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-i--i.ir- .4.1.-rr -'-f r-T KSSTITO - BOARS OF COVSRHQfiS February 6, 1975 Solid*y Inn-Independence Kali, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania IS aITOBAHCS: Oarlock Irc. - A. Kuaauk* Chairaan Aaatex Corporation - J. L. Rainey Raybestot-ManhattiA, Inc. - K. Q. Scewcroft Southern Asbestos Company - S. C. Sratt 'Jniroyal, Inc. - 2. A. Morris A. C. T. Finkbiner, 122, 2sq, Johna-Kanvili* Corporation W. 3. Alcorn, Jr., Zsq., Legal Counsel 3. x. Fagan, Executive Secsetary, Asbestos Textile Institute *213212 1. The February 6, 1975* Meeting of the Soard of Governors of the Asbestos Textile Institute was called to order at 3:10 p-a. by Chairman Kuznzufc. 2. Upon presentation, it was moved by Hr. Morris and seconded by Hr. Scowcroft to dispense with the reeding of the Kinutee of the last stated Meeting and to accept them as written. The motion was approved, unanimously, 2^ In the absence of Treasurer Seanlin, the Executive Secretary reported on tne following financial matters. $) ins Fora 990--Return of Organization Exempt Proa Inccos Tax for Fiscal I'rsr 1973/74 had been prepared end sailed to the Internal Revenue Service on January 6, 1975* b) The Financial Report for the period September 1 through December 31, 1974, (atuch.ed hereto In its entirety) was reviewed. At the start of the ferial the Institute had a total cash balance on hard of $14,051.44. Foliating receipts of $7.3,691.19 (including over $19,tC0.00 for Test9temml-sles and almost $9000-00 for the Litigation Defense Furd), and disbursements for general purposes of 2.5,332.21 (including $I2,CC0.0D toward Test Manual printing costa) and payments severing litigation costs of $3,069.57, the actual cash balance on hand at leceober 31, 1974, totaled $24,341.34 ($10,194.73 for general jwpeses Ard 314,177.06 in the Litigation Defense Fund). Mding to this figure such items an Accounts Receivable and a nominal $1.00 value fer furniture a equipment, : 3 total net worth of the Institute at calendar year-end was $30,001.74. . . * i;-A>cir.s strictly about the Institute's general expenses, $3,322*21 has thus far teen expended against the budgeted figure for the year of $12,995.00. . . The Secretary advised there had been a slight change in the method of keeping hooks in shat we are now charging to the Litigation Defense Fund those LAQ-WV >02314 10/93 WV-03438 Fag* 2 - ATI 2aard of Governors' Meeting - 2/i/?5 extraordinary office expenses that ere being incurred betauae tha Institute is involved in the Tyler litigation. These unusual eoets n for items such as use of the talaphone, postage, printing supplies, ate. S) Concerning the Chrysotila Asbestos Test Manual, 3rd Edition, after all anticipated expenses are taken from tawwn receipts, aai subsequent to our repay ing the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association the $2100,00 it advanced us toward the printing bill, we will this year probably show a less of sobs $2000,CO. However, we have 136 extra copies which will be available for sale at a cost of $13.95 to non-cw&bere or $12.30 to members. When all of these copies "in stock-' / are sold {which could taha a few years), tha final picture should h seuwhero between a raxitrmw gain of $3C0.CQ and a winlima loss of $50.00. ... At tha request of the Secretary, it was moved by Hr. Brett, seconded by Hr. HorTris, and so tarried, that the Secretary has the approval of the ATI Board of Governors to-* refund the afere-osentioned $2100.X to QAKA. __ i) Also reviewed was the financial status of the litigation Defense fund fres its beginning on April 1, 1974, through February 5, 1975. The figures will shew that after receipts from Special Assessments #1 aid #2 on the Regular Heaters and from Voluntary Contributions received thus far fresi the Associate Heaters <%nd following disburseaents for legal fees and expenses, the cash balance on hand as of February 5, 1975* aaounted to $17*260.53. (Secretary's Motes If 7*u deduct the $245,40 for extraordinary office expenses as shown on page 1 of the