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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 5^ A A. 4 program 0 1982 AWWA * - Annual 7* 0 Conference & Exposition Miami Beach May 16-20 Better Water w ffor the Americas QsSr .A*' A' U V CAPCO JEN 0021OS6 THURSDAY ^ WEDNESDAY 10 am-12 pm Your Personal v......C..o.n..f.e..r.ence.P..la..n..n.e..r..... > 12:30 Closing Luncheon Outlook--Science & Technology Fontainebleau Hilton 7:00 Annual Banquet Fontainebleau Hilton TUESDAY MONDAY 9:30 Opening Session & Awards Ceremony MBCC Theatre 12:00 O pening Ceremony 12:00-5:00 Meet & Greet MBCC South Hall SUNDAY 8-10 AM s CL CCY--MM1 s& C<MT1 sa. <10 rt sa CO1 to as1 00 Contents Conference Planner............................................Inside Front Cover Abbreviated Program ....................................................................... 2 Continuous Services and Activities................................................ 7 General Conference Information.................................................... 9 Airline Offices................................................................................. 9 Annual Banquet............................................................................. 9 Awards ............................................................................................. 9 Badges ............................................................................................. 9 Bookstore......................................................................................... 9 Bus Service ................................................................................... 10 Closing Luncheon....................................................................... 10 Convention Roster....................................................................... 10 Emergency Medical Service...................................................... 10 Employment Board..................................................................... 10 Exercise Class................................................................... 11 Exhibits........................................................................................... 11 Facility Tours............................................................. ".................. 11 Gimmicks & Gadgets ......................................;......................... 11 Golf ................................................................................................. 11 Hotels ............................................................................................. 11 International Visitors' Hospitality Center................................ 12 International Visitors'Reception.............................................. 12 Local Host Information Booth .................................................. 12 Meet & Greet................................................................................. 12 Message Center........................................................................... 13 Outlook--Science and Technology........................................ 13 Opening General Session......................................................... 13 Prize Drawings............................................................................. 13 Recepcion Para Extranjeros............................................... 13 Reservation of Recording Rights.............................................. 13 Sala Internacional ....................................................................... 13 Spanish Translations................................................................... 13 Special Events Tickets............................................................... 14 Spouses'Hospitality Center...................................................... 14 Spouses' Program....................................................................... 15 Student Reception....................................................................... 15 Tape Recordings......................................................................... 15 Tennis....................... 15 Traducciones Espanol ............................................................... 15 Transportation to the Airport................................................... 15 Maps ................................................................................................... 16 Miami Beach Convention Center.............................................. 16 Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel........................................................ 18 Miami Beach Hotels........................................................................20 Exhibitors and Exhibit Locations.................................................... 21 Exhibit Hall Map................................................................................. 22 Preconference Seminars..................................................................24 Technical Program ........................................................................... 27 AWWA Officials ................................................................................. 41 AWWA Research Foundation Board of Trustees ...................... 41 Principal Section Officers................................................................42 Technical & Professional Council Division Officers.................. 44 Conference Committees ................................................................. 46 Technical Program Committee .................................................. 46 Conference Management Committees...................................... 46 AWWA Staff......................................................................................... 47 AWWA Research Foundation Staff................................................ 47 Meetings of AWWA Boards, Councils, & Committees............48 Meetings of AWWA Sections ..........................................................52 Meetings of Other Organizations.................................................... 52 Participants......................................................................................... 53 Future Conferences........................................................................... 64 Conference Evaluation Form ........................................Back Cover 1 V CAPCO JEN 0021057 Abbreviated Program All rooms are located in the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise noted. Hotels listed by the first portion of their name include: Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel. Eden Roc Hotel, and Doral Hotel on the Ocean. All committee meetings are open, and AWWA members are invited to observe: participation by those not members of a committee is at the discretion of the committee chairman. Sunday, May 16 Time Event Location 7:00 Preconference Seminar Registration.............. South Hall 7:30 ABC Executive Com......... Board Room 517 Eden Roc Session Monitor Orientation Breakfast...................... 154 9:00 Preconference Seminar SI Water Quality .............. 208 Preconference Seminar S2 Water Quality .............. 207 Preconference Seminar S3 Distribution. .................. 206 Preconference Seminar S4 Management-.................204 Preconference Seminar S5 International Affairs ........................................................ 203 Preconference Seminar S6 Health Effects ............ 103 AWWA Board of Directors................... Pasteur/Lafayette Fontainebleau 10:00 Fire Protection Com............................................................ 157 11:00 Cleaning & Lining Water Mains Com...............Imperial 2 Fontainebleau 12:00 AWWA Board of Directors Lunch.......................... Voltaire FontainebleauFiltration Com. Research ............................................ 152 Exposition Opening Ceremony.........................South Hall Meet & Greet........................................................... South Hall Preconference Seminar Lunch.......................................102 1:00 Automation & Instrumentation Com................ Imperial 1 Fontainebleau 2:00 Leak Detection Com............................................. Imperial 4 Fontainebleau 4:00 A21 Subcommittee 3 .......... Imperial 2 Fontainebleau Corrosion & Stability Com. Research...................... 156 6:00 Michigan Section Reception and Dinner...................................... Mona Lisa Eden Roc Monday, May 17 7.00 ' Distribution Div. Board of Trustees Breakfast.. ........ Imperial 4 Fontainebleau 'These sessions will be translated into Spanish Times in boldface indicate p m AH technical sessions and meetings wu be held m the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated Morning Exercise Cllaassss................................ Cabana Area 'Fontainebleau) 7:30 Diamond Pin Club Breakfast.................... Louis Philippe i Fontainebleau) ABC Executive Com......... Board Room 517 (Eden Roc) General Policy Council (Ad Hoc Com.).............. Madrid i Doral) 8:00 Water Treatment Plant Waste Disposal Com....................................................................... 153 WWEMA Exhibitors Breakfast...................................... 150 8:30 Research Div. Board of Trustees ....................Imperial 2 (Fontainebleau I 9:00 WWEMA Meeting...................................... Valencia (Doral) 9:30 Session 1 (Generali --Theatre of the Performing Arts 12:00 Coagulation Com.'Research).......................................156 Education Board of Trustees Lunch.................. Francine (Fontainebleau) Finance Com. Lunch.......... Imperial 4 (Fontainebleau) Organic Contaminants Com. (Research!.................... 153 ABC Membership........................ Mona Lisa (Eden Roci 12:30 Spouse Tour iVizcayai ............................ South Entrance Fontainebleau) Spouse Tour Fairchild Gardens!......... South Entrance Fontainebleau' 1:00 Butterfly Valves Com............................................. Lafayette Fontainebleau; Control of Water Quality in Transmission & Distribution Systems Com..............................Imperial 2 Fontainebleau) Taste & Odor Control Chemicals Com........... Imperial 6 Fontainebleau) 1:30 Automation & Instrumentation Com................Imperial 1 i Fontainebleau) Grooved & Shouldered Type Joints Com. ... Imperial 3 Fontainebleau' Membership Com..............Board Room 417 - Eden Roci Thermoplastic Pressure Pipe Com...............Bonaparte B Fontainebleau i Wells Com..................................... Voltaire 'Fontainebleau) Spouse Program (Handling Stress1 i ....................Pasteur (Fontainebleau) 2:00 Session 2 Distribution).................................................102A Session 3 Management i.............................................103A Session 4 Research)....................................................... 208 Session5 Resources).....................................................203 Session 6 (Water Qualityi................................................207 Backflow Preventers Com.................................................154 Disinfection Com. (Water Quality................................ 152 Fire Hydrants Com............Bonaparte A - Fontainebleau) Sludge Disposal Com.........................................................157 Steel Pipe Com............ ...................................................... 150 Spouse Tour iVizcayai ............................South Entrance 'Fontainebleaui 3:30 Spouse Program .Handling Stress2)................... Pasteur -Fontainebleau) 3:45 4:00 5:00 Metrication Com................................................................. 155 Water Quality & Treatment Com.................................... 153 Research Div. Board of Trustees .................... Imperial 2 (Fontainebleaui V CAPCO JEN 0021058 Tuesday, May 18 7:00 Morning Exercise Class................................Cabana Area i Fontainebleau i 7:15 AAEE Breakfast..............................Paladium (Eden Roci 7:30 Past Presidents Breakfast.. Imperial 6 iFontainebleaui 8:00 Early Bird Session 7 iManagement!.............................. 206 ANSI A21 Cast-Iron Pipe & Fittings Com...............................................Miramar'Dorali Accounting Com................... Imperial 1 Fontainebleaui Engineering & Construction Div. Board of Trustees........Louis Philippe'Fontainebleau! Filtering Materials Com..................................................... 150 9:00 Session 8 Distribution'................................................... 102A Session 9 Management' ................................................103A Session 10 Resources!......................................................203 Session 11 Universities Forum 1 > .................................. 208 Session 12 Water Quality................................................207 A-C Pressure Pipe Com......................................................154 Economic Research Com................................................. 153 General Policy Council Ad Hoc Com. i ..................Madrid Doral. Power Actuating Devices for Valves & Sluice Gates Com.............................................................. 152 Quicklime & Hydrated Lime Com....................... Imperial 2 Fontainebleau! Water Meters Com............... Bonaparte B Fontainebleau i Water Rates Com............................................................... 156 Water Softening Com. Research >................................ 157 Golf Tournament ................................. Doral Country Club WWEMA Meeting.......................................Valencia .Dorali NETA Meeting......................Regency Conference 'Dorali Spouse Tour-Vizcayai..............................South Entrance Fontainebleau i Spouse Tour Fairchild Gardens............. South Entrance Fontainebleau' 10:00 External Corrosion of Underground Facilities Com. ................................................Bonaparte A . Fontainebleau i Spouse Program .Self Identityi................................. Pasteur Fontainebleau i Spouse Program Self-Presentation Skills 1 > ..................................................... Lafayette -Fontainebleau- Spouse Program Rustproofing People 1 >............ Voltaire Fontainebleau i 10:30 12:00 Public Information Com............................Board Room 417 Eden Roc Disinfection Com. Research ........................................ 154 New England Section Lunch ... Mona Lisa Eden Roc. 12:30 Coagulation& Filtration Com. Water Qualityi ................................................. Imperial 5'Fontainebleau. Resources Div. Board of Trustees Lunch ................................................. Imperial 4-Fontainebleau. 1:00 ExpositionCom...................... Imperial 2 iFontainebleaui Flexible Tanks, Covers & Linings for Potable Water Storage Com........................ Imperial 3 Fontainebleau i Industrial Water Com......................................................... 157 These sessions will be translated into Spanish Times m boldface indicate p m Ail technical sessions and meetings will be held n the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 4 1:30 Management Div. Board of Trustees.............. Imperial 6 i Fontainebleau l Publications & Marketing Advisory Com. ............................................. Board Room 417 (Eden Roc) Thermoplastic Pressure Pipe Com...............Bonaparte B (Fontainebleau) Facility Tour (Hialeah, Preston Plants^ ..................................................................... MBCC Entrance Facility Tour (Hollywood Plant).......... MBCC Entrance Spouse Program (Conflict Resolution).................Pasteur (Fontainebleau) Spouse Program .Self-Presentation Skills 2) ..................................................... Lafayette (Fontainebleau) Spouse Program iRustproofing People 2)........ Voltaire (Fontainebleau) 2:00 Session 13 'Education!....................................................207 Session 14 .Engineering & Construction!................102A 'Session 15 (International Affairs:................................ 203 Session 16 (Standards Councili................................. 103A Session 17-Universities Forum 21..........!..................208 Chlorine Com.......................................................................154 Dual Distribution Systems Com........................Imperial 1 Fontainebleaui Material Spills Hazardous to Water Supply Com. ......................................... Louis Philippe'FontainebleauWater Quality Div. Board of Trustees........ Bonaparte A (Fontainebleaui Water Utility Council ....................................................... 202 Watershed Protection & Control Com......................... 156 3:30 Spouse Program "Capabilities & Aspirationsi ........................................................ Pasteur -Fontainebleau! Spouse Program (Rustproofing People 3>........ Voltaire -Fontainebleau) 4:00 Inorganics Com. (WaterQualityi......................Imperials Fontainebleau. 5:00 International Visitors Reception.................................. 101 Student Reception ............................................................204 8:00 AEEP Seminar................................................................... 208 Wednesday, May 19 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:00 Fuller Award Breakfast..................Cotillion . Eden Roci Morning Exercise Class............................... Cabana Area Fontainebleau) Early Bird Session 18 - Management) ........................103A Prestressed Concrete Water Tanks Com. ............................................. Bonaparte B (Fontainebleau. Resources Div. Board of Trustees Breakfast ................................................. Imperial 1 .Fontainebleau) Standards Council Breakfast................................ Francine Fontainebleaui Use of Asbestos in Utility Construction Com.............. 155 Water Desalting Com......... Imperial 6 .Fontainebleaui Spouse Program 'Communicating Effectively. .................................................... Versailles 'Fontainebleaui Session 19 .Operators' Forumi......................................207 Session 20 .International Affairsi................................ 203 Session 21 (Research i......................................................208 Session 22 (Water Utility Council)................................ 