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Exhibit 10.20

Katy Industries, Inc.

Director Compensation Arrangements

1. Retainer

	 	a.	 	Each non-employee director receives a $10,000 annual
retainer, paid annually in advance.
	 
	 	b.	 	The chair of the Compensation Committee and the chair of the
Audit Committee each receive an additional $6,000 annual retainer, paid annually
in advance.

2. Meeting Fees

	 	a.	 	Each non-employee director is paid $2,500 for each full Board
meeting he or she attends in person and $1,000 for each full Board meeting he or
she attends telephonically.
	 
	 	b.	 	Each non-employee director is paid $1,000 for each full Committee
meeting he or she attends in person and $500 for each full Committee meeting he or
she attends telephonically.

3. Stock Options

	 	a.	 	Each non-employee director receives an annual option grant of 2,000
options at the May Board Meeting each year. The exercise price is the fair market
value on the date of grant. The director may exercise these options at any time
during the ten years from the date of grant.

4. Stock Grant

	 	a.	 	Each non-employee director receives a grant of 2,000 shares
of Katy Common Stock at the May Board Meeting each year. These shares are
unrestricted.

5. Meeting Expenses

	 	a.	 	Katy reimburses directors for their expenses incurred in
attending Board of Director and Committee meetings.

6. Deferred Compensation Plan

	 	a.	 	Each non-employee director may defer directors’ fees,
retainers and other compensation paid for services as a director until the later
of the director’s attainment of age 62 or ceasing to be a director. Each director
has 30 days before the beginning of a Plan Year (as defined in the Directors’
Deferred Compensation Plan) in which to elect to participate in the Directors’
Deferred Compensation Plan. Directors may invest these amounts in one or more
investment alternatives offered by Katy. Directors may elect to receive
distributions of deferred amounts in a lump sum or five annual installments.

Note: Class II directors and those directors that are also officers do not receive the compensation
described in this section for their service on the Board of Directors.exv10w21

 

Exhibit 10.21

Katy Industries, Inc.

Executive Officer Compensation Arrangements

     The base salaries as of April 1, 2006 for the named executive officers of Katy Industries,
Inc. (the “Company”) as approved at the March 28, 2006 meeting of the Compensation Committee of the
Company’s Board of Directors, are as follows:

	 	 	 	 	 
	Anthony T. Castor III
	 	$	525,000	 
	Amir Rosenthal
	 	$	332,500	 
	David S. Rahilly
	 	$	250,000	 
	Keith Mills
	 	$	235,000	 
	Robert A. Gail
	 	$	205,000	 

     As part of his or her annual compensation, each of the named executive officers is also
eligible for a cash bonus in accordance with the terms of the Katy Industries, Inc. Executive Bonus
Plan. In addition to the foregoing, the Company pays automobile and other allowances, certain club
memberships, all or a portion of the premiums for group term life insurance policies for each of
the executive officers and contributes matching amounts to each of the executives under Katy’s
401(k) plan.<PAGE>
                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.7

                      TERMS OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN HOLLINGER

                       INTERNATIONAL INC. AND THE RECEIVER

1. Hollinger International Inc. ("International") agrees to waive the
application of its shareholder rights plan or otherwise take steps to permit RSM
Richter Inc. ("RSM Richter"), as court appointed receiver and monitor (the
"Receiver") of The Ravelston Corporation Limited ("Ravelston") and Ravelston
Management Inc. ("Management"), to take possession and control of the shares
(collectively, the "Shares") of Hollinger Inc. ("Inc.") held directly by
Ravelston and held indirectly by Ravelston through its subsidiaries Argus
Corporation Limited ("Argus"), 509643 N.B. Inc., 509644 N.B. Inc., 509645 N.B.
Inc., 509646 N.B. Inc., 509647 N.B. Inc. (collectively, the "NB Subs").
International confirms to RSM Richter that in and of itself a sale, pledge,
conveyance or other realization on Inc. shares as contemplated in paragraph 4
below by RSM Richter, in its capacity as Receiver, will not trigger
International's shareholder rights plan so long as any such transaction does not
result in Inc. ceasing to be a Subsidiary (as defined in the shareholder rights
plan) of Ravelston.

2. The Receiver acknowledges that it is restricted by the Ontario Securities
Commission's (the "Commission") International and Inc. Management Cease Trade
Orders (and any other applicable Management Cease Trade Orders) (collectively,
the "MCTOs") in the same manner as Ravelston and the subsidiaries of Ravelston
identified in paragraph 1, above.

3. International will not object to RSM Richter being appointed by the Ontario
Superior Court of Justice (Commercial List) (the "Court") as the receiver of
Argus and the NB Subs should RSM Richter determine that it is necessary or
appropriate to be appointed as the receiver of any or all such entities. If an
order of the Court is made appointing RSM Richter as receiver of Argus and/or
some or all of the N.B. Subs, this agreement also will bind RSM Richter in its
capacity as receiver and monitor of those entities and will apply to those
entities to the extent not already bound, mutatis mutandis.

