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A Cooperation between the State Mining Bureau and Abbott, D. G. and Coller, P. J. the State School of Mines, V. 1, #1 Microtunneling used for record-breaking pipe Directory of Scottish and English oil shale retorts, roofing project, V. 94, #3 V. 15, #4 Abel, J. F. The education of a mining engineer, V. 17, #2; Tunnel mechanics, V. 62, #2 V. 18, #2 Abshier, J. R.; Crawford, J. W.; and Arbiter, N. Esthonian prizes for oil-shale furnaces, V. 17, #3 Attritioning and conditioning in flotation of spo- The experimental ore dressing and metallurgical dumene ore, V. 56, #3 plant of the Colorado School of Mines, V. 7, #2; Acker, W. L. V. 12, #3 Hollow stem augers, V. 58, #4 Mining engineering in the United States, V. 2, #4 Adams, J. W. and Waldschmidt, W. A. Oil shale—a resumé for 1922, V. 18, #1, Supp. B The beryl-monazite pegmatite dike of Centennial Oil shale, bibliography, V. 17, #3; V. 18, #1, Supp. B Cone, Colorado, V. 37, #3 Oil shale bibliography of recent articles, V. 16, #4 Adey, W. H. and Johnson, J. H. Oil shale industry—selected bibliography, V. 16, #2 Studies of Lithophyllum and related algal genera, Oil shale in Russia, V. 17, #4 Vol. 60, #2 Oil shale of Kentucky, V. 17, #4 Agapito, J. F. T. Recent worldwide progress in oil-shale develop- Pillar stability in large underground openings: ment, V. 16, #4, Supp. Applications from a case study in competent, The education of a mining engineer, V. 18, #2 jointed rock, V. 81, #3 The oil shale industry: A resumé for 1923, V. 19, #1 Agterberg, F. P. The oil shale industry: A resumé for 1924, V. 20, #1, Interpolation of areally distributed data, V. 64, #3 Supp. A Methods of trend surface analysis, V. 59, #4, Part A The oil shale industry in Scotland and England, Aguerrevere, P. I. V. 15, #4 A study of the development of a field magnetometer The oil shale industry, V. 13, #2; V. 14, #4 based on the principle of the earth inductor, The present status of the oil shale industry, V. 16, #2 V. 27, #3 Supplementary bibliography of publications on oil Ahlrichs, J. W. shale, V. 15, #4, Supp. Quantitative mineralogy by the microscopic The Trumble oil-shale cycle distillation plant, technique and select uses of the electron V. 19, #3 microprobe by Newmont Exploration Limited, Alderson, V. C. et al. V. 68, #1. The Cripple Creek district of Colorado, a resurvey, Akright, R. L.; Radtke, A. S.; and Grimes, D. J. Colorado School of Mines, V. 14, #3 Minor elements as guides to gold in the Roberts Aldredge, R. F.; Heiland, C. A.; and Wantland, D. Mountains Formation, Carlin Gold Mine, Eureka Geophysical studies, 1932-1936, V. 32, #1 County, Nevada, V. 64, #1 Algermissen, S. T. and Bardsley, S. R. Alderson, V. C. Evaluating oil shale by log analysis, V. 58, #4 A directory of oil-shale retorts, V. 15, #4, Supp. Allen, C. A. Colorado oil shale, V. 20, #2 An extension of the Dewey system of classification Commencement address, South Dakota School of as applied to mining, V. 7, #3 Mines: Artist or artisan—which?, V. 4, #1 Commercial oil shale—what is it?, V. 17, #3

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Allen, G. J. et al. Axelson, A. H. Empirical models of a copper reverberatory A practical approach to computer utilization in mine furnace—preliminary results, V. 59, #4, Part A planning, V. 59, #4, Part B Allen, J. C. Evolution of underground mining equipment, B V. 63, #4 Baars, D. L. Allred, V. D. Pre-Pennsylvanian paleotectonic framework of Shale oil developments: Kinetics of oil shale Ancestral Rockies of Colorado (abstract), pyrolysis, V. 62, #3 V. 67, #4 Some characteristic properties of Colorado oil shale Bacca, J. P.; Franks, A. J.; and Hackett, C. P. which may influence in situ processing, A symposium of studies and research in the oil V. 59, #3 shale industry, V. 16, #4 Allsman, P. T. Bailar, J. C. Conservation in metal mining, V. 57, #4 The cyanide industry, its present status and future A simultaneous caving and surface restoration development, V. 9, #4 system for oil shale mining, V. 63, #4 Balcomb, K. C. Alpert, S. B.; Hellwig, K. C.; and Feigelman, S. Availability of water for oil shale development, H-oil upgrading of shale oil feeds, V. 62, #3 V. 63, #4 Altekar, V. A. Baldwin, R. Formation of nodular graphite in cast irons, Directions for chemical engineering education, V. 48, #1 V. 96, #4 Amstutz, G. C. Ball, B. and Fuerstenau, D. W. Microscopy applied to mineral dressing, V. 56, #3 On the determination of rate constants from Anderson, L. L.; Hill, G. R.; and Wood, R. E. semibatch flotation tests, V. 69, #1 Liquefaction of some western coals, V. 65, #4 Ball, J. O., and Barb, C. F. Anna, L. O. et al. Hydrocarbons of the Uinta Basin of Utah and Tectonic influences on sedimentation, Early Colorado, V. 39, #1 Cretaceous, East Flank Powder River Basin, Ball, M. W. Wyoming and South Dakota, V. 77, #4 Oil and human welfare, V. 45, # 1A Araujo, L. A. Banister, D. Production of nodular iron with calcium, V. 48, #1 A report on the strata-control research program of Arbiter, N.; Abshier, J. R.; and Crawford, J. W. the School of Mines, Durham, England, V. 51, #3 Attritioning and conditioning in flotation of spo- Barb, C. F. dumene ore, V. 56, #3 The oil and