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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT
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Amendment: Bo. I To
furchaae Agreement Dated October 24, 1985
fir and Among ALLIED CDJ&OWTI08. ALLIED CANADA ISC.
and NARCO INVESTORS, B*C.
Date of Amendment So, 2; January 17, IS86
THIS' AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO PURCHASE AGBEEHEOT*("Amendment No. l'J dates January 17# lfS<5 amends that certain Purchase Agreement (the "Purchase AgrRfmtp.nt") dated October 24, 1385 by and among NARCO Investors, INC.. an Ohio corporation ("Buyer"), ALLIED CORPORATION, a sew yarn corporation f"Allied*)/ and ALLIED CANADA INC., a Canadian corporation ("ACI*, collectively with Allied, the "Sellers'j.
recitals
A. "Exhibits A, B, E, P and B to the purchase Agreement inadvertently omitted certain assets .which the Buyer and Sellers intended should be transferred to the Buyer, and Buyer and Sellers desire to amend the Purchase Agreement to correct such omissions.
B. The environmental disclosure information sec forth in Exhibit L to the Purchase Agreement'has been supplemented by t-hn Second Supplement. Environmental Disclosure Statement, dated October 22, 1SB5 (the "Second Environmental Supplement") and"the Third Supplement, Environmental Disclosure Statement, dated December 20. 1385 (the "Third Environmental Supplement"), and Buyer and Sellers desire to emend the Purchase Agreement to include the Supplements.
c. Exhibit S to the Purchase Agreement contains Inaccuracies, and Boyer and Sellers desire to amend the Purchase Agreement to correct Exhibit S.
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D. The Purchase Agreement provide?: in Section 2.4 for a post-closAag adjustment to be determined based on a Closing Dotft Balance Sheet prepared by Allied and adjusted add certified by Ptice Waterhouse {or, in circumstances set forth in Section 2.4(d), to be prepared by Buyer and certified by a 'big-eight" accounting firm selected by Buyer) and Buyer and Sellers desire to amend tbe Purchase Agreement to eliminate the requirement that the Closing Belance Sheet ha certified by a public accounting firm and to mate certain other changes with respect to the payment of the post-closing adjustment.
E. Buyer desires to obtain from Allied, and Allied has agreed to provide Buyer with, certain rights in tbe eveat that Allied is uiwb2a to obtain the consent of the Ferguson Township Industrial and Commercial Development Authority (the "Authority*) to the Lease Agreement set forth in Schedule II to the Purchase Agreement,
r. Buyer and Allied desire to provide foe Buyer to reimburse Allied tor certain items paid by Allied foe Buyer's account.
G- Buyer and Allied desire to supplement the representations of Section 3.9.
sow, therefore, in consideration of the mutual promises hereinafter set forth and other good and valuable consideration had ana received, and upon the terms and subject to the conditions herein, the parties agree as follows}
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2, Definitions. Unless otherwise defined in ctiis Amendment So.- i terms used ifl this Amendment that are defined in the Purchase Agreement are used herein as so defined.
2. Exhibit A.. Exhibit A to the Purchase Agraimont is hereby amended to read in full as Exhibit A attached hereto.
3- Exhibit B. Exhibit B to the Purchase Agreement is hereby amended to read in full aa Exhibit B attached hereto.
4. Exhibit E. Exhibit E to the Purchase Agreement is hereby amended to read in full as Exhibit C attached hereto*
3. Exhibit P. Exhibit 7 to the Purchase Agreement is heio&y amended to add the items listed on Exhibit D attached terete.
6. Exhibit H. Exhibit F to the Purchase Agreement is hereby amended to add the items listed an Exhibit attached hereto.
7- Exhibit 1,. Exhibit L to the Purchase Agreement is hereby amended by the incorporation therein of the second Environmental Supplement and the third environmental Supplement/ copies of which have been distributed to Buyer and Sellers.
8. Exhibit 5. Exhibit S to the Purchase Agreement is hereby amended to add the items listed on Exhibit P attached hereto.
9- Closing Balance Sheet. Section 2.4 Of the Purchase Agreement is hereby amended to read ic full ac Callous
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2.4 Calculation of Post-Closing Adjustment-
The purchase price set ""forth in Section. 2.1 will be situated EoIIovSng the Closing .Date to reflect any
differences hetman the net book value of the assets to be transferred and liabilities to ha assumed as shown on the Exhibit Balance Sheet set forth in Exhibit N (the `Estimated Total Allied Set Investment") and the net book value of the assets
transferred and liabilities assumed as of the Closing Date (the "Closing Total Allied *et Investment"). The Closing Total Allied Net Investment will be determined from a balance sheet (the "Cloning Balance Sheet") prepared as of the Closing Date by Allied.
2.4.1 The Closing Balance Sheet will be prepared
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in a moaner consistent with the Exhibit Balance Sheet and in accordance with the accounting practices and
procedures on Exhibit 7. Buyer will give
representatives of Seller* access to the Businesfl
premises and to the books and records of the Business
for purposes of preparing (-he Closing Balance Sheet
and will cause appropriate Buyer personnel to assist
Sellers ana their representatives in the preparation
of the Closing Balance Sheet (which shall Include,
without limitation, personnel to assist: in hiking a
physical inventory),
2.4.2 Sellers will furnish the Closing Balance Sheet to Buyer not later than 30 days after the Closing Date, If Buyer notifies Allied in writing that it agree* with the Closing Balance Sheet within 45 day* after receipt thereof or fails to deliver to Allied notice of disagreement therewith within such 45-day period, the Closing Balance Sheet as prepared
by Allied shall be conclusive and binding on Buyer and
Sellers. If Buyer notifies Allied in writing of its disagreement with the Closing Balance sheet within
such 45-day period, the Buyer and Allied shall attempt to resolve their differences with respect thereto within 3D days after Allied's receipt Of Buyer's
written notice of disagreement.
