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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT CAP-828 . . > Mar. 26-28 International Conference on Ozone. International Ozone Association and National Institute for Water Research. Pretoria, South Africa. Technology transfer in the use of ozone or alternative oxidants-disinfectants and activated carbon in water and wastewater treatment is the theme of this conference. Contact: Symposium Secretariat S.327, CSIR, P.O. Box 395, Pretoria, 0001 South Africa. Tel. 27 12 86-9211. Mar. 26-29 1984 National Plant Engineering & Maintenance Show and Confer ence. Chicago, 111. "Managing the New Technology in the Plant" is the theme of this confer ence, which will include 45 sessions under six general headings: planning and administration, maintenance man agement, energy management and con servation, material handling, instru mentation and controls, and pollution and the environment. Sixteen short courses will provide background in areas of concern to plant engineers and main tenance managers. More than 575 companies will display products and services, including com puterized equipment for energy man agement, training, maintenance man- agement, building envelope evaluation, and CAD/CAM. Contact: National Plant Engineering & Maintenance Show and Conference, 708 Third Ave., New York, NY 10017. Tel. (212) 370-1100. Call for Papers The Eastern Analytical Symposium to be held in New York, N.Y., Nov. 13-16,1984 Abstract deadline: Apr. 1,1984 A limited number of oral and poster presentations on new developments in analytical chemistry will be accepted for this symposium, sponsored by ACS, the American Microchemical Society, and the Society for Applied Spectroscopy. Prospective authors should submit a 50- to 100-word abstract, indicating preference for oral or poster format, to Thomas Kometani, EAS Program Chair man, Bell Laboratories RM1A-378, 600 Mountain Ave., Murray Hill, NJ 07974; tel. (201) 582-6559. Care should be taken in selecting the title and authors of the proposed presentation, as both title and authors will be considered final. International Conference on Groundwater Technology to be held in Johannesburg, South Africa, Nov. 12-17, 1984 Abstract deadline: Mar. 16, 1984 Sponsored by the National Water Well Association (USA) and the Borehole Water Association (South Africa), this conference will be devoted to the practical applications of state-of-the-art grout.;' water technology, including water well construction, water treatment, waste disposal, irrigation, and water source energy systems. Persons involved in the protection, development, and manage ment ofgroundwater supplies are invited to submit abstracts. Abstracts of between 250 and 400 words should be sent to David M. Nielsen, NWWA, 500 W. Wilson Bridge Rd., Worthington, OH 43085. Tel. (614) 8469355. Biographical sketches, of no more than 100 words, for .all authors, along with full mailing addresses and tele phone numbers, should accompany ab stracts. (R6sum6s will not be accepted.) NACE Symposium on Electrochemical Techniques for Corrosion to be held in Boston, Mass., Mar. 25-27,1985 This symposium will review the state of the art and discuss innovative uses of electrochemical techniques. Prospective authors should contact Robert Baboian, Symposium Chairman, Texas Instruments, Inc., Mail Station 10-13, Attleboro, MA 02703. Tel. (617) 699-1350. List of Advertisers American-Darling Valve Division of American Cast Iron Pipe Company ... 89 Agency: Luckie & Forney, Inc. Byron Jackson Pumps...................................................... 31 Agency: PSIP Calgon Corporation............................................................ 7 Agency: Ketchum Advertising Data Industrial.................................................................. 92 Agency: Spencer, Bennett, Nowak, Inc. Ductile Iron Pipe Research Association....................26 Agency: Sankey 2, Inc. Encore Services, Inc........................................................... 95 The Ford Meter Box Company, Inc............................. 16 Agency: River Valley Advertising & Design Franklin Electric Company, Inc................................. 8,9 Agency: Bonsib, Inc. Griffin Pipe Products.............................................. Cover 2 Agency: Hanna, Zappa & Polz, Inc. Heath Consultants, Inc...................................................... 99 Agency: Allied Advertising Agency, Inc. 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U.S. Pipe & Foundry Co.......................................... Cover 4 Agency: Basinger & Associates Waterous..................................................................... Cover 3 Agency: Colie & McVoy Watts Regulator Company................................................ 