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Minutes - Open Items The following is a list of items which were discussed and are to be further investigated and reported on a later date: 1905-7 & 1906-7 3/7/66 President's Merit Awards NHP 1903-4 2/7/66 Latex - S-W Cost HLP 1907-1 1938-6 4/4/66 6/12/67 Super Kem-Tone and Kem-Glo Circle Seal Cans WVG 1926-6 12/27/66 Tin Cans - Date Stamping HLP 1928-7 1930-7 1/23/67 2/20/67 Pallet Expense HCL HLP 1932-5 3/20/67 Acknowledged Errors on Branch Replacement and Emergency Orders JOJA 1935-7 1936-7 5/1/67 5/15/67 Damaged Containers HCL WWG 1936-6 5/15/67 Market Test - New Quart Can HCL 1939-7 6/26/67 SWP & A-100 Woodland Olive J!

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1907 National Safety Congrats pressing safety problems in tho industry may, in part, be responsible for submerging any concerted interest in health problems.

CONCEPT AND SIGNIFICANCE 9 production costs and to improve the quality of the manufactured goods for sales reasons, and were not instituted primarily to provide better working conditions and protection to the workers.

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-- -rf miXJSTEIAIi SAFETY EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATION, INC. 1901 NORTH MOOEE STREET ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22209 ' SAFETY NEARING APPAREL GROUP MEETING Thursday, March l8, 1976 William Penn Hotel Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT SAG-67 MINUTES A meeting- of the Safety Wearing Apparel Group, Industrial Safety Equipment Association, was held today at the William Penn Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl vania.

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