2.4.3 Any disputes not resolved by Buyer and Allied within such 30dfty period regarding the Closing Balance Sheet or the Final Book value will bo resolved ay an accounting firm mutually acceptable to all parties or, in the absence of agreement, by a
"bi9-eighf accounting firm selected by lat after p)tinatiag Sellers' and Buyer's outside accountants
aud one additional firm designated as objectionable by each of Allied and Buyer. Tba determination of any accounting firm so selected and the Closing Balance
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Sheet, with such modifications therein, if any, as reflect such determination, shall be conclusive and binding upon the parties. The teas and expanses of such accounting firm in acting under this Agreement shall be shared equally by Buyer and Allied.
2.4.i Allied agrees that it payment of the post-closing adjustment pursuant to Section 2.5 of the Purchase Agreement is not made within 115 cays following tM closing Date, Allied will pay to Heller Financial, Inc. on behalf of Buyer on such 115th day the son of 12,000,000.00. If it is finally determined that pursuant to Section 2.5 of the Purchase Agreement. Allied is obligated to pay to Buyer a cash amount in excess of $2,000,000.00. then In full saticfaction of the cash portion, obligation with respect to the post-closing adjmtoant, Allied shall pay to Buyer is accordance with the Purchase Agreement the amount of anoh excess. If it ia finally determined that pursuant to section 2,5 of the Purchase Agreement, Allied in not obligated to make any cash payment to Buyer or that such cash obligation is in an amount less than $2,000,000.00 {the `deficiency") or if pursuant to such Section Buyer is obligated to make a cash payment to Allied, then Buyer in full Elti(faction of its obligations with respect to the cash portion o the post-closing adjustment, shall pay to Allied on the date payment at the port-closing adjustment is to bn node under the Purchase Agreement the amount of $2,000,000.90 {or, if lesser, the mount of the deficiency) along with any additional amount owing Allied by reason of the calculation of the post-closing adjustment. The provisions of this paragraph snail not affect the non-cash portion of any post-eloeing adjustment.
9. Lease Agreement. Allied agrees that if on the day
forty-tiwe days after execution by Allied and Buyer of the
lease Agreement set forth in Schedule II to the Purchase
Agreement {the 'Lease Agreement*) Allied has not obtained the
consent of the Authority to the Lease Agreement, Buyer shall at
5:03 p,m. {local Cleveland time) os such day be rtenmsd to have
exercised itc rlgnt and option under Section 15 of the Lease
Agreement to require Allied to prepay the outstanding balance
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Of all amounts payable toy Allied under ihp Installment Sale Agreement dated November 1, 1931 by and between Allied and the Authority (the "Installment Agreement") and thereupon terminate the Installment Agreement and cause tba Project (as such, term
defined in the Installment Agreement) to toe conveyed to Buyer, provided however, notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Lease Agreement/ Buyer shall have no obligation to pay Allied any consideration aa a result thereof (other than the 4ie.na contemplated by Section IS of the Leaee Agreement), rf allied shall fail to pay in full the outetandiag balance duo the Authority under the Inst ailment Agreement as and when due pursuant to this Section 9, Allied agrees to pay to Buyer interest on such outstanding balance at e rate equal to the difference between (i) the interest payable by Allied pursuant to the Installment Sale Agreement and (ii> interest equal to 1.5} pet annua plus the rate of interest publicly announced fro* time to tine by the First National BanX of Chicago as its prime (or equivalent) rate (sometimes also known as "corporate base rate") and to indeanify and hold Buyer and Seller Financial, Inc. ("Haller") harmless from any lass. cost, damage or expense (including attorneys fees) Incurred by Buyer or Haller as a result of Allied's failure tn fulfill its obligations under this section 9. It being agreed that Haller is a third party beneficiary of this provision. For purposes of any action, suit or proceeding brought to enforce Allied's obligations under this Section 9, Allied hereby (i) consents to
til* jurisdiction of any state or federal court with jurisdiction la Centre County, Pennsylvania, waives personal service and consents that all such sntvice of process be made certified or registered null directed to Allied at the address .specified in Section 11.1 of the purchase Agreement and {ii) waive* any objection to venue of any such action,
10- Payments for Buyers Account. Buyer agrees to pay Allied entirely in each all amounts charged as of the date of Closing to the account 'Haw Company Start tfp Costs* on. the hooka and records of the.Business which, shall be paid not later than the date for payment of the post-closing adjustment pursuant to Section 3.5.
11. Location of Plante. Section 3.9 of the Purchase Agreement ia hereby amended to add at the end thereof, the following:
3.9.5 the improvement! listed on Exhibit A are located at the real property being conveyed to BAJICO at the Closing.
12. Reaffirmation of Purchase toreateant. Except as expressly providid in this Amendment Ho. 1, the Purchase-
Agreement remains in full force and effect and is not modified
or amended in any wuy.
13- Counterparts. More thaa one counterpart of this Amendment Wo, l may be executed hy the parties hereto, each of which shall be deemed an original.
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IS WITaESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Anendment No," 1 to be executed by ttieir duly authorized officers at of the day and year first above written.
ALLIED CANADA ISC.
