Average prices for zinc were strong, while lead prices, up from 1983 levels, were still relatively weak.

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ANSWER; Alliedsignal objects to this Interrogatory on the grounds that it does not focus on any product identified as a product which any Plaintiff in any lawsuit involving Alliedsignal claims exposure and for that reason the formulation of a full and accurate answer is overly broad, unduly burdensome, irrelevant, time consuming and expensive and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

Dosimetry results involving VCM, lead, and total particulates are further detailed in Tables I, III, and IV, respectively.

Uptain January 23, 1987 1987 SAFETY TRAINING In response to questions from most departments, the plant-wide, safety training programs currently scheduled for 1987 are as follows: Month Subject April First Aid June "Hands-on" Respirator Training August "Health" Training (VCM, Lead, Asbestos, Noise) October Fire Training Safety Supervisor rah cc: JF, JWW, DEPARTMENT HEADS, SAFETY DEPARTMENT BULLETIN BOARD VAB.0001052933

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Dosimetry results involving VCM, lead, and total particulates are further detailed in Tables I, III, and IV, respectively.

Dosimetry results involving VCM, lead, and total particulates are further detailed in Tables I, III, and IV, respectively.

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FIRST AID OSHA RECORDABLE RESTRICTED LOST TIME 1981 1982 38 30 36 03 _GL __L 1983 28 4 1 0 1984 7 O 0 0 TOTAL 41 36 32 LAST LOST TIME INJURY - JULY 5, 1979 INJURY FREQUENCY x 1 0 0 FREQUENCY 12 MONTH ROLLING AVERAGE OF INJURIES (FA OR OSHA) TOTAL EMPLOYEES DTH 000099928 SAFETY 1983 HIGHLIGHTS DECREASED INJURIES 4 YEARS - NO LOST TIME INJURY FIRE PROTECTION IMPROVEMENTS SAFETY EMPHASIS SHIFT FROM STAFF TO LINE DTH 000099929 SAFETY PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM ANALYSIS - LINE INVOLVEMENT - DEPARTMENTAL PROGRAM CONCEPT - SAFETY MEETINGS / SUPERVISORY LEADERSHIP - SAFETY COMMITTEE EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT - ESAR PROGRAM - TEAM INVESTIGATIONS - PROJECT FIELD REVIEWS DTH 000099930 SAFETY 1984 PLANS LINE MANAGEMENT RESFONSIBILTY / EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT SAFETY CONTROL SYSTEMS IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION EXPANSION OF EMERGENCY SYSTEMS PM PROGRAM DTH 000099931 PERSONNEL DOSIMETRY SUMMARY % OF SAMPLES GREATER THAN PEL %> PEL WITHOUT RESPIRATORY PROTECTION VCM 1982 1983 LEAD 1982 1983 TOTAL PARTICULATES 1982 1983 10.0 6.0 4.7 5.5 2.0 1.8 5.4 1.3 0.0 0.6 0.0 0.0 DTH 000099932 1983 VCM OVEREXPOSURE % OF PERSONNEL DOSIMETERS -o*IoOCoo*Oo1Oo>o^Oo9o<0oO o m a DTH 000099933 o<0 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS EMPHASIS ON IMMEDIATE LEAK RESPONSE ELIMINATION OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE RESPIRATORS IMPLEMENTATION OF IMPROVED VCM DOSIMETERS DTH 000099934 DTH 000099935 CASH FLOW IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM CAPITAL EXPENDITURES - 1983 1983 PROFIT OBJECTIVE ACTUAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CASH FLOW IMPROVEMENT $5779M $2995M $2784M PR0dEGtLJNllEBIWNS^AS~fiC3aggREl^ MAJOR PROJECT EXPENDITURE DEFERRALS LINE I MODERNIZATION BULK CTA STORAGE AND HANDLING MAJOR PROJECT DELETIONS LINE V SURGE BLENDER 6-10 TM STORAGE FACILITIES