financial Report, the actual cash balance at February 5* 1975* was $17,012.13). a) as a final matter, invoices ware nailed January 2, 1975, to oaafrer ece- carilcs for annual dues for the Tear 1975- Out of an anticipated $13,125.X, -.he Institute has to date received $12,000.X. L. Chairman Ku&Nfc appealed to the Governors for someone to offer to house the remaining 136 copies of the Test Manual. Storage specs at ATI tfsadcpisrter? is :Al all the ccepiny involved would have to do would be to store the Manuals and ship then as orders are received. The ATI Secretary would supply mailing labels and would handle all necessary correspondence, invoicing, and so forth. Mr. rUimy will look into the Batter and the Secretary will be in contact with hia concerning how many cartons are involved, and the measurements of each carton. If it is not possible to House the Hamels at Aaatex Corporation, rrhai^an Kuzauk will see if they can be stored at Carlock Inc. 5. Chairaan Kusmuk advised there already is a correctioa in the offing to the Vest Manual in that the figures on pages >7A0 and D-7/U concerned with the Mfreer*se filter* -are incorrect. -Mew pegs* will be issued In due time either,,by QAKA or ATI. In the meantime it is recommended that the dimen sions given should`not be used. It 1* not known at this time what costs will he incurred to print the revisions, or who will underwrite the costs, although this natter will acre than litoly have to be discussed at a later date. * 4, Chairman Kusstuk informed tte Governors that Hicolut Industries, Inc., had rendsred its resignation freo the ATI, effective December 31, 1974 -- a move .wat was ccnsidered appropriate by Guy George Gabrielson, Jr,, President of i'icoiet, since the company has discontinued all asbestos textile manufacturing and marketing activities' Mr. Cabrielson did advise, h*v*r, via Utter of 'sruary 7, 1975, that Hicolet -Intended, subject to further consideration at LAQ-WV 10/93 002315 1CC0448& ??.?3 } 2/6/*5 any time, to continue its financial support f the Texas lawsuits (Tardle and Kay) at the same level of contributions as would apply if it wan to remain sobers of the Institute.1' The resignation was unanioously accepted, with regret, by all Members of the ATX Board of Governors. ?. As reported by Chairman Kuzsuk, the 1975 Membership Directory of the Insti tute will be issued shortly, as soon as all returns are in free the members concerning company representation, addresses, telephone maebere, etc. Attorney Alcorn counseled it should not pose any problems to again include the personal section at the back of the Directory. The Governors agreed that this section should continue,to be a part of the printed roster. 2. The Chairman read a.letter from Milton Q. Scowcroft, immediate past Chair man and President expressing appreciation for the Atmos clock presented to him at the 19?i Annual Meeting. Mr. Scowcroft actawwisdged the importance, of the contributions made by each member during his tenure toward keeping a contin uity ir. ATT activities. Ha further expressed the hope that the Institute is successful in maintaining the organization in some font as there is work still to be done in the small but vital asbestos textile industry. t. Chairman Xuzmuk advised that on behalf of the Institute, he would be pre senttr.g an engraved, walnut plaque to Paul 0. Nicodeaus at the General Meeting the next day in appreciation of his many years of service and contributions to the asbestos textile industry. Mr. Scowcroft recalled that Mr. Nicodtmus had written the most authoritative paper ever published on asbestos and magnetite. 1. It was reported by the Chairman that V. B. Mitchell would be attending restings of ANSI Ccmittee L-lfl on Protective Occupational Clothing, represen tative of both ASTH and ATI. The next meeting of the group has been rescheduled for March 20. 