Kriwin 0. Martin, Architectural Cocmllast p^.jg^aJBgw jag Schrada F. Sadtke, Director of Beeearth SaiLIck 1b* chair wm* oooupled by th* Freeldant of tb* *"~iaMrn, Hr. C. 1. Xnoe, Ao called th* meetirg Vo erdar at 9*40 IJt 1b* Secretary reported * quoraa was preecct, and th* *eelat ant to >. th* Secretary kept th* minute*. Tb* minute* of th* previous meeting of J^ril 7, 1962, were approved. i PT/HISttayT Of HTJH.TK DO 3AFCTT OCWCmg At the requert of th* Chairman, th* Executive Tic* Preeldect re i ported that th* Board of Director# of L.I.A. had approved th* ectabliah- m*n& of * Health and Safety Ccnitte* <xayr>eri of (joalifled repreecta tire# of th* --ahar oowpsnie*. la a result, he elated, invitailoca were extended a few day* ago to *everal repreeantalivee of *ihr oompade* to eerre an thle Cosltt** end acceptances had been received ao far from the following individuals* Kenneth V. MeIcon, Director, Department of Hygiene, American Sn#ltirg and Reflni^ Oo. Frank Frinei, K.D., Ketterirg laboratory of Applied Ibyeiolcgy, Cnivereity of Cincinnati, College of Medicine, Medical Director, Ethyl Carp. Ihe Executive Tlcc President reported that 1.1.1.1 c Director of Health and Safety, Doo Fowler, would eerre a* Secretary of the Ccsmdttee and that ahortly cambers would receive an invitation to noartnat* quali fied people in their organisation* to eerre en It. JJ38S& Of LEAP Ibe Executive Tice Freeideot reported thet the Aeooeiation hed re : ceived a requart for financial eupport not to exceed (3,000 to oponoor a three day ayepoalun on Iced polconing to be conducted in January or \ February, 1963, under th* auperricloa of IT. Robert A. Echo*, Kettering ` laboratoriea, Onlveralty of Cincinnati Medical School. M"<"! - mnmm n. iliyi 'NUkAUii^JWJiil j L IA 172?P i w Industry Developsent Ccaadttee Heating Minutes -3- July 10, 1962 It is expected that the lettering Laboratory Synposlua on Lead will present the latest health data to a national group f invited participant*. It will he deaignad to preeent and publish developments in tie tonooio^ ana air nyglen* oi lead ihst L*t s occurred slaps their last symposium held some seven or eight years ago. The Executive Vloe President further reported that the duftxtt Oo. and the Ethyl Carp, have agreed to Join L.I. A. in the financial eponecrahip of thie Meeting oo an equal basia. He further reported that it was the oonaenaue of the varioue groups involved in the coadnct of the qepoaiue that it waa of the utaoat Importance in view of the California snti-maog developments, that aueh a nesting be held in the near future. After aaaa discussion, a actlcc was wads, seoended and unanimously approved that the Association parti cl pet* in the Kettering Syapoeitm on Lead to the extent of a maxima expenditure of $3,000. In reply to a question, the Executive Yloe President stated that the necessary funda for the Symposium would be included in the 1963 budget of L.I.A. STAJTCP RESEARCH pgriTCTE RESEARCH FHOKBAL At the request of tbs Chairman, the Besesrch Director then reported that he had submitted a research proposal recsived froa Stanford Research Institute for a study oo the 'Variation of Atmospheric Lead Concentration and Type with Particle Else* to the members of this Cocnitt** and the Technical Steering Cocdttee aimlteneouely on June 15, 1962 for letter ballot, after approval by the Chad cal Subcorxdtte*. The Research Direc tor stated that the total eorc of the proposed research was $61,000 for a 15 month period to be shared equally, $26,000 each, by the duftoot 0o., Ethyl Corp., and the Expanded Research Program of L.Z.A. The results of the letter ballot, the Research Director reported, from mtsbers of the Cosadttee as well as members of the Technical Steer ing Coosltt**, were favorable. Ko new moniea, he reported, weald 'be necessary as the approved funds, (28,000 wsuld be allocated frem SJLF. Dndeelgnated