5 Agency: Ads, Etc. 109 CAPCO JEN 0020249 I tI Classified Positions Available THE CITY OF LAWTON, OK is looking for a responsibleindividualforthepositionofSuperintendent at the Wastewater Treatment Plant. Bachelor's degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering, plus three (3) years' professional and administrative experience; OR seven (7) years in the operation and/or supervision of a wastewater treatment plant. Possession of or eligibility for an Oklahoma State Class *A* certification in wastewater treatment. Closing date: March 16, 1984. Send resume and salary requirements to the City of Lawton, Personnel Office, Rm 114,103 South Fourth St., Lawton, OK 73501. An Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer. Positions Available ASSISTANT MANAGER/PLANT ENGINEER. The Beaufort-Jaspe1-rounty WaterAuthority is seeking an Assistant Manv ^lant Engineer. Responsible for operations and maintenance of a 16 mgd surface water treatment plant, 13 wells, and distribution system serving 11 wholesale and 2500 retail customers, and future sewer treatment systems: planningandexecution of a preventive maintenance program: purchasing of maintenance supplies; inspection; mapping; costingand design of small projects. Accountable for 14 employees and $1 million plus budget. Requires a degree in engineering, strong management ability, and experience in operation, maintenance and inspection of water and wastewater systems. Send a resume to Edward E. Duryea, General Manager, Beaufort-Jasper County Water Authority, P.O. Box 275, Beaufort, S.C. 29901. EOE. BIG METERS NO ONE KNOWS THEM BETTER THAN HERSEY For pipe sizes up to 12" Hersey offers a wide line of big meters including; fire line meters, compound meters and turbine meters for accurate registration throughout their entire flow range; and detector checks which will detect leakage or unauthorized use of water from fire lines. When you think big meters... think Hersey... -Herseyrthe big meter specialUisStIsS,. in Bj PRODUCTS INC^ M 250 Elm Sired, Dedham, Massachusetts 02026 Positions Available ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES MANAGER.The City of Tulsa, Oklahoma actively seeks candidates for the position of "Administrative Services Manager". This position is a majordivision level manager, reporting to the Director of the Water and Sewer Department. Responsibilities of the position include administrative and supervisory work in managing the activities of the Utilities Services, Accounting, Financial, and Computer Services, and Operations Support Services Sections of the Water and Sewer Department. Financial planning, accounting, utility rate studies, annual program bud geting, management information systems and public relations functions are the major areas in which this position plays a lead role. Requirements for this position include a BS Degree in Accounting or Business Admin istration (Advanced Degree or CPA highly desirable) and a minimum of eight years of progressively re sponsible experience in accounting and administration management. Considerable knowledge of municipal accounting systems, financial planning and budgeting, computer applications and municipal utility services is also desirable. The City of Tulsa offers an attractive compensation plan, with a starting pay level based on appropriate experience in a range from 35K to 52K. A comprehensive program of employee benefits is also offered and most relocation expenses will be reimbursed. Applicants for this position should submit a resume with pay history to: Cityof Tulsa Personnel Department. Attention: Dennis Jones, 200 Civic Center, Room 829, Tulsa, OK 74103. Closing date for this announcement is March 1,1984.TheCityofTulsa is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer m/f. PLANT SUPERINTENDENT. The City of Tulsa, Oklahoma actively seeks candidates for newly created positions in water and wastewater treatment plant operations. The Plant Superintendent will be a profes sional in performing advanced technical, administrative and supervisory work in charge of operating and main taining a water or wastewater treatment plant. Re quirements for these positions include a BS Degree in Civil, Sanitary or Chemical Engineering and at least fouryearsof progressively responsible experience in the operation of a large modern water or wastewater treatment plant. Must possess strong supervisory traits and decision-making abilities. The City of Tulsa offers an attractive compensation plan, with a starting pay level based on appropriate experience in a range from 25K to 32K. A comprehensive program of employee benefits is also offered and most relocation expenses will be reimbursed. Applicants for these positions should submit a resume with pay history to: City of Tulsa. Personnel Department. Attention: Dennisjones. 