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MR. WALSH: Approximately 80 percent.
MR. RYAN: Turning to the year 1975, when the
plan began, can you tell us what Mr. Cantazaro and the
Central States Joint Board were doing?
MR. WALSH: Yes, sir. Robert Cantazaro began
to contact companies with dental programs available,
both here in Chicago and Indianapolis, Indiana, and
gathered proposal information on behalf of the Central
States Joint Board.
In one particular contact with the Pacific
Mutual Insurance Company, he represented himself as a
broker for the Central States Joint Board. In written
communication with Pacific Mutual and Mr. Cantazaro,
Pacific Mutual notified Mr. Cantazaro and the Board
that had they obldined this contract for the dental
plan, which was under consideration, 75 percent of
benefits -- 75 percent of premiums, excuse me, would
have been paid in benofits, 12 percent 1n overhead
and 13 percent in profits.
MR. RYAN: Would it be correct to say that
Mr. Cantazaro went around the country sometimes on
corporate jets representing himself as a broker to
the Central States Joint Board?
MR. WALSH: Exactly, sir.