1975, In Washington, 0. C. V.. Concerning future revisions of the "Proposed Standardisation Program Analysis for FSC 2530"--v*hicul*r Brake, Steering, Axle, 'Wheel and Tract Ccapcr.ents," the Governors were advised that since ?5C 2530 does not fail within the realm of ATI matters, the Institute has advised the Defense Supply Agency that _d re fe renees to the ATX as co-sponsor should be withdrawn. a2* CCttCTTSE REPORTS 4 DISCU55I0S? s) Technical -- report by cccnitte# member V. Maaskant, Aretax Corporation -- The OcosBittee will discuss the results of krterUboratory teats concern:.-* A5TM Specification D628---Asbestos Tubular Sleeving} hopes to have the results of the reruns on the Round Robin teats concerning A3W D1061--Asbestos Up; a.tc vtU have general discussions on ASTM 01571--Woven Asbestos Cloth and o.-. ASTM T315--Woven Asbestos Tape. b) Tiber Research and Testing, Technical Subcommittee -- no report was presented although it was realized by the Cove more that this activity is isearch of reaningfui projects and that sore will be learned when such protrare are established or jxopcsed. mere.... LAQ-WV 10/93 002316 \MV c::j48? M/m*- 'I scant of Governors' Heating - c) SavirenMfttal -- report by Chairman L. 2. Mocdy, Southern Asbestos Company -- The Conaittae will make * complete review of 05KA Standiart 19X0-93*, item by item, ia an effort to help interpret its content. ft is felt that OSXA inspectors will probably interpret the paragraphs differently than will the industry. Also, the group will continue whet had been starts *t the last netting and that is to discuss consistency of application of safety practices at all asbestos textile plants during OSHA inspections. For purposes of infor mation, Attorney Alcorn revested that the 2nvirenatai Caaoittee, if possible, alert hia to any adjudications handed down by OSHA with respect to violation of the OSHA Asbestos Standard. 12. FbTJSS ATI SE7:: SITES A.VD DATSS: Chairman Xussik referred to a past decision of the Board of Oovemors^to tan:el the previously-selected sites for the 2975 end 197$ Annual Keatings?" a decision tiiat was tads sir.ee it appeared there was a reed to save sonsy. The Chairman felt, however, that perhaps the money would be well spent toward keeping the solidarity that the Institute currently maintains; a fact that the Chairman felt,was worthy of consideration, He further expressed the feeling that future nestings need not be held at the most expensive of places end that they should bo easily accessible via air. Consequently, the following sites and fates were agreed upon by the Board of Governors (all dates and places are confirmed.) *. 1975 Jan 5-6 -- 5touffer's, Atlanta, Georgia 1975 Oct 1-3 -- Amelia Island Plantation, Amelia Island, Florida 197$ Feb 5-6 -- New Orleans Harriott, Kev Orleans, Louisiana 1976 Jun 3-4 -- Ivin Bridges Harriott, Arlington, Virginia 1976 Oct 6-5 -- Savannah Inn k Country Club, Savannah, Georgia 1977 Fob 3-4 -- The Mills Hyatt House, Charleston, South Carolina * A continuation of the discussion begun at the last sweting of the Board concerning redirection for ATI was brought before the Govemore by Chairman Xuzsuk. In reopening the discussion, the Chairman recalled prior considera tion given to the possibility of the Institute sometise in the future becoming a division of the Asbestos Information Asaoclation/fcorth America -- .'"id to perhaps widening the horizons of the ATI by becoming a high~taper&ture, noat-resistant fabric or yam organisation. The Chairman expressed the opinion that a broadening of the organisation "told certainly help co Hoe? it & viable group. He stated that caspsnies that, la-the `past, had been manufac turing saterials that contained IOCS asbestos are new using combinations, such *s asbestos and glass, and that often the result is a superior product ir. certain applications. He felt the natter sserited discussion but stated that an important factor to be considered would be the effect such a move weuld have on individual member companies. During discussion it was brought out that *uch a redirection would help to keep abreast of the technology of competitive rate rials and would also assist in answering the needs of customers wr.o are new a-d will be looking for alternatives to asbestos-containing