204 Accident Prevention Com................................................. 156 Activated Carbon Com.................................................... 152 Carbon Dioxide Com......... Imperial 4 Fontainebleau. CAPCO JEN 0021059 Concrete Pressure Pipe Com.........................Bonaparte A Fontainebleau; Customer Metering Practices Com.............................. 157 Data Processing Systems Com..........................Imperial 5 . Fontainebleau f Gate Valves & Swing Check Valves Com. ... Imperial 2 Fontainebleau i Iron & Aluminum Salts Com............................................ 154 Organic Contaminants Com. Water Qualityi ................................................Board Room 517 .Eden Roc- Quality Control in Reservoirs Com............................ 150 Standards Council Com.............................. Louis Philippe Fontainebleau' WWEMA Meetings....................................Valencia Dorah Facility Tour Hialeah, Preston Plants' ......................................................................MBCC Entrance 10:00 10:15 11,30 Facility Tour Hollywood Plant-.......... MBCC Entrance Tennis Tournament ......................Fontainebleau Courts Compensation Com..........Board Room 417 .Eden Roci Thermosetting FRP Tanks Com...................................... 153 Spouse Program Plans for the Futurei........ Versailles Fontainebleau: WWEMA Manufacturers Reception & Lunch ...................................................................................102B/103B 12:00 1:00 Research Div. Board of Trustees.................................... 155 Student Activities Com...................................................... ISO Regionalization Com. ... Louis Philippe Fontainebleau' Spouse Program Mellowing- ..............................Versailles Fontainebleau. 1:30 2:00 Emergency Planning Com............................................... 153 Session 23 Distribution'............................................... 102A Session 24 Management' ........................................... 103A Session 25 Research.......................................................208 Session 26 Resources.....................................................203 Session 27 Water Quality..............................................207 Ball Valves Com...................................................................157 Fluorides Com......................................................................156 International Affairs Com.................................................. 152 Standard Methods Com.....................................................150 Steel Elevated Tanks, Standpipes & Reservoirs Com................. Imperial 3 Fontainebleau Water Quality Monitoring Com..........................Imperial 6 Fontainebleau Water Service Line Fittings Com..................................... 154 3:00 Energy Management Com.................................. Imperial 1 Fontainebleau 4:00 Polyelectrolytes Com......................................................... 155 6:00 Annual Banquet Reception........................Grand Gallerie Fontainebleau 7:00 Annual Banquet..........Grand Ballroom Fontainebleau Thursday, May 20 7:30 AIDIS Breakfast............................... Roof Garden Dora!- 'These sessions will be translated into Spanish Times in boldface indicate p m All technical sessions and meetings will be held m the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 6 AWWA Board of Directors Breakfast.................. Voltaire (Fontainebleau) 8:30 AWWA Board of Directors Meeting.................................... Pasteur/Lafayette (Fontainebleau) Disinfection of Facilities Com............................Imperial 2 i Fontainebleau i 9:00 `Session 28 fAIDISi....................................................... 203 Session 29`Engineering & Construction)................204 Session 30 (Research)....................................................208 Session 31 Water Quality)............................................207 Thermosetting FRP Pipe Com....................... Bonaparte 8 Fontainebleau i 10:00 Water Quality Goals Com................................... Imperial 5 Fontainebleau' 12:00 Trace Inorganic Substances Com. Research'................ Imperial 3 .Fontainebleau 12:30 Closing Luncheon Outlook--Science & Technology ......................................................Fontaine Fontainebleau 1:30 Facility Tour North District Plant'........South Entrance -Fontainebleau 3:00 Technical Program Com. .. Imperial'5 Fontainebleau AWWA/AIDIS Officers Meeting........................Imperial 6 Fontainebleau Friday, May 21 1:30 Facility Tour Central District Plant- ... South Entrance Fontainebleau Continuous Services and Activities AWWA Bookstore Sunday, May 16 12:00-5:00 Monday. May 17-Wednesday, May 19 9:00-5:00 ThemeCenter MiamiBeach ConventionCenter AWWA Conference Office Room 210 Sunday. May 16 Miami Beach 9:00-5:00 Convention Center Monday. May 17-Wednesday. May 19 8:00-5:00 Employment Center Registration Area Sunday. May 16 Miami Beach 12:00-5:00 Convention Center Monday, May 17-Wednesday. May 19 8:30-5:00 Exposition "Fiesta Mercado" South Hall Sunday, May 16 Miami Beach 12:00-5:00 Convention Center Monday, May 17-Wednesday, May 19 9:00-5:00 7 CAPCO JEN 0021060 Information & Local Host Booth Sunday, May 16 Registration Area Miami Beach 12:00-5:00 ConventionCenter Monday, May 17-Wednesday, May 19 8:30-5:00 International Visitors' Lounge Sunday, May 16 12:00-5:00 Monday, May 17-Wednesday, May 19 8:30-5:00 Room 101 MiamiBeach ConventionCenter Membership Booth Sunday, May 16 12:00-5:00 Monday, May 17-Wednesday, May 19 9:00-5:00 ThemeCenter MiamiBeach ConventionCenter Message Center Registration Area Sunday, May 16 Miami Beach 12:00-5:00 Convention Center Monday, May 17-Wednesday, May 19 8:30-5:00 Press Room/Government Affairs Room 210 Sunday, May 16 Miami Beach 12:00-5:00 Convention Center Monday, May 17-Wednesday, May 19 8:00-5:00 Registration Registration Area Sunday, May 16 Miami Beach 7:00-5:00 Convention Center Monday, May 17-Wednesday, May 19 8:30-5:00 Speakers' Lounge Room 200 Sunday, May 16 Miami Beach 11:00-6:00 Convention Center Monday, May 17-Wednesday, May 19 8:00-5:30 Spouses' Hospitality Center Sunday, May 16 8:00-4:00 Monday, May 17 8:00-3:30 Tuesday-Wednesday, May 18-19 8:00-4:00 Fontaine Room Fontainebleau Hilton Theme Center Exposition Sunday, May 16 Miami Beach 12:00-5:00 Convention Center Monday, May 17-Wednesday, May 19 9:00-5:00 I General Conference Information Airline Offices American Airlines Braniff International Continental Airlines Delta Airlines Eastern Airlines Northwest Orient Airlines TWA United Airlines 358-6800 358-9400 371-8421 448-7000 873-3000 377-0311 371-7471 377-3461 Annual Banquet The annual banquet with its traditional passing of the gavel will be held at 7:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 19, in the Grand Ballroom of the Fontainebleau Hilton. A cash-bar reception from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. will take place in the Grand Gallerie outside the entrance to the ballroom. Entertainment will include the music of the Jerry Marshall Orchestra, a spectacular show of Broadway hits by Explosion, and dancing until midnight. For reserved seating, diners must exchange their ban quet coupons for tickets at the Banquet Exchange Booth in the AWWA registration area of the Miami Beach Convention Center in advance or at the door of the Grand Ballroom Wednesday evening. Extra banquet tickets may be purchased for $35. Shuttle buses will operate between official conference hotels and the Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel from 5:30 p.m. until midnight on Wednesday. Awards The awards ceremony, recognizing AWWA members who have devoted their expertise and energy to the association and the water supply industry, will be part of the opening general session on Monday, May 17, at 9:30 a.m., in the Miami Beach Theatre of the Performing Arts adjacent to the convention center. Badges Registrants will be given official conference badges when they register. Admission to all official events of the conference is by badge only. Times in boldface indicate p m. All technical sessions and meetings will be held m the Miami 8each Convention Center unless otherwise indicated. 8 Bookstore AWWA publications, public relations aids, and other items produced by the association are on sale at the AWWA Bookstore, located in the AWWA Theme Center at the Exposition in the South Hall of the Miami Beach Convention Center. 9 CAPCO JEN 0021061 Bus Service For the convenience of conferees, AWWA provides free bus service from ail official conference hotels to the Miami Beach Convention Center during the day and to the Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel on Wednesday evening for the annual banquet. Sunday through Tuesday evenings, mini-buses will circulate between official conference hotels. For route information, see AWWA shuttle bus system pamphlets and route signs posted at your hotel and the Miami Beach Convention Center. Daytime Service Sun., May 16-Wed., May 19--7:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Thu., May 20--7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Evening Service Sun., May 16-Tues.t May 18--6:00 p.m.-12:00 midnight Wed., May 19--5:30 p.m.-12:00 midnight Closing Luncheon The closing luncheon, titled "Outlook--Science and Technology," will feature John W. Hernandez Jr., deputy administrator of the US Environmental Protection Agency, speaking on the role of the science in a practical setting. Concluding the conference on Thursday, May 20, at 12:30 p.m., the luncheon will be held at the Fontaine Room of the Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel. Tickets are $15 and may be purchased at the AWWA registration counter in the Miami Beach Convention Center. Convention Roster To locate the hotel assignment of friends and associates who have preregistered, stop by the AWWA Information & Service Booth in the AWWA registration area of the Miami Beach Convention Center during registration hours. Emergency Medical Service A first-aid room at the Miami Beach Convention Center is open during the hours of AWWA activities at the convention center. All hotels have a house physician on call who may be reached by calling the hotel security office or the main desk. In addition, emergency medical assistance can be obtained by calling Fire Department 673-7131 Police Department 673-7911 Employment Board Information about positions available and people available to fill job openings is posted on the Employment Board in the AWWA registration area of the Miami Beach Convention Center. To post information on the board, pick up an employ ment information card at the AWWA Information & Service Booth in the registration area. 10 Exercise Class "A Fun Way to Fitness" is open to conferees and their families during the conference. Monday through Wednesday from 7:00 to 7:30 a.m. Rhonda DuBord, the associate director of campus sports and recreation at the University of Miami, will lead men, women, and children in easy aerobic activities. Anyone can do .this kind of exercise. Be sure to dress comfortably, and bring a towel if you wisk Ml other equipment will be provided by the instructor. At the end of the session, fresh fruit and juice will be provided by AWWA. There is no cost; so come join the fun in the Cabana area of the Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel. Exhibits AWWA urges you to visit the 1982 AWWA Exposition, "Fiesta Mercado," in the South Hall of the Miami Beach Convention Center, where you will find the.latest in products and services for the water industry. Facility Tours Four facility tours are offered this year. A tour of the Hialeah and John E. Preston water treatment plants will depart the Miami Beach Convention Center at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday and at 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday; another tour to the Hollywood Water Treatment Plant will follow the same schedule. The Thursday afternoon tour will visit the North District Wastewater Treatment Plant and the Friday tour the Central District Wastewater Treatment Plant; both leave at 1:30 p.m. The tours take about three hours and will be translated into Spanish for the convenience of the Latin American conferees. Each tour includes transportation and a snack and costs $20. Reservations for any of the tours can be made at the AWWA registration counter in the convention center. Gimmicks & Gadgets The winning entries in the AWWA Gimmicks & Gadgets contest are on display at booth 538 at the Exposition in the South Hall of the Miami Beach Convention Center. Golf The Doral Country Club will host the AWWA annual golf tournament on Tuesday, May 18. The $35 entry fee includes transportation, greens fees, electric cart, lunch at the clubhouse, and prizes. Registration will be accepted at the Local Host Information Booth in the AWWA registration area at the Miami Beach Convention Center on a space-available basis. Specially marked buses will begin the circuit of the official convention hotels at 8:00 a.fn. in time for the shotgun start at 9:00. Golfers will return to their hotels in mid-afternoon. Hotels The telephone numbers for the official AWWA hotels are Alexander 865-6500 Carillon 865-7561 di Lido 538-0811 11 CAPCO JEN 0021062 Deauville Doral on the Ocean Eden Roc Fontainebleau Hilton Holiday Inn--22nd St. Konover Konover Flamingo Sans Souci Seville Shellbourne Versailles 865-8511 532-3600 531-0000 538-2000 534-1500 865-1500 865-8645 531-8261 532-2511 531-1271 531-6092 International Visitors' Hospitality Center The AWWA International Affairs Committee maintains a hospitality room for attendees from outside the United States. The hospitality center is in room 101 of the Miami Beach Convention Center. It will be open from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 16, and from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, May 17-19. Sala Internacional El Comite de AWWA de Asuntos Inter- nacionales tiene una sala especial para los extranjeros fuera de los Estados Unidos. La Sala Internacional esta en el cuarto 101 del Miami Beach Convention Center. Estaabierta desde 1100 hasta 1700 el d'ia domingo, el 16 de mayo, y tambien desde 900 hasta 1700 lunes hasta miercoles, mayo 17-19. International Visitors' Reception Visitors from outside the United States are invited to a reception on Tuesday, May 18, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the International Visitors'Hospitality Center, Room 101 of the Miami Beach Convention Center. k Message Center The Message Center provides conferees with a special answering service during registration hours. Messages will be posted at the Message Center in the AWWA registration area of the Miami Beach Convention Center. Outlook--Science & Technology See Closing Luncheon Opening General Session The conference officially opens with the general session on Monday, May 17, at 9:30 a.m. in the Miami Beach Theatre of the Performing Arts, adjacent to the Miami Beach Convention Center. The session features a musical program, the presenta tion of awards to distinguished contributors to AWWA and the water supply industry, and keynote speaker Jorge Matute R. of Guadalajara, Mexico, The doors open at 9:00 a.m. All registrants, spouses, and guests are invited to attend. Prize Drawings Conferees with a technical-professional registration are eligible for the daily prize drawing at the Exposition. To register for the drawings, tear off the prize drawing ticket, which is attached to the name badge, and drop it in the drum in the AWWA Theme Center, located in the exhibit hall of the Miami Beach Convention Center. Drawings are scheduled for Sunday, May 16, 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, May 17 and 18, 12:45 p.m. and 1:45 p.m. Wednesday, May 19,12:45 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. You must be present to win. The final drawing at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday will be for the grand prize. Recepcion Para Extranjeros Hay una recepcion especial para los que vienen fuera de los Estados Unidos el dia martes, el 18 de mayo, de 1700 hasta 1900 en la Sala Internacional cuarto 101 del Miami Beach Convention Center, Local Host Information Booth The Local Host Committee maintains an information booth in the AWWA registration area of the Miami Beach Convention Center. Should you have questions about points of interest, sightseeing, or restaurants, please ask a member of the committee who will be at the booth. Recepcion Para Extranjeros Vea International Visitors' Reception Reservation of Recording Rights AWWA reserves all rights with respect to conference programs and other presentations offered or sponsored directly or indirectly by the association and for which there is a direct charge or registration fee. The prepara tion of tape recordings, audio-visual tracks, or the like for subsequent public use or sale or for group presentation or other similar distribution or use without prior written consent from AWWA is expressly prohibited. Meet & Greet The Exposition opening ceremony at noon on Sunday. May 16, is followed by the traditional "Meet & Greet" in the South Hall of the Miami Beach Convention Center until 5:00 p.m. Complimentary beer, soft drinks, and snacks will be served. Meet & Greet is a great time to visit the exhibits and catch up with old friends or even meet new ones. 12 Sala Internacional Vea International Visitors' Hospitality Center Spanish Translations For the convenience of attendees from Spanish-speak ing countries, one Sunday seminar and three technical sessions will be translated into Spanish simultaneously. 