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ooo COATINGS -f _ r\pc HMHOftAl AM*? ft COATIftOI AftlOeJATION t 110ft RNft IHM I> am tm AW/ wirtmuo 0 ft JOOPf Marine Coatings Conference Program Announced ressman Zwach Introduces Second .5% Lead Bill Th* Thirteenth Annua) Manna Coat- no* Conference wa) oa Hate again rrna vaar at in* wriiaort-Atfana Metal m New v0'k City on May 2 and 3 1973 The iwo-aay orogrim mil consist of mrs# mam yatuont, mtn prommint soaakara front inauatry and government Quesnon-end-anawar oanoda anil 0* conducted at in# eioaa of aacn Mibofl. Th* Conference *nM gat anaaway at 9 30 am on Wadnaooay. May 2. witn viatcormng reman* ey Poban M iva*. Jr. EXXON Chaneesl CeatBany, USA. Mr iva* t * Chairmen of in* NPCA Mann* Finianaa Manufacturer* Com mute*. wlucft toonaort iDta annual confaranca Ha md mooarata tn* fm Banal session. sniffled 'Mann* Coating* --Oamart. Buddsrt and Onigrwn vw- parniN Inchidad an inn sanar ary OonaM Siam. Senior Naval Architect, J J McMullen Aaaoaataa. diaeuaaing Daaign Cenaidaratid** >n tn* Satacnan of a Caatmga Soeehcahon . Jama* tally. Quincy Sn>oAu*ding Ormuon Gen- arai Oynanaca Coreorauort. min * area- '*** r*aan on 'Sins Pinners'. Oom* Egan. Ouincy ShtbbuMduig Division. g*n. *r*i Oynamca Corooration. soasking on "tour taenmduaa ut Coating* Aoghes- non Roeart i_ Day)*, mtamationa) aamt Co.. Me., diaeuaaing Tacnmcat Sarvica Ounwg Shfflduddesg"- and. a ID*saar Inot vat confirmad) 10 sammanr on "An Oamars Poat-Oahvary lipenenrs mtn Coated Bag*." Th* taeand laarinn. "Hign Parfenm- ane* Co**ng*-Ai* Thay Plying Thao Way7~. and coneana at 2.-00 BJtt. Thu Im*HM mnMaoM^ tweFaf o1yf^tft*ft^ftA* Ad Quinn. Oava* 9 Haynalda Cm. who * Program Chaaman far th* ton Can. larenco. Aa*r****tatnr*a af th* Miner* Saanft Command, thd Navy INAV3K3 and ran oneata an* enamor* art senateMd ta gatgtiaaid m tn* ganal aaaarani Than, at 00 a m. a paaar. mitMd "Nate Concaata m Aatdaukng Tacnnatagy; OrpanomaiaUic Patyntaa'. ffe* MCCProgram. g. 301 Congrasiman jonn M Zaten a Recusncan raoraaannng ina Bin Cangraaaional Oittnet of Minnesota, intro duced a net* lead M Ml 5909 on Matcn 20 to amand Hid 1971 lead aaad Paint Poisoning Prevention Act Tha Zwicn lid is tna lecono to contain all thra* oroviaian*. including a 9% wad limn, wfucn th* csalinga mouatry ha* mad to get enacted into late during tn* oast two yaar* or critical lota-m-gtun o s mim. Th* oraviaiona of H A 5905 tdanneai to H p 3743 mtraducad Fadruanr S by Congraaaman Lawrana* 6 WUHama IN P* >. would amand in* laad-Oaaad Paint Poisoning Pretention Act or 1) Reducing th* Acta present 1% lasd content standard to 5%. tnaraoy mamng it continent mtn tn* Marcn It. 1972. Food and Drug Aomimatration regulation. 21 Poguutng reeaarch Oy HEW on muldol* Ieven of Oned oamt Mm. coninning me commonly uaad Wad comBound*, to aaeectam th* taf* level af lead m raautantiW parma Th* raaults would Oa reoortad ta Congreat wrtnm eight manm*. 31 IstaOMTeng iu i Federal orsdiwa two to crest* on* nanonwioa lea* conlent stsndsrd. Prscsoani Ior both HP 9*09 and H.P. 3743'a arovrswns occurred m the 92nd faagrees TTi* OmreOua Housmg Bffl. H.P. 1970#. wfuch dm not meat thd h u ms * Poo* f*t s von out was anftvnft wf ahtAe^ w o t Pwnwmw^w^Aont wsite* iantang and Cuersnay. included Via 5* tfanaaid and Federal gyaamgwn HMt Th* tenet* oaaasS, by a 92-0 am, 9.3090 wfuch ccntama* m* nasatet i of thd WHhans and H.P. 993. 2234. 1091. 1997 and 3009 m th* Hsuaa *f Padrasfnfattvaal miMtad m tha 93rd Cangrasa ataludad s provwicn Ms s 09% MM nandstd m oamt ISo* Pabrusry 12. 1973 CetunytJ Congressman Zwacn ana Congress man Williams a*s*rv* tna soorscunon an* auOBon of tn* costing* .noustnr NPCA mamnara ara urged to commumeat* min mail Congrssaman on in* subitct of H P 5905 *no H p 37*3. ootu islatiso to tna nous* Commute# On Banning and Currency To eaoo tna inauairv a efforts coorfflnataa. inform NPCA ol ail monnouai and company action taaan ICC Weighs Impact Of Freight Bates Th* Internal* Commerce Commitnon IICC1 has latuad draft statamam avakwtmg tna oosuOW affect ICC rats act10na could ha upon tna anwranmane. Th* n**d for mis action wat oaa*d uoon iCCa taruar eontidaration of thd ran*' raguast for salsciiv* incraasad freight rata*. Th* Studams Chattengmg Ptgutatory Agency Proeadurs* iSCPAPl obtamad a Mdaral court ravereal of ICCa daemon to gram tn* incnaa* Th* ICC Or**r was found aslaetiva Oactus* n out net inctuoa a si*!