textile materials. It was thought that perhaps the Technical Cawdttee should undertake a st--y ;f substitutes for asbestos materials to allow performance cooperisora and perr.ips zcre.. LAQ-WV 10/93 00231" JEFI *Vc'4a: ?a$t 5 - ATI Scan -f Gsvemors' Meeting 2/^5 he results could be printed in booklet fora for use by the member eaapaniee, hi* coulg be, an interesting and usTil investigat4en-4& wmmmmlBiQtmmt members advance inferaation of what sight be the future coapetitive saterials which may, because of1 their suitability aa* becease of the environmental ptmesuros on the asbestos industry, be effective and acceptable substitutes. Contrarily, 'it was believed by many on the Board that the thrust of the Institute ar& of the sesber companies or divisions of the member companies was asbestos textiles and that this should not be diluted in any way. legal Counsel "stated there is nothing wrong. Legally, with making a study of empetitive pro ducts for the benefit of the products with which you are involved. It was further felt by many that there was aa advantage to the existing "smallness' of the organisation. Following a detailed discussion, the natter was withdrawn by Mr. Morris, originator of the suggestion. i.eChai.ra*n Xusffluk reconed that he has requested a copy of the Proceedings of the International Conference of Asbestos Associations and Asbestos Infomatisr. Bodies, held Movscxe? 2S-29, 1971, in Paris, Prance, by the Chaobre Syndicale do 1`Andante and tho U. K. latestos Xnfoisation Ccrmttee. When cade available, their contents 3*7 be brought before the Soar* for discussion if it is deeded they nsrlt such consideration. ATI was represented at the Conference by a richer of the Garlock organisation. 1. Just as a matter of information. Chairman Kutauk briefly reviewed the last si^c items on page 2 and the first two items on page 3 of the Board Agenda whichais attached to the front of these Minute*. Sack Governor had already been alerted eo studies, prior to this Meeting. . . * At the request of Mr. Morris, the Secretary had emptied a few statistics from the files of ASBSSTC5 Magazine which perhaps would show sees sort of a trend to ecspure with figures given by Barry I, Castlenaa (Maryland Public Interest Research Group) to sub stantiate his allegations about "the flight of the asbestos industry to unregulated countries.'' Although the statistics frea the Secretary are United and incomplete, they are available vithwt charge to any member company if it is felt they might be of some interest. i?, Mr. Morris was given the floor to discuss a proposal he wished to present t^ the Board of Governors. He explained that the proposal was one of the reasons why he asked the Secretary to pull together the Import and export statistics referred to in Item lb to be able to ecepare the afore-mentioned figures In tho Castloaan report with those Issued by the bureau of Mines, j.5. lepartaent of the Interior. Uniroyal, Inc., intends to investigate ths risibility "of the imposing'higher anl reerre-restTicttve tariffs ren-sobesta* imports from off-shore Installations. Albeit a self-serving proposal, Uniroyal ---.tends to pursue this and it would like very much to have the support of the ATI in its quest. Uniroyal feels it has a vstod interest in the domestic markets end an off-shore operation has a competitive edge becauso of diffsrer.- tiiis in such things as labof costs. Uniroyal intend* to do everything tcss-bls V; protect its markets in the U.5. and it intends to pursue this issue to c.-.t fullest. tore 002318 % AS*f <* *AA 1 .