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AGENDA MEETING OF THE MCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2 p. m. , Tuesday, September 12, 1978 The Madison (Mount Vernon Room), Washington, D.

AGENDA MEETING OF THE MCA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Links Club, 36 East 62nd Street, New York City 8:00 a. m. , Tuesday, May 14, 1974 1.

i t :*d ad MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOCIATION General Operations Revenues & Expenses Versus Budget by Department & Project June I through October 31, 1978 (Rounded to Nearest Hundred) REVENUES: Five Month's Operations Variance 1978-1979 Actual Phased Favorable Annual Budget Results Budget (Unfavorable) As Amended Membership Dues & Entrance Fees $3,609,600 $3,615,000 Investment Income 208,700 208,300 General Meeting Income(Net of Exp) 68,300 65,000 Publication Sales 40,800 41,700 Overhead Reimbursement- Subscribed Projects 82,800 75,000 All other 1.500 -o- $ (5,400) 400 3,300 (900) 7,800 1.500 $3,615,000 500,000 130,000 100,000 180,000 -0- TOTAL REVENUES $4,011,700 $4,005,000 $ 6,700 $4,525,000 GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES: Management Technical - General Technical - Chemtrec sel Public Relations Government Relations Staff Services $ 615,400 $ 494,700 $ (120,700) 524,300 710,400 186,100 180,500 169,500 (11,000) 234,900 202,300 (32,600) 193,400 192,800 (600) 164.600 144.000 (20,600) $1,187,330 1,705,000 406,800 485,420 462,720 345.630 OPERATING EXPENSE TOTALS $1,913,100 $1,913,700 $ 600 $4,592,900 * SPECIAL PROJECTS: _ Technical Public Relations $ 65,800 $ 182,800 $ 117,000 61,500 79,700 18,200 $ 438,700 191,300 Government Relations il -o- 4.200 4.200 10.000 SPECIAL PROJECT TOTALS $ 127,300 $ 266,700 $ 139,400 $ 640,000 TOTAL EXPENSES $2,040,400 $2 ,180,400 $ 140,000 $5,232,900 EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES(Expenses over Revenue)$1,971,300 $1,824,600 $ 146,700 $ (707,900) CMA 039004 MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOCIATION SUMMARY OF BUDGET AMENDMENTS 1978-1979 FISCAL YEAR June 1 - October 31 INCREASES IN FY 78/79 BUDGETED LEGAL FEES: Legal Fees to Intervene In ICC Discriminatory Rail Rate proceedings.

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HSE Health and Safety Executive The Great Britain Asbestos Survey 1971-2005 Mortality of workers listed on the Great Britain Asbestosis or Mesothelioma Registers Prepared by the Health and Safety Laboratory for the Health and Safety Executive 2010 RR805 Research Report HSE Health and Safety Executive The Great Britain Asbestos Survey 1971-2005 Mortality of workers listed on the Great Britain Asbestosis or Mesothelioma Registers Anne-Helen Harding Health and Safety Laboratory Harpur Hill Buxton Derbyshire SK17 9JN The aim of the report was to describe the frequency of asbestosis and mesothelioma among participants of the GB Asbestos Survey, and to identify factors associated with the risk of death with these diseases.

CANCER MORTALITY AMONG RUBBER WORKERS: AN EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDY * A.

Chromosome Analysis of 63 Cases of Secondary Nonlymphoid Blood Disorders: A Cooperative Study Groupe Francais de Cytogenetique Hematologique ABSTRACT: A cooperative study of secondary nonlymphoid blood disorders [dysmyelopoietic syndrome and acute nonlymphoblastic leukemia (ANLL)] was carried out on 63 patients, 8 after professional exposure to carcinogenic agents and 55 following exposure to therapeutical hazards.

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