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Thomas P. Venema was elected president of the Council of American Structural Engineers, Minnesota chapter, for 2009-2010. Venema is a principal engineer and vice president at American Engineering Testing, St. Paul, with responsibilities in construction and geotechnical services engineering. He is the ...
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