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mJyiMkaiaiaiaari^dfcaaMMa XCCi .4 ,1^4/PA PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT MAR-64 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 8BAH8 TOWKB CHICAOO, ILLINOIS 00084 March 30, 1976 Mr. L. L. Sealy HAREMONT CORPORATION 200 East Randolph Drive Chicago, IL 60601 Dear Dlckt Plaaae find attached ay copy of Federal Actione Bulletin No. 9 which dlacuaaea the aabeetoa question in detail. It prompts some questions on ay part which aa you know have baan on ay mind for some time. 1. How long would It taka Mareoont to develop a .pre-arced ahoe for installation in our shops? 2. Could we use our current O.T.C. ahoe utilizing the A.Z.O. concept for the purpose of installation in our shops? 3. Is it possible that sooeone is working on a nonasbestos material for brakes? Is Marcmont? 4. What is Mareaont's opinion on the industry abandoning, point of sale grinding? 5. Which of the following competitors do arc grinding in their shops as Bears does? Wards Penneys K-Mart Goodyear Western Auto Grand Auto Pep Boys Firestone '-'"V s DATE'i-lVgf; , EVD- IDENT Ef] 'rr~. y J3L (a 7/ - cHonoringcy1menet's cBiccntcnnUl............... Celebrating Ovr90,hc/Anniver9arye)k*r Mr. L. L. Scaly 2 March 30, 1976 X would appreciate anawera to the questions I've posed aa aoou as possible. In addition, I look forward to an early reply on the pros and cons of pre-arcad shoes X asked for frost Bob Rogers and. ' Frak Skelton at our production seating. Thanks for your help. Best regards, SEARS, ROEBUCK AMD CO JHB/agn cci Messrs. 0. M. Plunb H. L. Ferguson.. K. J. Leonard \ I X