Masonry Magazine December 1982 Page. 30
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# FOR SALE
Surplus Dur-O-Wal-Approx. 19,000 pcs. No. 8 standard galv. Truss Tees and approx. 1,000 No. 8 Galv. 8" Truss Corners. Will sell less than factory price. Call collect 305-659-3400, ask for Smitty.
# Used Equipment Needed
Why not donate used equipment to Wings of Hope, Inc. to benefit their mercy and humanitarian programs in remote parts of the world (tax deductible). Phone Bill Edwards (314/647-5631) or write: 2319 Hampton Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63139.
Advertisers' Index
LET THEM KNOW YOU SAW IT IN MASONRY
AA Wire Products Co.
10
American Colloid Co.
12
Anchor Manufacturing Co.
24
Fred Beyer & Co.
26
Bil-Jax, Inc.
20
Burns & Russell Co.
24
C.P.U., Inc.
27
Giant Industries Corp.
27
Interactive Management Systems Corp.
28
International Masonry Institute
4, 17
Kem-O-Kleen, Inc.
25
Mayco Pump Corp.
22
MCAA Jurisdictional Disputes Manual
19
Morgen Manufacturing Co.
2nd Cover
Non-Stop Scaffolding
14
Patent Scaffolding Co., Div. of Harsco Corp.
9
Stone Center
27
Target Products Co., Federal-Mogul Corp.
16
United Air Lines
13
United States Gypsum
4th Cover
This Index is published as a convenience to the reader. Every precaution is taken to make it accurate, but Masonry assumes no responsibilities for errors or omissions.
Insurance
Insights...
"Boss, there's a bomb in the building!"
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1813
3676
3813
3676
1336
1296
549
75
10
547%
5050
Minnas, Editer
"External extortion" is one of the most traumatic situations a business owner or security director will ever confront. In the most common variation, extortionists will threaten to explode a bomb unless they're paid off. They may use an act or demonstration to prove they mean business.
If you don't believe something like this could happen to your business, remember that Harvey's Casino in Nevada suffered $3 million worth of damage when bomb experts tried to disarm an explosive device planted by extortionists.
How should you deal with an extortion attempt? As soon as you receive a demand, contact law enforcement officials and they will provide technicians to deal with the explosives. The police or FBI will probably suggest that you follow the extortionists' demands exactly and will usually tag or set up surveillance of the money. Use every possible security precaution to stop the extortionists or limit potential damage. Harvey's reduced its losses by placing sandbags around the bomb and evacuating the hotel.- Commercial Insurance Service Inc. Newsletter, Charleston, W. Va.
30 MASONRY-NOVEMBER DECEMBER, 1982