*m*ni of imoaet on tno snvwonmont so reouirs* by m* Enveonmental Protection Act of 1999 Th* 1999 Act nauiraa that ad Padarat mguiatary tganew* must maud* a conewaration of Th* guwumar you* had onatiangad tna soprov** rates an tn* baam tna* it tn* l auaioa* of in img-- by tn* ersasa. PnaaiMa aomrsa enaseffl oa tn* *n*a*nm*pt must b* balansa* against outey aafny gunwaae. ICC stated. Th* ICC ha* raauaata* mat comreams oa ordwaianA. fmomgs. and osnffltiifflns b* subtnms* by Agnf 12. ...... I m U.AA. ea***7-Am*.i* j'.ijia'j imm.i* ** >**. '. s aa*.egug!irjmnyj'r JM. -23b 1 S'* 0007--SWP--036757 l N22835 V r z'opases ;o Prohibit Mercury in Paint 13th Annual Coatings Symposium To Be Held June 4-7 *i'00#eed -n the New voU AttamDiy :oru40r 20 was a s k i No 5967) to S'omoM ft invastafo swt of any saint containing mercury comoounos >n summary tne oe aiso would ' Con.o#r oainis containing oruy "acts of mercury or mercum com. oovjno concentrations wmcn art >eison< O'v ^ntwoioaoiv gresoni a% naving t o 'arcurv content 2` ^towifi )! Conten#rs of aemts not :ontsnmg mircury comoounos :o n* : woo on >aoeia ino words Contains 10 mercury comoounos 3) herimt tnt taio of saint containing "treury in sloe* o^ai'to or ourenssod Dafere tnt effective data Septemoer I *974 * NPCA consider* the prooosod Call jnnoctssaty Because tnt Now Vort *tt>afle taw. wruen sectme effective -anuerv t (971 oresonny controls no amount of moreury in 0'OOuCtft so*d or useo tnrougnout me state Furthermore. Aitomoty i4f No 5987 wouftf sdeetNcany discriminate against paint products ano would require nogatnro'* itDohng a mormomrig ingredients not con tained n a groovet as onoosed to those tnat art) tnonnctuol star# rntnerront on mo uao of mercury m products tnooid d o notqao until pending yoeeedmg> on me marewry >asvio aro resolved by tnt Environmental Protacnen Agency, aeeoromg to NPCA Mtai *o*co*ogv a^o Coet<ng* <<i M tna suoiec*. of ** '3w Annual Coat* ngt Srmpofttum to DO Ma*0 ,un* 4 7 ai Norm Oasota State unv*rat* n Fargo Norm Denote An international >geentat'on of Jutnonreftvt eoai'Ag* nouairvmon ml *pon on me meta '.oncitv s.tuation of soarings m rno U & ano severe) otnr countries Soonosmen -om government 'rguiaiorv agencies uooate o^ogram artanoeos on laae contain legislation ano 'tgwenene. as wef as umnatioAs pissentiy Doing oieeuised <or omer mausinal metals Savers* eueetion ano answer periods will be included Penieioents ,n in* symooeium wi mciuee management md tKnn*ce> coat ing* personnel, government rearssenia* twee, legislators, piastic and onntmg mouatry regresentetives. raw material suoouera and au omer Demons eonetmso won losiciiy in coatings TH# m/ee-ano-ore*nalf-dy program win open Monday morning. June a wtn keynote aodreee on 'The Coatings industry s View of Tosteology Frodiems ` Freeontetione wiM then follow on Th# Putt* HeMti a View ol Tomcoiogy Frowoms". "Usee of Metal Comoounoa m Cddtmgi'. m aoonn to. reoont on the Canadian, turooean and Jaoenes# coetmgs industry a loticoiegxai etuitions Ounng me afternoon sasaien NFCA TscrwHCai Director RoyM A Brown wiH p*icss *j 9 *eguar a* - *'**err **e ftjrure -allowing 3raw*t ci'ese^ia'on wn a* 'eoorr* on *ne *o.tv o *Cu " ai --arais kom nuD a CS^a arc taEW ^eoreatniaiivea session s secono :iv 3 w mI ooen wun a o'esenrenon on 2j s c s of Toucoicgv #3noweo av :amorenA> Vvi raoorrs on na --#'c-r/ caot**v-- ano Otner neUii A oro^ress OOl- an rn* Naronai Fant aa sat>gs Allo cation * eaO ingestion St-py wm a*o Pe orosentto --O agones for Afeonesoay ^ioin*ng -une 6 wid ce wcn m*rnooa ro an< atyte coatings 'or metais neuemg *5I'M standards ter . anai^s, fiuoreKence enfcyue and atomic assoro* non and emission analysis The Effect of Toticoiogicai Consioers* none on Formwaodn wWi ooon me ehomoon program F>gmenution will &e tno tome wmen teriows covering cow. corrosion and antilounng conuaereuont eswettat Are retardsner Thp program wiM conclude with a seesmn on Thursday June 7 sealing with additives Bactsneodee fungtodee end Oners wel do inorougMv siacuseod Enrollment fee is $100 for the ifinrt omgrm For regnvretion transoonaoon. accommodation and other information contact Oooartment of Polymer* and Coolings North Oaketa Stats untrsny Fargo NonhOakota 51102 Congress Eyes Emergency Strike Legislation P.I.E.B., Kent State Schedule Second Joint Short Course for Ju/y 9-13 Conprooo it aunmiy cor*tooting 17 iiXtttm proeePPM concpfflutg matnoOa to IIM tnp ohPCt Of enppkng winMjimsn ttnopp. 