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In re KAISER GYPSUM COMPANY,INC.,et al.,^1

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Chapter 11, Case No.16-31602 (JCW)

(Jointly Administered)

NOTICE OF (I) DEADlINE FOR CASTING vOTES TO ACCEPT OR REJECT PROPOSED

JOINT PlAN OF REORGANIZATION, (II) hEARING TO CONSIDER CONFIRMATION OF

PROPOSED JOINT PlAN OF REORGANIZATION AND (III) RElATED MATTERS

PLEASETAKENOTICEOFTHEFOLLOWING:

1. On October 21,2019,(a) Kaiser Gypsum,Inc.and Hanson Permanente Cement,Inc.(formerly known as
   Kaiser Cement Corporation) (together,the“Debtors”),Lehigh Hanson,Inc.,the Official Committee of Asbestos
   Personal Injury Claimants and the Future Claimants’ Representative filed their Third Amended Joint Planof
   Reorganization of Kaiser Gypsum Company,Inc.and Hanson Permanente Cement,Inc.,dated October 14,2019
   (asitmaybeamended,the“Plan”)and(b)theDebtorsfiledtheDisclosureStatementPursuanttoSection1125
   oftheBankruptcyCodefortheThirdAmendedJointPlanofReorganizationofKaiserGypsumCompany,Inc.and
   HansonPermanenteCement,Inc.datedOctober14,2019(asitmaybeamended,the“DisclosureStatement”).


2. Pursuant to an order of the Court dated October 23, 2019 (the “Disclosure Statement Order”), the
   Disclosure Statement and certain related materials (collectively, the “Solicitation Packages”) have been
   approvedfordisseminationtoholdersofclaimsagainstandinterestsintheDebtorsandforsolicitationofvotes
   fromholdersofasbestos-relatedpersonalinjuryclaimstoacceptorrejectthePlan. AllPlan-relateddocuments
   that have been filed with the Court,including the Disclosure Statement,are available via the Internet at http://www.
   ncwb.uscourts.gov and https://cases.primeclerk.com/kaisergypsum. You may obtain a paper copy of the
   documents otherwise available on the Internet and provided on CD-ROM or USB Flash Drive by sending a
   request,in writing,to Prime Clerk LLC,Kaiser Gypsum Company,Inc.Ballot Processing,c/o Prime Clerk,830 3rd
   Avenue,3rdFloor,NewYork,NewYork10022.


3. A hearing to consider confirmation of the Plan (the“Confirmation Hearing”) has been scheduled for
   March 30, 2020 to April 4, 2020 at 9:30 a.m.(prevailing Eastern Time) before the Honorable J.Craig Whitley,
   United States Bankruptcy Judge, in the Judge’s courtroom at the United States Bankruptcy Court for the
   WesternDistrictofNorthCarolina,401W.TradeStreet,Charlotte,NorthCarolina28202.


4. Pursuant to the Disclosure Statement Order, the Court approved certain procedures for tabulationof
   votes to accept or reject the Plan,which are attached to the Disclosure Statement as Exhibit II. Only holdersof
   asbestos-related personal injury claims,including claims for contribution and indemnification,as of October
   17,2019(thevotingrecorddateasestablishedintheDisclosureStatementOrder),whichareclassifiedinClass4
   ofthePlan,areentitledtoreceiveaballotforcastingavoteonthePlan(a“Ballot”). Holdersofclaimsandinter-
   estsinallotherclassesofthePlanarenotimpairedbythePlanand,therefore,aredeemedtoacceptthePlan.