13 CAPCO JEN 0021063 The sessions are preconference seminar S5, Developing Human Resources in the Drinking Water Decade and technical sessions 15, International Affairs Forum 1; 20, International Affairs Forum 2; and 28, Improving Overseas Operation and Maintenance: The Design Challenge. In addition, all facilities tours will be translated into Spanish. Traducciones al Espanol Para ayudar a los de la habla espanol, tenemoc raduccion simultanea para un seminario el d'ia domingo, ell 6 de mayo, y tambien para tres programas tecnicas. El seminario es el preconference seminar S5, Desarrollando Recursos Humanos en la Decada de Agua, y los programas numero 15, International Affairs Forum 1; numero 20, International Affairs Forum 2; y numero 28, Mejorando el Mantenimiento y la Operacion Extranjera: La Meta del Diseno. Tambien, todos los paseos a las plantas van a tener una traduccion al espanol. Special Events Tickets Tickets for special events, except the golf and tennis tournaments and the optional tours, can be purchased at the AWWA registration counter in the Miami Beach Convention Center. AAEE Breakfast, Tue., May 18, 7:15 a.m. AIDIS Breakfast, Thu., May 20, 7:00 a.m. Annual Banquet, Wed., May 19, 7:00 p.m. Closing Luncheon, Outlook--Science & Technology, Thu., May 20, 12:30 p.m. Diamond Pin Club Breakfast. Mon., May 17, 7:30 a.m. Facility Tours, Tue., May 18, 1:30 p.m.; Wed., May 19, 9:00 a.m.; Thu., May 20, 1:30 p.m.; Fri., May 21, 1:30 p.m. Fuller Award Breakfast, Wed., May 19, 7:30 a.m. Spouse Programs Fairchild Tropical Gardens, Mon., May 17,12:30 p.m.; Tue., May 18, 9:00 a.m. Vizcaya, Mon., May 17, 12:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m.; Tue., May 18, 9:00 a.m. Handling Stress, Mon., May 17, 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Clarifying Self-Identity, Tue., May 18, 9:00 a.m. Self-Presentation Skills, Tue., May 18, 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Rustproofing People, Tue., May 18, 10:00 a.m., 1:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. Productive Conflict Resolution, Tue., May 18, 1:30 p.m. Capabilities and Aspirations, Tue., May 18, 3:30 p.m. Communicating Effectively, Wed., May 19, 8:30 a.m. Plans for the Future, Wed., May 19, 10:15 a.m. Mellowing--An Alternative to Coping. Wed., May 19, 1:00 p.m. Spouses' Hospitality Center Located in the Fontaine Room at the Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel, the Spouses' Hospitality Center will be open Saturday, 2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Sunday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Monday, 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Tuesday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Wednesday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. It's a great place to congregate and enjoy a relaxing coffee break with old and new friends. Plan to stop by and meet Annie Garrett and her committee. Spouses' Program The spouses' program offers a variety of activities for conferees not attending the technical sessions. There are tours of Vizcaya, an Italian villa with magnificent period rooms and formal gardens, and of the Fairchild Tropical Gardens, the largest tropical garden in the United States. In addition, there are enrichment sessions on self identity, self-presentation skills, conflict resolution, handling stress, effective communication, physical and mental health, and the future. The spouses' hospitality center at the Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel is always a popular place to gather. The spouses' registration costs $95 with the banquet and $60 without and can be purchased in the AWWA registration area of the Miami Beach Convention Center. Tickets for separate events can be purchased also at the AWWA registration counter in the convention center. Student Reception All students attending the conference are invited to a reception Tuesday, May 18, from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. in Room 204 of the Miami Beach Convention Center. It is an opportunity for students to meet each other and to meet professionals at work in the water supply field. Tape Recordings The technical sessions and the enrichment sessions at the spouses' program will be recorded by Mobiltape Co., Inc., and the tapes will be on sale in the registration area of the Miami Beach Convention Center. Tapes of the spouses' programs will also be sold at the Spouses' Hospitality Center at the Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel. Tennis The Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel has reserved its courts for the annual AWWA tennis competition on Wednesday, May 19, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Two round-robin tournaments will be held--one for men's doubles and one for women's doubles. The $12 fee includes court fees, balls, and prizes. Registration will be accepted on a space-available basis at the Local Host Information Booth in the registration area of the Miami Beach Convention Center. Traducciones al Espanol Vea Spanish Translations Transportation to the Airport For your return transportation to Miami International Airport, service is provided by Red Top Sedan Service, Inc., at a cost of $6.50 per person. Reservations are required 24 hours in advance with service to all par ticipating AWWA hotels. The telephone number is 5265764. It is recommended that you schedule your departure from your hotel 2 hours before flight time. Red Top Sedan Service also provides transportation to the Fort Lauder dale Airport. Taxi service from Miami Beach hotels to the Miami International Airport costs about $14 and takes about 30 minutes. V CAPCO JEN 0021064- Miami Beach Convention Center 17 16 CAPCO JEN 0021065 Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel ( -N- 8eacft Club Mam Floor Elevator Elevator Prt t<Ulp|<l I 18 19 CAPCO JEN 0021066 Miami Beach Hotels 20 Exhibitors & Exhibit Locations A E international. 435 Div. of Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection. & Insurance AWWA Gimmicks 538 & Gadgets ACUTEC, Inc. 204 Agua Magazine/Agua 1225 Expo '83 American Cast Iron 709 Pipe Co. American Chemical 326 Corp, American City & County ' 1231 Municipal Index Ameron Pipe Lining Div. 909 Ametek/Plymouth Products 502 Andco Actuator Products. 323 Inc. APCO/Valve & Primer 508 Corp. AQUA PURA Inc. 117 Aqua Technic International 324 Asahi/America 108 Badger Meter, Inc., Flow 823 Products & Precision Products Div. Chas. M. Bailey Co., Inc. 308 Bilco Co 500 F S. Bralnard & Co. 413 Brooks Products. 1004 Poly Plastics Div. California-Nevada Section 636 AWWA Capital Controls 1008 Capco Pipe Co.. Inc 830 Carus Chemical Co. 509 Centrilme Dept.. Raymond 1122 International Builders. Inc. Chicago Steel Tape Co. 205 CIFEC 1109 Cla-Val Co 1101 Contrololron Corp 1012 Crom Corp. 303 CUES. Inc. 209 Culligan USA 208 Data Industrial Corp. 212 Dresser Mfg. Div. 1216 EBAA Iron Inc. 525 Expo AIDIS '82 838 FEBCO Sales. Inc 310 Fisher Research Lab. 1030 Fluid Conservation 109 Systems Corp. Ford Meter Box Co.. Inc. 801 Foxboro Co.. Municipal 1001 Sales Div. G-A Industries. Inc., 917 Golden-Anderson Div GHA Lock Joint, Inc. 1017 Girard Polly Pig. Inc. 1022 Globe Linings. Inc. 927 Griffin Pipe Products Co. 422 Ground Water Assoc., Inc. 925 H F Instrument Div, 426 Shaban Mfg. Inc. HACH Co. 222 Harco Corp. 1016 Harrington Corp. 531 Hays Fluid Controls Div., 1117 Zurn Industries. Inc. Hayward Tyler. Inc. 1210 Heath Consultants Inc. 1132 Hefner Plastics. Inc. 312 Hersey Products. Inc. 1023 Honeywell Information 400 Systems. Inc. Hydra-Shield Mfg.. Inc 835 Hydro-Metric Service Corp 432 Hydrotronic Corp. of 313 America ISCO, Inc. 226 Intercontinental Plastics. 1024 A K-5 Co. International Water 936 Supply Assn. JCM Industries. Inc. 1000 James Jones Co. 1031 Kavouras, Inc./RAM. Inc 105 Kent Meter Sales. Inc. 417 LaBarge Tubular Div. 216 Layne-Western Co.. Inc. 1125 Leopold Co. 809 Master Meter. Inc.. 1203 ARAD U.S.A. McCrometer Div. of 1113 Ametek McCullough Industries. Inc. 430 A.Y. McDonald Mfg. Co. 831 McWane, Inc. 402 Metrotech Corp. 1134 Michigan State University 537 Motorola Communications 900 & Electronics. Inc. Mud Cat Div.. NCRS. Inc. 225 Mueller Co. 609 NSS Industries 535 NAPPCO/Um-Flange Corp. 608 NASCO Natgun Corp. 327 624 National Environmental 102 Training Assn. National Lime Assn. 104 National Sanitation 106 Foundation Neptune Water Meter Co. 501 NIPAK. Inc. 431 21 t v- CAPCO JEN 0021067 Network Cnn- - ' Corp. 200 OCV Control Valves 1208 Ocean Valves. Inc. 1126 PARCO Engineering Corp. 316 Parkson Corp. 530 Peabody Tectank, Inc. 1123 Pipesavers, Inc. 201 Pittsburgh-Des Moines 725 Corp. Joseph G. Pollard Co.. Inc. 1032 Pollution Equipment News 309 Polly Pig by Knapp, Inc. 935 Polysonics Inc, 322 Porta-Printer Systems. Inc. 1027 Precision Meters, Inc. 1130 Preload Co.. Inc. 930 Price Brothers Co. 1033 Pro Mment Fluid Controls 301 Inc. Public Works Publications 113 Publishers for 1111 Conventions, Inc. QEI, Inc. 227 Ranney Co, 923 Reed Mfg. Co. 409 Rio Linda Chemical Co., 834 Inc. Rockwell International, 625 Municipal & Utility Div. Ross Valve Mfg. Co.. Inc. 805 Schonstedt Instrument Co. 934 Scranton Gillette 123 Communications. Inc. Shell Chemical Co. 1229 Singer Valve 112 A.O. Smith Harvestore 902 Products. Inc. Sparling 901 Spiniello Construction Co. 403 Standard Water Works 224 Equipment Co. Stanley Hydraulic Tools 317 Star National Products 1026 Steel Plate Fabricators 1209 Assn. Superior Utility Products, 434 Inc. Sylvax Corp. 630 s . s? j f I5 jl I _Lr TS Products Inc. Temcor TNEMEC Co., Inc. Tomco Equipment Co. 111 903 423 1230 Traffic Guide Trico Industries, Inc.. 130 634 Columbian Div. Trinity Valley Iron & 931 Steel Co. Trojan Manufacturing Co., 223 Inc. Tyler Pipe Utilities Div. 1103 U.V. International 1135 US Army Environmental 737 Hygiene Agency US Pipe & Foundry Co. 817 Utilities'Computer 218 Services, Ltd. VASSALLO Industries 300 Vericom Telemetry 1131 Systems Virginia Chemicals Inc. 217 E.H. Wachs Co. 911 Wallace & Tiernan Div., 408 Pennwalt Corp. Warminster Fiberglass Co., 1213 Subsidiary of Fisher & Porter Co. Water & Sewer 1232 Distributors of America Water Pollution Control 837 Federation 4 1222 Palmer EaE Water Specialties Corp. 427 Waterous Co. 908 Watts Regulator Co. 522 Waukesha Engine Div., 731 Dresser Industries, Inc. Welsbach Ozone Systems 401 Corp. Wheeler Pilot International 126 World Water 1217 Worthington Group, McGraw-Edison Co. 101 Xerox Computer Services 1200 dQ QJ OH] i $ OOllJwv < ?55 0001 5i S3 5}a 3s3 ; ;1 il3 ii I1 a I? 31 1 ii% 5 i 3| st 8 i3 > 5 15 '100C *t*!V 5* 5< 5 002* t*<v ; 5 < ?8 ;i I 2 02 i 8 i 1I 33S 1 j% i ; s 5* 9 i 5 5 |9 5 3 sa 333 5 ?? ;? 3 :8 3% 5?i }* = * |! * 22 23 CAPCO JEN 0021068 Preconference Seminars Sunday, May 16 51 SMALL WATER SYSTEM SOLUTIONS Water Quality Division--Room 208 Coordinator and Moderator: fl.G. McCall 9:00 1. AWWA Directions--L.J. Hash 9:30 2. USEPA Small Water Systems Program--Alan Levin, John Trax 10:00 3. USEPA Small Water System Research Program--T.J, Sorg Highlights of a recent USEPA seminar on small water systems research technology 11:00 4. Workshop on State Support of Small Water Systems--IV. C. Ford Results ot the April 1982 AWWA Research Foundation workshop in Vail. Colo. 11:30 S. State Regulations of Small Water Utilities-- Richard Stevie, R.M. Clark A systematic approach lor evaluating the financial viability of small water utilities 1:30 6. Economic Evaluation of Alternative Technology for Small Water System Management-- A.K. Deb, W.G. Richards A model for economically evaluating alternatives available to small water systems 2:00 7. Cost-Analysis System for Small Water Utilities-- R.M. Clark, J.l. Chilean The development of a spatial costing system that allows small-water-system managers to determine the real costs of delivering water 2:30 8. Latin American Approaches--E.G. Wagner Direct state and federal assistance, both technical and financial, is essential to the solutions in Latin America. 3:00 9. Developing County-Wide Management Systems and Satellite System Operations--R.L. Wubbena, W.B. Bosch, N.C. Thompson Examples ot the management designs of four county-wide satellite systems, developed to solve small water system problems 3:30 10. Small Water System Management Training--C.A. Burke An overview of political solutions to the management training problems in a small water utility organization 52 DESIGN OF PILOT-PLANT STUDIES Water Quality Division--Room 207 Coordinator: A.F. Hess III Moderator: Jack DeMarco The course covers all aspects of pilot-plant design for all types of water ireatment. Emphasized are plant scaie-up considerations, pilot-plant flexibility. and data collection and handling. * Times in boldface indicate p.m. All technical sessions and meetings will be held in the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 24 S3 CORROSION CONTROL SEMINAR Distribution Division--Room 206 9:00 9:15 9:25 9:55 Coordinator and Moderator: W.H. Smith 1. Welcome--F.O. Waters 2. Introduction--W.H. Smith 3. Corrosion In Waterworks--D.L Tippin 4. Interference Corrosion Problems Resulting From Stray Current and Methods to Resolve the Problem--DM. Waters Solutions to stray current problems from cathodic protection stations and mass transit systems 10:55 11:25 5. Waterworks Corrosion and Concrete Cylinder Pipe--R. C. Robinson Design methods for preventing corrosion of concrete cylinder pipe in aggressive environments 6. Underground Behavior of Copper Water Tubes-- J.R. Myers, Arthur Cohen When copper is exposed to an aggressive soil, the corrosion can be mitigated effectively. - 11:30 7. External Corrosion of Asbestos-Cement Pipe-- H.L. Olson 2:00 2:30 3:00 8. Use and Abuse of Cast- and Ductile-Iron Pipe-- T.F. Stroud The cause, effect, and extent ot iron-pipe corrosion: an evaluation of corrosive environments; and protective measures 9. Advanced Concepts in Soil Evaluation for Exterior Pipeline Corrosion--L.D. McMullen A new equation to forecast corrosive areas may reduce water main breaks by as much as 75 percent. 10. Discussion with Speakers' Panel 11. Summary--F.O. Waters S4 FINANCIAL PLANNING AND THE USE OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION FOR GENERAL MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL Management Division--Room 204 9:00 9:15 10:00 11:15 11:30 Moderators: S.M. Massarelli, C.E. Woods 1. Introduction--S.M. Massarelli 2. Effective Financial Management: A Plan-- C.E. Woods Well-planned budgeting and an effective cost-budget-general-accounting system are the cornerstones ot an effective management plan. 3. Accounting Information As a Tool in Financial Management--L.G. Shaw Nontechnical explanation of how accounting information is useful in managing water utilities 4. Forecasting and Budgeting As Tools for Financial Management--J.P. Tonkinson A discussion of forecasts and budgets, comparison of various examples of budget versus actual results, and presentation of computer-driven aids 5. Reports and Control Procedures for Financial Management--L.S. Graven Methods of establishing reports and control procedures for utility financial data 25 CAPCO JEN 0021069 2:30 3:30 6. Innovative Financing in Troubled Capital Markets--A. L Anders Troubled capital markets require flexibility, but financial innovations must be distinguished from gimmicks. 7. Summary--S.M. Massarelli, C.E. Woods S5 DEVELOPING HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE DRINKING WATER DECADE Spanish Translation i International Affairs Committee and Pan American Health OrganizationRoom 203 Moderator: J.M. Carrillo 9:00 1. Human Resources for the IDWSSO* in Latin America: Dimensions of the Problem, Alternative Solutions--L. U. Jauregui Alternative approaches to education and training of human resources to meet the decade's goals 9:40 2. National Training and Educational Programs (or Human Resource Development for IDWSSO*-- R.A. Rios The technical and institutional capabilities the educational system needs to meet human resource development requirements 10:45 3. Subregional Training Systems As a Support Mechanism for Institutional Training Needs-- Olman Cordero The characteristics of a subregional training system and its links with collaborating organizations 11:20 4. International Cooperation in Educating and Training Through a Network of Collaborating Institutions--F.A, Butrico Mechanisms of cooperation among universities and training institutions at the international level international Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation Decade S6 HEALTH EFFECTS AWWA Research Foundation-Room 103 Moderator: J.B. Mannion 900 1. Analytical Findings and Problems--fl.F, Christman Monitoring techniques, their limitations, and aoplications 10:30 2. Toxicological Principles and Procedures--John Doull Basic principles of toxicology, including dose-response relationships, acute versus chronic effects reversible versus irreversible damage, and how these are used in setting drinking water standards 11:30 3. Risk Assessment and Standard Setting--E.J. Calabrese Principles of risk assessment and the problems highrisk groups present in setting standards 4:00 4. Discussion Times m boldface indicate p m AH technical sessions and meetings will be held m the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 26 Technical Program Monday, May 17--Morning 1 ^TTER WATER FOR THE AMERICAS General Session--Miami Beach Theatre of the Performing Arts 9:30 10:00 Chairman: K.J. Miller Vice Chairmen: J.H. Stacha, W.O. Lynch, J.B. Gilbert, T.J. Blair III, D.B. Preston Music Processional 1. Invocation 2. Welcome 3. President's Statement--K.J. Miller 4. Awards 5. Friendship Award--E.C. Reed 6. Invitation to Panama--J.M. Carrillo 7. IWSA--Guy Deiouany 8. Keynote Address--Jorge Matute fl. Monday, May 17--Afternoon 2 THE ENERGY DILEMMA Distribution Division--Room 102A 2:00 2:30 Chairman: J.M. Rasberry Vice Chairman: G.O. Muller 1. The Cost of Energy--Claude L'Engle 2. Cost Savings Through Pipe Design for Energy Efficiency--T.M. Walski Rules on how to pick a least-cost diameter in a time of increasing energy costs 3:00 3:30 3. Energy Versus Pump Selection--G.A. Aldworth An account of optimizing pump selection for widerange operation by using two-speed motors or broad-coverage pump curves 4. Energy Saving Through Reduction of Leakage-- Jochen Kuhner 4:00 5. Energy Conservation by Cement-Mortar Lining--W.R. Dahl Pipeline rehabilitation by cement-mortar lining as an elfective method toward energy conservation 3 ARE COMPENSATION AND BENEFIT PROGRAMS A COST OR A SAVINGS? Management Division--Room 103A 2:00 2:30 Cochairmen: L.J. Hash. W.H. Abbott Jr. 1. Developing a Salary Program--W.C. Money Why salary programs and essential management tools are necessary and how to institute them 2. Is Management Incentive Compensation Viable for the Water Utility Industry?