ALLIED CORPORATION
Bt:_................, , ____________ VASCO ISVESIOR8, IPC-
By:____________
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Oi WHOE6S KHEKOF, tfil fartias hm caused this Anendfflent Mo. 1 to be awcuted by chair duly authorized officers ii of the day tnd year first aheva written. ALLIK emok IK. Bys__________ ' MUCO ItTWTCnU, 2PC. y;
SKiilbl* KKK
DISCONCINUaB P-^DnCTS* EA5SSHM PtAKTS
SgECIALTISS Plastics and Rafli
HARCO Silica Plastic
CASOHIKS yiSELJKX SIEfiLIKE RAMIL SO G
HAJM. 85 S SECE-RAM S RAHAl 85 J
NABCQ SOS Hi A1 70 RAM KIX IttSCM. 70 G
castables ,
NJtRCOCASr E3 Pins (Trowl)
!S!88igB8^^ AESOCASt CSC Hot Top Castable wuicoejuss
LOW X
Ctoi Mixes
hahcocts fcd 342 AEROGCW GUHStt (Purchased!
Mortars and Coatings
SO. 99 MO. 101
S0P2SCBIET B REPCQA?
Basie specialties
sarcogdb ep
NABCOOTK PO-345 SMCaBOiffi Plastic (Puscbaaed) WtfCOtE C csaoKEGZASs settar CVUtAG 19 AMI
BASIC BRICK PRQ00CT5
SASMAG SC nd SO C
NAWJAC SO CR NARHAG 60 B.
NAJtttAG SC B
RAK0AG 70 B KARHAG 40 HMCBHOHR B 80HAG II
A anc 98 &$apsm CAROIC MR 20-1 5MUCMS5
ftftWSflte 109 and NASMAC OKW SARHA<3 AX
Ill FIRECLAY AMD ALUMINA 6 RICE
Flint p *3sga$8u
and 061
HA8MULL fARBER and FARBER C
NARCO 68 SUNG and NARCO 68 N NARCAL 00 C and 80 8 and e0 D and 30
wHBag$& NARCA1 70 ACID B
IV. OTHER
NA~20-23-2$-28-3Q IF3 NARCO BLOCK INSOLATION SUPER DOTY FIRECLAY MIXTURE IRONTON FIRECLAY
DISCONTINUED PRODUCTS
CURHENSVILLE, ?A WOMELSOORF, PA PARSER, MO
NARCO 344 FARBER -FARBERLR NARCAL 70G KING ROCKTON
FFB
LX NARCO 6 SP KEYSTONE.
NARCAL 70 EF SEMAC
NASCAL HIGH ALUMINA MORTAR ADAMANT NARCOBOND, O, H, & L CRESCENT 100 NARCO GUN MIX *25 A 130
JISCO CAST
NARCO SUPERSET PLASTIC NARCOHEARTH (quick setting) NARCAL 80 MORTAR D i
#301 HI-TEMPERATURE CEMENT NARCO RAFFLE SIXES BLUE JACKET FERRO NARCOSET #505 FURNACE PATCH NARCO SUPER 505 GUN A, B, 1 C -2 CAST #802 FURNACE PATCH NARCO BAFFLE MIX (quick setting)
DOVER, OHIO STRASBURG, OHIO
DOVER. DOVER FLINT CREST
SAVAGE
3UCKEYS OHIO WIRE CUTS OHL
t)r-SCONTIWED PRODUCTS EASTERS PLANTS
OATS. SHEETS OCHWAILABLE
I. SPECIALTIES PlastiSS and Ram Mixeg
RMtAL SO C StfPERSAM Well Block Dressing Mix
CnJtinqjC
A-fiZ
A-S3 HWCOCAST 60 HRC
wwco HP 17
Sun Hixaa
. GUWCRSt . AEROCXS? 30 COB SASCCSDN CO SUPER, CtJH X
Mogtant and Coatinqg
TROHTOS AISET tttASET trinrion RASCAL 80 Martax-Dry i Wat
BAtlc gpccialtiaa
-
KAflAAO ClinJcer
21. BASIC BRICK PfcOBtlCTS
KASHAS 60 V SOPH*. HAfQAft AT-X AMD ZX EVPIR HARtAJl A NAATAK 2E-JC and SX NARZAR O CARD1C KR 20 3-1
CAROIC XR 3S1 CAUDIC KB 23 E3-1CAMIC . 30-1 NASKA& ViO AO and 60 AO
HARKAS ?0 BK and 80 BX
BQF BT-B1
Til. PIBECLAX ATO ALOMIXA BRICK
'Ferzo Hot Tapc
ladl* Powrin? TUe PARSER AC
KAACAX. B0 S NARCAL 1-10
IV. OTHER
STA20N UNICOTE SURFACE SEAL CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES FIRECLAY MIXTURE
DISCONTINUED PRODUCTS WESTERN PLANTS
VICTORVILLE -
PYRO MOLD WASH ULTSALITE SO X PYROCON L-4 PYROCON L-54 PYROCON S3 PYROCON L<S PYROCON A3 PYROCON LSI PYROCON L
ULTRALITE 90 PYROCON L-l PYROCON L-5 PYROCON T-4 PYROCON LIS PYROCON LIZ PYROCON A2 PYROCON L MORTAR
PITTSBURGH GM-80
INDIAN HILL
110 CASTABLE #120 CASTABLE 130 CASTABLE
OLTKARAM 60 PLASTIC ULTRARAM 85 PLASTIC ULTRARAM 90 PLASTIC ULTRA-BOND MORTAR
IK "I3ZS5 vbZREcf. the parries cave caused this ^grawoetn to be executed by chair duly authorized officers as of the day and yoar first above written.
AtlZZD CORPORATION
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MilEI CAHM3A, INC.
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mco rNVXSTORS, INC.