5. For a vote to accept or reject the Plan to be counted,a Ballot must be completed and returned to the
   addressindicatedontheBallotsothatitisreceivedby5:00p.m.(prevailingEasternTime),onFebruary20,2020.
   6.The Plan proposes a channeling injunction, applicable to all persons and entities, that
   permanently channels to a trust established pursuant to section 524(g) of the Bankruptcy Code
   for resolution all claims, remedies, liabilities or demands against one or both of the Debtors or
   certain other protected parties for death or personal injuries caused directly or indirectly by
   the presence of, or exposure to, asbestos, including any claims or demands for reimbursement,
   indemnification, subrogation or contribution. In addition, the Plan proposes (i) an injunction
   that permanently enjoins the pursuit of any claim against or interest in the Debtors, the reor-
   ganized Debtors, or any of their respective property to the extent that such claim or interest has
   been discharged,released,waived,settled or deemed satisfied in accordance with the Plan (other
   than the enforcement of any right pursuant to the Plan to a distribution); and (ii) an injunction,
   applicable to all persons or entities, that permanently enjoins the pursuit of any claims, obliga-
   tions, suits, judgments, damages, demands, debts, rights, causes of action or liabilities that are
   released pursuant to the Plan against any released entity or its property; except that, pursuant
   to the Plan, with respect to the Debtors’ insured asbestos claims, asbestos claimants may initiate,
   continueand/or prosecute suits against the reorganized Debtors in name only in the tort system
   to collect available insurance. For the specific terms and conditions of these injunctions and the
   precise scope of the claims and demands to be channeled, please refer to the specific terms of the
   Plan,which can be obtained as described above.


6. Objections,if any,to confirmation of the Plan must be filed with the Bankruptcy Court and served so as
   to be actually received on or before 5:00 p.m.(prevailing EasternTime) on February 20,2020,as set forth in the
   DisclosureStatementOrder. 1
   The Debtors are the following entities (the last four digits of their respective taxpayer identification num-
   bersfollow in parentheses): Kaiser Gypsum Company,Inc.(0188) andHanson PermanenteCement,Inc.(7313).
   TheDebtors’addressis300E.JohnCarpenterFreeway,Irving,Texas75062.

Here are five life lessons
from Schwarzenegger taken
from his Terminator.

Design well, or Arnold will
destroy you with
one-liners

Schwarzenegger’s love of
design is so strong that he will
unload on people to their face
in their ugly houses.
“I went into someone’s
house and said, ‘Have you ever
thought about decorating?’”
says Schwarzenegger, eyes
wide and grinning. “Or I would
go into someone’s house and
say, ‘You hate throwing things
out don’t you?’”
He and franchise creator
James Cameron have had long
discourseson the topic over 35
years. Schwarzenegger’s de-
sign philosophy?
“If the walls are very color-
ful, the paintings have to be
simple,” says Schwarzenegger,
who runs a business called
Carl’s Draperies to blend in
with humans in “Dark Fate.”
“Or if the walls are simple, the
paintings have to be very color-
ful. It’s one or the other. We
kind of debate over those kind
of things.”

Just listen to your partner

Carl the Terminator has a
longtime human partner and
an adopted child in “Dark Fate,”
and proves to be a remarkably
good listener. Schwarzenegger,
who is dating Heather Milligan,
43, following his marriage to
Maria Shriver, says listening is
a hard-earned lesson that
comes with seven decades of
life.
“Women love it when you
listen. I know this because of
my age,” Schwarzenegger says.
“When you’re 30, you don’t give

a (expletive) what anyone says,

you’re so wrapped up in your-

self. But as you get older you

realize, it’s important to listen.

And listen to what anyone says

really.”

Stop complaining,

especially about

changing diapers

In the film, Carl discusses

another positive attribute to

married life: his ability to

change diapers without moan-

ing. This, too, is taken from

Schwarzenegger’s own life.

While his five children are

adults, Schwarzenegger insists

he stoically took on the worst

kind of loads.

“That line came from me,

because what is there to com-

plain about in changing dia-

pers?” Schwarzenegger says.

“Are you going to complain to

the baby? They cannot even

talk or understand you.”

That, too, carries through to

all aspects of life, no matter

what form of poop has been de-

livered: “Just don’t be a com-

plainer.”