--Sylvester Murray Developing innovative management compensation programs to attract, motivate, reward, and retain executives 27 CAPCO JEN 0021070 3:00 3. Flexible Benefit Plans for Employees--O.R Jomo How benefit plans can be designed to offer more individual choice to employees 4 ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF THE WATER INDUSTRY: DO WE KNOW HOW TO SOLVE THEM? Research Division--Room 208 Cochairmen: P.L. McCarty, B.G. Stone 2:00 1. Economic Problems of a Water Utility--R.S, McGarry The general manager of a publicly owned water utility ra'ses questions for consideration by the members of the AWWA Economics Research Committee 2:25 2. Demanding Forecasting and Facilities Planning--J.J. Boland 2:50 3. Cost Estimation and Water Pricing--P.C. Mann 3:15 4. Setting Standards for Drinking Water--R.M. Clark 3:40 5. Priorities for Economic Research--D.T. Lauria 4:00 6. More Effective Water Use in New Homes and an Aggressive Retrofit Program Reduces Water Demand and Wastewater Flow-- W.O. Maddaus, D.S. Parker, A.J. Hunt An aggressive program to reduce residential vaste water flows 10 to 15 percent 4:30 7. The Application of Zonal Pricing to Metropolitan Utilities-- D.L. Schlenger, D.T. Lauria A simple model can determine optimal zonal prices based on cost differences between pressure districts 5 AQUIFER DEVELOPMENT AND PROTECTION Resources Division--Room 203 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 Cochairmen: T.J. Buchanan. J.R. George 1. Groundwater Resource Development and Protection in South Florida--J.R Maloy 2. Groundwater Supply Operation in Florida for Wet-Dry Cycle Environments--G.A. Heath 3. Protection of Public Supply Aquifers in Areas of Deep Water Disposal--j./. Garcia-Bengochea Soecial precautions are needed for constructing and operating deep-m|ection systems through public supply aquifers 4. Aquifer Protection From Salt Water Intrusion in South Florida--K.W. Ratzlaff How saltwater intrusion in a Biscayne. Fla., aquifer is controlled by water levels and saltwater barriers in coastal canals Times in boldface indicate p m All technical sessions and meetings will be held in the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 28 6 BETTER WATER QUALITY--THE CHALLENGE Water Quality Division--Room 207 2:00 2:30 Chairman: A.F. Hess III Vice Chairman: J.M. Symons 1. Drinking Water and Legionnaires' Disease--A.P. Dulour. Walter Jakubowski Legionella neumophila' a potential waterborne pathogen found in potable water 2. Automatic Closed-Loop Control Lime-Slurry Feed System--L.D. McMullen The Des Moines (Iowa) Water Works has designed an automatic closed-loop control lime-slurry feed system to reduce operational costs by S90 000 per year 3:00 3. The Small Water System Challenge--R.G. McCall Better understanding of small water utilities and their unique problems are required of larger utilities, consulting engineers, educators, regulators, manufacturers, legislators, and consumers. 3:30 4. Evaluation of GAC Performance and On-Site Reactivation at the Manchester Water Treatment Plant--D.B. Paris. Robert Beaurivage, David Kittredge. Beniamin Lykms The findings from a cooperative agreement between the USEPA and the Manchester (N H ) Water Works to determine the feasibility of an on-site fiuidizedbed GAC reactivation system 4:00 5. The Reuse Challenge--J.G. DeBoer' The challenge to water utilities of water reuse, including research needs, development incentives, and health aspects 4:30 6. THM Regulation--V.J. Kimm Tuesday, May 18--Morning 7 ENERGY MANAGEMENT (Early Bird Session) Management Division--Room 206 Moderator: E.A. Persson 8 00 1. Report on Energy Management Programs--E.A. Persson. E.R. Collerain AWWA's newly formed Energy Management Committee is launching a three-year program emphasizing section-level action 8 DISTRIBUTION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE Distribution Division--Room 102A Chairman: J.H. Wilson Vice Chairman: S.R Saylor 9.00 9:30 1. The Need for Rehabilitation of the Nation's Aged Water Systems: A Case Study-- A.K. Deb. Charles Zernentsch. James McElheny A study of the Buffalo. N.Y. water system to devc-co a cost-effective rehabilitation and replacement otocra'- 2. Proper Application of Protective Coatings--K B Tator 29 CAPCO JEN 0021071 10.00 3. A Water Company's Survival in a Major Flood-- Meyer Rosenthal Learning to survive a maior Hood a personal experience in the 1977 Johnstown, Pa. Hood 10:30 4. Preventative Distribution Valve Maintenance-- D.L, Skorcz. John Hill The value and methods of establishing a valve exercise program 11:00 5. Disinfection Following Pipeline Repairs-- T.M. Peck 9 MANAGEMENT OF STRESS AND CRIME Management Division--Room 103A 9:00 9:30 10 00 10:30 Cochairmen: C.A. Fcoman. R.L. Lee 1. Stress Versus Distress--W.J. Romanos Jr. How to fully understand stress in a biological state in order to enhance professional potential 2. Water Utility Experience in Stress Management-- G.L. Laverty Stress management for supervisors and other employees was an important ingredient in meeting water utility supply problems related to a drought 3. Management's Role in Crime Prevention--L ft Riccio Management can and must plan its defense against me threat of crime 4, Utility Security--R.G. Jensen A risk management program utilizing internal controls guards, insurance, loss prevention, claims control, and education is solving some of the problems of the Denver Water Department 10 ALTERNATE WATER SUPPLY Resources Division--Room 203 Cochairmen: N.M. Cline. J.D. Bakken 9 00 9:30 1. Desalting in Florida--Glenn Dykes Jr. A study of the resolution to Florida's water resource problem through use of reverse osmosis 2. Desalting: Water Supply Alternatives for Virginia Beach-- M.P. Robinson Jr., G.P. Westerhotf. T.V. Leahy 10 00 10 30 3. Regional Financing of Water Reclamation--Wiley Horne 4. Denver's Practical Conservation Program--R.D. Wiley 11 UNIVERSITIES FORUM I Room 208 Chairman: J.K. Edzwald Vice Chairman: S.J. Randtke 9 00 1. Fundamental Characteristics of Water Treatment Plant Sludges--D.L. Wakeland. W.R, Knocke in recent years, more emphasis has been placed on water plant sludge handling especially where land is net available for holding ponds t Times m boldface indicate p m All technical sessions and meetings wilt be held n the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 30 9:25 2. Sulfur Chemistry and Removal From Groundwater Supplies--D.A. Dohnalek. J.A. FitzPatrick How to increase the degree oi sulfur removal economically in the oxidation and precipitation steps by the use of catalysts and oxidants other than air 9:50 3. Predicting the Effect of Hydrolizing Salts on Flocculation Efficiency Using Computerized Chemical Equilibrium Models--D.R. Iyer, R.D. Letterman Computerized chemical eauilibrium models have great potential for evaluating the extent of chemical reactions m Ihe physical-chemical treatment of water. 10:15 4. Evaluation of Barium Removal Methods for Groundwater Supplies-- T.L. Krause. R.S. Gemmell An investigation of alternative water treatment methods that could reduce the levels of barium contained m groundwater 10:40 5. A Better Calculation Method for the Calcium Carbonate Saturation Index and Corrosion of Steel in Water With Different Saturation Indices--R.A. Pisigan Jr.. J.E. Singley A new pH formula was derived based on a constructed chemical model of CaC03 saturation taking into account ionic speciation. 11:05 6. Development of Pipe Manifold System for Monitoring Water Quality in Water Distribution Systems-- T.M. Prakash, S.K. Banerji. J.T. O'Connor Accumulations on diHerent pipe malerials and Ihe eHect of commonly used disinfectants and corrosion inhibitors were sludied in order to evaluate a proposed monitoring system. 11:30 7. Domestic %-lnch Meier Accuracy and Testing, Repair, and Replacement Programs--G.J. Newman, ft ft Noss "Unaccounted for" water in urban water supply systems is receiving greater atteniion because Ihe water represents lost revenue and may be an indicator of the system's physical condition 11:50 8. Economic Analysis of Leak Detection and Repair-- E.E. Moyer, J.W. Male The benefits and costs of leak detection and repair, using the Westchester (N.Y.) Joint Water Works as a case study 12 PILOT PLANT CASE STUDIES Water Quality Division--Room 207 Chairman: J.L. Cleasby Vice Chairman: N.J. Davoust 9:00 1. Pilot-Scale Studies of the Treatment of the Susquehanna River for Baltimore--A.F. Hess III. G.C. Cline, J.E. Dyksen, D.J. Hilterbrand 9:30 2. Studies on the Loss of Media During Air Scour-- Appiah Amirtharajah, S.L. Trusler The causes and magnitudes of Ihe carry-over of media into the wash-water gutter during air-scour backwash 10:00 3. A Study of THM Removal by Packed-Tower Aeration--M.D. Umphres, C.H. Tate Results of a pilot-study investigation o! packedlower aeration for the removal of trihalomethanes 31 CAPCO JEN 0021072 10:30 11.00 11:30 4. Advances in the Development of Design Criteria for Packed-Column Aeration--J.E. Singley. L.J. Bilello S. The Potomac Estuary Experimental Water Treatment Plant: Treating a Highly Contaminated Source for Drinking Water--M.C. Kavanaugh. H.C. Ways The first-year monitoring results lor. Potomac estuary experimental water treatment 6. Evaluation of Taste and Odor Reduction Processes by Pilot-Plant Operation--S.L. Davis. S L. Lackey Alternative taste and odor control processes were evaluated by pilot-plant studies at the Buffalo Pound Water Administration Board s plant near Moose Jaw. Sask Tuesday, May 18--Afternoon l % 13 IMPROVING MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE THROUGH CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS Education Division--Room 207 Cochairmen: M.J, McGuue. M.T. Chiaraluce 2:00 1. Toward Managerial Competence--E.A Powers Findings oi the American Management Association s gracuate management program 2:30 2. Certified Managers and Group Dynamics in Management Learning--ft Mignerey Information about the certified-manager process and approaching managerial development through group discussion learning sessions 3:00 3. Management Training in South Dakota Rural Systems--D.N. Davis A review of the on-site training program for rural waier systems, emphasizing the needs of the small water systems manager 3:30 4. Supervisory Training: A Diagnostic Guide-- V.W. Langworthy Supervisory training can help identify and solve management problems and imp-ove group relationships 4:00 5. AWWA Water Utility Management Institute: An Investment in Improvement--Kay Kutchins An overview of the institute concept ano a case study of its further application m a utility 14 CONSTRUCTION CLAIMS: HOW TO MINIMIZE Engineering and Construction Division-- Room102A 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 Chairman. G.H. Abplanalp Vice Chairman: J.V. Miner 1. Contractor--R.S. Gabrielse 2. Supplier--Orem Hopkins 3. Engineer--ft Vansant 4. Owner--R H. Reinert 5. Lawyer--G.W. Farquhar ^ Times m boldface indicate p m. All technical sessions and meetings will be held in the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 32 15 RURAL WATER SUPPLIES AND SANITATION PROGRAM IN LATIN AMERICA (Spanish Translation) International Affairs 1--Room 203 Chairman: W.W. Aultman Vice Chairman: J.J. Mayol 2:00 1. An Overview of the Rural Water and Sanitation Programs of the Americas--David Donaldson A PAHO staff member will cover progress to date, types of programs, degrees of success, and future outlook. 2:30 2. Practical Water Treatment for Communities in Developing Countries--D.A. Okun, C.R. Schulz A reasonable approach for designing water treatment facilities using techniques that are tailored to the social and economic conditions of the region 3:00 3. Developing Appropriate Human Resources for Rural Water Programs: The Agua del Pueblo Experiment--S.B. Cox A discussion of the use of multiskilled rural waier and sanitation personnel in developing countries 3:30 4. Community Participation--John Grant Local participation in a rural water supply versus direction by a national program 4:00 5. Financing, Management and Operations--Juan Alfaro A discussion of how and to what degree subsidies are given 16 STANDARDS COUNCIL Room 103A Chairman: J.H. Robinson Vice Chairman: G.L Laverty 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 1. Disinfection of Pipelines and Water Storage Facilities--G.W. Adrian 2. Standards Committee on Water Meters--H.E. Snider. Steve Lyons. S.J. Prazer 3. An Overview of Ductile-Iron Pipe Standards--A.M. Tinkey A discussion of present and future A-21 standards 4. Concrete Pipe Procedures and Manuals--Conrad Hohener Jr. 5. Recommendations tor Elastic Buckling Design Requirements for Burled Flexible Pipe--L.L. Cagle. B C. Glascock 17 UNIVERSITIES FORUM 2 Room 208 2:00 Chairman: J.A. FitzPatrick Vice Chairman: J.E. Ferguson 1. Formation and Control of Organic Chlorine in Public Water Supplies--S.J. Fleischacker. D.E. Johnson. S.J. Randtke The extent and rate of formation of organic chlorine in water supplies and the potential of conventional water treatment processes to remove organic chlorine and organic chlorine precursors 33 V CAPCO JEN 0021073 2:25 2. The Reaction of Ozone and Bromide in Aqueous Solutions and Its Implications In Water Treatment--M. T. Garcia-Rivera. H.E. Moore. M.F. Mehran. W.J. Cooper The study of the aqueous chemistry of ozone has been stimulated recently by the concern over the formation of chlorinated organics during water treatment 2:50 3. Reactions of Hypochlorous Acid and Monochioramine With Phenolic Compounds: Effects of Activated Carbon--E.A. Voudrias. R.A. Larson. V L. Snoeyink Tfco reactions of HOCI with phenols in the presence a"d absc'ce of GAC 3:15 AWWA Academic Achievement Awards 3:25 4. Air Stripping of Volatile Organics in Water--R.iL. Mumlord. J.L. Schnoor The appfical on ot pachOO-bed stripping technology lo re task of removing several volatile organic chemicals `rom water 3:50 5. A Parametric Study of Metal Coagulants for Removing Trihalomethane Precursors From Various Natural Waters--P.A. Chadik. G.L. Amy A study of alum and ferric chloride-coagulated THM precursors m natural waters from various areas of the Ln.teo States 4:15 6. Mass Transfer and Phase Equilibria in a Bubble Column--C.D. Munz, P.V. Roberts Henry's constants were estimated for five volatile chlorinated hydrocarbons using a bubble-column technique 4:40 7. Removal of Naturally Occurring Trihalomethane Precursors by Polymer Coagulation and Direct Filtration--M.C Zapata-Moreno. K.B. Black. F.A. DiGiano Tuesday, May 18--Evening RESEARCH SEMINAR DISINFECTANT RESIDUALS IN WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS: MICROBIOLOGICAL PROTECTION VERSUS THM CONTROL Association of Environmental Engineering Professors--Room 208 Chairman: P.C. Singer 8:00 1. Effectiveness of Free Chlorine in Water Distribution Systems--V P. Olivieri 2. When Should Chloramines Be Considered As a Means for THM Control?--fl.fi. Trussell Wednesday, May 19--Morning 18 ACCIDENT PREVENTION (Early Bird Session) Management Division--Room 103A 8 00 Moderator- D.M. Hungerlord 1. Safe Entry Into Confined Spaces Panelists: A L. Dubiel. R.J Oliphant. M.D Rolhenberg A discussion of recommended safety procedures for entering and working m confined areas Times >n boldface indicate p m An technical sessions and meetings will be held in the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 34 19 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM: THE OPERATORS' COMMON BOND (Operators' Forum) Education Division--Room 207 9:00 9:30 10:00 Cochairmen: O.K. Sander,' J.W. Hoffbuhr 1. Troubleshooting the Water Distribution System-- S.A. Brook ; Several procedures and the equipment available for troubleshooting water distribution systems 2. Construction and Inspection--Rex Powers. R.B. Lennex Performance by an inspector helps make a good proiecl Some duties of the inspector are described. 3. Effective Flushing and Disinfection Practices--L.V. Jones The operations necessary for distribution system cleaning to maintain and improve m-system wafer quality 10 30 4. Corrosion: The Operator's Perspective a. Monitoring for Corrosion Control--G.J. Kirmeyer, G.S. Logsdon Corrosion monitoring methods used by utilities to investigate corrosiveness of a water supply b. Control and Testing by the Operator-- G.M. Haskew How the operator can determine if internal corrosion is a problem 20 URBAN WATER SUPPLIES IN LATIN AMERICA (Spanish Translation < International Affairs 2--Room 203 9:00 9:45 10 30 11:15 Chairman: H.R. Shipman Vice Chairman: H J. Graeser 1. The Diversion of Rio Mantaro to the Rio Rimac River Valley to Produce Electricity and Drinking Water for Lima--Alfonso Zavala C. A joint hydropower-water supply scheme `or the citv of Lima involved the transfer of water from the Atlantic to the Pacific basin in Peru 2. Bogota Water Supply 3. Mexico City Water Supply--Guillermo Guerrero Villalobos The technical and financial aspects of the solutions lo Mexico City's water supply problems 4. Irregular Urban Settlements and Potable Water Service--Jorge Matute R. Providing water supply to fringe areas of a tarce ^ tv with a rapicty expanding population 21 RESEARCH 2 Research Division--Room 208 9,00 Cochairmen: P.D. Foley. C.R. O'Melia 1. A Comparison ot Competitive Adsorption on Selected Carbonaceous and Polymeric Resins and Activated Carbon: Expected and Unexpected Preferential Adsorptions-- R.A. DiMambro. F.A. DiGiano. Chen-Yu Yen Anomalies in competitive adsorption were r. differences in micropore volumes among r.