gas industry of Colorado, V. 37, #2 Argall, G. O., Jr. Selected well logs of Colorado, V. 41, #1 Industrial minerals of Colorado, V. 44, #2; Barb, C. F. and Ball, J. O. V. 45, #4B Hydrocarbons of the Uinta Basin of Utah and The occurrence and production of vanadium, Colorado, V. 39, #1 V. 38, #4 Barber, M. Argyle, P.; Sun, S. C.; and Cohen, S. M. Education, a partnering effort, V. 94, #3 Amine flotation of Pennsylvania white residual clay, Barbosa, F. L. M. V. 56, #3 The economic potential of tungsten in northeast Ash, R. L. Brazil, V. 68, #4 Drill pattern and initiation-timing relationships for Bardsley, S. R. and Algermissen, S. T. multiple-hole blasting, V. 56, #1 Evaluating oil shale by log analysis, V. 58, #4 Aspinall, W. N. Barker, C. L. Oil shale development handicapped by government Short-interval-delay blasting in underground indecision, V. 59, #3 operations, V. 45, #2B Atchison, T. C. Barnes, A. L. and Ellington, R. T. The effects of coupling on explosive performance, A look at in situ oil shale retorting methods based V. 56, #1 on limited heat transfer contact surfaces, Atchison, T. C.; Duvall, W. I.; and Fogelson, D. E. V. 63, #4 Propagation of peak strain and strain energy from Barnett, J. H. explosion-generated strain pulses in rock, An investigation of the effect of the heat treatment V. 54, #3 upon the hardness, microstructure and combined Athearn, F. J. carbon content of some nodular cast irons, Contributions of the oil and gas industry to cultural V. 47, #1 heritage management, V. 95, #3 Barnwell, S. E. Aughenbaugh, N. B. Address: Oil shale, V. 16, #4, Supp. Storage of hazardous wastes underground, V. 92, #3 Barrett, J. L. Drilling research develops low-cost diamond bit, V. 58, #4

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Barrie, R. Bergstrom, B. H. and Meloy, T. P. Probable impact of the Trade Expansion Act upon Computer simulation of comminution circuits, domestic mineral industries, V. 57, #4 V. 59, #4, Part A Barry, F. J. Bernatis, T. L. A national policy for oil shale: Factors to be Instrumentation experiments in mines, V. 52, #3 considered, V. 60, #3 Berti, L. P. and Gary, J. H. Bartleson, B. Spouted bed oil shale retort, V. 61, #3 Permo-Pennsylvanian stratigraphy and history of the Berzins, A. D. et al. Crested Butte-Aspen region, V. 67, #4 Numerical modeling of variably saturated flow and Bascom, W. transport 881 Hillside at Rocky Flats Plant, Drilling beneath the ocean, V. 56, #1 Jefferson County, Colorado, V. 93, #2 Bass, D. M., ed. Beus, A. A. State and federal regulations pertaining to the Geochemical criteria for assessment of the mineral petroleum industry, V. 65, #3 potential of the igneous rock series during Batcha, J. P. and Reese, J. R. reconnaissance exploration, V. 64, #1 Surface determination and automatic contouring for Bever, J. E. and Heinrich, E. W. mineral exploration, extraction, and processing, Selected studies of Colorado pegmatites and V. 59, #4, Part A sillimanite deposits, V. 52, #4 Bathhurst, R. G. C. and Land, L. S. Bhappu, R. B. Carbonate depositional environments modern and Froth flotation of ion-exchange resins and its ancient, Part 5: Diagenesis 1, V. 81, #4 application to practice, V. 56, #3 Bauer, A. Bhappu, R. B. and Wichmann, A. P. Application of the Livingston theory, V. 56, #1 Effect of fine particle sizes on sulfide flotation, Baughman, G. V. 50, #2 Education and the mineral industry: A profitable Bhar, B. partnership, V. 92, #2 Environmental management and ecology in India, Beals, G. C. et al. V. 95, #2 Empirical models of a copper reverberatory Bickel, H. J. furnace—preliminary results, V. 59, #4, Part A Future energy requirements: Assumptions and Bean, J. J. projections, V. 58, #1 The leach-precipitation flotation method of concen- Bisque, R. E. and Lopez-Eyzaguirre, C. tration at Miami Copper Company, V. 56, #3 Study of the weathering of basic, intermediate and Bearce, W. E. acidic rocks under tropical humid conditions, Mechanics and control in coal flotation, V. 56, #3 V. 70, #1 Beaty, D. W. Bisque, R. E. and Reid, A. R. The history and geology of the Gilman District, Stratigraphy of the diamond-bearing Roraima V. 93, #1 Group, Estado Bolivar, Venezuela, V. 70, #1 Stratigraphy of the Leadville dolomite, V. 93, #1 Bisque, R. E. and Pasquali Z. J. Beaty, D. W. and Thompson, T. B. Interpretation of soil geochemical expression of The history and geology of the Leadville District, mineralization within El Callao Gold Mining V. 93, #1 District, V. 70, #1 Beaty, D. W. et al. Bitzer, E. C. Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, The trend of iron-ore concentration in the Lake V. 92, #4 Superior district, V. 45, #3A Beauchemin, Y.; David, M.; and Dagbert, M. Blackburn, C. O. Statistical analysis in geology: Correspondence Investigation of oil-shale kerogen by the fraction- analysis method, V. 72, #1 ation of the primary bitumen in high vacuum Beitnes, A. and Theisen, L. D. and by organic extraction, V. 19, #2 Traffic circle in rock under the Olympic town of Blackstone, S. L. Lillehammer, V. 93, #3 Mineral severance taxes in western states: Eco- Bennett, H. J. nomic, legal and policy considerations, V. 75, #3 The mineral policy of selected foreign nations on Blair, R. W. and Donnell, J. R. direct foreign investment in the mineral industry, Resource appraisal of three rich oil-shale zones in V. 68, #4 the Green River Formation, Piceance Creek Bennett, H. J. and Johnson, E. E. Basin, Colorado, V. 65, #4 An economic evaluation of an ore body, V. 64, #3 Blake, L. I. Berdichevskiy, M. N. (Keller, G. V., trans.) Commencement address: Epochs in science, Electrical prospecting with the telluric current V. 10, #2 method, V. 60, #1 Blake, W. Bergdahl, S. G. Rock-burst mechanics, V. 67, #1 The drill hole magnetometer and its use for magnetic ore prospecting, V. 58, #4

