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The 74th Annual Meeting of the National Conference on Weights and Measures (NCWM) was held at the Westin Hotel in Seattle, Washington during the week of July 16 through 21, 1989. The theme of the meeting was "National Uniformity Benefits Everyone." In his address to the delegates, Chairman John Bartfai of New York urged all States to adopt National Conference on Weights and Measures' standards and train their staff to use recommended test methods as provided through the Conference technical committees. In the Keynote Address, Conference President Raymond Kammer, National Institute of Standards and Technology Acting Director, provided a progress report on the National Institute of Standards and Technology's new organization, and urged the delegates to maintain their third-party objectivity, as well as the integrity and quality of their technical work. The Conference set standards for equipment and sales practices in the area of cash/credit pricing of retail motor fuel, and also adopted a specification that permits the use of electronic data audit trails to be used for security assurance. Sweeping changes to the Uniform Weights and Measures Law and the Uniform Weighm aster Law were also adopted; if a State chooses to adopt these new standards, a system of administrative hearings and civil penalties could serve as an alternative to criminal prosecution. Special meetings included those of the Metrologists' Workshops, the Associate Membership Committee, the Retired Officials Committee, the Scale Manufacturers' Association, the Industry Committee on Packaging and Labeling, the state regional weights and measures associations, and National Association of State Departments of Agriculture Weights and Measures Division. Reports by the standing and annual committees of the Conference comprise the major portion of this publication, along with the addresses delivered by Conference officials and other authorities from government and industry.

Report of the 74th National Conference on Weights and Measures 1989