04 i*po p oraoetoia nmp on Mp m thp Houop of marwampiMp* pit* tight on m mo Soooto. 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Omm Induptry (*u pp> non Bwtptu, NBCA hppoouanpm. nun r.r.nrim -T- "mr.irrrrKt<maa*HffMMVld>flPWBnm'->--``*:- . .. * *. * * . . * - . -. _ 0007-SWP-036758 I 0007-SWP-000118075 Anti-Vandalism Task Force Formed x loco*' NPCA u *o';* nas o**n jf-oed n -*50de to tne growing cen-*rn about stlictment st brogarty Dy sory =* "> ;'** II :*.a n* NPCA Ann-vano*!.!-" -* e3ree I Will wor* onmamv w.:r *"e Cty ol New yorn -- aitnougn givandalism s *ncr*aiing mougnoui me count-v --.n an iitamot a imd technological solution* to that :>ty a proelam A study recently rtitaitO by the city estimate* m* current ciaan-up eons ol graffiti vandalism at 510 million per year That amount, tn* report raid, would only keao graffiti from going be yond SO gar cant ol in* eurlaeat suseapt'Oia to it To reduce graffiti to an accaotaei* 'aval of 10 o*f cam surface coverage would raoun* S24 million annually The report prepared under tne suoerviuon of New York Mayor Undaay a cruel ol stall. Steven L Isanberg. none that SO per cent ol all subway ears. 45 par cent ol all buses and SO per cent ol alt housing projects havt boon heavily defaced by gialfin '* Isanberg said that tha moat imoortam notion lo bo discredited puMicfy it that gralfiti vandalism and delaeaitiant ol property is an acceptable form el pop art. Agreeing with that theory. Hobart A. Roland. NPCA Eeeeutive Vice President, said tha industry is vitaMy concerned about the misuse ol ne product* end will help in every way possible to alleviate this problem. in a four-part work schema, the city is sacking now metnada m technology, law enforcement ana security, market ing. ana educational and community programs. Ae a drat step, the city hea aekad n p c a to enueue ne present bus end tram maintenance pane ipacdkeaane with e goal or finding better epstmgs which might laodleta Pie lemevel ol new defacement. The task force baa' Pm agreea to ramew the deenlng egenra raws used on graffib and to daknaeti thaaa which might b* met* eHbePeo on tha various substrates defaced. A* a longerterm pruiaca. me industry groud hae bean aakad to prepare a feasibility study of dear prosactive coeanga tea use on masonry surfaces and oyer freshly panned areas. Commenting on the raport. Miyot bndeay said, `it's * duty shame met we must spend money for pea purpose in a time of austamy. The coet of deanng up graffin. even to a paraal ament. >* sad taatimony to the impact of the (hdugMeas Sehewor which 5m Behind graffiti vsnaaftam." Improvements in Coatings Cited at Aluminum Seminar "na cottirgs -CuS'.ry tamoi zt JCCuSea Of not buC>ng -ifin a gcoo *s 'v .sad to accoramg -a Rov S'own Ousctor of NPCA t Tec-- ; Oivltor : j**? ,*-- -; ra e"3 ** *3 *-*k.* -j -.-i: . - jna ::nswTri ** <4:1 ' - : :: .2*, # IS At M **? :-A -- is: y*ee* 2* as* A aarson has oniv :o to-mpar* '-e performance ol me coating of an auto bicycle oi houstnoia aoDuanct min mat of one coatad 10 or 15 years ago to note tha great imorovaments Brown told a session ol tnt Aluminum Fmisnmg Seminar h i Chicago sunng Marcn Tha NPCA Technical Ousctor. m hi* paoar on 'Organic Coatings--Pirformanca Soacifieatione ana Testing- cited improvements made m initial eooearanct. aetanor Ourioiluy. giou and color reten tion. and freedom from staining and water toomng ol organic coatings The performance ol a finished article, and tha ability of the article to continue to perform satisfactorily over us ta pected lifeume. probably the greatest single consideration m the mind of tha consumer." ha said. 'A consumer win pay S high pnes for. and conanue to buy. tha product ol the samt manufacturer ones ha convinced he can depend on it." he continued Brown stated nut porformartc* seaoficsnorts, tost methods and procedures and atandardisad teats, whan possible. A.*,--i- i .se: :r agrees AfiC #* assess *3 * "ints * us jra*sr:p*s ease'- -e aottY st -- ipatefl *3 ?