oFFtcERS 1974-77 Prestdent CHARLES V MORTON Inslitute ol Forensic Scrences 2945 Webster Street Oakland. Californra 94mg tuestdent Elect JAN BASHINSKI Oakland Polrce Degartment C( minalists Department 455 Seventh Street Oakland Calrlornia 94607 Recotding Sectetary PETER F. JONES The Aerospace CorP. Bldg. 46/1643 PO. Box 92957 Los Aogeles, Calitornia 9ooo9 Treasufef MARY H. GRAVES O.ange County Sherifi s Olfice C.aminalistics Laboratory PO. Box 449 Santa Ana, California 92702 Regional D i rectot- N orth DUANE LOVAAS Calilornia Department of Justice Criminalistics Laboratory PO. Box 13337 Sacramento, Calitornia 95813 R egion al D i rcctor - Sout h BRANDON H, ARMSTRONq San Diego County Sherilf s Criminalistics Laboratory 3520 Kurtz Street San Diego. Calitornia 921'!O I mmediate Fast President J. ROBERT DAVIDSON San Bernardino County Sheritl s Office Criminalistics Laboratory PO. Box 569 Membership Secretary JAMES L. NORRIS Santa Clara County Laboratory ot Crimlnalistics '1557 Berger Orive San Jose. california 95112 Editotial Sectelaty GEORGE R. NAKAMURA Los Angeles County Deot. of Chret Medical Eraminer-Coroner 1104 N Mission Fload Los Angeles, California 90033 PLEASE OIRECT CORRESFONDENCE TO THE APPROPFIIATE OFFICEFI I. NOVEMBER 1976 Serni-Annual Serninar A. The Spring 1977 Serninar is being hosted by the Riverside DOJ Laboratory. The exact dates in May are not yet set, but they expect to have it in Palrn Springs. Contact Art Young for further inforrnation. B. The Fall 1977 Serninar will be hosted by the Santa Clara County Laboratory. It will be held at the San Jose Hyatt House October 13-15. This rneeting is of special significance because it rnarks our 5Oth Anniversary and it is being held in the sarne location as the first rneeting. Announcernents A. Brandon Arrnstrong has provided the following schedule for the Southern Sectionrs rnonthly dinner rneetings. These are usua1ly, but not always, held on the third Friday of the rnonth: Month Organization LASO LAPD San Diego Aerospace Long Beach Serninar San Diego The February rneeting should be noted by all because it will be a luau to be held the sarne week as the Arnerican Acaderny of Forensic Sciences Meeting in San Diego. Brandon also provided the following report on the progress of the Southern Sectionts Body Fluids Study Group Organizing rneeting: a) Sorne twenty-six people representing rnost Southern Section Laboratories attended. b) Mr. Frank Fitzpatrick of Orange County Sheriffrs Lab has agreed to act as coordinator. c) The next rneeting was tenatively scheduled to be on Friday afternoon of the regular Decernber Southern Section rneeting. (Hosted by LASO) Ii. Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June Host Brian Martin Dick Bingle Wayne Burgess Peter Jones E. Williarns J. Nelson
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oFFtcERS 1974-77
Prestdent
CHARLES V MORTONInslitute ol Forensic Scrences2945 Webster StreetOakland. Californra 94mg
tuestdent Elect
JAN BASHINSKIOakland Polrce DegartmentC( minalists Department455 Seventh StreetOakland Calrlornia 94607
Recotding SectetaryPETER F. JONESThe Aerospace CorP.
J. ROBERT DAVIDSONSan Bernardino County Sheritl s OfficeCriminalistics LaboratoryPO. Box 569
Membership Secretary
JAMES L. NORRISSanta Clara CountyLaboratory ot Crimlnalistics'1557 Berger OriveSan Jose. california 95112
Editotial Sectelaty
GEORGE R. NAKAMURALos Angeles CountyDeot. of Chret Medical Eraminer-Coroner1104 N Mission FloadLos Angeles, California 90033
PLEASE OIRECT CORRESFONDENCETO THE APPROPFIIATE OFFICEFI
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NOVEMBER 1976
Serni-Annual Serninar
A. The Spring 1977 Serninar is being hosted by the RiversideDOJ Laboratory. The exact dates in May are not yet set,but they expect to have it in Palrn Springs. Contact ArtYoung for further inforrnation.
