Volume 33, Number 5, May 1998

Features

• Vertical IG Assembly Optimizes Space: by Jim Plavecsky  Vertical IG assembly is one solution to labor and space limitations.
• Power and Passion:  by Debra Levy  The first-ever IGA convention packed education and emotion.
• People 2 Watch:  A look at industry leaders and the "Young Turks" to watch into the next decade.
• Glass Forum ‘98: by Tara Taffera  A review of the March educational expo held in New Hampshire.
• GlassLat ‘98:  by Yolanda Velasco More than 8,000 industry professionals came together in Mexico City for this event.
• Mid-Life Crisis: by Robert Foster  Middle-aged buildings generate glazing opportunities.
• 1998 Glass Hall of Fame:  by Regina Johnson  It's time to nominate industry leaders for this prestigious award.
• Anniversary Series: Still Kickin':  by Max Perilstein  The Perilstein family celebrates a century in the glass business.

USGOpenings

• Fill ‘er Up: by E. Carlton Douglas A look at gas filling for the window and IG industries.
• Star Glazing: by William Noel Selling the ENERGY STAR program to consumers.

USGAuto

• High-Tech Training: by Tara Taffera  A reporter's insights and experiences of attending Performance Achievement Group's repair and replacement seminar.

Departments

• Issue At Hand:  "People Watching" by Debra Levy.
• Dear USG:  Letters to the Editor
• Industry News: Various Reports
• New Products & Services:  What's New in the Marketplace
• Industry Outlook:  Industry Trends
• People In The News: Personnel Changes of Note
• The "Business":  "The Card Show" by Lyle R. Hill.

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