*j~ :s orr^trn acofi^rct 'or z-q : ::j ot nmt .s assart.ai ZcCit must sa gavyn ** assa^ad 'o n# enamttes a^giraa'i +*'0 **,# cavatootti aanar esaanmg "'"i-cci eoftv'nort coatrg svatami aar aluminum swrtaca *or ass'.cj- mar# 3wa*a aoiyma^i ztre' aigmant* aiwa raw and improved soo>i* nation ana curing mttnoat wr\ien ac^ r* a mor uniform him thicknaaa Piooany coatao aluminum, oaeauaa of its miny sot*or prooortit*. s *a* pUemg cempautiva maianafi for a graat many wtas- Th* imoonani pomt $ \o saiact tno correct costing sysiam for :rt and usa --ano mo correct aiummum alloy.' Tha thrat-day tammar it soonso^tj by trva Aluminum Association Aisamm^rn Eairudars Council. Amanean Pactro* {rtatars Sociaty Arehnaevural Aluminum Manufacturer* Assooanon. ana NPCA Minn. Proposes to Restrict Use of Economic Poisons Containing Mercury Two Mmneeota bdta. House M 921 and Sense* aid 1971. prohibiting the sale or toe of "economw poisons" con taining moreury. 2. 4. 5-T, 4-0. or OOT. hsea been mtrodueed to amend the MKWdidM leonomie Poiaena law. Ttie bade yeauM empower the state's tnwrapmental Petoede Review Commetee to perme the use el prohibned "ecenormc poiaono" m Sduebon deomod an "emergency " However, in the caaa of mercury and DDT tha usage would have te be determined an ~*atrame amargancy" by the Commetee. According to the bid*, mereunr would not be permuted to be used "lor any purge*# in such manner that it may bo Owcharged or find ns way no the Additionally, me Ml* would grant me Comnwtee autbemy to include other ecanomc oeraon* at compound* to me raatnetod hit of "scenoirac poiaone". H I. 921 ha* bean referred to me House Committee an Cmyronmantai Preservation and Natural floaourcao S I. 1971 has been referred to mo Comrmttae on Health. Watfart and Corraonone if anactid m* affacuve oats wotdd a* January 1. 1974 Although the Ml* would not affect * broad range of coatings products. NPCA (sola that additional raatnenon* on mercury in products should not be imoosed by any stew untd the environ mental Protection Agency'* conclusions on tha mercury usua are announced TRADEMARK WATCH Claae Id--KAYTONl. K LI MATE PRUP MAOISON BIONICS. NIPOSIT. OS BORN WITH DESIGN. PPG. A CON CERN PON THE PUTVIRf. ROLUNS. RUTGERS WITH DESIGN wpe4iin 0007-SWP--036759 N. Y. Proposes to Prohibit Mercury in Paint -i-so-iceo -a tne New Asif-o1* -eoruanr 23 41 a 3,ii No 5967i "0 promoit m* "I'liuii tut of any sum conta-i-mg mercury ccmpouncs in Summery tne 0 1 *0 *0v 0 it Convaor paints containing or y tiacae ol irorcupy o p ~'t'Zjry com- sound concentrations wh.cn are reason ably unavoidably prcsant ll laving no maregry contont 2) Paquire all containers of paints nof containing mercury compound* io in- duo* on tabaii tna woros Contains no mareuiy compound* ' 3) fttirni the uX of paint comaming marcupy in stock, prdsred o p purchased bofop* ino offtctivo oaia. Seotemoer i 1974 NPCA consider* the opocoaod bill unnecessary. bnauM in* New York festictde Low. which became effective Januapy 1 1971 eratcntiy cenipoi* tna amount of mercury m products sold op used throughout tlx uo. furthermore. >ambfy Bin No 5997 would (poeti cally ducnfiwiato agamm oamt productt and would leowre 'negative* labeling fio.. mentioning ingredients not con tained m a product a* oopoaad to tnoae mat aro*. Indwidual state roatnenons on mo use of meicury m products should bo Ivoidad until ponding proceedings on me mcrcuiy issue me resolved by me Environmental Protection Agency, according 10 NPCA 13th Annual Coatings Symposium To Be Held June 4-7 Metu "av.ea-ogy ire Cost-'?* w.e Z sc-ss uS hegu.at era --9-etei' pt '-r i.o.eci ol '"e :3t" Arn.il Coat :.:wi =otaw-g 3'Ow" t press-1*!' ngs Svmoosium to s* "r-d ,,uc 4 7 ar wvi is -roorts on t-t "cnc.rv pi J Norm Detail S-at cf-venuy n argo -si --etaie tiom U3 v> 2S"A j-p Norm 3ac:a -6 A -rs-esenta: res An ntarnaiiocai '-casanraran -r *'l seis.ors seeing ;*v , ,-e 5 w . avt-ontat v* caairngr -ovsr-v"en w.,1 earn won a pietentat or on "* =11 ;j toon on tna meisi rovic.ty situation of Of "ovieoiogy followed by cp~o*e-e- coalings n me J S arc van'll otnar Sive '(sorts on .eac ewy tad-- -r- countnas Sooaasman ('om govarnirttni and otnar metais A prog-css -toor-, 3i 'rguiaiory agencies wni update program tna National Pami and Dott-ngs Asso attanatet on itad content tgiviuion end ciation a lead Ingest,on Stuoy <i a so regulations, at was as. limitations prea- be prpsentsd nily baing diacuaacd for other industrial Tha agenda for Wednesday mom.rg mains. Several question and answer panada will be included