B. The Fall 1977 Serninar will be hosted by the Santa ClaraCounty Laboratory. It will be held at the San Jose HyattHouse October 13-15. This rneeting is of special significancebecause it rnarks our 5Oth Anniversary and it is being heldin the sarne location as the first rneeting.
Announcernents
A. Brandon Arrnstrong has provided the following schedulefor the Southern Sectionrs rnonthly dinner rneetings.These are usua1ly, but not always, held on the thirdFriday of the rnonth:
Month Organization
LASOLAPDSan DiegoAerospaceLong BeachSerninarSan Diego
The February rneeting should be noted by all because itwill be a luau to be held the sarne week as the ArnericanAcaderny of Forensic Sciences Meeting in San Diego.
Brandon also provided the following report on the progressof the Southern Sectionts Body Fluids Study GroupOrganizing rneeting:a) Sorne twenty-six people representing rnost Southern
Section Laboratories attended.b) Mr. Frank Fitzpatrick of Orange County Sheriffrs Lab
has agreed to act as coordinator.c) The next rneeting was tenatively scheduled to be on
Friday afternoon of the regular Decernber SouthernSection rneeting. (Hosted by LASO)
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Brian MartinDick BingleWayne BurgessPeter JonesE. Williarns
J. Nelson
B. Duane Lovaas has not scheduled a Northern Section rneeting for Decernber.The next rneeting will be in January and it wili be organized by the SantaClara Co. laboratorY.
C. Ed Blake has recently cornpleted his doctoral dissertation, GeneticMarkers in Hurnan Sernen. A copy of this work has been donated tothe CAC and will be on file at the Kirk library for the use of studentsand rnernbers of the CAC. This docurnent can be checked out of thelibrary for two weeks in person or by rnail by contacting Ed or George
7 Sensabaugh. They will absorb the cost of rnailing out and individuals'' will absorb the cost of return rnail. Individuals should feel free to copywhatever rnaterial they find useful. Ed says that this docurnent shouldnot be considered a cookbook such as Cullifordrs rnonograph, but rnoreas a general reference work. Basic farniliarity with biochernicalgenetics concepts is assurned in the ,vriting style. For exarnple, thedocurnent is directed towards individuals with a reading knowledgeof Harris' work, Hurnan Biochernical Ccnetics. The docurnent shouldcontain considerable inforrnation that is, and will be in the future,useful to those in the prof ession.
D. The following announcernent was provided by Dr. Gerry Wolten ofThe Aerospace Corporation:
Gunshot Residue DetectionCase Work Sought for Methodology Developrnent
Under contract to the National Institute of Law Enforcernent and Crirninal
Justice, the research division of the Law Enforcernent Assistance
Adrninistration, the Aerospace Corporation has deveLoped the "Particle
Analysisrrrnethod of grrnshot residue detection. It us'es a scanning electron
rnicroscope with X-r:ay anaTyzer for the identification of gunshot residue on
the hands of a suspect or on his clothing. Usually, it is effective for several
hours after a shooting. Cn sorne occasions, positive results were obtained
after delays in excess of ten hours.
In order to cornplete the developrnent of the rnethod, the Aerospace
Corporation will neecl to exarnine hand-lift sarnples frorn 100-150
firearrns cases before 1 August I977. Cases are being solicited f rorn
rnunicipal, county, and state crirninalistics laboratories in the llnited
states. The exarninations rvi11 be perforrned free of cha1.ge. The
purposes of the Prograrn are:
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to detect and solve any rernarning problerns that rnay
be encountered in actual cases,to speed the transfer of the rnethod frorn the laboratorytc field use, and
to acquaint rnore crirninalists with the details of the
rnethod well enough to start thern practicing it when
necessary or desired.