-s.n<; 9 30 2. Coagulation of Humic Substances: Concepts and Applications--B.A. Dempsey. R.M. Ganho. C R O'Melia 35 CAPCO JEN 0021074 Mechanisms 'cr the removal of humic substances by ccagu'at'on and their aopiications 10 00 3. Mass Transfer of Volatile Organic Contaminants During Surface Aeration--P.V, Roberts, Paul Dandhker A s-mole method lo predict the transfer rates of volatile organic conlammanls during surface aeration 10 30 4. Competitive Interactions Between Humic Substances and Chloroform in Fixed-Bed Adsorbers--J.C Crittenden. Mnganka Ghosh. Gary Mueller. B R Sabin r.',i"pet-'.on lesorphon and displacement of pn . a isomed chloroform .vith humic substances ,rf> v< 11 00 5. A Study of TOC and THM Precursor Removals by Conventional Treatment and Direct Filtration--J.K. Edzwald. W C Becker. S.J. Tambini An actual treatment plant >s compared against dvect t'af-cn `or , -g''.y cc'ored water 11 30 6. Influence of Coagulation Adsorption on Behavior in Minicolumns--M.J, Semmens 22 WATER UTILITY COUNCIL Government Affairs Forum--Room 204 9 00 9 10 9 30 10 00 10 30 Chairman F.S Burba 1. Introduction--K J. Miller 2. Overview of the Water Utility Council--F.S. Burba 3. Washington Activity--J.B. Grot! 4. EPA's Drinking Water Program--F.A. Eidsness Jr, 5. Impact of Budget Cuts on the Water Utility Industry--Wafer Utility Council Panel 23 AUTOMATION AND CONTROL OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS Distribution Division--Room 102A 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 Chairman: D.E. Jackson Vice Chairman: H.E. Snider 1. Distribution System Design Through Network Modeling--J.E. Wood : me-sa/ing approach lo system design and control sc^e^e aeve'cpment 2. Telemetering for Remote Control of Small and Medium Distribution Systems--J.E. Von Rader ~e emoior-rg methods and pract'cal solutions lo prccerr's remote control in /.a:er distribution s.ste-^s 3. Central Control for a Large Distribution System-- P M Emery 'he jrowih o* V.etrcpcl.tan Toronto and the .moene-iation of a central pumping station 4. Automatic Pump Sequencing in an Unmanned Water Pump Station--D.A. Klym. I.B. Henderson. Edwin Klassen. George Remple unalle-ced pumps maintain flows from 20 to 150 mgd 90 to 680 ML. d) rates with minimal variation Tunes m boldface indicate p m All technical sessions and meetings will oe noid in the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 36 4:00 5. Maintenance of Instrumentation--AC. Freeston Maintenance of instrumentation can be handled even by the inexperienced with a minimum of tools 24 PLANNING AND CONTRACTING FOR WATER SUPPLY, 1982-2022 Management Division--Room 103A Cochairmen: R.L. Wubbena. K.W. Peltz 2:00 1. Planning for Future Needs--Murray Ellis 2:30 2. Central City Wholesale Contracts: Joint Project Development and Cost Sharing--RD. Hardten The benefits of wholesale contracts, including service requirements, cost sharing, and methods for resolving disputes 3:00 3. Resolving Intergovernmental Conflict on Water Rate Disputes-- T.E. Taylor. Matalyn Harp Resolving intergovernmental conflict on wholesale rales and service requirements demands a fresh approach and cooperative action between the supplying city and its customers 3:30 4. Operation and Maintenance Contracts for Management of Small Water Supplies--N.C. Thompson. W.B. Bosch, J.M. Maxwell Small water systems can be helped with ass.siance from larger water purveyors 25 RESEARCH 3 Research Division--Room 208 Cochairmen: R.H. Taylor. P.R. Cairo 2:00 1. Hydrogen Peroxide Formation in Groundwater Exposed to Sunlight: Implications in Water Treatment-- W.J. Cooper, R.G. Petasne. R.G. Zika Aqueous solutions of natural humic substances exposed to sunlight produce hydrogen peroxide that can reduce oxidants used in water treatment 2:30 2. Research Needs in the Area of Drinking Water Research: A Committee Report--J.D. Johnson. R.C. Hoehn 3:00 3. Limiting Bacterial Aftergrowth in Distribution Systems by Removing Biodegradable Organics-- M.M. Bourbigot, Andre Dodin. Raymond Lheritier Drinking water upkeep in a system was improved oy using ozonation and activated carbon m the plant 3:30 4. Mean Coliform Density of a Water Distribution System--W.O. Pipes. R.R. Christian Mean coliform density is a poor acceptance criteria `or Ihe bacteriological safety of drinking water 4:00 5. Plumbosolvency in Scotland: The Problem, the Remedy, the Effects--W.N. Richards. M.R. Moore 4:30 6. The Interior Surface Character of Galvanized Steel Pipe: A Potential Factor in Corrosion Resistance-- K.P. Fox. C.H. Tate. A.E. Bowers Results of tests for interior surface integrity ol galvanized steel pipe and pipe corrosion potent ai 26 INDUSTRIAL WATER: CONSERVATION AND REUSE Resources Division--Room 203 2:00 Chairman: P.K. MacEwan Vice Chairman: L.F. O'Connor 1. Industry's Response to Forced Water Conservation in a Drought--Joseph Adamo 37 V CAPCO JEN 0021075 2:30 2. Electric Utility Water Reuse and Zero Discharge-- W.P. Grobmyer. W.J. Wilson, M.L. Kurtz, J.F. Hancock The requirements tor station zero discharge, the environmental benefits, and how zero discharge is achieved through advanced water treatment techniques and station water management 3:00 3. Zero-Discharge Wastewater Treatment at an Electronics Manufacturing Plant--O.P. Chopra How a wastewater treatment plant recycles most of the site's wastewater with losses only through evaporation 3:30 4. Wastewater Recycling at Inland Steel Company-- E.J. McCluskey A discuss.on of industrial wastewater treatment for recycling corposes and mimmiz.ng pollutant discharge 4:00 5. Discussion--P.K. MacEwan. L.F. O'Connor 27 UNDERGROUND CONTAMINANTS Water Quality Division--Room 207 Cochairmen: J.E. Courchene, R.G. McCall 2:00 1. Development of Revised Drinking Water Standards for Groundwater Contaminants--Joseph Cotruvo 2:30 2. Approaches to Solving a Complex Problem--W.A. Mullen. Robert James. John Littler, Derek Sandison 3:00 3. Rapid Source Identification of Pollutants Through Mutual Cooperation--H.J. Borchers Jr. Results of a cooperative study to identify sources of volatile organic contaminants in a geologically complicated multi-aquifer system 3:30 4. The Use of Aeration to Remove Volatile Organics From Groundwater--J.E. Dyksen, A.F. Hess III. M.J. Barnes. G.C. Cline A review of aeration principles and processes and the application of oilot-test results to determine removal efficiences and design criteria 4:00 5. Removal of Inorganic Contaminants From Groundwater by Reverse Osmosis--T.J. Sorg. Martin Huxstep 4:30 6. Control of THMs and Color at Fort Lauderdale-- T.P. Brodeur. J.E. Singley, Horton Wasserman. A.F. Hess III Thursday, May 20--Morning 28 IMPROVING OVERSEAS OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE: DESIGN CHALLENGE (Spanish Translation) AIDIS 'Inter-American Association of Sanitary Engineersi--Room 203 9 00 9:05 9-10 9,20 Cochairmen: E.A. Merrylield. F.W. Montanari 1. Introduction--E.A. Merrylield Water faclity design practices to improve operation and ma'htenance of overseas waterworks facilities 2. Background and Brief Case Histories of Poor Design--F.W. Montanari 3. Modern Water Treatment Plant Design 4. Opportunities for Good Design tor Overseas Plants--E.G. Wagner Times in boldface indicate p m All technical sessions and meetings will be held in the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 38 ' | I 9:30 9:40 10:00 5. What American Practice Can Contribute to Simple Design to Enhance Good Operation and Maintenance--W.W. Aultman 6. Brazilian Practice Under PLANASA: Contribution of Good Design Toward Improved Operation and Maintenance--E.R. Yassuda 7. Panel Discussion 29 WATER PROJECTS FOR THE AMERICAS Engineering and Construction DivisionRoom 204 Chairman: J.E. Layne Mice Chairman: C.N. Bohrer 9:00 1. Trinidad's Water Projects: Prelude to Progress-- F.E. Harem. E.A. Jack The problems of financing, contracting, and managing a major project in a small developing country . 9:30 10:00 10:30 2 Design, Construction, and Treatmentof the Trap Falls Water Treatment Plant--P.W. Doe. M.L. Johnson 3. Innovative Well-Field Control--R.M. Armstrong 4. Water Supply Master Plan for Guayaquil, Ecuador 1980-2000--D.fl. Harris. C.P. Zielaskowski. Mario Semiglia Comparative studies were conducted to select the most favorable water supply expansion projects 30 RESEARCH 4 Research Division--Room 208 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Cochairmen: V.L. Snoeyink. M.C. Kavanaugh 1. Enhancement of Flocculation With PreOzonation--B.M. Saunier, R.E. Selleck. R.R. Trussell 2. Particles in Drinking Water. Their Significance and Current Technology for Identification and Characterization--J.C. Hoff. R.R. Trussell 3. Changes in Particle-Size Distributions During Batch Flocculation and Sedimentation--D.F. Lawler. J.C. Kao. Wanpen Wirojanagud. Emundo Izurieta Measured see distributions are compared with predictions of mathematical models for practical behavior m unit processes 4. Turbidity Removal by a Coal-Aluminum Filter-- A.G. Collins. R.L. Johnson Turbidity removal from unconditional low alkalinity raw waters by coal-aluminum granular media filters 5. Color-Turbidity Removal Domains on the Alum Coagulation Diagram--Appiah Amirthara/ah. G.A. Edwards A design and operation diagram for color and combined color and turbidity removal 6. Cationic Polyelectrolytes As Primary Coagulants for Removing Trihalomethane Precursors--G.L Amy. P.A. Chadik Evaluation of several cationic polyelectrolytes as primary coagulants for removing trihalomethane precursors from various waters 39 CAPCO JEN 0021076 31 IMPROVING WATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATION Water Quality Division--Room 207 Chairman: E.W. Bailey Jr. Vice Chairman: H.E. Pearson 9:00 1. Process Analysis: Upgrading Existing Water Treatment While Meeting Organic Drinking Water Regulations--G.C. Hartman. T.D. Furman Jr., J.E: Singley. O.L. Tippin Upgrading existing treatment--optimized flocculation, coagulation, filter operations, pumping controls; THM conrol and disinfection modifications 9.30 2. Trihalomethane Formation at Ann Arbor--RS. Sacks The THM concentration in Ann Arbor, Mich. was significantly reduced using combined chlorination. 10:00 3. Control of Lead-Pipe Corrosion in the Boston Metropolitan Area--P.C. Karatekas Jr., C.R Ryan, F.B. Taylor Toe need for a systematic monitoring program to evaluate a corrosion control scheme 10:30 4. Bacterial Regrowth In a Distribution System and Its Relationship With the Efficiency of the Water Treatment Plant for the Removal of Total Organic Carbon, Assimilable Organic Carbon, Algae, and Various Microorganisms--M. Rizet, F. Fiessinger. N. Cauhape 1100 S. Large-Scale Optimization of Water Treatment Processes for Asbestos Fiber Removal--M.J. McGuire, A.E. Bowers, D.A. Bowers Significant removals of asbestos from drinking water were accomplished by large-scale optimization of treatment processes in Southern California. 11:30 6. Post-Precipitation in Distribution Lines Following Water Treatment--J.J. Costello T/pes of precipitation in mams that could adversely affect water quality are examined ________ Times m boidiace indicate pm. AH technical sessions and meetings will be held m the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated. 40 AWWA Officials Officers 1981- 82 K.J. Miller--Denver, Colo.......................................President J.H. Stacha--Dallas, Texas........................ President-Elect W.O. Lynch--Cazenovia, N.Y..................... Vice President J.B. Gilbert--Oakland, Calif......................Immediate Past President T.J. Blair III--Charleston, W.Va........................... Treasurer D.B. Preston--AWWA Staff.................................. Secretary 1982- 83 J. H. Stacha--Dallas, Texas............................. President W.O. Lynch--Cazenovia, N.Y..................... President-Elect W.H. Richardson--Chicago, III.................. Vice President K. J. Miller--Denver, Colo.... Immediate Past President T.J. Blair III--Charleston, W.Va............................Treasurer D.B. Preston--Denver, Colo..................................Secretary Directors-at-Large Term Expires K.C. Hach, Hach Chemical Co.......................................1982 W.J. McGlinchy, W.J. McGlinchy & Assoc.................. 1983 J.J. Moran, Kennedy Valve............................................1984 J.L. Ford Jr........................................................................ 1985 Council Chairmen D.K. Shine*--Wyoming, Mich General Policy Council J.H. Robinson*--Kansas City, Mo. ...Standards Council W.H. Richardson*--Chicago, III......................Technical & Professional Council F.S. Burba*--Louisville, Ky.............Water Utility Council Research Foundation Board of Trustees T.C. Pope*--Orlando, Fla.....................................Chairman J.R. Woods--Dover, Del...............................Vice Chairman Garrett Sloan--Miami, Fla....................................Treasurer F.S. Burba*--Louisville, Ky. F.A. Eidsness--Boca Raton, Fla. P.D. Foley--Toronto, Ont. P.H. Lane--Los Angeles, Calif. V.W. Langworthy--Lansing, Mich. Henry Ongerth--Berkeley, Calif. K.E. Shull--Bryn Mawr, Pa. p L McCarty--Stanford, Calif. ___________ `Also members ol the AWWA Board ot Otrectors 41 CAPCO JEN 0021077 Principal Section Officers Section Director ..'abama-MIssissippi Arizona Atlantic Canada British Columbia California-Nevada Chesapeake Connecticut Florida Hawaii Illinois Indiana Intermountain F.E. Maxey Jr. J.W. Blaha J.D. Kline J.A. Wise Aubrey Millward Eugene Bowers H.H. Hyde J.D. Stroeh* D.C. Heil B.H. Ebner D.L. Crowson E.F. Lau R.S. Shierry A.H. Piautz R.L. Williams' J.F. Robinson Iowa Kansas Kentucky-Tennessee Mexico Michigan Missouri Montana Nebraska New England New Jersey New York North Carolina E.R. Baumann Virtus Beaumont' K.A. Mangun J.H. Robinson' J.L. Huber R. Trevino G. W.H. Abbott Jr. H.E. Snider M.G. Thomas R.H. McLeod F.E. Elwell D.G. McCabe J.J. Welch J.S. Goodman R.E. Shaw Jr.* North Central Ohio Ontario G.L. Mahon Richard Miller P.M. Emery Pacific Northwest A.A. Alsing Pennsylvania M.E. Hook Puerto Rico Quebec Rocky Mountain J.J. Mayol Hubert Demard J.B. Warner E.W. Bailey Jr." South Dakota R.W. Harrington L.L. Harms' Southeastern Southwest Texas Virginia West Virginia Western Canada Wisconsin E.L. Huie R.S. Winfield* K.W. Peltz J.F. Kubala F.F. Eunpu R.A.Jackson* H.E. Cain C.R. Jenkins* D.A. Shillabeer John Skorupski E.D. Hawley* Difector-Eiecl 42 Term Expires Chairman Chairman-Elect or Vice Chairman SecretaryTreasurer 1983 1983 1984 1982 1985 J.R. Von Sprecken L.E. Orr R.D. Barnes Ken Silvester D.L. Buntyn M.G. McCutchan Kenneth Dominie W.G. Mills John Newman G.W. Wells W.H. Gates Adrian Duncan 1984 1982 K.H. Beard Jr. * W.J. Weinhardt W.O.Bangham 1985 1984 1983 1984 1984 1984 1982 1985 W.M. Breichner W.F. Guillaume D.L. Tippin W.Y. Thompson H.W. Peskator W.V. Smurr W.W. Fallin R.P. McHugh C.E. Hogue Kazu Hayashida M.D. Curry J.C. Taylor K.L. Brink A.J. Rivers E.C. Kinloch M.Z. Waki R.T. Sasman H.W. Cundiff 1984 1982 1985 C.A. Fitzsimmons J.L. Cleasby L.W. Hooton C.L. Kron Phillip Gwinnup Leonard Thomas 1982 1985 J.H. Robinson N.J. Burris J.L. May 1983 1983 1983 1982 1984 1983 1983 1983 1983 1982 1985 Lenard Lynch N. Urrutia L. K.M. Squiers S.T. Stephens R.L. Sanks J.L. Gerlt R.C. Drake G.M. Haskew Jr. Samuel Syrotynski Donald Knibb L.F, Wolf Federico Villarreal J.H. Wagner Jr. W.L. Marshall Jr. G.N. Mannix T. St. Onge P.C. Karatekas Jr. F.J. Grieder J.R. Dineen E.J. Morris Paul Sumner G.F. Davalos G.E. Olivier J.R. Popalisky D.L. Fraser R.G. Seidelman Jr. L.F. Peters Michael Cronin C.V. Seal Jr. A.T. Rolan 1984 1984 1982 1983 1983 1983 1984 1982 1985 G.L. Englund R.L. Powers J.D. Pawley K.G.Johnson R.A. Luksa Carlos Fernandez J.L. Rancourt Noel Hobbs L.T. Dittrich J.E. Moses B.L. Hodgins J.R. Meckley R.F. Walker N.R. Sirgado Normand Filiatrault Sue Mikkelsen William Lloyd G.L. Hoffman B.L. Hodgins J.F. Meharry J.B. Smith Ventura Bengoechea Bertrand Samson S.H. Fonda 1982 1985 C.W. Kuecker Doug Herron Ertis Osterberg 1982 1985 J.A. Andrea B.G. Turner R.T. Tindal 1984 1984 1982 1985 B.E. Price M.K. Tubbs W.J. Hunt A.J. Hamlett Jr. Bill Healer S.P. Tansill F.P. Moss Jr. R.G. Toler H.A. Johnson 1982 1985 R.J. Cain P.N. Bright V.R. Wilford 1984 1982 1985 G.D. Balacko Louis Schulze Calvin Johnston R.F. Dickinson Derrick Harrison J.W. Schulz 43 CAPCO JEN 0021078 Technical & Professional Council Division Officers Distribution Division J.M. Rasberry--Willowdale, Ont.......................... Chairman P.E. Pilgreen--Montgomery, Ala............... Vice Chairman G.O. Muller--Arlington, Texas .................... First Trustee D.E. Jackson--New Haven, Conn............Second Trustee S.R. Saylor--Fremont, Calif..........................Third Trustee G. A. Seibel--Beaverton, Ore.......................Trustee-Elect J.A. Roller--Tacoma, Wash.........................Past Chairman H. E. Snider--Kansas City, Mo..................Representative to T & P Council J.H. Wilson--Little Rock, Ark...................... Representative to Standards Council J.l. Capito--AWWA Staff......................................Secretary Education Division J.T. Quigley--Madison, Wis................................ Chairman M.J. McGuire--Venice, Calif...................... Vice Chairman M.T. Chiaraluce--New Haven, Conn............ First Trustee J.W. Hoffbuhr--Denver, Colo................... Second Trustee D.K. Sander--Spokane, Wash....................... Third Trustee G.S. Allen--Little Rock, Ark........................... Trustee-Elect J.L. Robinson--Fort Worth, Texas .......... Past Chairman J.E. Kemper--Norfolk, Va.............................Representative to T&P Council B.D. Haskins--AWWA Staff .................................Secretary Engineering & Construction Division J.E. Layne--Denver, Colo.................................... Chairman W.B. Sinnott--New York, N.Y.....................Vice Chairman Randolph Goulding--Atlanta, Ga................. First Trustee J.A. Wade Jr.--San Jose, Calif................. Second Trustee J.V. Miner--Atlanta, Ga...................................Third Trustee R.S. Gabrielse--Detroit, Mich........................ Trustee-Elect C.N. Bohrer--Dunwoody, Ga..................... Past Chairman G.H. Abplanalp--Saddle Brook, N.J........ Representative to T&P Council W.A. Kelley--Lansing, Mich.........................Representative to Standards Council G.L. Craft--AWWA Staff........................................Secretary Management Division C.A. Froman Jr.--Gary, Ind................................. Chairman L.J. Hash--Sioux Falls, S.D........................ Vice Chairman 44 W.H. Abbott Jr.--Ann Arbor, Mich................First Trustee K.W. Peltz--Lake Charles, La....................Second Trustee R.L. Wubbena--Olympia, Wash................... Third Trustee E.W. Limbach--Charleston, W.Va................. Trustee-Elect J.H. Stacha--Dallas, Texas........................ Past Chairman R.P. Van Dyke--San Antonio, Texas....... Representative to T&P Council R.L. Lee--Medford, Ore................................ Representative to Standards Council B.D. Haskins--AWWA Staff .................................Secretary Research Division B. G. Stone--West Perth, Australia .................. Chairman C. R. O'Melia--Baltimore, Md...................Vice Chairman R.H. Taylor--Cincinnati, Ohio....................................... FirstTrustee V.L. Snoeyink--Urbana, III.........................................SecondTrustee P.R. Cairo--Philadelphia, Pa.........................................ThirdTrustee M.C. Kavanaugh--Washington, D.C.............Trustee-Elect P.L.McCarty--Stanford, Calif..................... Past Chairman P.D. Foley--Toronto, Ont............................. Representative to T&P Council P.R. Cairo--Philadelphia, Pa....................... Representative to Standards Council E.F. Spitzer--AWWA Staff.................................... Secretary Resources Division W.R. Inhoffer--Clifton, N.J.................................. Chairman T.J. Buchanan--Reston, Va........................Vice Chairman D.L. Georgeson--Los Angeles, Calif............ First Trustee L.S. Lau--Honolulu, Hawaii....................Second Trustee J.D. Bakken--Indianapolis, Ind................... Third Trustee C.B. Carroll Jr.