Participanii m tna eympeaium win June 8. will Osel with methods 'o Jn. aivse coarnge lor mams neiudmg ASTM standards for anaiyt-s s-rsy nciudc managemant and tacnmcal coainga oervonnel. government represents- Buotescanca analysts, and atomic aosoronon anp emission analysis tivea. legislators. ptaauc and printing industry leprasantainm. raw mstcnal The Effect of Tosicoiogicai Cont.ein- suppnen and all othtr parsons concerned with toncity m coaunga. tiens on formulation' mil opan tna ahtmoon orogram Pigmentation w,n oe The mrae-and-one-half-day program tha tope when follow* covenng poior wdt span Monday itwmng June 4. with corrosion and antitouting conudcrationa. a keynote address on "The Coatings as wait s a lire rataroancy. industry a View ol Tomcotogv P'oolems.' The orogram mJ conclude with a Presentation* will man toMcve on "The sesuon on Thursday. June 1 dealing Public Hearn's View d Taaicology with additives. Bactenocioea. fungicides Problems". "Usee of Metal Comoeunds and Oners wfl be thoroughly discussed m Coatings", m addition to. legorta on Enrollment lee is SI00 !o the mme the Canadian. Curogeen and Jaoents* program, for registration, transportation, coatings industry s towcologKSl situa accommodation and otnar infoimat.au tions eontaer Daoartmant of Polymars and Ounng the ahemoon session n PCA Coatings. North Dakota Stata University Technical Director hoyel A. Iiewn wJI fargu. North Dakota S8102 Congress Eyes Emergency Strike Legislation PJ.E.B., Kent State Schedule Second Joint Short Course for July 9-13 Congress it currant* considering >7 differenr propose* concerning msthods to ease ms affact of cnppbng transpor tation strikes. Of mesa prapessta mrie are before the Homo of Hapriwanutwa* and eight are in me Senate- four Cewgreanoeal cam- mineee are coneadeniM mo groggaala. The legufscw* refers* aeefe to assure a oeaaaM letBimpa* of labor-menage mam dawutas natl>a denWahsd rate by mo taderai govammam as an mum of tna aomomanb testing lawa naue bean unsuccessful in accomphahMig tM ob jective. Puttie demand has mcraaiwgfy urged an setenion of protection ouar stnkes that could result in wanspeniton then- ifH for penotfft. Accenting tt me Utveed Tranigortatian Consumer*, tnm raaidta in mconeantence. financial naroalupL and human auflgnng among the ganard public. The aacand tachmcaf abort caws# aonnamed by the Paint Indtaauy Cduaa- non fureau and me Department of Chanseuy at Mem Su m Unwersity * schediPad to be neid in Kent. Ohm. July S-13. Thu cauiau. "Dispemen of Pigments and damns in Organic and Aquaoue Madm". is devgned far uUnnduaU mapeneiblg Mr teasarch, oenfcpment. and productien of coating matanna, wno need M opumue dispemen atabdny and develep ayarnme for esse of msensn cal drapinmn. Pour topee for the technelegur wad be covered, indudmg me study ef the hmdamental*. edditwee. eaee^daeaf efiw^wjgue e||d eendydbad tschrudues necessary to achieve proper Program chairman is Cart J Knauaa. assistant to the chairman of the Chem istry Department and Itheolefr taboratory Director at dam State. The pniwpsl lecturer on the fundamentals or conoid and surface chemistry wd be Dr. Wichita J. Puch. a physical enanust. raaaarch cenductor and tiachar at dam Stam. Or. Much <a lirastint ehauman m me Department of Chemany. Eleven other reteeich directory, devshspmant charmits and pmducuon managara m coatings organustisne won aspenance m daaeaiainn rafeted prob lem* wad present fundsmentel* and apphcatione horn the industry's view point. Penen* mtuomad m rebMdnng for the course should contact: Cad JKnsuea. Cftcrrmoy Department. Kant State umenmnr. dam. Ohm 44241 or Pickard Johnson. Perns industry Educa tion Bureau. NPCA headduartera. 0007-SWP-036760 l 0007-SWP-000118077 Calif. Proposes to Ban Spray Paint-Sales to Minors BBB Pushes "Constructive Consumerism" Canfom* AiSamOW 9*11 NO 33* OfOUtOiitng **> of 44MOf0t JD'IV S*in *o ot'SPn* wfltftr *9 j u c c o Fforuanr *2 'ho difl rstre:ing r*# tin of at'osol sarov aoir'ts *owid add *n s-odwct `jtogory o tn* ScriQJH 0 soisan *.