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Bloch, E. Brown, C. M. and Teter, W. L. Towards a coherent technology policy in the U.S., Bench and pilot-scale treatment of low-level mixed V. 92, #4 waste using supercritical carbon dioxide Bloom, H., mod. extraction, V. 96, #3 The education of the exploration geochemist, Brown, F. W. V. 64, #1 Basic performance properties of blasting explosives, Bloom, H.; Hansuld, J. A.; and Canney, F. C., eds. V. 51, #3 Proceedings of the International Geochemical Brown, W. E. Exploration Symposium, V. 64, #1 Gas-condensate fields, V. 45, #3B Bloom, R.; Eddinger, R. T.; and Strom, A. H. Browning, J. M. and Davis, M. J. A synthetic fuels industry based on Rocky Mountain Mining and minerals policy, V. 68, #2 coals, V. 65, #4 Bruce, G. H.; Stone, H. L.; and Lesser, H. A. Blow, A. A. Conduction heating of oil shale formations, Commencement address: The engineer of the V. 62, #3 future, V. 5, #2 Brundin, N. H. Bond, F. C. and Whitney, B. B. Some experiences in heavy mineral prospecting, The work index in blasting, V. 54, #3 V. 64, #1 Bookstrom, A. A. Bruzewski, R. F. et al. The Silver Plume-Georgetown district, V. 93, #1 Particle characteristics of ammonium nitrate and Bookstrom, A. A. and Wallace, S. R. blasting agent performance, V. 56, #1 The Climax porphyry molybdenum system, V. 93 #1 Bryan, R. R. Bookstrom, A. A. et al. Flotation aids cyanidation of Pachuca ores, V. 56, #3 Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, Bryant, B. V. 92, #4 The onset of the Laramide Orogeny, V. 93, #1 Borucki, J. and Ratsimbazafy, C. Bryant, B. et al. Geochemical mapping of the Horombe Plateau Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, (southern Madagascar), V. 64, #1 V. 92, #4; V. 93, #1 Bosché, B. and Sharp, W. Bryant, B.; Reed, J. C., Jr.; and Sims, P. K. Committing to quality and continual improvement, Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, V. 92, #3 introduction, V. 93, #1 Sustainable development: A case for humankind, Buck, W. K. V. 93, #4 The background of Canadian mineral policies, Sustainable human existence, V. 95, #1 V. 58, #1 Botkin, C. W. Bucky, P. A study of the saturated and unsaturated com- Fundamental considerations in block caving, pounds of shale oils, V. 16, #2 V. 51, #3 Composition of oil shale and shale oil, V. 14, #4 Budd, M. R., ed. Bowen, T. Index to Colorado School of Mines publications, Engineering geology of Glenwood Canyon, V. 23, #3; V. 31, #4 V. 92, #4 Buell, C. K. and Weber, L. J. Boyd, J. et al. Ethylene production by thermal cracking of Guide to the geology of the Golden area, V. 33, #3 propane-ethane mixtures, V. 45, #2A Boyer, L. L. Bull, W. R. and Spottiswood, D. J. Effectiveness of solar heating and lighting in an A study of mixing patterns in a bank of flotation underground concrete and glass dwelling high in cells, V. 69, #1 the Rocky Mountains, V. 93, #2 Bunger, J. W. and Devineni, P. A. V. Braden, C. H. C. Technical and economic framework for market Index to Colorado School of Mines publications, enhancement of shale oil, V. 92, #3 second edition, revised, V. 31, #4 Bunker, W. F. Bradshaw, P. M. D. and Koksoy, M. Exploration and development of uranium resources, Secondary dispersion of mercury for cinnabar and 1970-1975, V. 68, #2 stibnite deposits, west Turkey, V. 64, #1 Burbank, W. S. Bredthauer, R. O. and Williamson, T. N. Problems of wall-rock alteration in shallow volcanic Mechanization potential in oil shale mining, environments, V. 45, #1B V. 61, #3 Butkovich, T. R. Brooks, D. B. Mechanical properties of ice, V. 54, #3 The supply of minor metals, V. 58, #1 Butler, B. S. Brown, A. R. A tribute to the early workers in Colorado geology, Criteria for decisions on equipment selection, V. 45, #1B V. 64, #3 Metasomatic alteration along veins, V. 45, #1B Brown, B. Butler, G. M. Stochastic exploration, V. 64, #3 Some recent developments at Leadville, V. 8, #1