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PISCpSTtHtfffi.PRODUCTS iuwQFt*SuaE> at aasanf&ttrs
CLSWnttD, Bh UPffiSJl CITS'/ PA
Iriftmv City Good
Monarch RiCton Ford
Flint Arrow Liberty side
BftRHCd Cure pnxon
Suskana Dun
YMQQRI. Bh
H>-1143 EF <3JN MIX tUKNftG GCH 50 ro-usa bof can wtx
.maws GtK 50 P $0-1239 BOP COM MIX
BO-1151 BOTTOM MIX W>1305~1 POOS BOND CUN !BX JO-1319 STLXCXXE BOND CON MIX
-ncsmno, KKttUm
SXVBCE MOOWAIN
m
pi3omkkob> mmzs
isasnx, ohio
UBCKTOK SUPER XCTT lionr* s
clarion
CAVALISR
flWSKK STEEL XKXHQN PAVERS
PEERLESS Atr^TO
matron ALserBOTON BERUCTE IHOMKN QW-O-BCND ZRQtfn DCJ-RITE
IWW Hl-AL wkrr steel-line rWH IMSOUIE 50, 70 30 BGNXOK WFtE-CAST IBONS3N PIfiJ,IHS iBcersas repxat
IRONS* OVEN PATCH 109 XBCHZBN SSD-r neuron ttajanrt* super iactfccH tejontr
IRONS* BLACK JACK iKxnoK buck plastic . XfianoH CaAS3mfi 'I5,20';24/27r30 noreCLJWG MIXES IftCRTON CXWW.DTE IRONSON GROUND FIRECLAYS & CALCINES
Ashland, nr hawasd, nr
AffiLMO ASHLAND EN31SI ASILAND SWAGE ASSCS KJttCO 69 AS8LAHD Asamx 50
AS8UWB BlSRADE asrukd- EMPIRE CROWN ASBUt OK*W ASHLAND 8f ASHLAND PAVERS ASHLAND ASHFRWC. 60
viGa&xsam, pa LOOS RAVEN WOES BEND
rearn?
St. rtATOfS
ST. MAKS ELK STEEL ROTEX POKER GRAFT KARCAZ. 0 SDK SUO CUSCO .
8ETSM GRAF5ET D
pisaxgsrog? propccjs
FEROO . M. D. OCK
DAGOS NOEOB BSTO CUESiS SUM QR CUSS MUCK WEST BRANCH * RETAlNCS
MARCO 406 HOT PATCH GRAPHS*? W
oxsonronjED pwooecs
icon* nan* pa WOKELSDCRF, PA
(CC6SXSC OP THE SSUCA 8RXCK. PUNTS)
:S^S0t-
GRAfSET S Sit GCAS KP GROUND GANISTSS
MET o-c
TWHC3HEHO 5 MARCO GUN S 322 SILICA HANKOW MIX cr csm silica bats
Discaanrop ptooacrs
#m ERODE TSOHELtt aerogun BOF-ODTE. aoe-pcH CM GOt? HEX
cs-ia cm mie
MCXSW HXX taatxcMSt es rare SAROXSETE 'TOitaosaa oo KABOOBM 01-343
BASIC BRICK
JWRCOSUS CR-346 NARCCCW CR-346 w* SARCOGON CRD-347 KARCOGON MC-339 RARC33GCS MCD-344 Nttcccm P-340 HAROMJN PD-34S
NffiOOSH SO-336 NABOOtETE HARM 08 GW MIX SOPER 505 EOT GUN C MO-339 (NC GUN)
PISOWTINUED psopocts
7 WPK ORPE8S
All work orders with nuobers lew than 1900 have been discontinued with the exception of those mnbets listed below.*
849 1113 1141 1275 1284 1364 1404
1414 1421' 1422 1423 1430 1443 1447 1450 1473
1474 1501
1502 1560 1564
1569 1578 1580
1595 1602 1603 1606 1607 1608 1609
1619 1624
1630 1632 1645 1655 1658
1662 1666 1669 1473
1680 1691 1694 1696
1703
1704 1726 1730 1739 1741
1743 1744 1748 1755 1768 1769 1792
3793 1794
1795 1798 1799 1600 1805 1811 1817 1824 1825 1828 1840 1646 1849 18S7 1558 1863 1866 1869 ia76 1878 1879 188a 1889 1891 1892 1893 1696 1897
* Seller ruemi the right t assert. that any of the products contained in Exhibit KKK were in fact net. ar Discontinued Product by reason of the subsequent production, unufaceure ot sale .of a substantially similar product by the Buyer after tha closing.
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EXHIBITS Retained Litigation
I. ftebestoa/Silica Litigation fending
iji waxyland - Doited States < Pi atr let Court
Casa were brought against NARCO for asbeatos/ailica related claims by worker* at Bethlehem steel corporation's
Sparrows Point plant. Cases ware served on NARCO from 1981-1984/ with only several of that* cases (less than 10} being served prior to June 1984. The remainder of these cases were; nerved in one complaint in June 1984.* The o.e.D.c. eases ver^ consolidated and severed into the following schedule of trials against HMtCO and other defendants (at least 2(1*25 defendants acb)t
1. October, 1985 Group II:
Case So.