**, . Pago 6 ATT 3ard af Governors' heetlrg - 2/6/?5 A coaoont to the above h7 Ugal Counsel vu that whet Mr. Morris proposed, as ha understood it, wee a lobbying approach to the Govenaaat. that in itself * is legally pemissible under the Noerr doctrine. Obviously, however, these esuld be conflicts within the organisation iteelf. -- the import* about which Mr. Morris was concerned are imports of textilee whie?, : uld be converted into a fabrie or similar application by a donmstic manufacturer. His concern is for the future. Within 13 months domestic manu facturejs of asbeeto* textiles suit seat the two-fiber limitation set by OSKA. He feels that this will be allowed to mature although there may be an abatement period or an extension. We may have a year or so extension but sooner or later, within 13 months, this point is going to rise. Uniroyal taowc where it stands toca7 Insofar as current dust levels at its plants an concerned. Xt knew* what must be done to meet the two-fiber level. Xt also knows how its products perform In the marketplace and that the health issue is sot going toJ .a ?ro>* Ism with its customers. But it is net going to sit still and spend money to get be lew a tv-fiber limit and have semeone sitting off-shore be allowed to bring in a yam or a fabric and perhaps sell the product to its .customers at a cheaper price. ^ A lengthy discussion evolved from the proposal. Scene ccnpanies .felt they :ould not support such an endeavor. Others felt that those countries outside of the U.S. that are currently categorised as "unregulated* will in the sot-to^ iistant future have to meet industrial health and safety standards similar to those now in force or in the offing in this Country. Another cement wee that not such can be done in Washington, D.C., unless you shew you are getting hurt, unfairly. Also, some of the Governors felt the proposal to be premature --1 `'hat could be done at this point? The matter remained unresolved and the discussion was terminated. 13. a qaer7 was posed by Mr. Scowcroft as to whether or not there was agreement within each individual company as to what is required concerning labeling*. Xt appears that many companies are Labeling all packages that carry asbestoscontaining sate rials. Brief mention was made of the questionnaire that was circulated by a company in an effort to determine what each fin was labeling x*vd how it was handling the wocedure. Although none has been sent out as yet, it was thought that a suwary of the findings of the survey would be forwarded to those who initially replied to the inquiry. . legal Counsel cautioned that he did not think the ATX should take a positloa on the matter of labeling as it is not within the realm of the Institute's responsibilities to pass judg ment at this time as to what kind of labeling would protect the worker in the workplace or would give adequate warning. The `Government has issued strto .equireant as to labeling. It individual coapeniss want to go beyond that, it Is their prerogative to do so. Xt is quite appropriate to question what an individual company is doing in an effort to datenine if all the companies ere interpreting the regulations in the same way. Xt is inappropriate to take a position as an association as to what should be done. Also, there should be o agreecent, formal or inforaai, between competing eempenies as to what doeree cf labeling is adopted because that could give ora company a competitive advan tage over another. It was also advised by Attorney Alcorn that any answers -.a the afore-cantiored questionnaire should be cleared thrgh house counsel wfore fawarding. rar-.* 'V 002319 C00K90 ?lS3 " Jcari 2/ Governors '--'---4 - 2/5/75 ]. Concerning the status of the process of incorporating the ATX, the Secretary has received copies -of forms from Attorney Alcorn which are to be tilled 1a and sent on to the proper authorities. Plans to proceed ieaadiately vers halted in that it was felt wo should wait just a little while until, hopefully, we get a ruling from Judge Stoger on our action to he dismissed fro the Tyler litigation. The reason Is that if tho Judge does call for oral arguments on that motion or if ATX gets further discovery, such as deposition of tho Secretary, It would to well to be able to reply in the affirmative to tho question: Are you an unin corporated trade association? The grounds for this thinking is that ATX has raised the argument that it was Improperly served; i.., the process was served or. the Secretary of State, Texas, and it. was nailed to the ATX Sxacutivo Sacro tary. There is a