200 Civic Center. Room 829, Tulsa, OK 74103. Closing date for this announcement is April 1,1984. The City of Tulsa is an equal opportunity, affirmative action em ployer m/f. PROGRESSIVE INVESTOR-OWNED water/waste water utility in Arizona is seeking a Civil/Sanitary Engineer with a minimum of three years' experience in design, operation or construction of water and wastewater systems. Duties will include supervision ofopera tion of wastewater treatment plants and coordinating construction and design activities of rapidly expanding water and wastewatersystems. EIT/PE is desirable but not necessary. Salary commensurate with experience and qualifications. Write to: #272, AWWA. 6666 W. Quincy Ave., Denver, CO 80235. Positions Wanted 110 Reader Inquiry Service No. 210 WATER TREATMENT AND FILTRATION PLANT OPERATOR. Available now. Experienced with river raw water source. Intermediate level Penn sylvania State Operator's Certification. College science graduate. Will relocate any state. Resume sent upon request. Phone 814-333-6271 or reply to AJ. Straw, 152 Glenwood Avenue, Meadville, PA 16335. WATER QUALITY MANAGER with BS in chemis try/biology and graduate training in business adminis tration. Nine years of progressively responsible experi ence in water quality with responsibility for water laboratory operations, cross-connection control and groundwater contamination studies. Excellent project and personnel management, financial and technical skills. Will relocate. Send reply to AWWA. 6666 W. Quincy Ave., Box 274, Denver, CO 80235. JOURNAL AWWA CAPCO JEN 0020250 1984 AWWA SEMINARS Contact: Training Program Manager, AWWA, 6666 W. Quincy Ave., Denver, CO 80235. Tel. (303) 794-7711. Cost ofService and Pale Design Seattle. Wash. Feb. 22-23 Portland. Ore. Apr. 11-12 Wenatchee. Apr. 18-19 Wash. Customer Service Pittsburgh. Pa. Mar. 14 Reading Mar. 13 (Wyomisstng). Pa. Emergency Planning Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. 8 Reading Feb. 9 (Wyomisstng). Pa. Mar. 4-9,1984--University of Min nesota, Dept, of Conferences, Continu ing Education and Extension, 335 Nolte Center, 315 Pillsbury Dr. S.E., Min neapolis, MN 55455. Tel. (612)373-3685. Attn: Moira Keane. Mar. 25-30, 1984--University of Southern California, Office of Program Development, 3535 S. Figueroa St. (CES-209), Los Angeles, CA 90089. Tel. (213) 743-5311. Attn: Bob Brown. Apr. 1-6,1984--University of Tex as at Arlington, Office of Continuing Education, P.O. Box 19197, Arlington, TX 76019. Tel. (817)273-2581. Attn: Lois Glasser. Other Organizations Feb. 28-Mar. 1 Interpipe '84, 12th Annual Inter national Pipeline Exhibition and Conference. Houston, Texas. Presented at concurrent conference sessions, more than 100 technical papers will address pipeline construction and operations, pipeline system design, and future developments in pipeline trans portation. The products and services of 150 companies will be displayed. Contact: Industrial Presentations, Inc., P.O. Box 721948, Houston, TX 77272. Tel. (713) 879-8929. Mar. 5-9 Second Water Technology, Irriga tion, and Agriculture Exhibition. Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Contact: Martyn Canevali, Fairs and Exhibitions Ltd., 51 Doughty St., London WC1N 2LB, United Kingdom. Tel. 01831 8981. Mar. 5-10 35th Pittsburgh Conference and Exposition on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy. Atlantic City, NJ. ``New Frontiers and Opportunities in Chemistry" is the theme of this confer ence, which will feature 20 symposiums on such subjects as capillary column gas chromatography, analytical techniques using supercritical fluids, nuclear mag netic resonance spectroscopy, and inte grating software into laboratory sys tems. A continuing education program of short courses will be included in the conference. More than 600 companies will display the latest spectroscopic and general analytical instrumentation and equipment. Contact: The Pittsburgh Conference, Inc., 437 Donald Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15235. Mar. 14-16 Aquatech of the Americas. Long Beach, Calif. Endorsed by the Water and Wastewater Equipment Manufacturers Asso ciation, this conference will comprise more than 60 technical and economic presentations delivered during three concurrent sessions. Topics to be covered include water supply and transportation for municipal, industrial, and agricul tural uses; industrial and utility water use; and wastewater and recycling. More than 200 