Christello
Davenport Slardo BteOsler Royal Benson
Y-63-1255 N-B3-3033 1-83-3762
JH-B3-360 X-83-243S X-81-2112
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2. January. 1986 Group II:
Arrington Nickel! Varano Santo
Rush Abee
y-ez-622
JB-62-562 M-82-3551 X-82-3S35
K-83-2420 JB-83*2418
3. SeptemberT 1986 Group u
Buglen Jorkievic? smith
jh~82*73G K-83-246B X-81-2112
4. October, 198S Group II:
Xatusz schlailt sealise
Bedrick Recavage
HcCutchean
H-82-3227 H-83-969
X-83-2606 1-83-2603 JH-83-2634 K-B3-26Q7
5. Hovember, 1986 Group II:
GCOSS Buaberg Epps Trsnaer Green jubilee
6. December 1986*Group II;
Baker Heikol Hzcklen Srassanski Dackerman Jirsa
February, 1987 Group 11:
Barber Faulkner
March, 1907 Grouo Is
Fuller Shears Stallings Pulaski Whittaker Hurley
April, 1987 Group is
AUbergec Davis Young Henry Willoughby Gray '
April, 1987 Group II:
Kucinski siebenhaar Sveet
11. Bay, 1987 Groan I:
Pcitsehe Kyle Hill Lens Covger
N-S3-2464 V-03-2436 M-B3-2513 K-83-2536 Jfi-03-2495 J0-83-2490
X-83-2419 X-83-2421 H-83-2417 y-83-2434 M-83-2432 JH-03-2433
H-83-767 H-83-3562
y-83-2466 JH-83-2561 JH-83-2535 JH-83-2S64 H-83-2560 M-83--2583
S-03-2515 JH-83-2516 H-83-2514 K-83-Z537 y-83-2533 2-83-2512
M-83-2534 r-83-2562 K-83-2939
H-83-2633 K-83-2584 H-83-258S N-83-258S JH-83-2814
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12. May, 1987 Group XI:
stec M&nzo Pryor Kozinshi Piper Dorroqgb
JH-83-2587 Y--63--2583 JH-S3-2605 M-83-2812 . K-83-2813 JH-83-3349
13. Sovember> 19B7 Group I:
Ahrens Bondler Casay Oshnan Cooke
14. Soveaber, 1987 Group II:
*
1-94-1983 1-84-1983 1-84-1963 1-84-1983 1-84-1983
Brze2inski Cadrone Hochrein Price Stout
JHr-84-1616 JH-83-3927 M-84-1904 tf-33-3926 M-84-1275
15. December, 1987 Group I:
Rhodes Piskor, John
Smith, William Piskor, Dan Oallawotta De&ole
K-83-2435 H-83-2467 M-83-2497 H-B3-24S4 K-83-294C
JH-8 3-25 3'
16. December, 1987 group II-
Petchik Rajevski Shidar Stokes
Alien Sheln Soduba
JH-83-2465 JH-83-2631
M-83-2604 1-83-2632 H-83-2936 1-83-2938 1-83-2350
B. Maryland - United states District, court
This case was removed from the Superior Court of Baltimore City to the united States District Court*
1* Fitch, Ralph, Sr.i t ur., v. Johns-Manville corporation, gtalfCnibed Statgs"Disccicc courfc/'Drafcnet of Matylaad. TXIe3 '8/24/32.
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C. Maryland - State court
1. Andrychowski, Bernhard, et al. v. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, et al., Circuit court, Baltimore County, Maryland, filed 13/14/84 15 plaintiff-employees).
2. BarcQf James. at cx. v. Bethlehem Sfcael Corporation, et al., circuit court, Baltimore county, Maryland, filed 4719/85,
3. Bovers, Ellsworth, cb al. v, Bethlehem Steel Corporation, tt 1., circuit court, Baltimore county, Maryland, filed 1079/04 (S plaintiff-employees).
4. Bradford, Elaanor J., Personal Representative of the Estate Of Harold Bradford, at ux. v. Bethlehem Steel corporation, et ai.-, Circuit court, Baltimore bounty, Maryland, tiled T57W84.
5. Brown/ Joseph v. Bethlehem'Steal corporation, at al., circuit court, Baltimore County, Maryland, filesT 6/23/85.
6. Butler, alen w., y. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, "eb al,, Circuit court, Baltimore county, Maryland, filed 2/7/{)5.
7. cassa!!,' Harlow, et ux. v. Bethlehem steel Corporation, et
all, Circuit court, Baltimore County, Maryland, filed "577/85.
8. Chappel, Cordon, et aiu. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, efc al.i circuit Court, Baltimore, county, Maryland, filed 3775/85.
9. Cirxncione, Joseph, et al. v> Bethlehem steel Corporation,
et al.. Circuit"Court. Baltimore County. Maryland, filed 8/14/84 (5 plaintiff-employees),
10. Col*, Carolyn B., Personal Representative of the Estate of gehry cole, et al. v. Bathlehem SteeT~corgoration, et ux., Circuit Court, Baltimore county, Maryland, filecT8/i'4/B4.
11. Collier, Hallen. personal Representative of the Estate of
Coi'd Collier v, Bethlehem Steel Corporation, et oaT,/
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circuit Court, 8aifciwtore County,Maryland, filed 8/14/84.
12. Comegya, James, et ux. v. Eagle Pitcher Industries, Inc.,
ft al.. Circuit court, Baltimore City. Maryland, filed 10/18/84.
13. Dayton^ Gerald, et al, v. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, et Circuit court, Baitxraote bounty, Haryiano, rneo "
8/14/84 {fi plaintiff-employees).
14. punbcovsfry, James E. , et al*
BethleheBi_.Steel
Corporation, et al-, Circuit court, Baltimore county,
Maryland filed 1579/84 (5 plaintiff-employees).
15. Dye, Janes Jr., et u%. v. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, et al., CxrcuTt court, Baltimore County, Maryland,filed T730/85.
15, Evelyn, Thomas v Bethlehem steel Corporation, et. al.. Circuit Court, Baltimore CoantyT Maryland filed 6/3/85.