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Butterfield, O. R. Carpenter, C. B. and Weinig, A. J. History, present status, and contemplated use of The trend of flotation, fourth edition, revised, naval oil shale reserves, V. 61, #3 V. 32, #4 Carpenter, H. C. and Lekas, M. A. C Fracturing oil shale with nuclear explosives for in- Cachau-Herreillat, F. situ retorting, V. 60, #3 Geochemical prospecting for lead-zinc stratiform Carpenter, H. C. and Sohns, H. W. deposits. Nonlinear correlations between the Application of aboveground retorting variables to in content of soils in lead and zinc and their use in situ oil shale processing, V. 63, #4 separating stratiform and hydrothermal deposits, Carpenter, H. C.; Harak, A. E.; and Long, A. V. 64, #1 Preliminary design and operation of a 150 ton oil Cafaro, D. T. et al. shale retort, V. 65, #4 Numerical modeling and the Fountain Creek, Carpenter, R. H.; Gallagher, J. R. L.; and Colorado alluvial aquifer system to assess the Huber, G. C. impact of wastewater treatment plant effluent, Geological history of the Front Range, V. 96, #2 V. 94, #4 Modes of uranium occurrences in Colorado Front Callahan, J. T. Range, V. 74, #3 Recent developments in the conservation of ground Uranium occurrences in the Front Range, V. 95, #3 water, V. 57, #4 Carter, D. V. Cameron, R. J. Petroleum conservation and conservation laws, The Cameron and Jones Vertical Kiln for oil shale V. 45, #3B retorting, V. 60, #3 Carver, H. E. Foreign oil shale industries and their influence on Conversion of oil shale to refined products, United States oil shale development, V. 59, #3 V. 59, #3 Outlook for oil shale, V. 68, #2 Oil shale mining: A new possibility for mechaniza- Cameron, R. J. and Dailey, J. C. tion, V. 60, #3 The international synthetic fuels picture, V. 65, #4 Cassano, J. Campbell, H. Mechanization of western coal mines, V. 45, #2B Comparison of a small computer and time-sharing Castellani, V. and Dragoni, W. equipment in research, V. 65, #3 Contribution to the history of underground struc- Campbell, J. A. tures: Ancient Roman tunnels in central Italy, Lower Paleozoic systems, White River Plateau, V. 93, #2 V. 67, #4 Cattany, R. W. Campbell, R. C. The impact of energy on the Colorado economy, Bore hole surveying and directional drilling, V. 58, V. 72, #4 #4 Ceckler, W. H. Campbell, T. P. The use of mathematical models in analyzing The electrodeposition of zinc from ammoniacal metallurgical processes and problems, V. 59, #4, carbonate solutions, V. 23, #1 Part A Canney, F. C.; Bloom, H.; and Hansuld, J. A., eds. Celasun, M. Proceedings of the International Geochemical The allocation of funds to reconnaissance drilling Exploration Symposium, V. 64, #1 projects, V. 59, #4, Part A Cantwell, T.; Galbraith, J. N.; and Simpson, S. M. Chakrabarti, A. K. Computer applications in geophysical modeling, Geochemical exploration of the ore-bearing V. 59, #4, Part A horizons at Zawar Mines, India, and its possible Cardwell, A. L. bearing on metallogenesis, V. 64, #1 Petroleum source-rock potential of Arbuckle and Chalmers, H. J. Ellenburger groups, southern mid-continent, Dezincing of lead concentrates at the Sullivan United States, V. 72, #3 Concentrator, V. 56, #3 Carey, W. W. et al. Chan, S. S. M. Successful computer application by a small explora- Suggested guides for exploration from geochemical tion consulting firm, V. 59, #4, Part A investigation of ore veins at the Galena Mine Carlson, G. A. deposits, Shoshone County, Idaho, V. 64, #1 The forty-second annual opening address, V. 10, #3 Charles, I. M. Carpenter, C. B. Coal and its future, V. 45, #2B Powder metallurgy, a review of its literature, Chedsey, W. R. V. 35, #4 Notes on the survey of a large tract of land, Powder metallurgy, a review of its literature, V. 11, #3 (revised edition), V. 36, #4 Cheuvront, H. Carpenter, C. B. and Manuel, W. A. Student Life Division: A vision statement, V. 97, #1 Studies in Colorado coals, V. 23, #3, Supp. A

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Chi, J. W. H. Cogan, J. P. Analysis on the flotation performance of iron ores, The mechanics of rock failure, V. 46, #1 V. 56, #3 Cohen, S. M.; Argyle, P.; and Sun, S. C. Childs, O. E. Amine flotation of Pennsylvania white residual clay, The status of the oil shale problem, V. 60, #3 V. 56, #3 Chinn, H. W. Coller, P. J. and Abbott, D. G. Some factors that affect the marketing of petroleum Microtunneling used for record-breaking pipe products and an investigation of the effect of roofing project, V. 94, #3 railroad tariffs upon marketing areas, V. 35, #3 Collins, B. A. Christy, R. P. and Gertz, C. P. Coal deposits of the Carbondale, Grand Hogback, Underground exploration at Yucca Mountain area and Southern Danforth Hills coal fields, eastern Nevada, V. 92, #3 Piceance Basin, Colorado, V. 71, #1 Chronic, J. Collins, D. N. and Stevens, J. R. Middle Paleozoic kimberlitic diatremes in Colorado Technical efficiency of concentration operations, and Wyoming, V. 67, #4 V. 56, #3 Chun, D.; Schlater, J. E.; and Kachik, V. J. Conley, C. D. The ARL surface fitting-contouring program, Depositional and diagenetic history of the Mississip- V. 64, #3 pian Leadville Formation, White River Plateau, Cieslewicz, W. J. Colorado, V. 67, #4 Present trends in Estonian-Russian work on oil Connor, J. J. shale, V. 62, #3 A geochemical discriminant for sandstones of Selected topics of recent Estonian-Russian oil-shale Mississippian and Pennsylvanian age in Ken- research and development, V. 66, #1 tucky, V. 64, #3 Clark, G. B. Conner, J. J.; Eicher, R. N.; and Miesch, A. T. Basic properties of ammonium nitrate fuel explo- Investigation of geochemical sampling problems by sives (ANFO), V. 76, #1 computer simulation, V. 59, #4, Part A Geotechnical centrifuges for model studies and Conselman, F. B. and Curry, W. H. physical property testing of rock and rock Efficient exploration and development of fuels and structures, V. 