*r u/u)o/ tits California Busmsts ana Professions Codo fs# propos#* bill * .ntantion dsntie*) to a* unsuccessful ort *ntredue#4 u* trim i9?2 Sh k o ii. * to eomoat California % graffiti and sniffing problems Howavor. according to NFCA, ins b)i. raiMf than placing an unduo ratinotion on product saios. should sddrots tno proofem by punishing misuaora of aaroaol sprov pamta AssomWy 8'H Ho 33* has boan tfmermo to tno Assombfys Comimnos on Htaim (MCC Fngrtm ... coat) wnfl bo presenttd by t. J Dyckman fiom cm ftavai Ship HAD Caniar ll Anneeolia. Maryland. The third and final session will eonvan* at B 1$ a m sn Thursday. May 3id Thu session. anntlad Important Adluncta to Successful Coatings Appliesnon*", will at monarand By David T Bloodgood. gotNoAtm ShipBinlding Dm* nan. Batompra Panekits include Arnold J Eiekhoff. Consultant and Chairman of tht Stanl Structures Pawning Couned Commute* on Film Thickness Msssurement. who wiN discuss Essmmstion of Film Thieknae* Maaauramant Tachmouaa". William Guany. Contuhsnt, WHO wiH apaak so "Sarwea Evaluation Tsehniouaa for High Hsrtermanca Caanoga*; and Oats Kraager. Assistant Vca Praai dent Amanean Bureau of Sfpaw whoso raowrka at* ammsd "CoanngB from iba Vwwpawa of ins Cissnficsben Soootwa" Mr. Btaadgaod will ctaan am tha seam wim a did* pmtantapab an "Mhnion Abatement biuipanw at tfw BsHdsfum 3panama bam Shipyard". *^hn nm-dBy canfdraocB of abd tab a lunebaan iiiibaad bp a pramwwot ipoakor (to ba aAnauncadl. Advance lagwuaoen fsa a 3*0.00 par parson: a fas of SSO.OO par parson wdl ba charpM for maaa rogiatanng at iba Contaranca. HsgntrsBon mchidaa lunch on both days, a rseapaon rohowmg ma tfiamoon iwnan an Wadpaaday and copwo of rif pspara pitasins a at two Conference. Sao March 3B. 1973 Caaanta far a Contaranca registration form or contact: John Mantgomaty. Sanaral Counaal. NbCA Iwaaauartcm. c.snr "on svouid oc meet 'o cpr-ve-t n# energy of cor-su~-S" ->p 1 ;pn IMuctivt lores accO'lling to Oon ~igims Director of Camumsr Eductt-on `or tno earn'd si Sitter a,,i,nss 3u- >tu> Spsiving at a rygenc --eer.-g sf NhCA t Trios Slid intrusting Comnines in loct Baton Fionas riiggms csscnaed constructive consumerism at an orgsmted eoniumar cauta to onng about naoaad enanget in proauCtt Itrv>eat. and butmaaa 'atponts tnraugn ootn aiilogua m a spirit of coooarauon and undarslanding. This eonsumonsm would tneomoass eonstruetiva input to ousmoaa irom consuman. Higgmt said Busmsss could tnan respond to this feedback Higgins proposed that Puainatsmon make a concerted offart to siiminait -nisiaaoing aovartising and diielsu all 'aiavanc facta about products and *enricac. while opening channels of com munication wnh conoumois. Higgwia cittd Iho Comnuttaa for Con- stnactno Conaumwram H an ssampls of :`sc*a: *3 ** j; *i of ::,s:,r ~ :*.* --3imtfrt; r^ -i^r :r --' 2 act "**e Sw':ci *e t : 5 :f-r **! p* ac*oft * * a . i* -u-Jw'-e's da-ich :;ns.-e<$ --,st *91;* -to :*j -5 j a.y "h* 2^*i"** ;o^inu-ttv as 1 a -;* -'wii :a* v 1.0*# i^a *# .# set an a Mnafy ocnanos *atf -#at hifOl .n -s*rhtpi*6# 5mC1 set or 1 3#f#OU*lUTt to 'eorC`rg -- angrv *# criminations of vrn 'a* tonal cjfoaucnva *hs c^a*gs can rightly os causa eonstructiv# con- sarntnam Ktggmt statao **{ *h# Ca** muett #or Constructni* Carsur-s^sm **#aOt tn *jii suoaort of socn 'aio^aj ano iocai busmassas ?*is suooort tan givo tna 3itti Busmass Buraau* :r* prastigo ano tn# muacia to mprowo busmasa psrformanct farpf to >nst*tuio diftio^ua boiwoon ousmost ino consumofo tiffin n lb aboto. left to right: John L Awnbaga. Prsaidam. John U Armiugo Cimpawp; Ma. CMaapale and MamM A. CMaupab. Btoafdim, UBp Industrial CaHnia. Inal Mr. CtdauBab. tbo ufalag chairman at ha OKA Chamlcaf Caaringa BtcaHng Conimbtao. wan hanarad tar Ma aantes a die caadnaa induetnr. Bobruorr 3* In Boca Man, Florida, durin* caiamanlaa *hwn by liwommg Cbalimais. Mr. Armbafo. bpfMnfaim 0007-SWP-036761 i l. 0007-SWP-000118078 Air Pollution: Status Report The `allowing >St 'eoretentS tne ;,,rren! status of air pollution control eguijtni n '9 aula* ana the D.unct of CoiumBia wroch nave aoaotad or gro> ooio .aginations 10 control. >sst in son hyorocs'bons ana onoiocnenucal os.oants Won or (has* piant art mod e-ad on loa angis Rule 66 tnaetto n 1967 wnicn saoaratas solvents into active and nen-ieacuva classes. -moosng taugn .eitncnors omy on photo chemical solvenia Sma of maw slates nave to resubmit plans far air pollutian controls gnaw recent court decision. (See related article in this issue) Alabama Regulation modeled on Hula 06 adopted lor Mobile County only. Siwaoolied paints art sssmptsd. Approved by CPA May 31. 1973 Anaona A state-wide regulation was adopted May 29. 