17. Facello, Ronald, et al, v. Bethlehem steel Corporation, _et_ ai, dircuitcourt, Balhiroare county, Maryland, filed 10/9/84 (5 plaintiff-employees).
18. Flathman. Charles B., et ux. v. Bethlehem Steel
corporation, t ai., dircuit court, Baltimore county,
HflTO fTISd"1721/85.
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19. *Floyd, Emma, Personal Representative of the Eafcate of`Leroy Floyd v. Setnlghea Steel corporati.on7 et a.l.. Circuit Court, Baltimore' County, Maryland, filed 8/14/84.,
20. Green, Grace, Personal Representative of the Estate of William Rooks., v, jsetblehem steel Corporation, et'al'.T Circuit'cbiirt. Saltimore County,'Maryland, filed 8/14/84.
21. Guerin, Robert, et us. v. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, et al.Y Circuit court, Baltimore County, Maryland, filed 172/85.
22. flariee, Alice, Personal Representative of the Estate of Leonard Earlea v,"Bethlehem steel Corporation, et aiY, Cxreuit court,"Baltimore County, Maryland; filed 6/25/85.
23. loci, Esther R, personal Representative of the Estate of victor lori v. Bethlehem Steal Corporation, et al.. Circuit Court, Baltinare County, Maryland, filed 8/]L4/&4Y
24. Johnston, William, J., et ux. V- Bethlehem steel Corporation, et ai.. Circuit Court, Baltimore County, Maryland, filed ID/9/84.
25. Jones, Roosevelt, et ux. v. Bethlehem steel' corporation, et al'.. Circuit Court. Baltinoredountv. Maryland. file3 r 27^/85.
26- Kessler, selbert, et al, v. Bethlehem Steel corporation, et alt. Circuit Court, sdltiaore bounty, Maryland, fileb 10/9/84 (S plaintiff-employees>.
22. Kirk, Arnold, ec ux. v. Bethlehem Steel Corporation. e_t al. Circuit Court, aaltimore county,' Maryland, filed 4/S/oS.
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26. Leak, Helen, personal Representative of therE3tatg_qf porothy* Subject ? .Bethlehem steel corporation, et al.,.
circuit "jCourt7 saltiadre county, Maryland/ filed 2/14/85.
29. Leighton, Bohert, et al. v. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, et al7, circuit Court, Baltimore County, Maryland, filed 371B/B5. (2 plaintif^-employees-}.
30> Hanley, Paul v. AC4S, xnc.r et al., Circuit court, 'Saitimora bounty, Maryland, filed-!2/18/8 4-
31. tfatisz, Edward y. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, et al,, circuic tourBaltimore county, Maryland, filed 6/20/85,
32. Helcavage, Peter, et ux., s. Bethlehem Steel corporation, ot K, circuit court, Baltimore county7 Maryland, riled
S7878J.
33. Miner, Francis, et ux. v. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, et al.,,* circuit Court, ^altifloge'county, Maryland, filed S7Ts/e5.
34. Moore, James L. v. porter Hayden, et al.. Circuit Court, Baltimore "city, `Maryland, filed 2,'/6/aS.
35. Morris^ John a. et ux. v. Bethlehem steal Corporation, et .
al., Circuit cujurttimorc countyT Maryland, filed.
13712/84.
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36. Parkinson, Elizabeth, Personal Representative of the Estate or Williaa Parkinsonf et'al. vV Benhiabea steel Corporation ctTal.. Circuit Court/Baltimore countvl Maryland, filed1 8/14/84.
37. parry, John V,, et ux. v. Bethlehem steel corporation, et
al.7 Circuit Court. SaiTiaote County. HarvianaT filed 371/85.
38. Parson, Kenneth, et ux., v. Bethlehem Steel corporation, et al.,~circuit court. Baltimore countyI Maryland, tiled 4719/85.
39. Puhlick, Robert, et ux.v. Bethlehem steel Corporation, et
al., Circuit Court, saItiore County." Maryland, filed S7T5/B5.
40. s_aundeta, Mildred ft., personal Representative o the Estate
b jrhonas Saunders, et ai. v. BethiehVtn Steel Corporation,
etail, circuit Court, J'8altimbce^cdunty, Maryland, filed 8714784.
41. Stotts, Edward, et ux.v. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, et Circuit Court, daitinore countyr, "HaYyiantJ, tnea
5/15/85.
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42. Soeacs, Wade, et ux. v. Bethlehem Steel Corporatign,__gt al.. circuit Court, Baltimore County, "Maryland,, filed 1757/95.
43. Stftfanowjcz, waiter, et ux. p. Bethlehem Steel Corporation,, et al., Circuit Court, Baltimore County, Maryland riled T/17/85.
44. ward, Eugene, et me. v. AC&S, at al., Circuit Court, Balti*otcbunty/ Maryland/ rxiea 2/21/85.
45. wilkens, Harryf et ux., v. Bethlehem Steel corporation, et al., Circuit court, Baltimore County, Maryland, filed 12712/84.
46. yjtkus, Stanley, et ux. y, Bethlehem steel Corporation, et al.. Circuit'court, Baltimore"Comity, Maryland/ filed
15718/84.
47. voungbac, Andrew, et ax. v. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, et
al., circuit court, Baltimore County, aaryland, filed TU75/S4.
48. 2csfcinf Robert, et ux. v. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, et al., circuit court, Baltimore County. Maryland. filed 12/84.