--Aurora, Colo..................... Trustee Elect R.C. McWhinnie--Denver, Colo.................. Past Chairman F. G. Honeycutt--Dallas, Texas...............Representative to T&P Council R.P. McHugh--New Haven, Conn.............. Representative to Standards Council G. L. Craft--AWWA Staff.....................................Secretary Water Quality Division A.F. Hess III--Paramus, N.J................................ Chairman J.E. Courchene--Seattle, Wash................. Vice Chairman E. W. Bailey Jr.--Colorado Springs, Colo... First Trustee R.G. McCall--Charleston, W.Va...............Second Trustee J.L. Cleasby--Ames, Iowa........................Third Trustee A.A. Stevens--Cincinnati, Ohio ...................Trustee-Elect J.M. Symons--Cincinnati, Ohio.................Past Chairman N.J. Davoust--Ely, Minn...............................Representative to T&P Council H.E. Pearson--Pomona, Calif......................Representative to Standards Council F. W. Pontius--AWWA Staff...............................Secretary 45 V CAPCO JEN 0021079 Conference Committees Technical Program Committee A.E. Bowers, Cnairman J.A. Cotruvo C.A. Froman Jr. A.F. Hess III W.R. Inhoffer J.E. Layne J.T. Quigley R.A. Pavia D.B. Preston J.M. Rasberry W.H. Richardson H.R. Shipman B.G, Stone R.R. Lamson, Secretary Conference Management Committee Garrett Sloan, General Chairman J.D. 8uck!ey A.J. Clemente J.T. Cowgill C.N. Hammond J.J. Menendez F.E. Moore Annie Sloan Paul Wood Facility Tours Committee International Visitors C.N. Hammond, Chairman Committee F.R. Austin J.J. Menendez, Chairman Howard Fallon Damodar Airan Thomas Maxwell George Arevalo Roger Varona Javier Borbolla Ben Chen Richard Coates Golf & Tennis Committee F.E. Moore, Chairman E.F. Donnelly J.H. Johnson Orlando Diez John Guidry Manuel Lauredo Armando Lopez Eugene Pelaez George Perez George Rodriguez Host Committee Roland Santos Richard Austin Plinio Villanueva Carmen Bengochea J.T. Cowgill Lourdes Cowgill Wilson Wardwell Nathaniel Zemel George Durkin Spouse Activities Judy Durkin Committee Jackie Gordon Annie Sloan, Chairwoman C.N. Hammond Becky Black Emma Kafoury Ginny Crowson Mary McAtee Judy Eidsness Jeris Pope C.R. Rittenhouse Linda Rosean C.R. Schultz Annalee Hart Donna Haygood Doris Holman Olga Jones Nancy Schultz Phillip Young Sue Young Pat Kellermann Phyllis Moore Claire Stanton 46 Session Monitors Committee A.J. Clemente, Chairman Ewart Anderson Vince Arrebola Julie Baker Jana Bares Dudley Brown Frank Davis Frank Delgado Steve Durocher Ed Gancher Pedro Hernandez Carmen Iber Joseph Kehoe Harvey Kottke Elmer Morrell Musa Nossier Ben Nwadike Rick Poley Jorge Rodriguez Nick Rodriguez Larry Welch Student Activities Committee Paul Wood, Chairman R.G. Rice Marister Ruiz Melissa Rutledge Transportation Committee J.D. Buckley, Chairman Ray Bailey Tom Checca Don McDermott John Orsillo AWWA Staff Executive Director............................................................D.B.Preston Deputy Executive Director ........................... P.A. Schulte Deputy Executive Director--Government Affairs ................................................................. J.B. Groff Assistant to the Executive Director...............................J.A.Wilson Executive Secretary .......................................... L.J. DeBoer Director of Administration........................R.E. Uhlenburg Data Processing Manager.............................................. B.A.England Registration Assistant.................................E.C. Youngren Director of Education...................................................... B.D.Haskins Technical Information Services Manager ... K.M. Keeley Director of Marketing............................. .. M.S. Abusamra Advertising Representative................................ C.L. Cole Advertising Representative............................................ F.K.Holen Director of Meetings.........................................................J.A.Hookey Exhibits Manager................................................ C.M. Potter Meetings Coordinator.........................................S.K. Kring Director of Public Information................... R.M. Spangler Director of Technical Services ......................R.R. Lamson Distribution Engineer...........................................J.l. Capito Quality Engineer...............................................................F.W.Pontius Resources Engineer.............................................G.L. Craft AWWA Research Foundation Staff Executive Director................. Deputy Director..................... Director of Development and Communication................. Project Director...................... Project Director....................... Consultant............................... Information Specialist.......... J.F. Manwaring ... E.F. Spitzer . J.B. Mannion ----- M.J. Taras .. J.G. DeBoer -- W.N. Long Linden Jeffers 47 CAPCO JEN 0021080 MBHBOHBMI Meetings of AWWA Boards, Councils, & Committees All rooms are located in the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated. Times in boldface type indicate p.m. All committee meetings are open, and AWWA members are invited to observe; participation by those not members of a committee is at the discretion of the committee chairman. ANSI A21 Cast-Iron Pipe S Fittings :A.M. Tinkeyi Tue.. 8:00-12:00 ..................................................Miramar. Dorali A21 Subcommittee 3 P.l. McGrath Jr.i Sun., 4:00-6:00 ................................ Imperial 2 iFontainebleaul \A-C Pressure Pipe .R.S. Bryanti Tues., 9:00-12:00 ........................................................................ 154 Accident Prevention 'D.M. Hungerfordi Wed.. 9:00-12:00.......................................................................... 156 Accounting iS.M. Massarellii Tues., 8:00-12:00 ............................ Imperiall 'Fontainebleau! Activated Carbon 'S.J. Median Wed., 9:00-11:00 ......................................................................... 152 Automation & Instrumentation Robert Weir! Sun., 1:00-5:00 ................................ Imperial 1 (Fontainebleau) Mon., 1:30-5:00 ................................ Imperial 1 Fontainebleau! Backflow Preventers E.J. Havlinai Mon., 2:00-5:00 ............................................................................ 154 Ball Valves 'Ernest Cedronn Wed., 2:00-5:00 ........................................................................... 157 Board of Directors Sun., 9:00-5:00 ....................Pasteur/Lafayette (Fontainebleaui Sun., 12:00-1:30 (Lunch).....................Voltaire (Fontainebleau) Thu., 7:30-8:30 'Breakfasti.................Voltaire (Fontainebleau) Thu., 8:30-11:00 ..................Pasteur/Lafayette (Fontainebleau) Butterfly Valves >F.C. Campbell! Mon,, 1:00-3:00 ..................................Lafayette (Fontainebleau) Carbon Dioxide F.W. Poggei Wed., 9:00-12:00.............................. Imperial 4 (Fontainebleau) Chlorine (K.E. Shulli Tue., 2:00-4:00 ............................................................................ 154 Cleaning & Lining Water Mains . G.M. Haskew Jr. i Sun., 11:00-1:00 .............................. Imperial 2 (Fontainebleau) Coagulation--Research M.C. Kavanaughi Mon., 12:00-2:00 .......................................................................... 156 Coagulation & Filtration--Water Quality tC.H. Tate) Tue., 12:30-1:30 .............................. Imperial 5 (Fontainebleau) Compensation W.C. Money Wed., 10:00-12:00........................ Board Room 417 (Eden Roci Concrete Pressure Pipe .Conrad Hohener Jr.) Wed., 9:00-12:00..........................Bonaparte A (Fontainebleau) Conference Management Sat.. May 15,12:00-2:00 ___ LaFayette -Fontainebleau) Control of Water Quality in Transmission & Distribution Systems iJ.J. Costelloi Mon., 1:00-3:00 ............................. Imperial 2 (Fontainebleau) Times in boldface indicate p m All technical sessions and meetings will be held in the Miami 8each Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 48 Corrosion & Stability--Research (J.F. Ferguson i Sun., 4:00-5:30 ........................................................................... 156 Customer Metering Practices (G.S. Lyons) Wed.. 9:00-12:00......................................................................... 157 Data Processing Systems (R.H. Serafim Wed., 9:00-12:00.............................. Imperial 5 (Fontainebleau) Disinfection of Facilities (G.W. Adrian) ;. Thu., 8:30-12:00 .............................. Imperial 2 (Fontainebleau) Disinfection--Research (J.D. Johnson' Tue., 12:00-1:00 ......................................................................... 154 Disinfection--Water Quality (K.E. Longleyi Mon., 2:00-5:00 ........................................................................... 152 Distribution Division Board of Trustees Sat., May 15, 8:00-9:00 Breakfasti....................................... Francine (Fontainebleau) Sat., May 15, 9:00-1:00 ..........Louis Philippe (Fontainebleau) Mon., 7:00-8:30 (Breakfast with committee chairmen) ............................................................. Imperial 4 (Fontainebleau) Dual Distribution Systems iL.A. Dovei Tue., 2:00-4:00 ................................ Imperial 1 (Fontainebleau) Economic Research >D.T. Lauriai Tue., 9:00-11:00 ......................................................................... 153 Education Division Board of Trustees Mon., 12:00-1:30 (Lunch)................. Francine (Fontainebleau: Emergency Planning (R.G. Jensem Wed., 1:30-3:00 ........................................................................... 153 Energy Management (E.A. Perssom Wed., 3:00-5:00 ................................ Imperial 1 (Fontainebleau) Engineering & Construction Division Board of Trustees Tue., 8:00-12:00 ......................Louis Philippe (Fontainebleaul Executive Committee (K.J. Miller) Sat., May 15, 9:00-5:00 .................. Imperial 6 (Fontainebleaui Sat., May 15,12:00-1:30 (Lunch)................................Imperial 4 (Fontainebleau i Exposition (R.B. Hilbert) Tue., 1:00-4:00 ................................ Imperial 2 (Fontainebleau) External Corrosion of Underground Facilities (F.O. Waters i Tue., 10:00-12:00 ......................... Bonaparte A (Fontainebleau) Filtering Materials (G.S. Logsdon) Tue., 8:00-12:00 ......................................................................... 150 Filtration--Research (K.J. Roberts) Sun., 12:00-2:30 ......................................................................... 152 Finance )T.J. Blair III) Mon., 12:00-5:00............................. Imperial 4 (Fontainebleaul Fire Hydrants (R.A. Jacksoni Mon., 2:00-5:00 ............................Bonaparte A (Fontainebleau) Fire Protection iD.F. Newnhami Sun., 10:00-12:00 ....................................................................... 157 Flexible Tanks, Covers, & Linings for Potable Water Storage (R.L. Nichols) Tue., 1:00-4:00 ................................ Imperial 3 (Fontainebleau) Fluorides (E.A. Huset) Wed., 2:00-4:00 ........................................................................... 156 Gate Valves & Swing Check Valves (M.C. Stout) Wed., 9:00-12:00.............................. Imperial 2 (Fontainebleau) General Policy Council Fri., May 14,12:00-1:30 (Lunch) ........................ Fontainebleau Restaurant 49 CAPCO JEN 0021081 Fri.. May 14.1:30-5:00.................... Imperial 2 Fontainebleaui Mon.. 7:30-10:00 Ad Hoc Com.i........................Madrid -Dorali Tue., 9:00-12:00 .Ad Hoc Com.. ........................ Madrid iDorali Grooved & Shouldered Type Joints iL.W. Welleri Mon.. 1:30-5:00 ................................ Imperial 3 r Fontainebleaui Incoming Directors Orientation Sat., May 15, 2:00-4:00 ........................ Pasteur Fontainebleau i Industrial Water .P.K, MacEweni Tue., 1:00-2:30 ............................................................................ 157 Inorganics--Water Quality T.J. Sorgi Tue.. 4:00-6:00 ................................ Imperials Fontainebleau- International Affairs W.W. AultmanWed., 2:00-5:00 ............................................................................ 152 Iron & Aluminum Saifs R.L. SutphenWed.. 9:00-11:00.......................................................................... 154 Leak Detection J.E. Pilzer Sun.. 2:00-4:00 ................................ Imperial 4 Fontainebleau i Management Development Kay Kutchins Sat., May 15, 8:30-5:00 .................. Imperial 1 Fontainebleau> Management Division Board of Trustees Sat., May 15, 3:00-6:00 .................. Imperial 4 FontainebleauTue.. 1:30-4:30 ................................ Imperial 6 Fontainebleau. Material Spills Hazardous to Water Supply .C.H. Thompson. Tue.. 2:00-4:00 ........................ Louis Philippe Fontainebleau Membership W.B. Jeffcoat Mon.. 1:30-5:00 ................ Board Room 417 Eden Roc. Metrication R.J. Baker Mon.. 3:45-5:00 ............................................................................ 155 Organic Contaminants--Research .P.V. RobertsMon.. 12:00-2:00.......................................................................... 153 Organic Contaminants--Water Quality .C.A. Blancki Wed.. 9:00-12:00.......................... Board Room 517 - Eden Roc. Polyelectrolytes R.D. LettermanWed.. 4:00-6:00 ........................................................ Power Actuating Devices for Valves & Sluice Gates C.E. White- Tue.. 9:00-12:00 ...................................................... 155 152 Prestressed Concrete Water Tanks -F.E. Harem i Wed., 8:00-11:00.......................... Bonaparte B Fontainebleau. Public Information J.F. Alexander Tue., 10:30-12:00 ........................ Board Room 417 Eden Roc. Publications & Marketing Advisory F.F. Eunpu1 Tue.. 1:30-5:00 ............................Board Room 417 Eden Roci Quality Control in Reservoirs A.R. Castorina. Wed.. 9:00-12:00 .......................................................................... 150 Quicklime & Hydrated Lime J.E. Singley Tue.. 9:00-10:00 .............................. Imperial 2-Fontainebleau- Regionalization C.R. Morris. Wed., 1:00-4:00 ........................ Louis Philippe Fontainebleau- Research Division Board of Trustees Mon.. 8:30-12:00.............................. Imperial 2 -Fontainebleau. Mon., 5:00-7:00 ................................ Imperial 2 - Fontainebleau Wed., 12:00-2:00 .......................................................................... 155 Times in boldface indicate p m All technical sessions and meetings will be held in the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 50 * I Research Foundation Board of Trustees Fri. May 14, 8:30-5:00 ............ Louis Philippe <Fontainebleau) Fri., May 14.12:00-1:30 iLunchi .. .Francine (Fontainebleau) Research Foundation Executive Committee Thu., May 13, 2:00-5:00 ............ Board Room 417 (Eden Roc) Resources Division Board of Trustees Tue., 12:30-6:00 (Lunchi.............. Imperial 4 (Fontainebleaui Wed., 8:00-12:00 (Breakfast with committee chairmen) ............................................................. Imperial 1 (Fontainebleaui Session Monitors Orientation Sun.. 7:30-9:00 (Breakfast)...................................................... 154 Sludge Disposal >G.P. Westerhoffi Mon., 2:00-4:00 ........................................................................... 157 Standard Methods Wed., 2:00-4:00 ........................................................................... 150 Standards Council (J.H. Robinson i Wed., 8:00-9:00 <Breakfasti..............Francine (Fontainebleau) Wed., 9:00-12:00...................... Louis Philippe (Fontainebleau) Steel Elevated Tanks, Standpipes, & Reservoirs R.E. Vansanti Wed., 2:00-4:00................................ Imperial 3 (Fo.ntainebleau) Steel Pipe - R.D. Dickson i Mon., 2:00-4:30 ............................................................................. 150 Student Activities J.K. Edzwaldi Wed.. 12:00-1:30 ......................................................................... 150 Taste & Odor Control Chemicals (J.E. Courchenei Mon., 1:00-2:30................................ Imperial 6 -Fontainebleau* Technical Program Committee 'A.E. Bowers) Thu.. 3:00-5:00 ................................ Imperial 5 (Fontainebleau Thermoplastic Pressure Pipe (D.L. Crowsoni Mon., 1:30-4:30 ............................. Bonaparte B (Fontainebleau) Tue., 1:30-4:30 ............................. Bonaparte B (Fontainebleau- Thermosetting FRP Pipe (J.G. Hendrickson Jr.( Thu.. 9:00-5:00 ............................. Bonaparte B -Fontainebleau- Thermosetting FRP Tanks *C.R. Meek) Wed., 10:00-12:00....................................................................... 153 Trace Inorganic Substances--Research iP.C. Singer* Thu.. 12:00-2:00 .............................. Imperial 3 * Fontainebleau > Use of Asbestos in Utility Construction : J.A. Wade Jr. Wed., 8:00-10:00................................................. ;..................... 155 WQTC Planning Fri., May 14, 3:00-8:00................... Imperial 5 (Fontainebleau Water Desalting N.M. Clinei Wed., 8:00-12:00............................. Imperial 6 - Fontainebleau Water Meters >H.E. Snider* Tue., 9:00-12:00 ..........................Bonaparte B (Fontainebleau Water Quality & Treatment 'H.E. Pearson 1 Mon., 4:00-5:00 ........................................................................... 153 Water Quality Division Board of Trustees Sat., May 15, 8:00-5:00 .................. Imperial 2 'FontainebleauSat., May 15,12:00-1:30 (Lunch)................................Imperial 5 (Fontainebleau Tue., 2:00-4:00 ............................Bonaparte A (Fontainebleau Water Quality Goals IK.P. Barneyi Thu.. 10:00-12:00 ............................ Imperial 5 (Fontainebleau Water Quality Monitoring (J.J. Smith Jr.) Wed., 2:00-4:00 ............................... Imperial 6 (Fontainebleau Water Rates 1 R.F. Banker) Tue., 9:00-10:30 ......................................................................... 156 51 CAPCO JEN 0021082 Water Service Line Fittings W.C. Ewingl Wed.. 2:00-5:00 ............................................................................ 154 Water Softening C.W. Reh Tue., 9:00-10:30 .......................................................................... 157 Watershed Protection & Control J.A. Roller) Tue., 2:00-3:00 ........................................................................... 