1972. Mancopd County has aooptod (August 12. 19721 S regulation similar to Ault 90 He ute-spcAod regu lations. oacopi tnose urtular to Auto 00.1. CeUtomla The lay Area has Asgulation 3. Los Angeles has Rule 60. San Diego has adapted Aula 60 Coiwcdcut The oresent regulation cade for a change, effectrve January I. 1979. Dam a Rule 06 type regulation io esemptmg only those adhama luted ae non reaatma as the ERA Gutdaknae. Currant sffsctwa repulairpna laflaw AMa 00. ascapt tor a total solvent 'i-titstion ot 900 os n. steeo of 3 000 os Cont-at 31 ncni. tecturel coatings <s stata-iv.ea Accrc.ed By CPA May 31 '-972 District of Columbia Regulanom limit Output of Sl-"g ovens to is lbs a say No controls on otr-er emiuions lllinots A reguJarron simitt to Aula $0 was adopted AprS 13. 1972 and aopraveo oy ERA May 31. 1972. A now regulation is under canuderatien which would control particulate emiesion The rule beead on the atsumption that paint bak ing ovens emu piniculste matter us their eshaust Indians A recant change in regulations includes an emotion tor nan-pnotoeitemicaMv readme advents as defined m Rule 66 The new resolution was idepifd by the stMl January 4. 1973. Ksntusky In the Rnd approval of the Air Pollution Control Aegulenpn. the sasmptian far netnerauan far water-based coalings is missing. NRCA* Air Quality Task Pores brought tlus onrnamn to tha ananuon al tha Ksntudty Air PoSution Control Commission, winch hap indicated u plans to eonact ttoo oversight. Rule 90 applies to sources in LoutsmHa and Cneauun asr quaury ragwnt and new sources only in other areas. Approead by KRA May 31.1972. Eokewmg duapproyal of thaw rtgulabOA. tfto Mate aporaead a regiasoon similar to --a ;9S uuiOe-meS caA tooreveo -egwat-on .n Octoner *97 2 n p c a i atte--ot.ng :o : *r`N the present s-aus Pi solvent emission controls lor pa.rt-19 oos'sl-ons Maryland 3jie. 56 :>oe -eguus on wnicn lop as pniv >0 t"s Washington and Baitimort air puanty -agions was anoroved By ERA May 31 (972 Neve York 'he state "to adopted Ran 209 'a Auu 66 type regulation), wnicn spoilas omy to the New York City metropolitan area At oresem. the state is considanng changes m tins regulation. New votk City nso has its own regulation. Public law eA9 North Carolina Rule 66 adopted January 21. 1972 and spprevsd by ERA May 31.1972. OMp Rule 00 aDomed by ERA May 31.1972. Oklahoma Rule 00 applying to new sources oMy was appravad by ERA May 31. 1972. Virginia Rule 66 appitet only to the Washington metropolitan regmn ERA approved the regulation May 31.1972. Wlaoaneln A ragutanon similar to Aula 66 apphai ttate-wiOe omy 10 new tourcea and ip Ik aoarcao mi the soutnesst Wisconsin Isurroundatg Mkwsukea) air quality ngien. Apprmsd by ERA May 31. 1972. EPA Ordered to Rescind Air Quality Compliance Extansiona Tha U.S. Cowi of appaala tor dtp Otatnci of Columkto imp mdmud dm Emmonmental Riatasdasi Agenay IERA) to raarjnd ns dactotoh skewing 17 atams hem pddtosnal vanrg* gp cs^ag^r tamh thp nanarwi ambtaiit air aundktdh Tha atatw attoctad by dip Court's sourcas Oatonea Courted y. Ruekatohatm warn Alabama. Anaona. Calltomia. Cola rada. Indiana. Kansas. Maryland. Mtaaechuasns. EElnnewae. EEisddu^l* Naur Jenay. New York. Okie. RsMaytowm. Tessa. Utah and WasiUngun. Tha IT states wars grantad tha astensions m May 1172 bacauas sf thee msbiEkf to moat ttandarde astablidhad Urn cadaan manpads and phntochemirel owdarns. Dm Petonaa Caunoi chMlewgad tha ERA tatanaianp on tha. graunds that WM*m O. Ruakatohaue. ERA Rdmkwtramr. had ymlatad dm Oaan Aie Ast by granang eatarmona enehnut an dkiak eharmng by dm statsk mat csnikwit was not feasible, and by aaaandiag dm lima tor wbAWbng trsmpantbon plana. Tha Count ordered ERA to diract tha mm knmhtgd tb rmtdmkt atvmndad aft pidhalkn canal punt by Aped 19.1973. 