D. Maaaachusetts ,
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1. H.E. puffy, at u*., v. owens-Cotninq Ftberglasa Cor|oratia, at al., onitad states Platricc court. filed
E. Row York
1. Pellegrino, Anthony, at ux, v. &. P. Preen Company, et al., supreme court, county of Kings, New yosk, filed 3/12/84.
P. Pennsylvania
1. Boyle, William w,, et ux. y, Xeeoe Building products Corporation, at aj . court oi Common Pleas. Allegheny county, Senneylvania, filed 11/1/82 (HARCQ Summary judgment on appealJ.
1. Broadua, Wilbur, et ux. v. cap. Corporation, et al,. Court of Common Pleas, Westmoreland "county," Pennsylvania, filed 7/31/85.
3' .Charles, Booker v. Keene Building products Corporation, et ao., court or Ccinraon Pleas,'Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, filed 6/S/B5.
page 8 of 13
4_ Conlev. Janes W,, et ux, v- -Keene Building Products Corporation et "alT. Court of cownon Pleas, Allegheny
county, Pennsylvania, filed 11/13/84,
5. Czlapinski Stanley v. The Celotex Corporation, et aL, Court of cowwn Pleas, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania,
filed 5/6/85.
6. peal, Lester v. -The Oelotex Corporation, et al., Court of coiuiwn.^leaa," Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, filed 4/25/85.
7. PePaola, Thonaa, et ux. v,, Keene Building Products corporation, et alCourt of conaon Pleas, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, filed 7/6/84.
8. Diebold, Lynn v, The celotex Corporation, et al,., Couft. of dataon Pleas, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, filed 5/17/85.
3, Poabto^nki, Helen, Administratrix of the Estate of John J. ffbmbrowsjd v. The Celotex corporation," et al., court of
' Common pleas, AiIegHeny County, Pennsylvania! filed 5/3/85,
10. Eckles, Donald et ux., y. The celotex Corporation, et al.,
court ofcowaon pleas, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania,
* filed 5/13/8?.
. 11. Gable, William
et ux. v. Keene Building Products
CorporationV^et al"., Court of coinaon Pleas, Allegheny
County, "Pennsylvania, filad 10/31/84,.
12. rontanese, Robert B.# et ux. v. Keene Building products corporation, et al., Court of coMron pleas. Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, filed 7/6/84.
12. Sardesty, Cathy, Administratrix of the Estate of Michele A, Anseimo v. the celotex corderation, et alT, 'court ot common Pleas, Allegheny bounty, Pennsylvania, filed 3/12/85.
14. Haise, Gigiao l. y. general Refractories company, et al.,
Court of conmon Pleas, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, filed 10/17/84.
15. Hariani, yick, et ux. v. Keene Building Products, et al.,
court of Common Pleas, Alleghany County, Pennsylvania, filed 3/4/85.
1- KcCaughlin, Daniel, et ux. v. Keene Building Products Corporation, et al.. Court of common Pleas, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, filed 3/18/85.
17. Supinskiy, Helen J., Executrix of the Estate of Vincent S.
Rupinexy v. Keane Building Products corporation^
af., ~
Court of Common Pleas, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania,
filed 7/6/84.
18. Schofield, Lois, Administratrix of the,Estate of.Kenneth Schofield V."The ceiotex Corporation, et al.> Court Cauunon Pleas, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, filed l/Il/ss.
19. qievicft, David B., Executor of the Estate of genryjUevich v. xhe celotex Corporation7 et al., united strafes District
couHT^PenosytvaoIaT^HXediOTJTTffS.
20. white, Sylvester, et u'x, v. The Celotex Corporation? efe * , court of coinon Pleas, Air<ffteny tounty, Pennsylvania,
flTed 1/22/85.
21. Yarosi*, John, et ux* v. Keene Building Products "Corporationr et al., <:ohrt of coanim Picas', Allegheny cointy,"pencayivani'a, filed 6/6/84 (NARCO Suaaary Judgtter.t'on appeal).
22. Yuhaaae, Joseph, et ux. y.
Celotex Corporation, et al.,
dourt-or Common p'ia5Jfu Allegheny county, Pennsylvania,
filed 5/13/8S.
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XI. Other Litigation Pending
1- Christopher, Philip v. Bunker Rarao-Eltra corporation, So. 84-'L-i0O7^ circuit court, IL, served 12/d3/fe*"-.personal injury action.
2* Interstate Heallty, et al. v. Allied Corporation, et al/, HO. C-5J5609, superior Courtr ios iHgeles County, CAj served 12/03/64 - Breach of contract action*.
3. v* Caves and Allied Corporation, NO. 99241, Small claim Court, tn,~served Vl8/h4 - property damage action.
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III. Workers Compensation Claim {as of 7/31/8S)
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P H O IU JI'IO BY M flK H flN flO EM C N T
^JliedSigna! .
AUiedSigoallnc
Is*: Depunscat
P.O. Box 2345 Mcstrisawi. >g 0T7962-3245
June 13,1994
JayS. EhIc,Esq.
Vice Preaidfioi and General Counsel Noitfi American Refractories Co. 500 Halle BuMng 1228 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, OH 4411S-1809
ite Aareadincntto January 17.1391. ABfed/NARCQ Agreement
Dear Jay:
This letter shall confirm our understanding that the above-referenced Agreement is hereby amended as fellows:
Paragraph 2A(3) is hereby deleted and Allied agrees to continue to provide Administrative Services, as set forth in Paragraph 2B(1), ar no charge to NARCO.
Iwould appreciate it ifyon would confirm NARCO's acceptance ofthis Amendment by signing both copies ofthis letter and retaining one copy to me for my file. Thank you for your cooperation.
Ypnr 11 ilx>
Accepted and Agreed to:
KennethE. Stroup, Jr. Assistant General Counsel,
Environmental
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North American Refractories Co.
