Roles

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shims and joint spacers, as required, after fastening and before sealing.

# PANEL ERECTION TOLERANCES

A. Reference lines for erection of all panels shall be from the exterior face of "

MCAA CONFERENCE

who captivated the audience with a witty and forceful presentation on the nation's economy. The former U.S. Secretary of Labor dwelt mainly on the creation of a disputes settlement plan in the masonry field, in which MCAA partic

MCAA committee members were kept busy as were Canadian Masonry Contractors Association Board members.

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of IMI into four program boards, and the labor disputes settlement plan. Carlis

MONDAY continued

10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon Constitution & Bylaws-Charles F. Velardo, Chm. (Session #8) Chamber Room, Convention Center

Education-Carl Schiesser, Chm. (Session #9) Senate Room, Convention Center

Masonry

The program format for this year's MCAA Conference has been shortened and streamlined, and it packs a lot of functions and information into a minimal time period. Starting with business meetings on Monday, February 21, and extending to the Annu

TUESDAY, February 22
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9:30 a.m.
Opening Session of the '83 MCAA International Masonry Conference (Session #23) Presidio Room, Convention Center

* Presentation of Colors
* Pledge of Allegiance
*

These nationally recognized industry leaders will headline the speakers program at MCAA's 33rd International Masonry Conference in San Diego. Pictured from the left are: MCAA Legal Counsel George L. Plumb, California Architect John R. Mock, and former La

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MONDAY, February 21, 1983

Conference registration will begin at 8 a.m., followed by MCAA Committee Meetings from 8:30 until noon. MCAA Regional Vice Presidents' Conferences will be held

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permanent chairman, and C. E. Monk, senior consultant at Wiss, Janney, Elstner and Associates of Northbrook, III., as vice-chairman.

The masonry industry has made a long-term commitment to sup

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able influence on the urban building market.

IMI Board Chairman Eugene George noted that the 1980 program calls for an increase in Institute expenditures, but at the same time has a great deal of flexibility b

A beautiful structural system with built-in savings
A first for Hawaii.

On the warm, scalloped beaches of Maui stands one of the first high-rises ever built of loadbearing masonry in Hawaii.

It is the 12-story Kahana Beach Resort n

A beautiful structural system with built-in savings
A first for Hawaii.

On the warm, scalloped beaches of Maui stands one of the first high-rises ever built of loadbearing masonry in Hawaii.

It is the 12-story Kahana Beach Resort n

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IMI is developing a program to get masonry information to engineering students. "Obviously, many of them will be making decisions as structural or consulting engineers which will affect the mas

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OCTOBER, 1976-Vol. 16, No. 10

The Magazine for the Masonry Industry

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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE MASON CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA AND THE CANADIAN MASONRY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION

10 Years Of Progress In...
Modern Loadbearing Masonry Construction
BY JOHN R. MOCK
Part II

Case Studies Continued

Town & Country Hotel, San Diego, California

The 10-story, 324-room tower is the largest single concr