Research Fund. Health and Safety CogBlttst't EotWMibllltot The Chairman with the approval of the Committee than outlined the responsibilities and operational procedure of the Health and Safety Com mittee with respect to the Stanford Research Institute proposal and future research activities dealing with health and safety problaae as follows!1 1. The Health and Safety Cosndttss will review all research projects dealing with health and safety and present their reoonendatians to the Technical Steering Coamltteo. iu|ja,|ii i \ P im.jwwwaaMa ax* * nun i tuwiuiiwtb n "'fiiwpmfm>wtiw^.,. rfXPi LI/' 17230 Ifj^Xxajpnmmna'aaxonnnapawusprnnuinAmwnnnwinwflW Industry Drralopaant CcMdttaa Maatlng Xinutaa -4- July 20, 1962 i 2. Tba L.I.A. Director of Haalth and Safety will aarra m *<rrAt-T^ of t-hm g-alth And S*f*tt <? KptnrlM all raaaarch projaeta inrolriag baalth and u/rty. 3. Tha Chairman and/or tha Sacrwtary of tha Haalth wad Safrty Ccnsdttaa will aarra a* an ax-officio manbar at tha Taehaieal Staaring Ccwsittaa and tha Chanlaal Subocamdttaa. Similarly, tha Chalrnan of tha Qitadcal Subocnmdttaa will aarra aa an ax-offido maafear of tha Baalth aad Safaty Ccandttaa. RTSZL2r..mz^mL.yi2 i oorrcg rma Tha Baaaarch Dlractor raportad that ba had raoalrad a raaaarch prmpoaal artltlad "Exploratory Inraatigatlon to Impart Spaelal Propartiaa to Cotton through tha Daa of load Ccnpouada" fron tha O.S. Dapartnaait of AgricMltrzra, Agrieeitera Ie*areh Sarwica, ! -* Orlams, La. Tha coat to tha Rxpandad Baaaarch Program would ba $10,000 with tha GciTtmmmnt pr^ aiding anothar $15,000. Ha further atatad that $5,000 had baan approvad on tha 1962 budget and tharafcra anothar $5,000 fron E.E.P. ana nacaaaary and could ba takan frow tha Ondaalgnatad Baaaaroh Pond. Ha furthar raportad that tha Chantral Subocandttaa had approrad tha additional $5,000 to ba takan fron tha Bndaalg&atad Baaaarch Pad and that tha nanbarahip of tha fachnleal Staarlng Ccnwtttaa and thla Crawl ttoa had ooocurrad by wiana of lattar feallota aufcodttad to nafeami of both eoandttaao on Aim 15, 1962. pg-oRT a ns ragccTicg or a nm<x_n<rrm Tha Chalrwan raportad that tha Zxmcutlra Ccaadttaa mnpmad of Kaaara. Znoa, Iarmor and Snart had ravlawad tha acrlpt of a aound and oolcr notion pdctura or laad praparad by L.I.l.'a Adrartiaing aganay, 0. S. Tyaon and Co. Inc., and raquaatad Mr. finart to raport for tha Cowalttaa, Tha approximata ooat of tba flla would ba $50,000. )b. Sawrt than atatad that tha Coandttaa wma In full aj i a wnant that tha acrlpt waa vary wall dona. Tba Cocwlttaa fait, bownr, that tha pro duction of thla ncrria ba aat aalda thla tint for raactintlon at a latar data. Thay furthar auggaatad that aona ocnaidcratiao ba flvaa at thla tlna for a abortat notion pdctura film on aomd attanaatlon or anothar approprlata aubjaot. Tha fecaoutlra Ccnnlttaa tbaroforo raoowaandad, and tha tail 0oamdttaa eoneurrad, that tha ZboaeutlTa Plea Praaldart allocata la hla 1963 buflgat raooaaaandatloa tha raa of $23,000 for a flla on pound attanuatlon or aa a raaarra for tha norla on land la ganarmL. ; i t r i y 'r rmHWSlRar1 j j h-j * m. F LU 17231 9 i T i j Industry Drralopment Oondttaa Hasting Mlnutaa July ID, 1963 Tha Bsasareh Dlractor rapervad on tha prtgraaa of raaaarca cn load for sound attacuatxan stating that airva distribution of tha raaaarch re port antltiad * Application# of Laai and Laad rroducta In Arehitactura and Industry for Kola* Control* asrt to Corel tt as osnbara on Hgy 23, 1962, 15 additional panala incorporating laai had boan raeoeeendad for Ufti, Ba rrportad that tha raaaarch occtractcr, Lavi 5. Ooodfriand 4 As#odataa, Inc. wu now preparing thaaa additional panels for tart* at hlrarbank Laboratories and that ha axpactad that thaaa additional data would probably ba available aaaa tlaa la iaptahg. Tha Baaaareh Dlractor furtbar raportad that In thaaa additional tart a, aaphaala war being gi*n to Incorporating lighter weight laad la rarloaa panels Inohutlrg aatal atud partitiana, tha uaa of idiich la growing la portaooa, Aftar some discussion, tha Ci:--iIttaa wwa In full urinait with tha naad for additional taut*. Tha Chairman than aakad for ecanaete on tha tachnlcal aspects of tha raport thlch warm praaantad aa followat 1. It wua agraad that k m attempt should ba mada to explain "decibel* rating* mora understandably to architada and othara in tha eonrtruetioa lnrtuatiy. 