76, #4 energy group of mineral resources, V. 68, #2 Industrial high explosives: Composition and Cook, E. W. calculations for engineers, V. 75, #1 Thermal analysis of oil shales, V. 65, #4 Principles of rock drilling, V. 74, #2 Cook, M. A. Principles of rock drilling and bit wear (Parts 1 and Ammonium nitrate slurry blasting agents, V. 56, #1 2), V. 77, #1, #2 Hydrolytic and ion pair adsorption models for Clark, G. B. et al. collectors in flotation, V. 56, #3 Particle characteristics of ammonium nitrate and Cooley, F. C. blasting agent performance, V. 56, #1 Physical background—oil shale, V. 59, #3 Clark, H. N. and Reiter, J. S. Corcoran, J. Anionic vs. cationic flotation of potash, V. 56, #3 Outlook for coal, V. 68, #2 Clausing, D. P. Crabtree, E. H. Comparison of Griffith’s theory and Mohr’s Failure Needed breakthroughs for ore dressing and Criteria, V. 54, #3 metallurgy, V. 58, #1 Clementson, G. C. Crain, H. M. Network analysis applied to mine ventilation, Cooperative work by U. S. Geological Survey and V. 64, #3 State of Colorado, V. 42, #4 Cleveland, N. Publications on work done by U.S.G.S. in coopera- The insurance angle of our Workmen’s Compensa- tion with State of Colorado, V. 40, #4 tion Act, V. 10, #4 Crain, H. M., ed. Clewell, D. H. All issues of V. 45 Recent developments in seismic research, V. 45, #4A Crain, H. M. and LeRoy, L. M., eds. Coates, D. F. Subsurface geologic methods, V. 44, #3 Energy released in rock bursts, V. 54, #3 Crandall, D. L. Coffer, H. G. and Spiess, E. R. Upper Snake River Basin, Idaho, Wyoming—surface Commercial application of nuclear explosives, the and underground water, V. 57, #4 answer to oil shale? V. 61, #3 Crandall, K. H. Coffin, R. C. Exploration and development of petroleum re- Geological imagination in the interpretation of sources, 1970-75, V. 68, #2 geophysical data, V. 45, #4A Crawford, J. W.; Arbiter, N.; and Abshier, J. R. Coffman, D. M. and Turner, A. K. Attritioning and conditioning in flotation of spo- Geology for planning: A review of environmental dumene ore, V. 56, #3 geology, V. 68, #3

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Crosby, G. M. Davidson, D. F. and Lovering, T. G. A preliminary examination of trace mercury in Storage and retrieval of analytical data on geologic rocks, Coeur d’Alene district, Wallace, Idaho, materials, V. 59, #4, Part A V. 64, #1 Davis, J. B. Cross, B. K. Corporate simulation—theory and application, V. A mine management information system, V. 64, #3 59, #4, Part A Cross, T. S. and Melton, N. M. Davis, M. J. and Browning, J. M. Fracturing oil shale with electricity, V. 62, #3 Mining and minerals policy, V. 68, #2 Crozier, J. Davis, T. L. et al. Dispersive and nondispersive x-ray fluorescence Tectonic influences on sedimentation, Early analysis of ore samples with computer applica- Cretaceous, East Flank Powder River Basin, tions, V. 68, #1 Wyoming and South Dakota, V. 77, #4 Culbertson, W. J.; Nevens, T. D.; and Hollingshead, Dawson, R. F. R. D. Modern practices used in the design of foundations Disposal of oil shale ash, V. 65, #4 for structures on expansive soils, V. 54, #4 Current, A. M. Debnam, A. H. A review of the geology and activities in the Uinta The modern geochemical laboratory, V. 64, #1 Basin, V. 48, #3 Delaney, R. Curry, W. H. and Conselman, F. B. The necessity of water storage for the oil shale Efficient exploration and development of fuels and industry, V. 60, #3 energy group of mineral resources, V. 68, #2 Dell, C. C. Cuthbertson, R. The analysis of flotation test data, V. 56, #3 New facets in flotation at Climax, V. 56, #3 The evaluation of flotation performance, V. 56, #3 De Merre, P. et al. D Recent research and development in flotation of Da Bai, G. S. oxidized ore of copper, lead and zinc, V. 56, #3 Petroleum finding costs in United States, V. 70, #2 de Vergie, P. C.; Meehan, R. J.; and Patterson, J. A. Dagbert, M.; David, M.; and Beauchemin, Y. Application of automatic data processing techniques Statistical analysis in geology: Correspondence to uranium ore reserve estimation and analysis, analysis method, V. 72, #1 V. 59, #4, Part B Dahlberg, E. C. Devineni, P. A. V. and Bunger, J. W. Use of model for relating geochemical prospecting Technical and economic framework for market data to geologic attributes of a region, South enhancement of shale oil, V. 92, #3 Mountain, Pennslyvania, V. 64, #1 De Voto, R. H. Dailey, J. L. and Cameron, R. J. Geologic history of South Park and geology of the The international synthetic fuels picture, V. 65, #4 Antero Reservoir quadrangle, Colorado, V. 66, #3 Dakhnov, V. N. (Keller, G. V., trans.) Pennsylvanian and Permian stratigraphy and Geophysical well logging: The application of tectonism in central Colorado, V. 67, #4 geophysical methods; electrical well logging, Quaternary history of Rocky Mountain Arsenal and V. 57, #2 environs, Adams County, Colorado, V. 63, #1 Dale, M. C. Geologic history of South Park, Colorado, V. 95, #1 Index to the CSM Quarterly 1906-1998, V. 98, #4 De Voto, R. H. and Peel, F. A. D’Andrea, D. V.; Fischer, R. L.; and Fogelson, D. E. Pennsylvanian and Permian stratigraphy and Prediction of compressive strength from other rock structural history, northern Sangre de Cristo