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JOBINTECH, INC. "S 2- - May 31, 1974 BFG was offered about 40 million pounds of monomer fran Robintech on the schedule previously stated hy Mr. Scmmerman on the basis that we vxauld convert part of this monomer at least into resin to be sold to a Robintech customer such as Johns Mannville. Robintech apparently is no longer very interested in an exchange arrangement whereby this monaner could be exported, but no price was mentioned for the monomer retained by BPG. It was stated that BPG would have to have seme monomer for its own use and that BPG had planned camvitments to other concerns for at least part of any monaner conversion capacity that became available. Robintech wants to have a polymer plant on the West Coast for this lucrative market and it would be based on potential VCM that may beoane available "-w at Pitts burg , California (this was the first tine the writer had heard of building a VCM plant at that location). Mr. Corbett invited Mr. Vittone to visit the Shintech plant at Fre Mr. Corbett also described his activities with Dispersion Polymers that concern had made on reselling resin during the present shorta iw much money Mr. Corbett is apparently head of the syndicate which has acquired t*aseball team. Mr. Corbett said that he would get all the monaner juld get him a right-handed pitcher. xas Rangers =yted if BFG cc: E. P. Barker - File K. Greene J. P. Malone J. L. Nelson E. B. Osborne A. Vittone P. J. Weaver L. J. Weisz & BFG524S1 ft & A