Crirninalists wishing to subrnit cases should obtain sarnpling disks and
instructions frorn the Aerospace Corporation. Whenever possible, the
subrnitting crirninalist should attend the exarnination in order to 1) learnhow to conduct this exarnination, and Z) be able to give testirnony in court.
Although the Aerospace Corporation is rvilling to have its personnel testify
when necessary, rnanpower lirnitations dictate that this be done only in
exceptional cases, while rnost of the tirne the subrnitting agency will have
to take responsibility for court testirnony. It should be understood
that this prograrrl is not intended to provide a routine service, it is
rneant to be a cooperative effort to cornplete the developrnent of this
new rnethodology.
Concurrent with the increased ernphasis o11 case wor.l<, the Aerospace
Corporation will finish a cornplete characterization of occupational and
environrnental particles that need to be distinguished frorn gunshot residue
during the exarnination. Assistance with the collection of such handblands
is welcorned.
For inforrnation, contact G. \4. Wolten
The Ivan A. Getting LaboratoriesThe Aerospace CorPorationBox 92957Los Angeles, California 90009
Telephone: (213) 648-6944
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E. You rnay be interested in getting a sarnple copy of the bi-weeklycornputer search of Forensic Chernistry articles now publishedby the Chernical Abstracts Service, The Ohio State University,Colurnbus, Ohio 43210. It is a collection of abstracts (in English)of articles identified by cornputer search of the Chernical Abstracts,which includes many articles originally published in other languages.Most of the articles relate to drug analysis, however, articles onall types of trace evidence are included.
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Fellow ]'IAFS Me'nbers;
As part of a research proiect several dozen sets of slldescontaining the spermatozoa of twelve dornestic aniilals arenow avattlfte foi purchase. The sperm of each specles l-istedbelow are stainedr-mounted 1n both l-ow refractlve indexBlomount and high refractive lndex Arochlor, and stored ina twenty-r,lelJ mailer. Sirnilar sets of vrild animalsr spermwill al-so probably be avallable next spring 'If your lab hand.les rape cases these sets of slides are aprabtlcal necessity. The sets a'.e availabl-e on. a FIRST CCI'1E,
inf nSf SERWD basis for the price of $25 per set. The nominalprice is 1ow enough that every l-ab can afford at least oneset out of petty 6ash. If you des.lre one or more sets ofthe sl-ld.es send-me a check for $2J per set at this address:
Rodney J. Biach5681 InI. HigginsChicago, IL 60630
A set wil-l be mailed first elass io the adrlress you specify.A11 letters of lnquiry w111 be answered and 1f the sets arerofa by the tinte Vo"r" check arlives your check wil-l bepromptiy returned. please send your check before 1 Jan 77io I^may apply the funds thls year to the exceptional expenseof thls proiect.
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DOGCATd..4frIJl'JAI,RATPIGBCJV]NE
DEERRABBITHORSECHI C1'.EN}{OUSEHA],ISTER
SincerelY,
Rodney J. Blach, I'{icroanalYstChicago Crime Lab
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G. The Southern As sociation of Forensic Scientists announcespublication of Guidelines for In-Service Training of ForensicScientists. Six areas of professional practice are included:Docurnent Exarnination; Drug Identification; Firearrns Identification,Toolrnark Exarninations and Serial Nurnber Restoration; ForensicSerology; Forensic Toxicology; and Trace Evidence Exarnination.The 237-page rnanual is in a loose leaf, three ring, hard covernotebook so that revisions and additions rnay easily be rnade.Copies at $12. 50 are available f rorn:
Travis E. Owen, DirectorAcadiana Crirninalistics LaboratoryP. O. Box 643New Iberia, Louisiana 70560
H. Duane Lovaas and Brandon Arrnstrong want to rernind you to purchaseyour CAC Abstracts at one of the rnonthly rneetings. Quite a few ofyou have not fulfilled your obligation.
I. Jack Cadrnan has now retired frorn Orange County Sheriff rs Officebut not frorn the field. He is now in charge of the crirninalisticsprograrn at California State University at Los Angeles.