station whether that is propar service on an ur-incorporatec ttscciation. The proper service slight have to be on all the individual .testers of the Institute -- but that deponds upon State law and Texas is unclear or. that ruostion. If, however, the Judge does let ATI out on the grounds of improper service and it wore Vr.own that ATX is now incorporated, It would be a simple nutter for the Institute to be served again. If ATI remains unincorporated tnd a decision were nado that the service was, in fact. Improper, it la hignly unlikely that the effort would then bo made to serve ail individual companies. X* would net hurt to proceed slowly with the incorporation process since the Institute does not plan to toko any positions or to undertake any lobbying efforts. The Board of Governors sgrood with legal Counsel's suggestion to wait . month or two and if ATX is still in the litigation we will cove ahead and the incorporation process completed by the June 1975 meeting of tho Board. 2Since all members of tfa Board had attended the Ad Hoc Committee meeting cid earlier the sasas day, there warn no need to discuss the status of tho Tyler litigation. Kowevor, in response to a question posed by Trial Counsel, it was vrecd by tho members that Attansy Aleom attend the deposition of Dr. Leo slant scheduled in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Kerch 6-7, 1775 -- in the event that questions concerning the Institute are asked. Trial Ccunsel stated that if there is no question and answer that he consider* relevant to ATI's position r.s an association, he probably will not order a copy of the transcript of the reposition as It might cost as high as $3CO-fcOO. If thsre is seesthing rele- ;?r.t in the transcript, then a copy will be ordered. If a copy is not oriored fer the ATI, individual companies say still like to road what Or. Grant said as it */ill likely be highly-relevant to individual ccepanies for any cases in which they right bo involved in the future. It was suggested that if sees individual c.-mpany or companies are interested in the transcript regardless if the Insti tute ..has dire need for it, Attorney Alcorn could order one copy a3 run it ;i.rough the copying machine and tho companies wanting a copy could share the :3s:i of the procoss. ____ II. Chairman Kuznuk reminded the Governors of the reception to be hold*that Evening anl of cccnittoc and general membership eastings the next morning. - Thors bcir-5 r.o further business to fce brought befor* the ATI Beard of Gcvertors, it was moved by kr. Sccweroft, seconded by Mr. ilorris, and so aovea, unanimously, that the casting be adjourned. Adjournment occurred at 500 P-". Respectfully submitted Doris M. ?agan, executive Sec retar:-' LAQ-WV 10/93 002320 A522S7CS textile Report of Funds Period. sea: '/ear endi;tc August ::, 19 74. thru December 31, Balance Oft Hand Septaober 1. 1974 -- General Fund Reserve fund Petty Cash fed Total on Hand at 9/1/74 Receipts General Fund - Book Seles Magnotice Seales Reserve Fund - Test Manual Seles Interest to 12/31/74 litigation Defense Fund Total Receipts . . . 5 1,416.93 12,601.86 32.75 ..................... S 19.73 S.00 19,328.22 430.10 8.9*8.13 . ................. Disbursements legal Servicas/Expenses Secretary's Gross Wages Texes or wages Paid by ATI ATI Meeting Expense Secretary's Travel Expense Telephone Printmg/Office Supplies Postage Revision of Test Manual Test Manuel/Partial Printing Cost Rental of Office Space Accountant/Caruso/1973-74 ASTM Sues for Tear 1979 Gifta/Flowert/Plagues, ece. Litigation! Legal Sereiees/Zxpenees ATI Meeting Expense Telephone Printing/Offlee Supplies Pos capo Total Disbursements S 921.20 652.00 35.94 394.57 217.00 120.97 235.74 172.91 133.80 12.000.00 135.00 300.00 25.00 88.06 S 2,820.17 SIS,332.21 30.60 73.98 90.42 53.40 3.068.57 .................................................. BALANCE 0* KANO DECEMBER 31, 1974 ................. Funds as of December 31, 1974 -- General Fund Reserve Fund Petty Cash Fund 6 556.60 23,748.31 14,73 TOTAL AVAILABLE FUNDS DECEMBER 31, 1974 . . S14.0S1.4A -38,691.19 . $42.742.62 -19.400.73 $24,241.94 $24,341.34 Assets as of December 31, 197< -- Total Funds as listed above Accounts Receivable - Litigation Assassaent 12 Test Manuel Orders Furniture 6 Egvipment/ttoeinal Value $24,341.84 5,625.00 33.90 1.30 TOTAL ASSETS..................... TOTAL LIABILITIES . . . TOTAL NET 'WORTH DECEMBER 31, 1974 . . . . t $30. 