properties, V. 59, #4, Part B Range, Colorado, V. 67, #4 Daniel, S. R. De Voto, R. H., ed. Department of Chemistry and Geochemistry: A Paleozoic stratigraphy and structural evolution of vision statement, V. 97, #1 Colorado. A symposium, V. 67, #4 Danilov-Danilian, V. I. (summarized by J. Miller) Diamond, R. W. A view of the Russian government, V. 96, #3 Development of the treatment by flotation of the Daskam, R. ore of the Sullivan Mines, V. 56, #3 Automated well log analysis and the evaluation of Dickson, A. J. et al. sandstone bodies in shale sequences, V. 59, # 4, The use of computers in heat-flow problems in Part B underground workings, V. 59, #4, Part B Davalos, J. C. Dickson, P. F.; Farris, C. B.; and Gary, J. H. A new economy for Ecuador: Texaco and Gulf Operating characteristics of a continuous oil shale strike oil, V. 68, #4 retort, V. 61, #3 David, M.; Dagbert, M.; and Beauchemin, Y. Dirmeyer, R. D., Jr. Statistical analysis in geology: Correspondence Geology and irrigation engineering, V. 45, #1B analysis method, V. 72, #1 Dismant, C. I. Mine valuation, V. 45, #2B

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Distler, V. V. and Genkin, A. D. Drexler, J. W. and Larson, E. E., eds. Main types of copper-nickel, chrome and platinum Cenozoic volcanism in the southern Rocky Moun- metal deposits in mafic and ultramafic rocks, tains revisited: A tribute to Rudy C. Epis, Part 1, V. 92, #1 V. 82, #4; Part 2, V. 83, #1; Part 3, V. 83, #2 Divis, A. F. Duckstein, L. Geology and geochemistry of Sierra Madre Range, Optimization of open pit traffic patterns, V. 64, #3 Wyoming, V. 71, #3 Dumke, W. A. Djingheusian, L. E. and Twidale, M. A. The application of a gasometric method for the Correlation for certain Canadian rocks of crushing determination of oxygen in coals, V. 26, #2 index value with underground rock failure, Duvall, W. I.; Fogelson, D. E.; and Atchison, T. C. V. 54, #3 Propagation of peak strain and strain energy from Dobbin, C. E. explosion-generated strain pulses in rock, The petroleum geology of Colorado, V. 45, #1B V. 54, #3 Doerr, A. Dyck, W. and Smith, A. Y. Coal mining, landscape changes, and reclamation The use of Radon-222 in surface waters in recommendation for Oklahoma, V. 57, #4 geochemical prospecting for uranium, V. 64, #1 Doherty, J. D. Dyer, B. W. Synthetic oil from coal, V. 45, #2B Searles Lake development, V. 45, #4B Dolezal, E. and Hays, H. L. Dyni, J. R. and Hite, R. J. The commercial dehydrogenation of normal butane, Potential resources of dawsonite and nahcolite in V. 45, #2A the Piceance Creek basin, northwest Colorado, Doll, H. G. and Martin, M. V. 62, #3 Recent developments in electrical logging and Dyrenforth, D. and Knight, C. H. auxiliary methods, V. 45, #4A The consumption of balls in wet ball milling, Donnell, J. R. V. 45, #4B Geology and oil-shale resources of the Green River Formation, V. 59, #3 E Donnell, J. R. and Blair, R. W. Earlougher, R. C. Resource appraisal of three rich oil-shale zones in The valuation of oil properties for secondary the Green River Formation, Piceance Creek recovery, V. 45, #3B Basin, Colorado, V. 65, #4 East, J. H. Donnell, J. R.; Tailleur, I. L.; and Tourtelot, H. A. Explosives in the mining industry, V. 45, #2B Alaskan oil shale, V. 62, #3 Some oil shale problems, V. 59, #3 Dorstewitz, G. Eddinger, R. T.; Strom, A. H.; and Bloom, R. Determination of optimal layout of new horizons in A synthetic fuels industry based on Rocky Mountain coal mining by aid of computer, V. 59, #4, Part B coals, V. 65, #4 Dougan, P. and Hill, G. R. Ede, J. A. The characteristics of a low temperature in situ Oil shales, V. 16, #4 shale oil, V. 62, #3 Edwards, J. Dougan, P. M.; Reynolds, F. S.; and Root, P. J. The petrology and structure of the buried Precam- The potential for in situ retorting of oil shale in the brian basement of Colorado, V. 61, #4 Piceance Creek Basin of northwestern Colorado, Eggert, C. W. and Mular, A. L. V. 65, #4 SSDEVOP at Chibougamau, V. 64, #3 Douglas, J. Ehnbom, L. Commencement address: Principles more important Geological sections in the vicinity of Golden, than practice in technical education, V. 8, #2 V. 11, #3 Dowds, J. P. Eicher, R. N. and Miesch, A. T. Oil finding: A practical problem in statistical A system of statistical computer programs for decision theory for technologists and manage- geologic research, V. 59, #4, Part A. ment, V. 59, #4, Part B Eicher, R. N.; Miesch, A. T.; and Connor, J. J. Oil rocks: information theory: : Markov chains: Investigation of geochemical sampling problems by entropy, V. 64, #3 computer simulation, V. 59, #4, Part A Dragoni, W. and Castellani, V. El Mallakh, R. Contributions to the history of underground Some dimensions of Middle East oil: The producers structures: Ancient Roman tunnels in central and the United States, V. 64, #4 Italy, V. 93, #2 Elbrond, J. Drew, L. J. and Griffiths, J. C. Capacity calculations at LKAB, Kiruna, V. 59, #4, Simulation of exploration programs for natural Part B resources by models, V. 59, #4, Part A On the use of computers in mining at the LKAB, Sweden, V. 64, #3