2. A battar aathod ahould ba uaad to oTplaln how and thy laad performe aa a aound attenuating material* 3. Tha aoonoolca of using 8 lb, laad would walgh haarrlly against lta auccaaaful application azeapt for rary apadal oonrtltiona. Tha raaaarch oontrmetor pointad out that architect* and othara In tha eonrtructlon lndoatry ara, in ganaral, knowladgaahla about "decibel rating** and that a AO dadbal tranaadaalon loaa rating for a panal la acoaptabla to arehltacta and tha oooatructlon industry. Nathoda of publishing tha tachnlcal data war# than dlacuaaad and tha Coamdttaa agraad that parhapa thraa puhUeatlona would ba daairabla, not to ba praparad for a apaclflo audlanoa. In ganaral, tha ranrnanditlnna vara aa followoi1 1. A ganaral treat a ant booklet for dlatrlbotloa to M iilB tM lii maw mlia-- W*'***P t ....................... ...... - ^ ^ - i i i i mihtffaall m i nr"*- I I i im iin i H * l f c i n m nnn>i m>n ^ ..n > >i w . , < . . < ....... . . -- MB'WPiyWBWmf I t. .vaM9*^v- r s*f^> >v'-<',Vy^ LI A17232 .--vr/V?-- Induetry Daralofaant Cooalttee KwatAng Xinutee -6- July 10, 1963 2. A eai-tachnleal booklet for wide diatrlbctlea to architect* and the construction Induetrr- 3. Coerplata technical aanual Including th* Appendix for distribution to aoou*iietl englreara, jrefeaaora of acoustic* at unlTr*iU.e, oosspoowtt anufaeturara of aosnl attenuating panels, and aoouatical r*a*arob organisation#. Also to othara specifically raquasting tha oaaplsta technical report. The Eraeutiva Tice Prasidact reported that hla staff would procaad with tha writing of tha Kama1 jwtlat>Iy, incorporating tha additional taat data now being developed aa it la nada available to hla. In tha dleeueaicna thaaa pointa war# brought ooti 1. It la iaportant to provide datailad lnfenutloa on how to avoid flanking paths. 2. It la difficult to appralae tha aaricat because at tha oenplax factor* detanslnlng tha balance between coat and perforaano*. 3. Aa axparianoe la gained through contact with ant of wtlliaatlm, narkat appraiaal can ba derived baaad on axparlaooa. It. At present ecanarcial applloatlona appear to ba oat favorable. 5. Karkat davalopMot will probably require any years. 6. Arailability of load product* at Iowaat poaalbla eoat will aid In developing aarkata. 7. A training prograa for technical aalao paraoonal ay ba daelrable whan ganaral pronoticn draw* near. mu t es t ik o or imam puma Tha Research Director reported on dleouseioca ha had la with L.I.A.'a Architactural Consultant, with tJrie Bros, art p'l^w^ng a new hotel, Tha dlacuaalon Indicated that Oria Broa. nay ba ?* I \ t J ev:-~3nr %*.. pyifirm . LIA17233 ,* m> Industry Deralopaent Cotsdttee Krettr.* Kinutea -7- July 10, 1962 <t1 to cooperate in a field trial application of leaded panale and aa a 1 preiiainery atap are eendln* their courtruction draulAga of tb# hotel i to hi*. The Research Director axpreeeed a need for experimental field 1b etallatioos ruch ai this rod other*. The Coed ttee agreed that each testa were desirable and n*ceary and recooseoded that full lnforaetion and ooete be submitted aa the oocaaione aroee. Eigngajtfi It ear generally tedded that the next meeting be held on hadnee day, Iknnabar 28, 1962. There being no further bueineee, the neat 1 rg adjourned at 2tJD P.H. 3 netk mc JLaslataat to Secr*tax7 " jpg' r"!y'M.- i,mijiiL'ire,ii.iWi.iii . . <iuai?maasw.w.pwtf."iwware*waewni