Congratulations to Larry Ragle and Dick I'ox. Larry was appointedthe new Chief Crirninalist of the Orange County Sheriffsr CrirneLaboratory and Dick Fox (previously Director of the RegionalCrirne Laboratory in Independence, Missouri) is the new ChiefCrirninalist for Ventura County Crirne Laboratory.
J. The following announcernent was taken frorn the recent Newsletterof the Arnerican Acaderny of Forensic Sciences:
Two nel Standard Reference itlaterials (SRM's) that wil laid forensic scientists and lal enforcement officials inmore accurate analyses of evidence have been issued b;, theNational Bureau of Standards (NBS) Office of Standard Ref-erence llaterials.
SRII 1821 Ethanol will be used to calibrate and verify theaccuracy of various met.hods used by 1aw enforcement offi-cials to determine blood or breath alcohol concentration ofdrivers suspected of drir"'ing under the influence of alcohol.SR\t 1821 is more than 99.0e, ethanol, analyzed for water andcertain organi-c compounds. A11 states nol have "impliedconsentil J.aws requiring that drivers, in order to obtainand keep their licenses, must be willing to submit to chen-ical tests when requested by police. By assuring the accur-acy of these tests, the new SRlvl wiIl help guarantee thatevidence obtained stands up in court.
SR-N! 1825, Refractive Index Silicone Liquids, has beenprepared to meet the need of crine laboratories where foren-sic scientists use refractometers and microscopes to identi-fy glass fragments, such as automobile headlight glass, sub-mitted as evidence.
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Technical support for certification of SRM 1823 came fronLEAA. It was coordinated through the NBS Law EnforcementStandards Laboratory in conjunction with the Office of Stan-dards Reference Materials.
SRM 1823 consists of two silicone liquids that are ther-mally and chemically stable over a wide temperature range.The liquids span the refractive index range of a variety ofglasses and fibers that are examined by neans of immersiontechniques in forensic science laboratories. They are cer-tified for refractive indexes at 10 wavelengths that spanthe visible spectrum and at four temperatures, from 20oCto 80oC.
Information concerning these SRMts nay be obtained fromthe Office of Standard Reference Materials, Room 8311, Chem-istry Bldg., National Bureau of Standards, }!;rshington, DC20234. Tel: (301) 92I-2045.
III. Association Business
A. Our President, Chuck Morton, has provided the following inforrnationon the cornrnittee rnernbership frorn 7976-L977.
The committees have been established for the L976-77 year.Responses to the "COmmittee Preferenceil survey were very good..So many members indicated interest in committee assignments thatit was not possible to accommodate all of them. The selectionamong many qualified and interested people was difficult. Selec-tions wera Jometimes made on the basis of geographic distributionand ease of communication between committee members. I wouldlike to thank every member who volunteered and./or offered comments.Having to choose amonq several ind.ividuals, all of whom would bean asset to any committee, made it difficult at times. The namesof individuals who indicated an interest will be given to thevarious committee chairpersons so they will be able to call onthem during the year if special projects require additional help.Members who did notsubmit "preference" forms were generally not,considered for committee assignments.
If members have ideas or comments they would like to haveconsidered by the various committees, they are encouraged to con-tact them directly.
CommitteeAwards
By-Laws c PolicyRevision
Certification
ChairpersonDorothy NortheY
Robert Stettler
Robert Ogle
MembersPhilip LunSandra Rakestraw
Duane MauzeyFrank Fitzpatrick
Chet YoungEd BlakeTony SpragueJim WhiteBiII LeeSandy Wie::semaBarry Fisher
Peter JonesGeorge NakamuraLarry RagleWes Summerfield
George Sensabaugh
ad hoc Journal Jerry Mitosinka
These narnes are listed so that you can contact the cornrnittee rnernbersto relate any suggestions or concerns you rnay have. Not everyoneseerns to realize that the norninating cornlrrittee also welcornes yoursugge stions.