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Ellington, R. T. and Barnes, A. L. Fedors, R. W. et al. A look at in situ oil shale retorting methods based Numerical modeling of variably saturated flow and on limited heat transfer contact surfaces, transport 881 hillside at Rocky Flats Plant in V. 63, #4 Jefferson County, Colorado, V. 93, #2 Elliott, R. H. J. and Kim, O. J. Feigelman, S.; Alpert, S. B.; and Hellwig, K. C. Pennsylvanian reef limestone, Terry County, Texas, H-oil upgrading of shale oil feeds, V. 62, #3 V. 47, #2 Feldkirchner, H. L. Ellis, C. H.; Lohman, W. H.; and Wray, J. L. Oil shale research program at the Institute of Gas Upper Cenozoic calcareous nanofossils from the Technology, V. 60, #3 Gulf of Mexico (Deep Sea Drilling Project, Leg 1, Fenner, G. et al. Site 3), V. 67, #3 Application of microwave solidification technology Ellis, T. R. to radioactive waste, V. 96, #3 Estimation of minimum specifications for economi- Ferris, C. S. and Ruud, C. O. cally explorable sandstone-type uranium Brannerite: Its occurrences and recognition by deposits, V. 74, #1 microprobe, V. 66, #4 Ely, N. Field, A. A. et al. The oil shale industry’s water problems, V. 62, #3 Numerical modeling and the Fountain Creek, Emerick, J. C. and Kolm, K. E. Colorado alluvial aquifer system to assess the Hydrogeology and phytogeomorphology of the impact of wastewater treatment plant effluent, mountains and foothills near Denver, Colorado, V. 94, #4 V. 92, #4 Fine, D. I. Emme, J. J. et al. Mining and metals in Russia: Privitization and Tectonic influences on sedimentation, Early geopolitics, V. 92, #1 Cretaceous, East Flank Powder River Basin, Finlay, J. R. Wyoming and South Dakota, V. 77, #4 Commencement address: The problem of efficiency, Emsbo, P. and Sweetkind, D., eds. V. 11, #3 Ore deposits and exploration potential of the former Fischer, R. L.; Fogelson, D. E.; and D’Andrea, D. V. Soviet Union: Proceedings of a symposium at Prediction of compressive strength from other rock Colorado School of Mines, V. 92, #1, #2 properties, V. 59, #4, Part B Epis, R. C., ed. Fish, C. R. et al. Cenozoic volcanism in the southern Rocky Moun- Empirical models of a copper reverberatory tains, V. 63, #3 furnace—preliminary results, V. 59, #4, Part A Erck, L. J. Fleck, H. Iron ore flotation, V. 56, #3 Address on the rare metals—tungsten, V. 10, #3 Erickson, R. L. A treatise on molybdenum, V. 11, #3 U.S. Geological Survey program in geochemical Rare metals: Uranium and vanadium, V. 3, #3 exploration research, V. 64, #1 Fleck, H. and Haldane, W. G. Ertl, T. Preliminary report of the radioactivity of the Mining Colorado oil shale, V. 60, #3 carnotite of southwest Colorado, V. 4, #3 Euresty, D. and Harris, D. P. Fogelson, D. E.; Atchison, T. C.; and Duvall, W. I. A preliminary model for the economic appraisal of Propagation of peak strain and strain energy from regional resources and exploration based upon explosion-generated strain impulses in rock, geostatistical analysis and computer simulation, V. 54, #3 V. 64, #3 Fogelson, D. E.; D’Andrea, D. V.; and Fischer, R. L. Evans, J. Prediction of compressive strength from other rock Analysis of a boom/bust cycle, V. 92, #3 properties, V. 59, #4, Part B Foreman, J. H. F Mathematical model for copper converter control, Fairfield, J. D. and Leigh, R. W. V. 59, #4, Part A A computer program for the design of open pits, Formanek, V. V. 64, #3 Recent research and development in flotation of Farmer, C. L. et al. oxidized ore of copper, lead, and zinc, V. 56, #3 Tectonic influences on sedimentation, Early Forsythe, L. and Peiker, E. W. Cretaceous, East Flank Powder River Basin, Financial analysis—Henderson Project, V. 64, #3 Wyoming and South Dakota, V. 77, #4 Fowles, G. H. and Grine, D. R. Farris, C. B.; Gary, J. H.; and Dickson, P. F. The attenuation of shock waves in solid materials Operating characteristics of continuous oil shale with seismic applications, V. 54, #3 retort, V. 61, #3 Fox, K. F., Jr.; Spengler, R. W.; and Myers, W. B. Faucette, A. M. Geologic framework and Cenozoic evolution of the Polymer encapsulation of low-level mixed waste Yucca Mountain area, Nevada, V. 92, #3 and debris at the Rocky Flats Environmental Techology Site, V. 96, #3

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Franklin, J. C. and Ruff, A. W. Proceedings of the Eighth Oil Shale Symposium, A statistical mine model for cost analysis, planning, V. 70, #3 and decision making, V. 59, #4, Part B Proceedings of the Environmental Oil Shale Franks, A. J.; Bacca, J. P.; and Hackett, C. P. Symposium, V. 70, #4 A symposium of studies and researches in the oil Proceedings of the Ninth Oil Shale Symposium, shale industry, V. 16, #4 V. 71, #4 Franks, A. J. and Goodier, B. D. Synthetic liquid fuels from oil shale, tar stands and Preliminary study of the organic matter of Colorado coal. Proceedings of the Hydrocarbons Sympo- oil shales, V. 17, #4, Supp. A. sium, February 18-19, 1970, Denver, Colorado, Freeman, D. C.; Sawdye, J. A.; and Mumpton, F. A. V. 65, #4 The mechanism of thermal spalling in rocks, Gaudin, A. M. V. 58, #4 Flotation of microoganisms, V. 56, #3 Frischknecht, F. C. Solid-state physics: Character of the interface of Fields about an oscillating magnetic dipole over a solids in contact with aqueous solutions and two-layer earth, and application to ground and gases, V. 58, #1 airborne