3C1.*? $30,101.'4 Total Available runde 12/31/74: $24,341.82 Litigation Defense Fund: -14.177.06 Actual Set North: $10,164.78 OOOU92 002321  Disbursements Voucher 9A/71 thru 12/31/71 cjLi 1195 1196 1197 1198 1199 1200 1201 1202 1203 1201 uo* 1206 1207 1203 1209 1210 1211 1212 1213 1211 1715 1216 1217 1213 1219 date amount PA*SF FOR 9 / 6/71. $ 3-75 ANSI ANSI Standard 289.1/1969 9 /13/74 81.72 Classic Trophies Plaques for Carden, . Dieringer k Stlefken 9'A3/74 73-07 Sell of Pa. Telephone Aug 1971 9 /13/74 127.00 Doris M. Fagan Net Wages Sept 1971 9 /2C/74 18.15 J. L. Tucker Test Manual/Aug 1971 9 /20/74 313-00 D. A. Caruso Accounting to 9/30/71 9 /30/74 5.52 Kwick Print 9/71 ;-!tg Notice Inserts 10/ 1/71 4.50 ASBESTOS Magazine Postage - Sep.1974 10/ 1/71 135.00 ASBESTOS Magazine Office Rent/lth Qtr 1971 10/ 3/74 .96 Mabel Baudoux 3 Addressegraph Plates 10/ 3/74 50.00 Cash Petty Cash fund 10/11/74 45.80 Confort k Co. Shipping 1980 Handbooks 10/23/74 202.46 Kwiek Print ATI Stationery 10/23/74 2,560.73 V. 9, Alcorn Legal Svcs/3rd Qtr 1971 10/23/71 1,080.64 T. P. Hathaway Legal Svcs/3rd Qtr 1971 10/23/74 162.62 Internal Revenue Inc/FICA 7ax#s/3rd Qtr71 10/28/74 5.25 Pa Unen Coop Fund Unem Tax/3rd Qtr 1971 10/28/71 12.09 Pa Dept Revenue Pa Inc Tax/3rd Qtr 74 10/31/74 11/ 6/74 11/ 6/74 11/ 7/74 11/ 8/74 11/11/74 127.00 Doris M. Tagan 15.34 ASBESTOS Mag. 51.08 J, L. Tucker 51.10 Bell of Pa. 11.57 Postmaster 18.02 Bell of Pa. Wet Wages - Oct 1971 Postage - Oct 1971 Test Manual/Sep-Oct 1971 Telephone - Sep 1971 9/71 Minutes-Mailing Telephone - Cct 1971 11/11/74 217.00 Doris H. Fagan Secry Exp - 9/71 M*e:ir.g k 10/71 ASIK D13.1. :>.g rcre. * LAQ-WV 10/93 002322 Page 2 - Asbestos textile Institute -Fiscal Tear er.cir.g August 31,lr*"5 Disbursements Voucher 9/1/74 thru; 12/31/74 cxjL 1220 1221 1222 1223 1224 1225 1226 1227 1228 1229 1230 1231 1232 1233 1234 DATE AMOUNT PATES FOR Voided $ 11/12/74 50.00 Cash Petty Cash Fund ~ 11/21/74 11/25/74 25.CO ASTM 425.17 The Cloister 1975 Annual Dues --^ ATX Ann Mtg Expenses 11/26/74 127.00 Doris M. Fagan Net Wages - Nov 1974 11/27/74 6.CO Reelstar of Copyrights Test Manual, 3rd Xiition (U.S.L,^ 11/27/74 3.00 * Voided To Register Test Manual in Canada.- Bank Charge 12/ 2/74 12/ 5/74 12/ 5/74 12/ 6/74 12/11/74 12/13/74 37.26 ASBESTOS Mag. Postage - Nov 1974 27.25 4* 4. Tucker Test Manual - .Vov 1974 2.12 Mabel Baudoux 5 Addressograph Plates 19.61 ASBESTOS Mag. Office Supplies 61.48 Bell of Pa. Telephone - Nov 1974 10.00 Receiver General To Register test Manual of Canada in Canadian Copyright Office 12/31/74 127.00 Doris M. Fagan 12/31/74 21.70 Postmaster 3 6t}$4.76 Net Wages - Dec 1974 2/75 Mtg Notice Mailing Disbursements General Fund Reserve Fund Petty Cash $ 6,3*4.76 12,000.00 "Less Checks Drawn for Petty Cash : 100. sirm: Ck #1205-10/ 3/74: Ck #1221-11/12/74: * 50.00 LAQ-WY 10/93 02323 Withdrawals from Reserve ?u.-.d for Deposit in Central nr.-__ 10/18/7!. 10/25/74 11/14/74 $3.500.CO 1,COO.CO K1 '.TitObO.:Cr?O V'**7 OC 04434- ASBESTOS TEXTILE INSTITUTE PERIOD: 9/1/74 thru 12/31/74 EXPENSES AGAINST BUDGET - T/t 1974-75 EXCLUDES ALL LITIGATION COSTS Legal Services/Sxpenses Secretary's Gross Wages Taxes on Wages Paid by ATI ATI Meeting Expense Secretary's Travel Expense Telephone Printing/omce Supplies Postage Revision of Test Manual Test Manual Overrun Rental of Office Space Accountant {Caruso) ASTM Dues' Gifts/Flowers/Pla^ues, etc. Insurance Expended To Datq 621.20 652.00 35.96 394.57 217.00 120.97 235.74 172.91 133.80 .. 135.00 300.00 25.00 88.06 . Annual Budget $ 4,600.00 2,ICO.CO 160 .CO 1,000.00 600.00 600.00 700.00 600.00 100.00 1,200.00 540.00 300.00 25.00 100.00 160.00 i 12 ?965 .GO LAQ-WV 10/93 002324 \VT a at. ASBESTOS TEXTILE INSTITUTE PETTT CASK FUND F/Y 9/1/74-8/31/75 Page 1 August 31# .1974 - Balance at end or Fiscal fear 1973/74 {Vouchers #33 tBru 134) * 32.75 -- Registered Postage - ATI Books to Auditor.