As a first installrnent of the goals or guidelines for the above cornrnitteesthe following inforrnation was provided by Jan Bashinski, the previouschairperson of the Awards Cornrnittee:
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It. i-'L l,he Iesuottl:j.tri l-i';:,' of t;hc A','arc'l.s Ccnrri-itce 'Lo rer:eivc anrl crclrsjcler rionj.nationsfor al-l- CltC al:a.rc'i s :,ttri t,o sit-'el'. r.r.nr:l ori-qltial;r: n,.-xrinatiorrs fortile SL-rvic€: Ar.ard.. TheColnlri-t;l,ct::ls,"cr;'itotlr iL'l.c fot'i-,]t:: prcparat.jon of'all. l"i;arris; atr,.L f'cii. 111'.y.-.1-rq:i rr.q forbhc'jr':r 'rt:s^ntt;i,i.cltr in p:. tj.rnrrl-l'r:.:l'i annropriate llt.nlt?.r'. F1-ir;tecl b_l.a.njis oi.l,lre Cerbj.fica.beof Annrt:<:-i.atioit ar:r1- tlte ,5ei:','ie<: l.r.:e.rcl i'.:re irrrj.jv.i.rllrl,'l t'9 hancl--'l et:,1;,or.,rO or Drj-nLreC- r,rith ilrenones oi l,he:ler:i..rients, ilire For;r,.:. Grcene jlc;rror"i-:r.-L;\r;iirri is prr:;rarcrl iniiivirtua.lly r,iithp:r"inbeci t1ex'r-, fju:11;able l,o bhc ind'i r'"Lcl.r...al lc:<:j.uicnt, briL j-n a s'i;ll.r.. gcnerally sinliLar tcr'p:'eviousl a.r'u.rrJ.s. Srrtal.-l- u-l.ao.ucs r.re i.nCividrra.i,1.;,' Tl-T{jI,:r'i'(..i fcr o^c1 :nmrber crf t-1re Blr3.rg1of Dirt:ctlls in rr:ecrit:j-Licn cf'bhcir term of'servje,:. llljrese rliritrrcs nrov:i.4.e s;Dirce f,orflrl;u:'e odd'itions:. To e-i..Lmjna(,e redrrnr-).ane1r. 'bhc offiecs c1'P1e::jdr.rnt-EIeet anil lc.sbF.res-i-derr'h are not tisted rrn the p-lrrcrues presenteci. tc rlr:rsons lrho ha,ve al-so scrvecl asPres:i.ocrrt
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Cert;.i.f i.cc,te of Anii'ecj"at,jon Thj s ee:'l,ifie.l.te j.s d.cl j.rneri- t,o be prcrr*:trLeci 'l;o a.nylr,rn:r,*rlo,.i;rrl.l,jt,i; llFetiin'rr,r,j.on bo thc CAC as a rilt:st sneiilrer at a l.crer.,l- rncetingl,t,:,,rieric:f. irneLl,;c:1 , or i;1lcsb 1.ec{,r.rrer a'u a, Scmj.na.r'. a.nC it a,'i.'i;rcicd a'.rloinl.t:lca. l-l-y by theCr:rnni,tbee i,.t'Lfie rco'.'est cl.f an]'lnembe:':. ft r':il .l b,.: tire resnonsibi.li-t;r of theRc1',iona.I Dirc:r:t,or', Sr-'rninar Cira.i-rnan, or oblier pcrijc)n arrangiryi for the 65ue.st spealierto leq_'.rest the Cori'oni-ttee to pretrare tltis a.itard.
lL'!:e vc:rdjri: cf'th;: Cei't,ifj-r':,.tc u.i.'lii',,ri)rceiat.ion is r-,.tso nr,lrcrnr.itrbe for the lccogni-t',Lon of an outsi;n-ndirr3 f)al2el'o,': tcchnjt:al. lrresierita.t.i.on b1,. ei 11111if.!:_t to tlte Assoeia.-tj.on. A nembci'f,ir,Jr be nolijrrated. t'ol birj.s ar,;arrl b1r a.ny of,hcr mc;uirr-:r or by'clie Ar.nrcisCo.r,ni'bbee. 1f the certificer,t,t: j.s irscri to hono:: the: outstancl,ing prof'essiona.l- r,,'orkof a:rrc.m'ner. i."u i.s av:rrcled afbcr uuattir,rcu-s vote of tirc Commi.tl,ec r:.no approval byttre l:oard.