4. RSM Richter has advised International that the Receiver requires funding to
carry out its responsibilities. The Receiver has advised International that the
Receiver is exploring a variety of methods to obtain funding for the
receivership, including the possible sale, pledge, conveyance or other
realization of Shares currently subject to the MCTOs. International will not
object to the Receiver's efforts to obtain necessary orders or exemptions from
the Commission or other relevant securities regulatory authorities if the
Receiver determines that it is necessary or appropriate to seek relief from the
Commission or other relevant securities regulatory authorities in respect of one
or more of the MCTOs to sell, pledge, convey or otherwise realize on sufficient
Shares to realize net proceeds of up to $10 million from the commercially
reasonable sale, pledge, conveyance or other realization of the Shares (the
"Share Transaction"). The Receiver

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shall use its best efforts to effect the Share Transaction in a commercially
reasonable manner. It is acknowledged that the Receiver may wish to sell,
pledge, convey or otherwise realize on further Shares than herein provided and,
if so, will seek the consent of International to any such sale, pledge,
conveyance or other realization.

5. The funding obtained by the Receiver to carry out its responsibilities (the
"Funding"), including without limitation (i) any proceeds received on the sale,
pledge, conveyance or other realization of the Shares, (ii) any proceeds
received on sale, pledge, conveyance or other realization of other assets of the
Ravelston or Management estates (which includes the assets and estates of any
subsidiary of Ravelston made subject to the receivership order made on April 20,
2005, as contemplated by paragraph 29 of that order), will be used to the extent
required to fund the costs of the receivership, including the costs of the
Receiver and the Receiver's counsel and other advisors engaged by the Receiver,
with any surplus to be distributed to holders of proven claims as finally
determined in a claims process approved by order of the Court or as otherwise
approved by the Court on reasonable prior notice to International (the "Claims
Process").

6. For greater certainty, and provided that nothing in this agreement shall
prohibit the Receiver from making payments on account of claims finally
determined in the Claims Process, the Receiver will not use any of the Funding:

     (a)  subject to paragraph 7, below, to pay salaries, bonuses or any other
          compensation or make any shareholder distributions directly or
          indirectly to or for the benefit of Conrad Black ("Black"), Barbara
          Amiel Black ("Amiel Black"), Jack Boultbee ("Boultbee"), Daniel Colson
          ("Colson"), David Radler ("Radler") or Peter White ("White") or any
          other persons known by the Receiver to be direct or indirect
          shareholders of Ravelston (collectively, the "Other Known
          Shareholders");

     (b)  except for or on account of the cost sharing arrangement pursuant to a
          joint defence agreement among defendants to the action commenced by
          International against Inc., Ravelston, Management, Black, Amiel Black,
          Boultbee, Colson, Richard Perle and Radler in the U.S. District Court
          for the Northern District of Illinois, Case No. 04C-0698 (the "Special
          Committee Action") to which agreement Ravelston and Management are
          parties, to pay the litigation costs of Black, Amiel Black, Boultbee,
          Colson, Radler, White or any Other Known Shareholder in any civil,
          criminal, insolvency or regulatory proceedings arising out of or
          relating to their conduct as directors or officers of Ravelston or
          otherwise (including advancement of fees and disbursements or
          reimbursement of fees and disbursements);

     (c)  to make any payments on account of or pursuant to indemnities granted
          by Ravelston to Black, Amiel Black, Boultbee, Colson, Radler, White or
          any Other Known Shareholder;

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     (d)  subject to paragraphs 7 and 8 below to, (i) pay the costs of one or
          more of Black, Amiel Black, Boultbee, Colson, Radler or White in any
          current and future civil, criminal, insolvency or regulatory
          proceedings relating to International, Inc., Argus or Ravelston, or
          (ii) retain the services of any lawyer or law firm that also
          represents or since January 1, 2002 has represented, one or more of
          Black, Amiel Black, Boultbee, Colson, Radler or White in any civil,
          criminal, insolvency or regulatory proceedings relating to
          International, Inc., Argus or Ravelston (provided however that
          International, upon the request in writing of the Receiver, may in its
          unfettered discretion agree to waive the application of this
          subparagraph 6(d)(ii) in whole or in part); or

     (e)  subject to further order of the Court sought on reasonable prior
          notice to International, to make any payments that may be due on or to
          purchase or otherwise acquire directly or indirectly debentures issued
          by Inc.

7. In recognition of the Receiver's assertion that certain persons may have
knowledge and information that will assist the Receiver, the Receiver may engage
Boultbee, White and Harry Burkman ("Burkman") to provide information and/or
services to the Receiver as the Receiver may request as follows:

     (a)  Boultbee through to June 17, 2005 at a rate not to exceed $250 per
          hour and thereafter, at negotiated rates according to the needs of the
          Receiver and with the consent of International or in accordance with
          further order of the Court sought on reasonable prior notice to
          International;

     (b)  White and any other person who the Receiver determines may be an Other
          Known Shareholder, at negotiated rates according to the needs of the
          Receiver and with the consent of International or in accordance with
          further order of the Court sought on reasonable prior notice to
          International; and

     (c)  Burkman at Burkman's standard hourly rate for providing legal services
          of the same kind previously provided to Argus and the N.B. Subs.