* 4.53 117 -- Repro's -Noalnating/Sl.LSj Litigatioft/43*. 1.91 1}{ -- Hepro *s - Litigation. ......... .............. 1.81 Xj -- Repro's - For 9/74 Board Meeting........... .75 140 -- He pro's Ceneral/42#; Litigation/*1.28..1.70'^A'" 141 -- Paper/Ribbon/Cardtetc., For Free. Sift,,... 3.34 Total Expenditures for Septester 1974.* Balance September 30, 1974................ *20.49 *12.35 Cash Deposit via Check #1205 - 10/3/74................ *52*22 ' *62.35 142 -- Repro's - General/FinancialjTechniceljOue..* 3*61 Ui ~ Hepro'a - Utigatioa/FTC-Ctr Itr to Alcora. .32 1^4 -- Tapes 4 Batteries.......................... 23.99 145 -- Repro'a - Geaeral/*6.37; Litigation/*5.08.. 11.4$ 146 -- Repro's - Litigation/Draft Ad Hoe Routes.. 2.12 147 -- Repro's - Cenertl/Frencb Conf k Technical.. 1.59 14* -- Repro* a - Ceceral/*2.75i litigation/44*.... 3.19 143 Repro's * General/Technical....................................*4 150 -- Repro's - Bar Examiners letter to Alcorn... .10 151 -- Mailing plaque to Dieringer................ 1.75 152 Repro's Litigation/TV coverage......... Total Expenditures for October 1974................... .. rJtiiSZ Balance October 31. 1974..................... ............ 322,43 IAQ-WV 10/93 002325 * > --04i9r> ASBESTOS TEXTILE INSTITUTE PSTTT CASK FUND t/X 9/1/74.8/31/75 P*g 2 Balance October 31, 1975 ........... ............................................. .. Cash Deposit via Check* #1221 - 11/12/74 ............. $ 12.45 so.00 . A $ 62.43 153 -- Repro's - QAMA correspondence .............. $ ,43 154 -- Repro's - Cattlemen info to Johnston 4...*.. 1.49 15j -- Repro* s - French Conf/2nd mailing ..................... 1.26 % 156 -- Re pro's - Atlas eorres/Iitigation......... ..... .43 ^ -r- ' 157 -- Repro's - Litigation/Asahi letter ... * .22 General/Cloiater & AMI ... *2.22 2.44 133 -- Repro* s - G3A ltr re FSC 2530 ............................. .20 jj2 -- Repro*s - Cattleman correspondence ......... 1.90 160 -v Repro's - Copyright forms......... ........................ 161 -- u.S. Copyright/Manual notarisation ......... .46 1.00 162 -- Postage to mail Mentals to U.S. Copyright... .. ....Total Expenditures for November 1974 4 Balance November 30, 1974 Jkaft 10.69 $ 51.54 163 -- Re pro's - litigation/Ad Hoc Member List......... .65 I6j -- Repro's - Litigation/data for Asareo Atty... 4.99 165 -- Re pro1 s - Test Kanuel/Copyright data.. ;10 Utigation/datt for Asareo..*3.83 166 -- Trucking Test -Manuals -from truck to office. 3.93 10.00 16? . Repro's - Test ifenual/Canadian Copyright... 166 -- Repro's - Satcelle nailing to Board........ .64 9.J4 169 -.- Repro*a - Test Manual/letter to printer..., 1.C6 170 Registered Hail/Test Manual check to printer 1.80 171 ,,,, Reprc's - Teat Hanual/MA bills for Custom*. _,,,.<LQg Total Expenditures for December 1974. Balance December 31> 1974...... j* ' ^02326 CKRTSOTXU ASBESTOS TEST MANUAL, 3RD EDITION FINANCIAL STATUS AS OF JANUARY 10, 1975 * . '* TOTAL RECEIPTS....................... .......................... ... * 19,328.22 . * . *AJp TO INTERSTATE FOR PRINTING THE MANUAL....................... - 19T2L2^ CA#K BALANCE ON SAND.................................... ...... . t $5.82 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE ............................................................. .... 31.50 $ 119.72 <> >. JK/.jKj.*- - SZPAYKEST DUE QAM FOR ADVANCE ON PRINTING COSTS. . . - 2 100,00 MS 1,980.23) UNSOLD COPIES -- 136 18.95....................... ....................I Z,577.20 UNSOLD COPIES 136 #12.30 ..................................................* 1,672.80 POSTACE COSTS TO BE REIMBURSED TO PRINTER ...... -I 84.2.66 BILLED TO PURCHASERS.......................................................... .... +9 1-104.09 *$ 261.43 UNSOLD COPIES #918.95 - 92,577.20 261. ` ` #912.30 - 9 1,672.80 t9 1,934723 Ml,980.28 + 2.818.61 + 85805 *-9 1,980.23 + iJaLg -t "'43'' ATI 0004-49 8