9RA mum adhar apptovp or awmgrmn theta suns by Jims If. 1973. H IRA dacNtoa mat the amandad piaaa wdl not aohmvs dm pnmary standards by May 1979. ERA must pmpam a plan far urn stats by August 19.1973. AudmfaMus was atop ordsrad am to gmm aamnaiaas te dm s u m# wanes* fact Jctarnareng dim eeiagfianca a impgaukts fiarima of lack o tschnafogy or sfwrnma moans tor tnaawig tha standard. NRCA asks na mamboti at dm aftoctad ttataa m ba aton m any praams d nda making or efmngm In ptaaint m pekuosn constal ngtdakons. Chongw m mas# ragManana ahauM tm rsparud m Ray Connar gr liny Thenuu m NRCA hdkdmikrnm. msit-amiisa 0007--SWP--036762 0007-SWP-000118079 Dial-A -Number For OSHA Help TRADEMARKS ' o^'^c --j * -* : s 5t*icvr* 3g#*tM>f> on Ocevoit'0w Stfttv a'V] w#*nh Act QSHA) irt8 3 **tv5 -* .i :: nrooroa mow'd eo<n* ** "ti/tst ocu or otonci CSnA gffic# tar m# 4n**#rs *> 20 ;sr =* "**' z.z j 3us^#m*n ffiouiQ *>ot wuti ?o ufrZ9 tn# conv#.nT service ro ttavii'* n# on - I** : j Zt'* s -i. 4ei ot or*--*tuf OSHA ' `loacuon it tn#* com*ci n oi*C - oatamto s~ * i;i-n 3. i. Following if# 10 *gion*i ana 49 local OSHA ortic# DMm Hombc'i to contact Claa* I -- =j n or !*. or information on OSHA sranaaros 34rt4 Uiia'M Ctaaa t-tg-h.n 4 3*,r ng Ma;t' I I Cltl fi - IfllM Wfflbft 0*# S*ft!*A a*StMO*FIC* nartfot# Coneat# Am# Y#ffc 4*ft#wft 01# *>M V|* NgoWk SvfMgM SMiwf* a a LDFIf ***U4#*m *Mtti4fNa Si>mad# ACMHBM Pinuuiy# mra* o# a mm w>p#nai Otaa A#m# SawanntA m* MMKHMta Otawm fi UMOartata LaMi#A #paw#l Ota. Ctac#f# Omw i MMMMla QgM# MSdMuiai iwtawna riiaiwm 'To ma# CdMIHII-- D49m 9aftOta. 0M4 Mftftlftl tj#ia<ft# Tf4M UftOsafe N#ft04M#4 ID U)4>D iw z:i 4$n 0I Ml 4AM :03 2U 2294 103 22I HII 2iat?VfA4l 213 2M-M40 201-04B-II3Q 3H-473-3700 01-724.1091 III-294.0400 31V.HT410I 219.997 4991 30f>if2-2a40 703.7l2.224f 4l2.44.2Qt 7Q3.44f.CMI 4fta.12C.MT3 404.929*9100 913> 214^)933 203*912-7100 209*433.3101 90A.7I1.2BM 19*749.9313 704-372-0711 309-929-0011 502-192-91M 313-399-4710 312-339-1330 113*220-9720 12.720*2971 214.922-3910 414.224.3310 317.033*7304 414 4001101 4)3*290*7043 111-444.2349 IIATWltn iiwipim na-aa-MSt rtp-7efi.ten iN-mi aaa-7a>-ari 1 MMIt-MI ftanaaa Cut 4#ft40 Ota krnMi Cm Si l *m> Om** Omh t R*#m4 Ota Oa k mt |J/f*9a 1AU44 Ota S4*i Rifiiwl Ota. S4M lianamm L04f l4*44 Pfttawa H>diftMiM No t h MjftMiOta. SWM AnaMTAg# 7#tMf# 14.374 1249 4 *4 j?4 :ru 314.422 54*1 *02-221-32 7 3Q3.B39.1943 303 234.4471 *04.249 47l 101*924.9090 419*994^404 419.999.0910 212-022414 <02-291-4497 900-944-2197 209 413.9030 109.441.7420 907.372*9991 103*221.2291 Briefs Malta: Finn wieha* to aapand production of pan*, camem compound* through lOutl vonturo. Fanetrat* aaport markon, particularly m North Africa and iho MiddM law. Tho firm, currently manu facturing mer* than tinny kind* of paint and compound*. n**d* additional eqwpmoot Contact Central Madnananean Froducta ttd. ICM Ft): 34/6 Shan Strew: Vafiocra. Malt*. Iwttnnand: Imooning firm unthaa to act a* aoont tor anc andea uaod ay tho mbdor induavy. acmdmg 10 tho U S. Dacwtmant of Caatmaw. tho Arm Mia naraawd In motliodng thooo producain Italy. VugMaina and COMECON aiumaa. Camacc Mbmral-Chnmaa AG: Awn Mr. U Sthdlgar Tafaabar 42. P.0SoaCM-6022: Zurmh. Swroertand. : at 4 C-tmtii Z:~cot; a-t C att 12 -- on Va-s-a a Cleat :a -*'cia::i-a 4 Z:o'i:t ^iat rgt Ctaaa 29-3'oon-t 2-,,i'ta 4 Cleat 52 -- 4 Soaea lasu* of Meicn 13 '$73 Data 1 ACQUELL Claaa C-20X *1.8* t.rC TRA-SEAt. SIM-Ch EM FVSEX CRA. GAP. Ctaaa t2 - 7E RRA-CAADE DE SIGN OF TWO X$ CONNEC1SG Ctaaa Id -- CfiAGAR TEAKQ 6 DESIGN VANGUARD BARNA-XUL laaua of March 20 1973 Claaa 1 -- X-TING-WISM. SUMIKATHENE DESIGN OF TWO XS CONNECTING. Claaa *IBON-CRETE. ALGAf.GUARD. STAFORM I FI iWO). Ctaaa Ifi-cASY WAV. EASY WAY ON Of SIGN. 311.0- CLOfi TORFBDO. laaua ol March 27 1973 Oac* - CAL-VEfiOE. IMFCO IN DESIGN. Claaa 16-AL5TMOM. ASTROIANI. dOYSEN. MOD-U-FORMUIA. Oaac 21-MYFIN: Ctaaa fi2-IMFCO IN DESIGN. Garmany; Firm wishea to buy tlllera for tna acquar mductry Contact Chnatanaan. 5chmanx 6 Co. 2 Hamburg 78 Karttiraaa* 21. Garmany. Indio: Firm wialtat lo act aa an agent lor I) plant eowoment; 2) mouatnal raw ma terial*: 31 buamat* macnmtt. ano *1 varth moving machinery. Contact: Tai Ovcracaa: Mohan Xutn: Sangat Reao. Civil Lmea: Ludiana. mom. Canada: Firm manufacturer marketing trade and mduatnal breduce* m Ouabac and Ontario saaka purenaaar. Snong walkavarbig diatnbuter franclma. Cantan tile Barry. Canadian Faina Mamfacturar* A atedition. IDfiO leaver Haa HAManvcal 111. Canada. rorusMEs tnaatdm I Foam a1 n #f >mWiii UTmaaMl^ A Jmlffl 1171 aa.'Tknr t+lnfS +llflfc Jan tan isSiMMuag team qaar, January 1171 data 1071 JmIITS +m -I-IE4S + 10% t b t u noMcnan TraEaSdm souKEti* Oo iw m * c #mma mw i Omm. MMfc JftL 1*73 ttanTtrar -HAI* -f-ti.n him MHifii41I9U00If 11 TI^IMft 3&7Z2M* jfthitn Matan + <0% - 01% -h in corao*** MW tiftO I ft. ptBC 20099 tuftft Om *n 9* a--#ft4*4' p>i*ii.Af, %ns 0007-SWP--036763