156 Water Treatment Plant Waste Disposal i P.W. Doei Mon., 8:00-10:00.......................................................................... 153 Water Utility Council F.S. Burbai Tue., 2:00-5:00 ........................................................................... 202 Wells 'S.L. Zeid' Mon.. 1:30-4:00 ......................................Voltaire Fontainebleau i Meetings of AWWA Sections * Boldface times indicates p.m. Michigan Section Reception & Dinner Sun., 6:00-10:00 ...................................... Mona Lisa Eden Roci New England Section Lunch Tue., 12:00-1:30 ...................................... Mona Lisa Eden Roci Rocky Mountain Section Lunch Tue., 11:30-1:30 ................................. Roof Top Garden Dorah Meetings of Other Organizations All rooms are located in the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated. Boldface times indicate p.m. AAEE Tue., 7:15-9:15 Breakfast ....................Paladium Eden Roci ABC Sun., 7:30-5:00 'Executive Com.i .................. Board Room 517 Eden Roci Mon.. 7:30-5:00 Executive Com......................Board Room 517 Eden Roci Mon., 12:00-5:00 Membership .......... Mona Lisa'Eden Roci AEEP Tue.. 8:00-10:00 Seminar ......................................................208 AIDIS Thu., 7:30-10:00 Breakfast ....................Roof Garden ' Dorah Thu.. 3:00-5:00 AWWA/AIDIS Officersi.................. Imperial 6 Fontainebleau! NETA Tue.. 9:00-12:00 ..........................Regency Conference i Dorah WWEMA Mon.. 8:00-9:00 Exhibitors Breakfast'.................................... 150 Mon.. 9:00-5:00 ..................................................... Valencia 'Dorah Tue., 9:00-5:00 ..................................................... Valencia 'Dorah Wed., 9:00-5:00 ..................................................... Valencia (Dorah Wed.. 11:30-12:30 Reception-............................................... 103B Wed., 12:30-2:00 'Lunch ......................................................... 102B Times in boldface indicate p m Alt technical sessions and meetings win be held in the Miami Beach Convention Center unless otherwise indicated 52 > Participants Abbott, W.H. Jr.: utility supt. Ann Arbor Utilities Dept.. City Hall, Box 8647. Ann Arbor. Ml 48107: 3 (cochairman) Abplanalp, G.H.: vice pres. Havens & Emerson. 299 Market St,, Saddle Brook. NJ 07662.14 (chairman) Adamo, Joseph: supervisor ol engrg. Hoffman-Roche. Inc.. Bldg. 46. 340 Kingsland St. Nutley. NJ 07110.26-1 Adrian, G.W.: water quality engr. California Water Service Co. Box 1150. San Jose. CA 95112.16-1 Aldworth, G.A.: vice pres., mechanical design. MacLaren Engrs.. Planners & Scientists. Inc.. 1220 Sheppard Ave. E.. Suite 100. Willowdale. ON M2K 2T8: 2-3 Alfaro, Juan: 10529 Democracy Lane. Potomac. MD 20854:15-5 Amirtharajah, Applah: prof. dept, of civil engrg. Montanta Slate Univ.. Bozeman. MT 59715.12-2, 30-5 Amy, G.L.: asst prof. dept of civil engrg. & engrg mechanics. Univ. of Arizona. Tucson. AZ 85721.17-5, 30-6 Anders, A.L.: vice pres. public finance dept.. Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. 23 Wall St. New York. NY 10015. S4-6 Armstrong, R.M.: CDM/Ross. Saarinen. Bolton & Wildes. 2280 US 19 N. Suite 202. Clearwater. FL 33515. 29-3 Aultman, W.W.: chairman of the board. J.M Montgomery Consult Engrs. Inc. 250 N Madison Ave.. Pasadena. CA 91101.15 (chairman), 28-5 Bailey, E.W. Jr.: mgr, water div. Dept, of Utilities, Box 1103. Colorado Springs. CO 80132:31 (chairman) Bakken, J.D.: Indianapolis Water Co. 1220 Waterway Blvd. Indianapolis. IN 46202:10 (cochairman) Banerji, S.K.: prof., dept, of civil engrg., Univ. of Missouri. Columbia. MO 65211:11-6 Barnes, M.J.: proj engr.. Malcolm Pirnie. Inc., 100 Eisenhower Dr.. Paramus. NJ 07652:27-4 Beaurivage, Robert: water supply engr., Manchester Water Works. 281 Lincoln St.. Manchester. NH 03103: 6-4 Becker, W.C.: research engr. dept, of civil & envir engrg. Clarkson College of Technology. Potsdam. NY 13676. 21-5 Black, K.B.: dept of civil engrg.. Univ. of Massachusetts. Amherst. MA 01003.17-7 Blair, T.J. Ill: president. Kelley, Gidley. Blair & Wolfe, 1260 Greenbrier St. Charleston. WV 25311:1 (vice chairman) Bohrer, C.N.: consultant. Gulf Contracting. 5349 Forest Springs Dr.. Dunwoody. GA 30338. 29 (vice chairman) Boland, J.J.: dept, of geography & envir. engrg. Johns Hopkins Univ.. Baltimore. MD 21218.4-2 Borchers, H.J. Jr.: exec, mgr.. North Pennsylvania Water Authority. 200 N, Chestnut St. Laosdale. PA 19446:27-3 Bosch, W.B.: dir. cf water utility. Public Utility Dist. of Clark County. Box 1626. Vancouver. WA 98668: SI-9, 24-4 Bourbigot, M.M.: engr. Compagme Generale des Eaux. 52 Rue D'Aniou. 75008 Paris. France: 25-3 Bowers, A.E.: water quality engr.. Metropolitan Water Dist. of Southern California, 1111 Sunset Blvd.. Box 54153. Los Angeles. CA 90054.25-6, 31-5 Bowers, D.A.: engrg. technician 3. Metropolitan Water Dist. of Southern California, 700 N Moreno Ave.. La Verne, CA 91750:31-5 53 r i CAPCO JEN 0021083 Brodeur, T.P.: sr. chemist. Envir Science & Engrg. Inc. Box ESE. Gainesville. FL 32602. 27-6 Brook, S.A.: sr utilities engr. City of Gainesville Regional Utilities. Box 490. Gainesville. FL 32602.10-1 Buchanan, T.J.: asst ch hydrologist. US Geological Survey. 1834 St. Boniface St. Vienna. VA 22180. 5 (cochairman) Burba, F.S.: president. Louisville Water Co. 435 S 3rd St. Louisville. KY 40202. 22 (chairman), 22-2 Burke, C.A.: president. Burke & Assoc. Inc. 14291 E 4th Ave. Suite 270 Aurora. CO 80011 SI-10 Butrico, F.A.: ch. div of envir health orotection Pan American Health Organization. 525 23rd St N VV Washington, DC 20037 S5-4 Cagle, L.L.: Fibercast Co. Box 968 Sand Springs. OK 74063.16-5 Cairo, P.R.: mgr. research & development. Philadelphia Water Dept 1270 Municipal Services Bldg.. Philadelphia. PA 19107. 25 (cochair man) Calabrese, E.J.: assoc prof, envir health program. Umv of Massa chusetts. Amnerst. MA 01003. S6-3 Carrillo, J.M.: president. AIDlS. Apartado de Correos. Caracas 1010. Venezuela. S5 (moderator); 1-6 Cauhape, N.: Laboratoire Central. Societe Lyonnaise des Eaux & de t'Eclairage. 38 Rue de President Wilson. 78230 Le Pecq. France. 31-4 Chadik, P.A.: graduate student, dept cf civil engrg S engrg mechanics. Umv of Arizona. Tucson AZ 85721 17-5,30-6 Chiaraluce, M.T.: vice pres & secy. New Haven Water Co. 90 Sargent Dr. New Haven. CT 06511.13 (cochairman) Chopra, O.P.: sr envir engr. envir programs group, real estate & construction div. IBM. 540 White Plains Rd. Room E323. Tarrytown. NY 10591 26-3 Christian, R.R.; assoc prof. biology dept. East Carolina Umv.. Green ville. NC 27834. 25-4 Christman, R.F.: prof & chairman, dept, of envir. sciences & engrg.. Univ of North Carolina. Chapel Hill. NC 27514. S6-1 Clark, R.M.: ch. economic analysis activities, drinking water research div. USEPA. 26 W. St. Clair St.. Cincinnati, OH 45268. SI-5, SI-7, 4-4 Cleasby, J.L.: prof. dept, of civil engrg. Iowa State Univ.. 492 Town Engrg. Bldg.. Ames. IA 50011.12 (chairman) Cline, G.C.: engr. Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. 100 Eisenhower Dr.. Paramus, NJ 07652.12-1, 27-4 Cline, N.M.: Orange County Water Dist.. 10500 Ellis Ave.. Box 8300. Fountain Valley. CA 927C8.10 (cochairman) Cohen, Arthur; mar. standards & safety engrg. Copper Development Assn. Inc. 405 Lexington Ave.. New York. NY 10174, S3-6 Collerain, E.R.: dir. Dept of Water & Sewerage. 1234 Texas Ave. Shreveport. LA 71130:17-1 Collins, A.G.: instructor, dept, of civil engrg. Lehigh Univ. Fritz Engrg Lab 13. Bethlehem. PA 18015 30-4 Cooper, W.J.: assoc prof, drinking water research center. Florida International Univ. Miami. FL 33199' 17-2, 25-1 Cordero, Olman: exec president. Inst Costarricense de Acueductos y Aicantaniiados. Apt. Postal 5120. San Jose. Costa Rica. S5-3 Costello, J.J.: ch. filtration engr. South Water Filtration Plant. 3300 E. Cheltenham Place. Chicago. IL 60649: 31-6 Cotruvo, Joseph: dir. criteria & standards div. Office of Drinking Water. tWH-550) USEPA. 401 M St S W. Washington. DC 20460.27-1 Courchene, J.E.: dir. water quality. Seattle Water Dept.. 1509 S. Spokane. Seattle. WA 98144.27 (cochairman) Cox, S.B.: dir. of program development & research. Agua del Pueblo. 1453 Que St. N,W,,- Washington. DC 20009:15-3 Crittenden, J.C.: assoc, prof., dept, of civil engrg., Michigan Tech nological Univ. Houghton. Ml 49931; 21-4 54 Dahl, W.R.: sales mgr.. Centriline Dept., Raymond International. 365 Passaic St., Rochelle Park. NJ 07662:2-5 Dandliker, Paul: Lindenweg 2. CH-2562. Port. Switzerland; 21-3 Davis, D.N.: exec, program mgr., South Dakota Assn, of Rural Water Systems. 5009 W 12th St., Suite 4B. Sioux Falls. SD 57106; 13-3 Davis, S.L.: mgr., treatment systems dept., CH2M Hill, 200 S.W. Market St. 12th Floor. Portland. OR 97201:12-6 Davoust, N.J.: Eagles Nest Lake No. 4. SR No. 2. Box 5683, Ely. MN 55731:12 (vice chairman) Deb, A.K.: mgr., envir. systems. Roy F. Weston. Inc., Weston Way, West Chester. PA 19380. SI-6, 8-1 Dejouany, Guy: Compagme Generate des Eaux. 52 Rue d'Anjou, Paris 75008. France: 1-7 DeBoer, J.G.: proj. dir. AWWA Research Fdn.. 6666 W. Quincy Ave.. Denver. CO 80235. 6-5 DeMarco, Jack: water supply research. USEPA, 26 W. St. Clair St.. Cincinnali, OH 45268. S2 (moderator) Dempsey, B.A.: asst prof., dept, of civil engrg.. Umv. of Missouri-Rolla, Rolla. MO 65401:21-2 DiGiano, F.A.: prof., dept, of envir. sciences & engrg.. Univ. of North Carolina. Rosenau Hall 201H. Chapel Hill. NC 27514.17-7, 21-1 DiMambro, R.A.: envir. engr, dept, of envir. quality. State of Wyoming. 401 W. 19th St.. Cheyenne. WY 82002:21-1 Dodin, Andre: prof. Pasteur Inst.. 28 Rue du Docleur Roux. 75015 Pans, France. 25-3 Doe, P.W.: Havens & Emerson, Inc. 299 Market St.. Saddle Brook. NJ 07662. 29-2 Dohnalek, D.A.: graduate student, dept, of civil engrg. Northwestern Umv. Evanston, IL 60201:11-2 Donaldson, David: assoc pro|. dir.. Water & Sanitation for Health Project. Coordination & Information Center. 1611 N Kent St.. Room 1002. Arlington. VA 22209.15-1 Doull, John: prof of pharmacology & toxicology. Medical Center. Univ of Kansas. Lawrence. KS 66044: S6-2 Dubiel, A.L.: supt., pumping & maintenance. Middlesex Water Co.. 1 Woodbridge Center. Woodbridge. NJ 07095.18-1 Dufour, A.P.: ch. bacteriology group. MB. TMD. HERL. USEPA. 26 W St. Clair St, Cincinnati. OH 45268, 6-1 Dykes, Glenn Jr.: administrator, drinking water sect.. Florida. Dept, of Envir Regulation. 2600 Blair Stone Rd, Tallahassee. FL 32301; 10-1 Dyksen, J.E.: proj. engr. Malcolm Pirme. Inc.. 100 Eisenhower Dr.. Paramus. NJ 07652.12-1, 27-4 Edwards, G.A.: graduate research asst. dept, of civil engrg. & engrg, mechanics. Montana State Univ. Bozeman, MT 59717: 30-5 Edzwald, J.K.: assoc, prof,, dept, of civil & envir. engrg., Clarkson College of Technology. Potsdam NY 13676:11 (chairman), 21-5 Eidness, F.A. Jr.: Office of Drinking Water. USEPA. WH556. 401 M St. S W. Washington. DC 20460: 22-4 Ellis, Murray: sect head, pollution control div. Alberta Envir. 9820106th St.. Oxbridge PI. Edmonton. AB T5K 2J6.24-1 Emery, P.M.: dir. water supply. Metropolitan Toronto Works Dept. 439 University Ave. 10th Floor. Toronto, ON M5G 1Y8:23-3 Farquhar, G.W.: 5028 Wisconsin Ave, N.W.. Washington. DC 20016; 14-5 Ferguson, J.E.: dept, ol civil engrg.. Univ. of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195.17 (vice chairman) Fiessinger, F.: Laboratoire Central. Societe Lyonnaise des Eaux & de I'Eclairage. 38 Rue de President Wilson, 78230 Le Pecq. France: 31-4 FitzPatrick, J.A.: assoc, prof., dept, of civil engrg.. Northwestern Univ, Evanston. IL 60201; 11-2,17 (chairman) 55 V' CAPCO JEN 0021084 Fleischacker, S.J.: design engr. 0'8nen & Gere Engrs. 701 West chester Ave. No 107 W. White Plains, NY 10604.17-1 Foley, P.D.: research coordinator. Ministry of Envir. 135 St. Clair Ave W.. Toronto. ON M4V 1P4. 21 (cochairman) Ford, W.C.: dir., public drinking water program, Missouri Dept, of Natural Resources. Box 1368. Jefferson City. MO 65102. SI-4 Fox, Katherine: sr. envir scientist. James M. Montgomery Consult. Engrs. Inc. 555 E Walnut St. Pasadena. CA 91101:25-6 Freeston, R.C.: engr. American Water Works Service Co. 500 Grove St. Haddon Heights. NJ 08035 23-5 Froman, C.A.: vice pres. Gary-Hobart Water Corp. Box 486. Gary, IN 46401. 9 (cochairman) Furman, T.D. Jr.: vice pres. Camp Dresser & McKee. Inc. 2280 US 19 N. Suite 202. Clearwater. FL 33515 31-1 Gabrlelse, R.S.: president. Midwest Mechanical Contractors Div,, R E. Dailey & Co. Box 19220. Detroit. Ml 48219.14-1 Ganho, R.M.: assoc prof. department da ciencas do ambiente. Univ Nova da Lisboa. 1000 Lisbon. Portugal. 21-2 Garcia-Bengochea, J.I.: dir of geohydrology. CH2M Hill. Box 1647. Gainesville, FL 32602. 5-3 Garcia-Rivera, M.T.: drinking water research center. Florida Inter national Univ. Miami. FL 33195 17-2 Gemmell, R.S.: faculty advisor, dept of civil engrg. Northwestern Univ. Evanston. IL 60201.11-4 George, J.R.: hydrologist. US Geological Survey. 6481 Peachtree Ind. Blvd. Suite B. Doraville, GA 30340. 5 (cochairman) Ghosh, Mriganka: prof. dept, of civil engrg. Univ. of Missouri, Columbia. MO 65211.21-4 Gilbert, J.B.: genl mgr East Bay Municipal Utility Oist .2130 Adeline St.. Box 24055, Oakland. CA 94623.1 (vice chairman) Gillean, J.I.: president. ACT Systems. Inc, 807 W. Morse Blvd.. Suite 200. Winter Park. FL 32789. SI-7 Glascock, B.C.: COR BAN ARMCO. Box 4098, Riverside, CA 92514. 16-5 Graeser, H.J.: Black & Veatch. Box 402004. Dallas. TX 75240.20 (vice chairman) Grant, John: regional dir for Latin America and the Caribbean. Save the Children. 54 Wilton Rd. Westport. CT 06880:15-4 Graven, L.S.: supervisor of accounting, water-sewer div. Bowling Green Municipal Utilities. 801 Center St. Bowling Green. KY 42101. S4-5 Grobmyer, W.P.: Burns & McDonnell Engrg. Co., 4800 E. 63rd St., Box 173. Kansas City. MO 64141: 26-2 Groff, J.B.: deputy exec, dir --govt, affairs. 1010 Vermont Ave. N.W., Suite 810. Washington. DC 20005.22-3 Hancock, J.F.: Gainesville Regional Utilities, Box 490. Gainesville. FL 36202. 26-2 Hardten, R.D.: pro| mgr. Black & Veatch. Box 8405. Kansas City. MO 64114. 24-2 Harem, F.E.: asst. dir. water & wastewater engrg.. CH2M Hill. Box 428. Corvallis. OR 97339. 29-1 Harp, Matalyn: asst, to the dir. Dallas Water Utilities. Room 4 AN. City Hall. Dallas. TX 75201 24-3 Harris, D.R.: project engr-manager, Gilbert/Commonwealth. Box 1498. Reading. PA 19603. 29-4 Hartman, G.C.: pro|. mgr. Camp Dresser & McKee. Inc.. 615 E. Princeton St.. Orlando. FL 32803:31-1 Hash, L.J.: mgr.. Water Dept.. 224 W. 9th St.. Sioux Falls, SD 57102: SI-1, 3 (cochairman) Haskew, G.M.: exec, vice pres &ch engr., Hackensack Water Co.. 200 Old Hook Rd. Harrington Park. NJ 07640.19-4b 56 Heath, G.A. genl. manager. West Coast Regional Water Supply Authority. 2280 US 19 N,, Suite 121, Clearwater. FL, 33515: 5-2 Henderson, I.B.: waterworks engr., waterworks, waste. & disposal div., 1550 Plessis Rd.. Winnipeg, MB R2C 3Z9; 23-4 Hess, A.F. Ill: pro|. mgr, Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., 100 Eisenhower Dr.. paramus NJ 07652; S2 (coordinator), 6 (chairman), 12-1, 27-4, 27-6 Hill, John: advertising mgr.. E.H. Wachs Co., 100 Shepard St., Wheeling. IL 60090; 8-4 Hilterbrand, D.J.: envir scientist, Malcolm Pirnie. Inc., 100 Eisen hower Dr., Paramus. NJ 07652; 12-1 Hoehn, R.C.: assoc, prof., Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ., 508 Alleghany St.. Blacksburg, VA 24060: 25-2 Hoft, J.C.: research microbiologist, envir. research center, MERL, USEPA. 26 W. St. Clair St.. Cincinnati, OH 45268; 30-2 Hoffbuhr, J.W.: ch,, drinking water br,, USEPA, 900 Lincoln Tower Bldg.. 1860 Lincoln, Denver, CO 80203:19 (cochairman) Hohener, Conrad Jr.: regional vice pres., Boyle Engrg. Co.. Box 3030. Newport Beach, CA 92663; 16-4 Hopkins, Orem: EIMCO Div., Envirotech, Box 300,537 W. 6th St.. Salt Lake City. UT 84100; 14-2 Horne, Wiley: pro|. mgr., Orange/Los Angeles Counties.Water Reuse Study. Metropolitan Water Dist. of Southern California, Box 54153. Los Angeles. CA 90054; 10-3 Hungerford, D.M.: Safety & Training supervisor. East Bay Municipal Utility Dist., Box 4616, Oakland, CA 94623:18 (chairman) Hunt, A.J.: engr., Brown & Caldwell. 1501 N. Broadway. Walnut Creek. CA 94596; 4-6 Huxstep, Martin: research engr.. Charlotte Harbor Water Assn.. 3059 Del Prado Parkway, Harbour Heights, FL 33950; 27-5 ladavaia, Vincent: vice pres.. Havens & Emerson, Inc., 299 Market St.. Saddle Brook. NJ 07662; 29-2 Iyer, D.R.: graduate student, dept, of civil engrg., Syracuse Univ., Syracuse. NY 13210; 11-3 Izurieta, Emundo: graduate student, envir. health engrg program, dept, of civil engrg.. Univ. of Texas at Austin, Austin. TX 78712: 30-3 Jack, E.A.: sr. proj. mgr., Trintoplan Consultants. Ltd.. Orange Grove Rd.. Tacarigua, Trinidad: 29-1 Jackson, D.E.: vice pres.-operations, New Haven Water Co.. 90 Sargent Dr., New Haven, CT 06511; 23 (chairman) Jakubowskl, Walter: ch,, parasitology & immunology group. MB. TMD. HERL. USEPA. 26 W. St. Clair St.. Cincinnati, Ohio 45268:6-1 James, Robert: water supply & waste sect., Washington Dept, of Social & Health Services, 1409 Smith Tower, Seattle. WA 98104.27-2 Jauregui, L.U.: Cornentes 330, Buenos Aires. Argentina. S5-1 Jensen, R.G.: dir. of administration, Denver Water Dept., 1600 W, 12th Ave., Denver CO 80254; 9-4 Johnson, D.E.: asst. engr.. Los Angeles County Sanitation Dist. Box 4998. Whittier. CA 90607.17-1 Johnson, J.D.: prof.. School of Public Health, Univ, of North Carolina. Chapel Hill, NC 27514; 25-2 Johnson, M.L.: supt. of system operations, Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. 835 Main St.. Bridgeport. CT 06609; 29-2 Johnson, R.L.: prof. dept, of civil engrg.. Lehigh Univ.. Fritz Engrg Lab. 13. Bethlehem, PA 18015; 30-4 Jomo, D.R.: vice pres., management consulting div.. Alexander & Alexander. Inc., 1 Pickwick Plaza, Greenwich, CT 06830: 3-3 Jones, L.V.: asst. genl. mgr. & ch. engr., West Municipal Water Dist. Box 2038. Riverside. CA 92516; 19-3 57 V CAPCO JEN 0021085 Kao, J.C.: graduate student, envir health engrg. program, dept, of civil engrg. Umv of Texas at Austin. Austin. TX 78712. 30-3 Karatekas, P.C. Jr.: sr sanitary engr. drinking water br. USEPA, JFK Federal Bldg.. Boston. MA 02203:31-3 Kavanaugh, M.C.: vice pres. James M. Montgomery Consult Engrs. Inc. 5020 Overlook Ave SW. Washington. DC. 20032: 12-5, 30 (cochafrman) Kimm, V.J.: deputy asst, administrator. Office of Drinking Water. (WH-5501 USEPA 401 M St S W. Washington. DC 20460. 