February 3,1995
Mr. Kenneth EL Stroup, Jr. Assistant General Counsel - Environmental AlffedSigrtal Inc. Law Department P. 0. Bax 2245 Morristown, NJ 07962-2245
Ret January 17,1991 AIlied/NARCO.Agreement
Dear Ken:
This letter shall confirm our understanding that the above-referenced Agreement is hereby amended, effective as ofJanuary 1, 1S9S, as follows:
1. The following paragraph shall be added at the end of Paragraph 2 A) 2):
"Notwithstanding the foregoing, NARCO'S responsibility to make payments pursuant to this Paragraph 2 A) 2 shall be limited to $2.5 million ($2,500,000) during calendar year 1995 and during each year thereafter if this Agreement is not terminated pursuant to Paragraph 5. Provided tWs Agreement remains in affect, this yearly monetary limitation shall be reviewed each calendar year and increased by an amount in accordance with the annual rate of inflation as provided by the Consumer Price Index (CP!) for the calendar year ended prior to (he year in which the limit as increased would apply.'
Z The following para^aph shall be added at the end of Paragraph 2 8) 2):
"Notwithstanding the foregoing, Alfierfs responsibility to make payments pursuant to this Paragraph 2 B) 2 shall not be limited to the percentages set forth in the preceding schedules if NARCO'S payments pursuant to Paragraph 2 A) 2) have reached S2-5 million ($2,500,000) during calendar year 1995.or during any year thereafter if this Agreement is not terminated pursuant to Paragraph 5. in any year during which NARCO'S payments reach $2.5 million ($2,500,000) Allied shall pay one hundred percent (100%) of the costs for Third Party Claims for. the remainder of that calendar year. Provided this Agreement remains in effect, this yearly monetary limitation shall be reviewed each calendar year and increased by
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an amount In accordance with the annual rate of inflation as provided by the Consumer Pric* Index (CPI) far the calendar year ended poor to the year in which the limit as increased would apply/
3. The first two sentences of Paragraph 5 shall be amended to read as
fallows:
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This Agreement shall continue'in effect until terminated by either party with one (1) year's prior notice given on or before December 31 in any year this Agreement shall remain In effect Any payments to be made and costs related to Third Party Claims filed during the one (1) year notice period shall be handled in accordance with toe terms of this Agreement*
l would appreciate ft if you would confirm Alliecfs acceptance of this Amendment by signing both copies of this letter and returning one copy to me for my files. Thank you faryour cooperation.
and Administration
Accepted and Agreed to: AlfiedSignal Inc. By: .Date:
14eis
North American Refractories Co,
December 1,1595
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>00 Halle 3uufn^ 1223 fwclid Avmue Gevtf/ond, Ohio -MUMJCS -:Sc tt!-S3flO
AlfiedSignal !nc. Law Department P. 0. Box 2245 Morristown, NJ 07962-2245
Atm; Mr, Kenneth Stroup, Jr. Assistant General Counsel - Environmental
Ref. January 17,1991 Allied/NARCO Agreement as Amended
Dear Ken:
This letter shalJ confirm our understanding that the above-referenced Agreement is hereby amended, effective as of January i, 1995, as follows;
1. The following paragraph added at the end of Paragraph 2 A) 2) by our letter agreement of February 3,1995 shall be amended to read as fallows:
"Notwithstanding the foregoing, NARCO'S responsibility to make payments pursuant to this Paragraph 2 A) 2 shall be limited to $2.6 million ($2,600,000) 'during calendar year 1996; $2.9 million (S2,900,000) during calendar year 1997; $3.1 million ($3,100,000) during calendar year 1998; $3.25 million ($3,250,000) during calendar year 1999; and $3.5 million ($3,500,000) during calendar 2000. Provided this Agreement remains In effect after calendar year 2000, foe yearly (imitation for calendar year 2001 and thereafter shall >a $3.5 million increased by an amount in accordance with the annual rate of inflation as provided by the Consumer Price index (CPI) far the calendar year ended prior to the year in which the limit as increased would apply.*
2. The following paragraph added at the end of Paragraph 2 B) 2) by our letter Agreement erf February 3,1995 shall be amended to read as follows;
"Notwithstanding the foregoing. Allied's responsibility to make payments pursuant to this Paragraph 2 B) 2 shall not be limited to the percentages set forth in the preceding schedules tf NARCO's payments pursuant to Paragraph 2 A) 2) have reached the monetary limits far the calendar year as set forth therein. In any year during which NARCO'S payments reach the monetary limits as set forth therein, Allied shall pay one hundred percent
Mr. Kenneth E Stroup, Jr. December 1,1995 Page 2.
(10Q%) of the costs for Third Parly Claims for the remainder of that calendar year. Provided this Agreement- remains in effect after calendar year 2000, the yearly monetary limitation for calendar year 2001 and thereafter shall be $3.5 million increased by an amount in accordance with the annual rate of inflation as provided by the Consumer Price index (CPI) for the calendar year ended prior to the year in which the limit as increased would apply,
3. The first sentence of Paragraph 5, as amended by our Agreement of February 3, 1995, shall be deleted and the following two (2) sentences substituted in lieu thereof:
"This Agreement shall continue in effect until December 31, 2000, tt may thereafter be terminated by either party with one (1) year's prior notice given on or before December 31 in any year after 2000 that this Agreement Shall remain in effect*.
i would appreciate it if you would confirm Aified's acceptance of this Amendment by signing both copies of this letter and returning one copy to me for my files. Thank you for your cooperation.
Accepted and Agreed to: AlftedSIgnal Inc,
gy. /S/ K. E. Stroup
Date: lW*6
Stmt^&'yDfscl
Vice President - Law and Administration