companies will display their products and services at the exhibition. Contact: Max Nelson, Aquatech of the Americas, P.O. Box 721948, Houston, TX 77272. Tel. (713) 879-8929. Ocoumr puters do amazing things with water! Network Computing Corporation specializes in computer services for utilities.With a full range of service packages specifically de signed for water utilities. NCC makes-these programs available through our network or as software licenses to run on your own mainframe. Either way you have the benefit of NCC knowledge and experience. Programs designed by computer experts with an in-depth knowledge of the utility industry. NCC currently supports a wide range of water utilities --some of the largest in the country--and some with as few as 3,000 consumers. NCC services represent the most modern, efficient data processing available anywhere. NCC capabilities can streamline your entire operation and reduce your operating costs considerably Network Computing Corporation 5301 77 Center Drive Suite 40 Charlotte, NC 28210 704/525-8810 Contact NCC today for infor mation or to discuss your specific requirements. Ask for the free color brochure on Network Computing Corporation, the utility processing specialists. Free color brochure Reader Inquiry Service No. 218 JOURNAL AWWA CAPCO JEN 0020251 AWWA Section Meeting Calendar Section Alabama-Mississi ppi Arizona Atlantic Canada British Columbia California-Nevada Chesapeake Connecticut Florida Hawaii Illinois Indiana Intermountain Iowa Kansas Kentucky-Tennessee Mexico Michigan Missouri Montana Nebraska New England New Jersey New York North Carolina North Central Ohio Ontario Pacific Northwest Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Quebec Rocky Mountain South Dakota Southeastern Southwest Texas Virginia West Virginia Western Canada Wisconsin Indicates that 1984 meeting has already occurred 1984. Oct. 7-10, Huntsville, Ala. May 2-4, Tucson, Ariz. Sept. 16-18, Charlottetown, P.E.I. Apr. 8-11, Victoria, B.C. Apr. 12-13, Monterey, Calif. Oct. 21 -24, Reno, Nev. May 16-18, Newport, R.I. Nov. 6-9, Orlando, Fla. Mar. 21-23, St. Charles, III, Aug. 29-31, Jackson Hole, Wyo. Mar. 28-30, Manhattan, Kan. Nov. 11-14, Chattanooga, Tcnn. Sept. 25-28, Mackinac Island, Mich. Apr. 25-27. Lake Ozarks, Mo. Mar. 29-30, Great Falls, Mont. Nov. 7-8, Grand Island, Neb. Apr. 23-27, Hyannis, Mass. Mar. 27-30, Atlantic City, N.J. Apr. 23-27, Hyannis, Mass. Oct. 2-5. Etlcnvillc. N. Y. Nov. 11-14. Raleigh, N.C. Sept. 19-21, Bloomington. Minn. Nov. 7-9. Toledo, Ohio May 13-16, Windsor. Ont. May 9-11. Eugene, Ore. Apr. 15-18. Harrisburg. Pa. May 25-28. Dorado. P.R. Sept. 16-19, Keystone, Colo. Sept. 12-14. Aberdeen. S.D. Apr. 29-May 2. Jekylt Island, Ga. Oct. 14-17. Little Rock. Ark. Oct. 14-17, Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 6-9, Hot Springs. Va. May 14-16, Parkersburg, II'. K Sept. 19-21. Regina. Sask. Sept. 19-21, Madison, H7s. 1985 Oct. 13-16, Biloxi, Miss. Apr. 11-12, Oakland, Calif. Oct. 22-25, San Diego, Calif , Feb. 20-22, Indianapolis, Ind. Mar. 27-29. Wichita, Kan. Sept. 24-27, Kalamazoo, Mich. Apr. 10-12, St. Louis, Mo. Nov. 7-8, Lincoln, Neb. Apr. 9-12, Hershey, Pa. Apr. 23-26, Syracuse, N. Y. Sept. 10-13, Toronto, Canada Nov. 6-8. Cincinnati, Ohio Apr. 28-May 1. Toronto, Ont. May I -3, Boise, Idaho Apr. 9-12. Hershey, Pa. Sept. 22-25, Albuquerque, N.M. Apr. 14-17, Myrtle Beach, S.C. Oct. 20-23, Galveston. Texas Oct. 20-23, Galveston, Texas Oct. 15-18. Virginia Beach, Va. Sept. 18-20, Winnipeg, Man. Sept. 18-20. Appleton, Wis. C tUyililrlligrt iTlCCtillgrfac Annual Conference: Dallas, Texas, June 10-14, 1984; Washington, D.C. June 23-27,1985. Distribution System Symposium (DSS): Syracuse, N.Y., Sept. 9-12,1984; Seattle, Wash., Sept. 8-11,1985. Water Quality Technology Confer ence (WQTC): Denver, Colo., Dec. 2-5, 1984; Houston, Texas, Dec. 7-11,1985. Illinois--Mar. 21-23 at the Pheasant Run, St. Charles, 111. Secy. Robert T. Sasman, 101 N. Island Ave., Batavia, IL 60510. Kansas--Mar. 28-33 at the Holiday Inn, Manhattan, Kan. Secy. R.L. Butts, P.O. Box 856, Hutchinson, KS 67501. Montana--Mar. 29-30 at the Heritage Inn, Great Falls, Mont. Secy. Dan L. Fraser, Water Quality Bureau, Cogswell Building, Capital Station, Helena, MT 59620. New Jersey--Mar. 27--30 at Hurrah s Marina Hotel Casino, Atlantic City, N.J. Secy. Michael Cronin, 143 Deerfield Lane, Matawan, NJ 07747. Water Utility Management Institute AWWA and Sponsoring Universities Feb. 19-24, 1984--Virginia Poly technic Institute and State Univer sity, Office of Management Develop ment, Plaza One--Building D, Blacks burg, VA 24061. Tel. (703) 961-5566. Attn; R. Bruce Prouty. FEBRUARY 1984 107 CAPCO JEN 0020252