6-6 Xirmeyer, G.J.: proi mgr Economic & Engrg Services. Inc. Box 976. Olympia. WA 93507 19-4a Kittredge, David: asst dir Manchester Water Works. 281 Lincoln St. Manchester. NH 03103. 6-4 Klassen, Edwin: mgr of er.grg . waterworks, waste & disposal dept. City of Winnipeg 1500 Plessis Rd Box 178. Transcona PO. Winnipeg. MB R2C42Z9, 23-4 Klym, D.A.: waterworks genl supt. waterworks, waste. & disposal dept. City of Winnipeg. 1500 Plessis Rd. Box 178. Transcona PO. Winnipeg MB R2C 2Z9 23-4 Knocke, W.R.: dept of civil engrg. Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ Blacksburg. VA 24061. 11-1 Krause, T.L.: Metcalf & Eddy. Inc. 1011 E Touhy Ave. Des Plaines. IL 60018.11-4 Kuhner, Jochen: envir consultant. 14 Hillside Rd. Newton Highlands. MA 02161.2-4 Kurtz, M.L.: Gainesville Regional Utilil es Box 490 Gainesville. FL 36202 26-2 Kuichins, Kay: consultant. Personnel Services. Etc. 216 Gardenview Dr. San Antonio. TX 78213. 13-5 Lackey, S.L.: president & western mgr. CH2M Hill Canada Ltd.. 1110 Centre St N. 3rd Floor Calgary AB T2E 2R2.12-6 Langworthy, V.W.: envir, consultant. 3722 Springbrook Lane, Lansing. Ml 4891 7: 13-4 Larson, R.A.: asst. prof., envir chemistry. Umv. of Illinois. Urbana. IL 61801 17-3 Lauria, D.T.: prof. dept, of envir science & engrg.. School of Public Health 201H. Umv of North Carolina. Chapel Hill. NC 27514:4-5,4-7 Laverty, G.L.: mgr. interdepartmental programs. East Bay Municipal Utility Dist. 2130 Adeline. Oakland. CA 94607; 9-2, 16 (vice chairman) Lawler, D.F.: asst prof, dept of civil engrg. ECJ 8 6. Umv of Texas at Austin. Austin. TX 78712; 30-3 Layne, J.E.: dir of engrg . Denver Water Dept. 1600 W. 12th Ave.. Denver CO 80254. 29 (chairman) Leahy, T.V.: head of water resources. Dept, of Public Utilities. Municipal Center Complex. Virginia Beach. VA 23456.10-2 Lee, R.L.: mgr.' Medford Water Comm. 411 W 8th St.. Medford. OR 97501 9 (cochairman) L'Engle, Claude: ch engr. operations. Lake Worth Utility Authority. 114 College St. Lake Worth. FL 33460: 2-1 Lennex, R.B.: partner. Fmkbemer Pettis & Strout. Ltd.. 4405 Talmadge Rd. Toledo. OH 43623.19-2 Letterman, R.D.: dept, of civil engrg . Syracuse Univ. Syracuse. NY 13210.11-3 Levin, Alan: dir. state programs div, Office of Drinking Water. USEPA. 401 M St. Washington. DC 20460. SI-2 Lheritier, Raymond: head of lab., Compagme Generate des Eaux. 52 Rue D'Anjou. 75008 Paris. France; 25-3 Littler, John: water supply & waste sect .. Washington Dept, of Social & Health Services. M/S LD11, Olympia. WA 98504; 27-2 Logsdon, G.S.: research sanitary engr.. USEPA. 26 W. St. Clair St.. Cincinnati. OH 45268.19-4a 58 Lykins, Benjamin: water supply research. USEPA. 26 W. St. Clair St Cincinnati. OH 45268. 6-4 Lynch, W.O.: partner. Stearns & Wheler. 10 Albany St.. Cazenovia, NY 13035:1 (vice chairman) Lyons, Steve; vice pres., distribution, Indianapolis Water Co., 1220 Waterway Blvd., Indianapolis. IN 46202; 16-2 MacEwen, P.K.: exec. mgr. & ch. engr.. Chester Water Authority, 5th & Welsh St.. Chester, PA 19016: 26 (chairman); 26-5 Maddaus, 0.: supervising engr., Brown & Caldwell, 1501 N. Broadway. Walnut Creek. CA 94596: 4-6 Male, J.W.: asst. prof., dept, of civil engrg., Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst. MA 01003; 11-8 Maloy, J.R.: exec dir. South Florida Water Management Dist., P.O.V., West Palm Beach. FL 33402: 5-1 Mann, P.C.: prof., dept, of economics, Umv. of West Virginia, 1336 Winona, Morgantown. WV 26506, 4-3 Mannion, J.B.; dir. of development & communications, AWWA Research Fda. 6666 W Quincy Ave.. Denver, CO 80235. S6 (moderator) Massarelli, S.M.: secy-treas., Ohio Water Service Co., 6650 S. Ave., Box 5230. Poland. OH 44514. S4 (moderator), S4-1, S4-7 Matute R., Jorge: dir genl. Dr. R Michel No 461 & Calzada Gonzalez Gallo. Guadalaiara. Jalisco, Mexico: 1-8, 20-4 Maxwell, J.M.: sr engr.. Economic & Engrg. Services. Inc.. Box 976, Olympia. WA 98507. 24-4 Mayol, J.J.: PRASA. Box 1604. San Juan PR 00916: 15 (vice chairman) McCall, R.G.: special consultant. Kelley, Gidley. Blair & Wolfe. Inc.. 550 Eagan St.. Charleston, WV 25301; SI (coordinator and moderator), 6-3, 27 (cochairman) McCarty, P.L.: prof., dept oi civil engrg, Stanford Umv.. Stanford. CA 94305. 4 (cochairman) McCluskey, E.J.: supervising engr.. Inland Steel Co. 3210 Walling St,. Mail Code 8-160. East Chicago. IN 46312. 26-4 McElheny, James: mgr.. Wendel Engrs,. Lockport, NY 14094; 8-1 McGarry, R.S.: genl. mgr. Washington Suburban Sanitary Comm .4017 Hamilton St. Hyattsville. MD 20781:4-1 McGuire, M.J.: water quality engr.. Metropolitan Water Dist. of Southern California. 700 No. Moreno Ave, La Verne. CA 91750: 13 (cochairman), 31-5 McMullen, L.D.: dir of engrg services. Des Moines Water Works. 1003 Locust St.. Des Moines. IA 50307. S3-9, 6-2 Mehran, M.F.: drinking water research center, Florida International Umv. Miami. FL 33199. 17-2 Merryfield, E.A.: consultant. 2540 S W Whiteside Dr. Corvallis. OR 97330. 28 (cochairman), 28-1 Mignerey, R.E.: dir. professional development. The National Manage ment Assn.. 2210 Arbor Blvd.. Dayton. OH 45439.13-2 Miller, K.J.: dir., water egrg. CH2M Hill. Box 22508. Denver. CO 80222:1 (chairman), 1-3, 22-1 Miner, J.V.: Taulman Sales Co.. Box 11988 Northside Station. Atlanta, GA 30355:14 (vice chairman) Money, W.C.: vice pres., Elizabethtown Water Co.. 1 Elizabethtown Plaza. Elizabeth. NJ 07202: 3-1 Montanari, F.W.: water research engr.. Near East Bur., Agency for International Development. Washington, DC 20523 28 (cochairman), 28-2 Moore, H.E.: drinking water research center. Florida International Univ, Miami, FL33199:17-2 Moore, M.R.: sr. lecturer, dept, of medicine. Umv, of Glasgow, Western Infirmary, Glasgow. Scotland: 25-5 Moyer, E.E.: research asst., dept, of civil engrg. Umv of Massachu setts. Amherst. MA 01003; 11-8 59 V CAPCO JEN 0021086 Mueller, Gary: research engr. Shell Oil, Houston. TX: 21-4 Mullen, W.A.: USEPA M/S 409. 1200 6th Ave. Seattle. WA 98101: 27-2 Muller, G.O.: asst. dir. of utilities. Water Dept,. Box 231. Arlington. TX 76010. 2 (vice chairman) Mumford, R.L.: graduate student, dept, of civil & envir engrg., Univ. of Iowa. Iowa City. Iowa 52242.17-4 Munz, C.D.: research asst, dept of civil engrg.. Standford Univ. Stanford. CA'305. 17-6 Murray, Sylvester: city mgr. City of Cincinnati, City Hall. Cincinnati. OH 45202. 3-2 Myers, J.R.: dir. JRM Assoc .4198 Merlyn Dr.. Franklin, OH 45005. S3-6 Newman, G.J.: research asst, dept of civil engrg.. Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst. MA 01003.11-7 Noss, R.R.: asst prof. dept, of civil engrg. Univ of Massachusetts. Amherst. MA 01003.11-7 O'Connor, J.T.: chairman, dept of civil engrg. Univ. of Missouri. Columbia MO 65211. 11-6 O'Connor, L.F.: vice pres. Pennoni Assoc.. 220 Lexington Ave. Havertown. PA 19083 26 (vice chairman), 26-5 Okun, D.A.: Kenan prof of envir engrg. dept of envir sciences & engro . Univ of North Carolina Roesnau Hall 201H. Chapel Hill. NC 27514 15-2 Oliphant, R. J.: mgr sa'ety & security. Denver Water Dept. 1600 W. 12th Ave. Denver. CO 80254.18-1 Olivieri, V.P.: envir neailh engrg. Johns Hopkins Univ. Baltimore. MD 21205. AEEP Olson, H.L.: mgr., envir. & product development, Johns-Manville Sales. Ken-Caryl Ranch. Box 5108. Denver, CO 80217; S3-7 O'Mella, C.R.: prof., dept, of geography & envir. engrg., Johns Hopkins Univ. Baltimore. MD 21218: 21 (cochairman), 21-2 Paris, D.B.: chemist-plant mgr. Manchester Water Works. 281 Lincoln St.. Manchester. NH 03103: 6-4 Parker, D.S.: vice pres. & mgr., envir engrg. div., Brown & Caldwell. 1501 N Broadway. Walnut Creek. CA 94596. 4-6 Pearson, H.E.: water quality consultant. 178 E. Aliso St.. Pomona, CA 91767. 31 (vice chairman) Peck, T.M.: distribution supt.. Miami-Dade Water & Sewer Authority. Box 330316. Miami. FL 33133. 8-5 Peltz, K.W.: genl. mgr. Greater Lake Charles Water Co, Box 1727. Lake Charles. LA 70601 24 (cochairman) Persson, E.A.: mgr, of energy services. Kennedy/Jenks Engrs. 657 Howard St. San Francisco. CA 94105.7 (moderator), 7-1 Petasne, R.G.: research asst. drinking water research center. Florida international Univ. Miami. FL 33199. 25-1 Pipes, W.O.: Betz prof of ecology. Drexel Univ., 32nd & Chestnut St. Philadelphia. PA 19104. 25-4 Pisigan, R.A. Jr.: dept of envir engrg. sciences. Univ. of Florida. Gainesville. FL 32611.11-5 Powers, E.A.: American Management Assn.. 135 W. 50th St., New York. NY 10020.13-1 Powers, Rex: commissioner of water & wastewater treatment. City of Oregon. 5350 Seaman Rd. Oregon. OH 43616.19-2 Prakash, T.M.: teaching asst., dept, of civil engrg.. Univ. of Missouri, Columbia. MO 65211.11-6 Prazer, S.J.: ch . Bu of Water. Foot of Chestnut St.. Erie. PA 16507: 16-2 Preston, D.B.: exec dir AWWA. 6666 W Quincy Ave.. Denver. CO 80235.1 (vice chairman) 60 . t 1 Randtke, S.J.: asst. prof., envir. engrg.. 3230 Newmark Civil Engrg. Lab., Univ. of Illinois, at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana IL 61801; 11-1 (vice chairman); 17-1 Rasberry, J.M.: MacLaren Engrs,. Planners & Scientists. Inc., 1220 Sheppard Ave. E., Suite 100, Willowdale, ON M2K 2T8; 2 (chairman) Ratzlalf, K.W.: supervisory hydrologist. US Geological Survey, 7815 Coral Way. Miami. FL 33155; 5-4 Reed, E.C.: Thames Water, New River Head, Rosebery Ave., London, England EC1 R 4TP: 1-5 Relnert, R.H.: exec, vice pres., Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.. 835 Main St.. Bridgeport. CT 06609:14-4, 29-2 Remple, George: dir., James F. MacLaren Ltd., 1240 Portage Ave Winnipeg. MB R3G 0T6; 23-4 Rlccio, L.R.: dir.-investigations, The Wackenhut Corp., 3280 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables. FL 33134; 9-3 Richards, W.G.: sr. proj. engr., Roy F. Weston. Inc., Weston Way West Chester. PA 19380: SI-6 Richards, W.N.: asst, dir., quality control & treatment, Strathclyde Regional Council Water Dept., 419 Balmore Rd., Glasgow Scotland25-5 Rios, R.A.: assoc, prof., civil engrg. Univ of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez. PR 00708: S5-2 Rizet, M: Laboratoire Central. Societe Lyonnaise des Eaux & de I'Eclairage. 38 Rue de President Wilson. 78230 Le Pecq, France; 31-4 Roberts, P.V.: assoc, prof., dept, of civil engrg.. Terman Engrg. Center. Stanford Univ.. Stanford CA 94305.17-6, 21-3 Robinson, J.H.: Black & Veatch. Box 8405, Kansas City. MO 64114: 16 (chairman) Robinson, M.P. Jr.: proj. mgr., Malcolm Pirnie, Inc.. 301 Hiden Blvd., Newport News, VA 23606: 10-2 Robinson, R.C.: sr. engr.. Ameron Pipe Co.. Box 3000, Monterey Park. CA 91754: S3-5 Romanos, W.J. Jr.: management consultant. Gee & Jenson Engrs.-Architects-Planners, Inc,. 2090 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd.. West Palm Beach. FL 33409: 9-1 Rosenthal, Meyer: vice pres.. Laurel Management Co.. 111 Roosevelt Blvd.. Johnstown. PA 15906: 8-3 Rothenberg, M.D.: dir. of operations. Spring Valley Water Co.. 360 W. Nyack Rd., West Nyack. NY 10994; 18-1 Ryan, C.R.: envir. scientist. USEPA, Boston. MA 02203. 31-3 Sabin, B.R.: gradute student, dept, of civil engrg. Michigan Tech nological Univ. Houghton, Ml 49931:21-4 Sacks, R.S.: sanitary engr.. Dept, of Public Health. 3500 N Logan. Box 30035. Lansing. Ml 48909: 31-2 Sander, D.K.: dist. engr., Washington Social & Health. 8315 E. Bridgeport, Spokane. WA 99206:19 (cochairman) Sandison, Derek: Tacoma-Pierce County Health Dept. 3629 S D St. Tacoma. WA 98408. 27-2 Saunier, B.M.: consult, engr.. Saumer Eau & Environment. 16 Ave du Gros Malhon. 35000 Rennes. France: 30-1 Saylor, S.R.: genl. mgr-ch. engr.. Alameda County Water Dist 40442 Seville Ct.. Fremont, CA 94538: 8 (vice chairman) Schlenger, D.L.: dir., development & research. Hackensack Water Co. 200 Old Hook Rd., Harrington Park. NJ 07640.4-7 Schnoor, J.L.: dept, of civil & envir. engrg. Univ. of Iowa, lo.va City. IA 52242:17-4 Schulz, C.R.: graduate research asst., dept, of envr sc ences & engrg.. Univ. of North Carolina. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 15-2 Selleck, R.E.: prof, of sanitary engrg.. Univ. of California Daws Hall. Room 633. Berkely. CA 94720:30-1 Semiglia, Mario: dir, Projecto '80. Empresa Municipal ae Agua Potable. Guayaquil. Ecuador; 29-4 61 f V' CAPCO JEN 0021087 Semmens, M.J.: assoc, prof. dept, of civil & mineral engrg.. Univ, of Minnesota. Minneapolis. MN 55455. 21-6 Umphres, M.D.: sr engr.. James M. Montgomery Consult. Engrs.. Inc.. 250 N. Madison. Pasadena. CA 91101.12-3 Sewards, J.M.: dir of personnel. Gee & Jenson Engrs.-ArchitectsPianners. Inc. 2090 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd.. West Palm Beach. FL 33409 9-1 Vansant, R.E.: Black & Veatch. Box 8405. Kansas City. MO 6411414-3 Shaw, L.G.: mgr. Peat. Marwick. Mitchell & Co. 2001 Bryan Tower, Suite 1500. Dallas. TX 75201. S4-3 Villalobos, Guillermo Guerrero: dir. genl.. San Antonio Abad. 231 Coloma Obrera. Mexico 8. DF. Mexico: 20-3 Shipman, H.R.: 7108 Edgewater St. Chevy Chase. MD 20015: 20 (chairman) Singer, P.C.toept ofenvir sciences & engrg. Univ ol North Carolina. Chapel Hill. N C AEEP (chairman) Von Rader, J.E.: genl mgr.. BIF Acculel. 2450 Turquoise Circle, Newberry Park. CA 91320. 23-2 Voudrias, E.A.: research asst dept, ol civil engrg. Univ of Illinois. Urbana. IL 61801.17-3 Singley, J.E.: prof. dept of envir engrg sciences. Univ of Florida. A P Black Hail. Gainesville FI 32611 11-5, 12-4, 27-6, 31-1 Wagner, E.G.: dir. Water & Air Research. Inc. Box 1121. Gainesville. FL 32602. SI-8, 28-4 Skorcz, D.L.: sales mgr E H Wachs Co, 100 Shepard St.. Wheeling. IL 60090. 8-4 Wakeland, D.L.: graduate student, dept of civil engrg. Virginia Polytechnic Inst & State Univ. Blacksburg, VA 24061:11-1 Smith, W.H.: president. Smith & Assoc . Box 678. Flora. IL 62839. S3 I Walski, T.M.: research civil engr, US Army Corp of Engineers. (coordinator and moderator), S3-2 Waterways Experiment Station. Vicksburg. MS 39180: 2-2 Snider, H.E.: asst dir. Water & Pollution Control Dept. City Hall. 5th Floor. 414 E 12th St. Kansas City. MO 64106. 23 (vice chairman), Wasserman, Horton: proi mgr.. Malcolm Pirme. Inc. 2 Corporate Park Dr. White Plains. NY 10602. 27-6 16-2 Waters, D.M.: president. Waters Consultants. 7807 Convoy Ct. Suite Snoeyink, V.L.: prof. envir engrg. Univ of Illinois. Urbana. IL 61801: 110. San Diego. CA 92111. S3-4 17-3, 30 (cochairman) Waters, F.O.: partner. Waters Consultants. 7807 Convoy Ct. Suite Sorg, T.J.: ch, inorganic & particulates, central sect. drinking water 110. San Diego. CA 92111, S3-1, S3-11 research div USEPA 26 W St Clair St. Cincinnati, OH 45268. SI-3, 27-5 Ways, H.C.: ch. Washington Aqueducl div. US Army Corps of Engrs 5900 MacArthur Blvd N W. Washington. DC 20315.12-5 Stacha, J.H.: asst dir Dallas Water Utilities 1500 Manila St. Dallas. TX 75201.1 (vice chairman) Westerhoff, G.P.: vice pres. Malcolm Pirme. Inc. 2 Corporate Park Dr. White Plains. NY 10602.10-2 Stevie, R.G.: dir, economic research div. public staff. North Carolina Utilities Comm. Box 991. Raleigh, NC 27602. SI-5 Wiley, R.D.: mgr of general planning. Denver Water Dept 1600 W 12th Ave. Denver CO 80254.10-4 Stone, B.G.: sr vice ores. James M Montgomery Consult. Engrs. Inc. 555 E Walnut St Pasadena. CA 91101. 4 (cochairman) Wilson, J.H.: mgr -engr.. Little Rock Municipal Water Works Box 1 789. Little Rock. AR 72203 8 (chairman) Stroud, T.F.: president. DiPRA. 1301 W 22nd St,, Room 509. Oak Brook. IL 60521 S3-8 Symons, J.M.: ch. physical & chemical removal br. water supply research div .USEPA. 26 W St Clair St .Cincinnati. OH 45268'6 (vice chairman) Wilson, W.J.: Bums & McDonnell Engrg Co. 4800 E 63rd St. Box 173. Kansas City. MO 64141. 26-2 Wirojanagud, Wanpen: graduate student, envir health engrg pro gram. dept, of civil engrg,. Univ of Texas at Austin. Austin. TX 78712, 30-3 Tambini, S.J.: graduate student, dept of civil & envir. engrg, Clarkson College of Technology. Potsdam. NY 13676. 21-5 Tate, C.H.: vice pres.. James M. Montgomery Consult. Engrs.. Inc. 250 N Madison. Pasadena CA91101 12-3,25-6 Tator, K.B.: KTA-Tator 2020Montour St .Coroapolis. PA 15108:8-2 Taylor, F.B.texec secy. New England Water Works Assn .850 Rear Providence Hwy Dedham MA 02026. 31-3 Taylor, R.H.: research microbiologist. MERL. USEPA. 26 W St. Clair St. Cincinnati. OH 45268. 25 (cochairman) Wise, J.C.: sr vice pres. dir of water and wastewater dept. dir of human resources. Gee & Jenson Engrs.-Architects-Planners. Inc . 2090 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. West Palm Beach, FL 33409:9-1 Wood, J.E.: mechanical engr. CH2M Hill. 1600 S W Western Blvd. Box 428, Corvallis. OR 97339 23-1 Woods, C.E.: consultant. South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority. 90 Sargent Dr. New Haven. CT 06511. S4 (moderator), S4-2, S4-7 Wubbena, R.L.: president. Economics & Engineering Services Inc. Box 976. Olympia WA 98507. SI-9, 24 (cochairman) Taylor, T.E.: dir of water utilities. City of Dallas. Room 4 AN. City Hall. Dallas. TX 75201.24-3 Yassuda, E.R.: vice pres. CNEC. Ave Alfredo Egydio oe Souza Aranha 100. CEP 04726. Cx Postal 30 083 Sao Paulo. Brazil: 28-6 Thompson, N.C.: water mgr. PUD No 1 of Snohomish County. Box 1107. Everett. WA 98206. SI-9, 24-4 Yen, Chen-Yu: graduate student, dept of envir sciences & engrg. Univ of North Carolina. Chapel Hill. NC 27514 21-1 Tinkey, A.M.: vice pres. operational services. St Louis County Water Co. 8390 Delmar Blvd. St Louis. MO 63124:16-3 i Zapata-Moreno, M.C.: dept of civil engrg. Univ ol Massachusetts. Tippin, D.L.: dir. Tampa Water Dept.. 1 City Hall Plaza. Tampa. FL Amherst. MA 01003.17-7 33602. S3-3, 31-1 Zavala C., Alfonso: chairman of the board. SENAPA (Servicio Tonkinson, J.P.: dir of finance. New Haven Water Co. 90 Sargent Dr. New Haven CT 06511 S4-4 Nacional de Agua Potable y Alcantarilladol. Domingo Cueto 120 Jesus Maria. Lima. Peru. 20-1 Trax, John: ch. drinking water research br.. state programs div., USEPA. 401 M St S W . Washington. DC 20460. SI-2 Zernentsch, Charles: US Army Corps of Engrs. Buffalo Dist Buffalo. NY 14207.8-1 Trusler, S.L.: graduate research asst., dept of civil engrg. & engrg. mechanics. Montana State Univ. Bozeman. MT 59717.12-2 Zielaskowski, C.P.: proi mgr.. Giibei" Commonwealth. Box 1498. Reading. PA 19603. 29-4 Trussell, R.R.: vice pres. James M. Montgomery Consult. Engrs., Inc. 555 E. Walnut St.. Pasadena. CA 91101: AEEP, 30-1, 30-2 Zika, R.G.: asst. prof, marine & atmospheric chemistry Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Sciences. Univ of Miami. 4600 Rickenbacker Causeway. Miami. FL 33149: 25-1 62 63 f V' CAPCO JEN 0021088 Future Conferences Las Vegas Dallas Washington, D.C. 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