Any engagement of Boultbee for the period through to June 17, 2005 shall be
memorialized in an engagement letter that will be filed by the Receiver with the
Court in the first report that the Receiver files with the Court after that
engagement is made. Any engagement of Boultbee for the period following June 17,
2005 or any engagement of White or an Other Known Shareholder will be
memorialized in a proposed engagement letter that will be furnished to
International for its consent and, if consent is not forthcoming, filed with the
Court on the motion seeking consent to any such engagement.

8. The Receiver may pay for the services of Ogilvy Renault in connection with
the initial filing of Ravelston and Management in the receivership and the CCAA
proceedings, which includes insolvency and securities services, and background
information concerning the litigation involving Ravelston and the Hollinger
group of

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companies and related parties. Until 60 days after the date of this agreement,
the Receiver may use and pay for the services of Ogilvy Renault in the areas of
insolvency and securities only. Until the end of the same 60-day period, the
Receiver also may use and pay for the litigation services of Ogilvy Renault in
connection with proceedings in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in relation
to insurance policies under which Ravelston is a named insured and in relation
to the transition of litigation matters to the Receiver's counsel. Thereafter,
the Receiver may not engage Ogilvy Renault to provide professional services, but
the Receiver may make factual inquiries of Ogilvy Renault and pay for Ogilvy
Renault's costs of responding to these factual inquiries, at a cost not to
exceed $20,000 per month, exclusive of GST and reasonable out-of-pocket
disbursements.

9. Without prejudice to any other claims that International may have against
Ravelston or Management, and without prejudice to International's position that
the Special Committee Action is not stayed as to Ravelston and Management and
that a stay of that action would not be appropriate, the Receiver will not
oppose any orders that may be necessary in Canada, the United States of America
or otherwise to permit the Special Committee Action to continue against
Ravelston and Management. Any final money judgment or final money order made
against Ravelston or Management in that proceeding, subject to further order of
the Court, shall be enforced in and shall constitute a proven claim for the
purpose of Ravelston's and Management's insolvency proceeding in the Court and
International shall not initiate or pursue any enforcement in Ontario or
elsewhere without the prior approval of the Court. Until the earliest of (i) 21
days after the Receiver obtaining one or more orders or exemptions from the
Commission or other relevant securities regulatory authorities contemplated by
paragraph 4, above, (ii) the Receiver electing not to seek orders or exemptions
from the Commission or other relevant securities regulatory authorities
contemplated by paragraph 4, above (in the event that International is not
advised in writing by the Receiver within two months of the date of this
agreement that it has applied to the Commission or other relevant securities
regulatory authorities for an order or exemptions to allow a Share Transaction,
the Receiver shall be deemed to have elected not to seek such order or
exemptions), (iii) 75 days from the date of this agreement, or (iv) further
order of the Court, International will withhold efforts to compel Ravelston's
and Management's compliance, and Ravelston and Management will not be obliged to
comply with their discovery and pleading obligations in the Special Committee
Action. The Receiver will not argue and will not support any argument by
Ravelston or Management that International should be stayed in any way from
pursuing any and all discovery and claims in the Special Committee Action from
or against any and all of the other defendants to that action.

10. Each of the initial receivership and CCAA orders will be amended to include
the following paragraph:

          THIS COURT ORDERS THAT the Collateral (as such term is defined in the
          Cash Collateral and Pledge Agreement (the "Pledge Agreement") dated as
          of March 27, 2003 between The Ravelston Corporation and Hollinger
          International Inc.) pledged by The

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          Ravelston Corporation Limited to Hollinger International Inc. pursuant
          to the Pledge Agreement, including funds held in any account created
          pursuant to the Pledge Agreement, and the Receivables (as such term is
          defined in the Assignment of Receivables Arising Under the CanWest
          Management Services Agreement (the "CanWest Assignment Agreement")
          dated as of March 10, 2003 between The Ravelston Corporation and
          Hollinger International Inc.) assigned by The Ravelston Corporation
          Limited to Hollinger International Inc. pursuant to the CanWest
          Assignment Agreement, or any property received by Ravelston or the
          [Receiver/Monitor] in substitution therefor or, in compromise
          therefore or in respect thereof, shall be segregated and shall not be
          utilized by the [Receiver/Monitor] for payment of its fees or costs or
          the costs of the estate or be otherwise used, paid or distributed to
          any person without the consent of Hollinger International Inc. or
          further order of this court on a motion brought on at least five days'
          notice to Hollinger International Inc. Notwithstanding the forgoing,
          nothing herein contained shall constitute an acknowledgement as to the
          validity and enforceability of the Pledge Agreement and the CanWest
          Assignment Agreement.

11. These terms are subject to and will be embodied in a court order of the
Court in a form acceptable to International and to the Receiver, acting
reasonably.

May 12, 2005

RSM Richter Inc. in its capacity as court-appointed
Receiver and Monitor of The Ravelston Corporation
Limited and Ravelston Management Inc. per:

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Hollinger International Inc.
By its solicitors Bennett Jones LLP per:

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