BULK LEAD STABILIZER ADDITION BOTTLE COMPOUND PRODUCTION $1769M $ 135M * iK $ 230M $ 120M $ 300M $ 200M $ 850M DTH 000099936 1983 CASH FLOW IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FIXED COSTS VARIABLE EFFICIENCIES INVENTORY CONTROLS CAPITAL EXPENDITURES VARIANCE FROM PROFIT OBJECTIVES (OVER)/UNDER TARGET ACTUAL $200M $458M $ 1786M $45781* - $403M $2200M S2784M TOTAL S4186M $8223M DTH 000099937 CASH FLOW IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FIXED COSTS - 1983 ACTUAL VARIAMCE PAYROLL AND BENEFITS $404M MAINTENANCE MATERIALS AND CONTRACTS ($ 70M) TAXES , INSURANCE AND DEPRECIATION $ 62M MISCELLANEOUS S 62M TOTAL S4S8M DTH 000099938 CASH FLOW IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM VARIABLE COST EFFICIENCY VARIANCE 1983 RAW MATERIAL/OFF-GRADE PRODUCT MIX UTILITIES TOTAL $979M $2970M $629M $4578M DTH 000099939 CASH FLOW IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES INVENTORIES 1983 1 2/83 TARGET BOOK AVAILABLE 0739 WAREHOUSE $ 1500M $ 1580M $ 1579M SUPPLIES (PARTS) 0744 PROCESSING $1100M $ 617M $ 832M SUPPLIES TOTAL INVENTORIES S2600M S2197M $2411M IMPROVEMENT $ 403M DTH 000099940 CASH FLOW IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM CAPITAL EXPENDITURES - 1983 1983 PROFIT OBJECTIVE ACTUAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CASH FLOW IMPROVEMENT $5779M $2995111 $2784M MAJOR PROJECT EXPENDITURE DEFERRALS LINE 1 MODERNIZATION BULK CTA STORAGE AND HANDLING TOTAL MAJOR PROJECT DELETIONS LINE 5 SURGE BLENDER 6-10 TM STORAGE FACILITIES BULK LEAD STABILIZER ADDITION BOTTLE COMPOUND PRODUCTION DTH 000099941 $1769M $ 135M $1904M $ 230M $ 120M $ 300M $ 200M $ 850M 1984 CASH FLOW IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM INVENTORY CONTROL OPERATING PLAN RESIN COST STUDY FIXED COST VARIABLE EFFICIENCY COST INVENTORY REDUCTION CAPITAL EXPENDITURES DTH 000099942 1984 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES PROFIT OBJECTIVE REFORECAST 2/10/84 REFORECAST (VISTA) $MM 4.2 4.2 2.4 VISTA BASIS LIMIT ABERDEEN EXPENDITURES TO $2MM DEFERRAL OF PROJECTS DELAYED CONSTRUCTION PROJECT DELETION DTH 000099943 DTH 000099944 ENERGY PERFORMANCE ABERDEEN CHEMICAL PLANT I 1983 PERFORMANCE vs BUDGET ABERDEEN CHEMICAL PLANT INCREMENTAL MMM btu/yr _3L 1983 BUDGEtED ENERGY PERFORMANCE (2/2/83) (PRODUCTION BASIS:493.4 MM lbs) PRODUCT MIX AND PRODUCTION LEVEL EFFECTS (2.3) 0.1 ^-11 CENTRATE HEAT RECOVERY COMPLETION DELAY 16.1 (0.7) INCREASED FLUID BED DRYER THROUGHPUT (23.9) 1.1 ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAMS AND MISCELLANEOUS (143.7) (153.8) 6.5 7.0 % ADJ cma 44.1 1983 ACTUAL ENERGY PERFORMANCE (ACTUAL PR0DUCTI0N:481.8 MM lbs) 51.1 DTH 000099946 MONTHLY ENERGY PERFORMANCE 1982-1984 ABERDEEN ENERGY PROGRAM KEY ELEMENTS SUPERVISOR AND EMPLOYEE AWARENESS REDUCED RATE OPERATIONS PLAN BOILER OPERATIONS AIR CONSERVATION STEAM AND AIR LEAK PROGRAMS INSULATION AND STEAM TRAP PROGRAMS 1984 EMPHASIS ITEMS CONTINUED ROTARY DRYER UPGRADE PROJECT STEAM AND DRYER NATURAL GAS MONITORING PROJECTS V-11 CENTRATE HEAT RECOVERY DTH 000099948 1984 ENERGY CONSERVATION FORECAST INCREMENTAL MMM btu/yr % %ADJ QMA 1983 ENERGY REDUCTION vs 1972 (CMA ADJUSTED BASIS) 51.1 PRODUCT MIX EFFECT 13.3 (0.6) PRODUCTION LEVEL EFFECT (13.3) 0.6 ,--11 CENTRATE HEAT RECOVERY (9 MONTHS FULL OPERATION) (29.4) 1.3 OTHER PROJECTS & MISC

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