Ser.,rj.ee Ar,ia-rd- tl]r.is z;.t:pr:d is nre;ien(',eir to a meml.rel j-n recognition of or-tt;sta.tirl.ir-ng
;airyirx;tt-thc- ./,rs:;oci-ati.on. X:rarmr.l.es o.i srich--colitr;i'outi.ons Aro organizinr or'presen'birr( sner:i.r.l-'br:'aini.rrg or f,iorl;sir<:tr sessj.orit end. zr.ceo:rn'1 jshinrl especi.al.lyprorjuciivc cor"r:rn-i t;';r.rc.: rlo-r:l(. i'ionti.t'ia.tions f'or ttris l;;erd- inl,y be :t'e.de by a.n.y- membertbrri: it is t;hi::rc':srronriibi-l.ity of bhe (ioii:;aii.iee t,o s:eclt reeormetrrla.tions fron thel,ienrbers a.rril to cr'-i f,:i n:.be nc;n.i.na,t.i.cIIs if r: n.r:'proilri"a'r;e " This Ar;ard. req.uirr:s unanirnortsvo'f,e cf the thr'r:e rrenbcr com.ni.'bl;;c a:t'i aptll'ovl,l of 'rlte lioard.
!]_qq9r_G_-r:,q.c19__{.i;noq.inl_1i_iqalrt T}ris ar;:r.::rl js: l.he hiqht-.si, hc;ttor tihieh can be cotrferreclb). tlic Cali.i'oln,i.ir, 11,rrriocj.r.{.;j.oir of (.lririrj-rre1 i.sf s. Ai'"j;r:r fonin.l., tl'ib'ben nornination bva menbe:r.., il.tnj:orra.l. lr1' 1n. Lr.nir.ir.i.n'ari-rs voi,.-. of i;irr: ,lr',:r'lt"r"is Corr:n-Lt.i;ee.. e;td a,trnro-u'tl.l- by therBoaLtJ. ol" llit'{jeic)t'i1 o bhr.: iLl:i)r"o :i s eon.t't:.'.r:ed h1,r {i vr:,Le c;i at -tr'.a.:.ti; i;itrt:tl-I'otrltl.rs oi'1',hc voti.:t1 riir:ll'ueri: r:rrcsrr)u1-, a.i., a rr-:guJa,r'brrsi.ricss r'ieeling. Ti:le ar,:ar<i is g.i-ven o:'i)-yto er.i.nrina,l j.sts or sl-rr.:eir:li s1;rs within ih.c ijc.Lcl o.l cri.rni.tra.l-:i.sbjes in rccofrtiti-onof oiltsbanciing eont,rj.lrrrtiorrs to l:ho t'ieltl . 'lrire rceiDj.en'u ncctl not be a, ncr,ber of1,]rc Assclcia''uj.cn. A co'ti,' of CjAC rrr;-l-j.cl,. rcJ-a.i;:i.nr;1,o tl;e iio;ier (irr:(:t:e Atrarci., f'or-mrrlaterl tn Lr-)63, is atLa,c:hr:d nl-onri r.ljth a, s1;p.l:elrrcnl; of rrhi],osclrh'r r-::!:()na,'rt rl hy theAwards Cornrnittee of. 1969. To date, the Award has been presented four tirnes, ton"y eirrt "r (1965), paut Kirk (t966), Jack Cadrnan (1970, ririan Culliford (1971),
and John Davis (1976).