Be good to Linda Hamilton,

even when she’s trying

to kill you

Schwarzenegger was espe-

cially game to jump into Termi-

nator again when Cameron had

the idea to bring back Hamil-

ton, 63, for the first time since

1991’s “Terminator: Judgement

Day.” The addition of Connor as

an embittered survivor, who

initially wants to kill the Termi-

nator, brought needed juice to

the franchise. Schwarzenegger

knew it was in everyone’s inter-

est to share the spotlight.

He even found it funny that

Connor gets to say his famous,

“I’ll be back” line.

“I know how important it is

for the movie for her to shine

and be special, and she knows

how important it is for me to

shine,” Schwarzenegger says.

“We supported each other.”

The same went for his

screen rival, Gabriel Luna’s

Rev-9 model Terminator. Luna

says that in the bitterest of

screen battles, Schwarzeneg-

ger would check in, “He’d be

slamming me with his massive

hand and all of a sudden, he’s

go, ‘Are you OK?’ There was a lot

of us checking in on each oth-

er,” Luna says.

Schwarzenegger picks

his Trump battles

Schwarzenegger has

sparred frequently with Presi-

dent Donald Trump, a fellow

Republican. But he insists he

enters his battles selectively.

“I’m not positioning myself

to be critic of Trump, only when

it’s obvious,” Schwarzenegger

says. “That’s why you don’t

hear from me for months, even

if I don’t like what’s going on.”

So he’ll jump in on certain

debates, especially environ-

mental issues, such as the

president’s campaign pledge to

support coal mining.

“The next thing he’s going to

bring back is Blockbuster. It

just doesn’t work,” Schwarze-

negger says. “Let’s not go and

pretend we can save coal. But

let’s go and help these coal

miners that are losing jobs and

build a solar industry for them.

That’s my vision.”

Schwarzenegger says there’s

no political message “whatso-

ever” in his mind in “Dark Fate,”

even as protagonist Dani Ra-

mos (Natalia Reyes) is born in

Mexico, uses a coyote to illegal-

ly cross the U.S. border, is cap-

tured and held in caged deten-

tion centers. He wants Trump

to see the movie, even if it leads

to more tweets at him.

“I hope the whole White

House goes and sees the

movie,” he says. “Because we’ll

sell more tickets this way.”

Terminator

Continued from Page 1D

Schwarzenegger gives the action shot for “Terminator: Dark

Fate.” KERRY BROWN/PARAMOUNT

Schwarzenegger delivers a speech at the One Planet Summit,

outside Paris, France in 2017.CHRISTOPHE ENA/AP

blends well with Curran, a star
in the making, as Dan becomes
her psychic Obi-Wan of sorts,
the guiding parental figure he
lacked as a child.
On the darker side, Ferguson
is all vicious excellence as Rose,
the freakiest weirdo in a hat
since Mister Babadook. King’s
rogues gallery is deep, and in a
year when Pennywiseagain got
most of the headlines, Rose
more than holds her own with a
tempting menace and a sur-
prising maternal streak.
Flanagan’s shown a knack
for creating a sublimely sinister
atmosphere in “Oculus,”
“Hush” and especially his Net-
flix show “The Haunting of Hill
House.” And he does so here
with the child-hunting shenan-
igans of the True Knot that lean
emotionally brutal, and his rec-
reation of Kubrick’s “Shining”

landscape, with the overhead

spots and camera, pans over

water set to the chilling “Dies

Irae” melody.

While the Dan/Abra vs. True

Knot adventure is a smidge

more effective than the shades

of horrors past, it’s still a hoot

to see those eerie Grady twins

back in the Overlook hallway,

the river of blood again flowing

out of elevators plus one scene

that will have King fans’ jaws

fully on the floor.

It’s nothing to go channeling

your inner Jack Nicholson and

chopping through doors. But

Flanagan’s “Doctor Sleep” re-

spects both King’s and Ku-

brick’s visions while letting a

rising horror master go his own

way, too.

Doctor

Continued from Page 1D

Rose the Hat (Rebecca Ferguson) consumes the psychic

essences of children in “Doctor Sleep.” JESSICA MIGLIO