It is our belief that the Roger Greene Award should be a high honor, bestowedby the Association upon an outstanding individual for one or rnore accornplishrnentsfar beyond the rro"rrril expected of association rnernbers or other forensicscientists. We are not hunting foran individual deserving of the award, but tat]ner,when superior and unusual contributions to the profession are rnade by a forensicscientisi the justification for an award will be irnrnediately apparent to all rnernbers.The only way we have of honoring such an individual is by the presenting of thisaward.
It is the belief of this cornrnittee that very few awards should ever be given and
no atternpt will be rnade to locate a recipient. When the individual who should be
honored ty the award. cornes to our attention, it should be irnrnediately apparent toevery other rnernber of the Association that he should be so honored'
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C. The salary survey and up-dated rnernbership roster will be rnailedwith the nlxt newsletter. Although it will be too late to change theroster, we can publish an addendurn in the Newsletter and changeour rnailing list to assure prornpt delivery of all rnailings. Achange of address forrn is attached.
D. The rnernbership secretary would like you to read the enclosedrninutes of the october 6th, I976 Board rneeting to see if youcan confirrn the whereabouts of any of the Student Affiliateslisted the re. It they cannot be located and confirrned as studentsthey will be dropped frorn the roster'
IV. Ernployrnent OpPortunities
Forensic Toxicologist. Minirnurn B. S. with four years experie_nce;substitute up to two years experience for Ph. D. chrornatographyand GC/MS'experience essential. New well equipped Crirne Laboratoryin New Berlini Wisconsin (Milwaukee area). Starting salary to$1?r 016 depending upon experience. send resurne or inquiries toPersonnel Director, Wisconsin Departrnent of Justice, IZ3 WestWashington Avenue, Madison, \A/isconsin 53702'
Jafluarv 7 -8, 1977 - MEDICAL- LEGAL/FORENSIC SCIENCE SEMINAR,@yMedicalExarniner/Coroner'soffice,LosAnge1es,California. Sponsored by Pittsburgh Institute of Legal Medicine andLos Angeles County Medical Exarniner/Coroner's Office. Contact:Cyril Hl Wecht, A[. D. , J. D. , Director, Fittsburgh Institute of" Lpga|Medicine , l5lg Frick Bidg. , Pittsburgh, PAI5Zl9. Tel: (4TZ) ZBl-9090or Thornas T. Noguchi, M. D., Chief Medical Exarniner/Coroner,1104 N. Mission R--d., Los Angeles, Ca. 90033. Tel: (ZI3) 226-262Z.
USA-SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA - The Annual Meeting of the Arnerican, 1977, Inquiries515, Rockville,
Maryland ZOB5Z.
Feb 2B - March 4, I977 - Z9tln Pittsburgh Conference on Analyticalpectroscopy, Cleveland, Ohio. Contact:
John E. Graharn, Koppers, 400 college Park Dr., Monroeville,PA 15146.
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Acaderny of Forensic Sciences will be held in Februa.ryto A. A. F. S. Headquarters, 114'00 Rockville Pike, Suite
March 30 - April 2, 1977 - 1st INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ONCanada. Contact: R. G. Burford, G. D.
May 18-I9, l97B - USA-LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - The East-Westffirirnina1andCivi1Prob1ernswi1Ibehe1dinLosAnge1es,May 18-I9, I978. Inquiries to Dr. Thornas \oguchi, Chief MedicalExarniner-Coroner, 1104 N. Mission Road, Los Angeles, California90033. (Preceeding the I.A.F.S. Meeting in Wichita, Kansas,May 22-26, 1978).
May ZZ - 26, i978 - USA-WICHITA, KANSAS-- The 8th International@rnationa1AssociationofForensicScienceswi11rneet in Wichita, Kansas, U.S.A. on May ZZ to 26, 1978. Inquiriesto Dr. W'illiarn G, Eckert, President, P. O. Box 8282, Wichita,Kansas 67208.
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CHANGE OF ADDRESS FORM
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Please note (>i.) which is to be your preferred rnailing address.
please retain this forrn for future address corrections if your present addresseson the latest rnernbership roster are correct.Subrnit to: Jarnes L. Norris, Santa Clara County Laboratory of Crirninalistics,