electromagnetic surveys, V. 62, #1 Gayer, R. B. Frush, C. O. Increasing the endurance of drift sets, V. 36, #3 Quantitative mineralogical estimates via the use of Genkin, A. D. and Distler, V. V. linear programming, V. 68, #1 Main types of copper-nickel, chrome and platinum Frush, C. O. and Lentz, O. H., eds. metal deposits in mafic and ultramafic rocks, Minerals and energy: Problems, practices, and goals. V. 92, #1 Western Resources Conference, 1962, Part I, Gerhard, L. C. V. 57, #4; Part II, V. 58, #1 Canadian depositional environments and Fuerstenau, D. W. and Ball, B. paleotectonics, central Colorado, V. 67, #4 On the determination of rate constants from Gertz, C. P. and Christy, R. P. semibatch flotation tests, V. 69, #1 Underground exploration at Yucca Mountain, Fuller, B. D. Nevada, V. 92, #3 Application of the computer for solution of geo- Gevertz, H. physical problems in mineral exploration, Project Gasbuggy: Fracturing with nuclear explosive, V. 68, #1 V. 68, #2 Gillmor, C. S. G “Environmental Transforms:” The Hennebach Gaines, J. E. et al. Lectures for 1996-97, V. 97, #2 Successful computer application by a small explora- Goldstein, A., Jr. tion consulting firm, V. 59, #4, Part A The vermiculites and their utilization, V. 41, #4 Galbraith, J. N.; Simpson, S. M.; and Cantwell, T. Gomez, M.; Parry, V. F.; and Goodman, J. B. Computer applications in geophysical modeling, Low-temperature distillation assays of representative V. 59, #4, Part A western U. S. and Alaska coals, V. 45, #2A Gallagher, J. R. L.; Carpenter, R. H.; and Gonzalez, R. J. Huber, G. C. Interfuel competition for future energy markets, Geological history of the Front Range, V. 96, #2 V. 68, #2 Modes of uranium occurrences in Colorado Front Problems of assuring petroleum for national Range, V. 74, #3 security, V. 64, #4 Uranium occurrences in the Front Range, V. 95, #3 Goodier, B. D. and Franks, A. J. Galloway, G. H. Preliminary study of the organic matter of Colorado Petroleum outlook, V. 68, #2 oil shales, V. 17, #4, Supp. A Garnsey, M. E. Goodman, J. B.; Parry, V. F.; and Gomez, M. History and continuity of the conference (on Low-temperature distillation assays of representative Western Resources, fourth annual), V. 57, #4 western U. S. and Alaska coals, V. 45, #2A Garrett, R. G. and Nichol, I. Goodrich, R. H. Factor analysis as an aid in the interpretation of Drag bits and machines, V. 56, #1 regional geochemical stream sediment data, Goodwin, L. W., ed. V. 64, #1 Index to publications of Colorado School of Mines, Gary, J. H. and Berti, L. P. V. 48, Supp. D Spouted bed oil shale retort, V. 61, #3 An introduction to the design of underground Gary, J. H.; Dickson, P. F.; and Farris, C. B. openings for defense, V. 46, #1 Operating characteristics of a continuous oil shale Metallurgical research in uranium, maganese and retort, V. 61, #3 nodular cast irons, V. 47, #1 Gary, J. H., ed. Goodwin, R. T. and McKee, R. H. 24th Oil Shale Symposium proceedings, V. 83, #4 A dissertation—Chemical examination of the organic Proceedings of the Seventh Oil Shale Symposium, matter in oil shales, V. 18, #1, Supp. A. V. 69, #2

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Gordon, R. L. Gy, P. M. Without rudder, compass, or chart—the problem of Variography, V. 59, #4, Part B energy policy guidelines, V. 64, #4 Gosink, J. H Rapid changes in the Division of Engineering, Hackett, C. P.; Franks, A. J.; and Bacca, J. P. V. 97, #1 A symposium of studies and researches in the oil Govier, G. W. shale industry, V. 16, #4 Alberta’s synthetic crude oil development policy, Hadsell, F. A. V. 65, #4 History of earthquake activity in Colorado, V. 94, #1 Graham, R. W. History of earthquakes in Colorado, V. 63, #1, Part A A discussion of pressure grouting, V. 58, #4 Haff, J. C. Grant, B. F. Federow method (universal-stage) of indicatrix Retorting oil shale underground—problems and orientation, V. 37, #3 possibilities, V. 59, #3 Petrology applied to aggregates for concrete, Grazier, R. L. V. 37, #3 Stresses in mine-drift timber-sets, V. 36, #3 Halbouty, M. T. Grebenkov, A. J. and McCarn, D. W. Shale oil—will it ever be a reality?, V. 63, #4 The U.S.-Belarus joint projects associated with Haldane, W. G. and Fleck, H. remediation of the Chernobyl contaminated sites, Preliminary report of the radioactivity of the V. 96, #3 carnotite of southwest Colorado, V. 4, #3 Green, C. H. Halley, R. B. and Matthews, R. K. The relationship of research and field operations in Carbonate depositional environments modern and seismic explorations, V. 45, #4A ancient, Part 6: Diagenesis 2, V. 82, #1 Gregory, P. and Tooms, J. S. Hamilton, W. H. Geochemical prospecting for kimberlites, V. 64, #1 Preliminary design and evaluation of an Alkirk oil Griffiths, J. C. and Drew, L. J. shale (MINER), V. 60 #3 Simulation of exploration programs for natural Hammel, D. J. resources by models, V. 59, #4, Part A A mathematical model for pit slope stability, Grimes, D. J.; Akright, R. L.; and Radtke, A. S. V. 64, #3 Minor elements as guides to gold in the Roberts Hammer, S. Mountains Formation, Carlin Gold Mine, Eureka Recent developments in gravity prospecting, County, Nevada, V. 64, #1 V. 45, #4A Grine, D. R. and Fowles, G. H. Hammond, J. H. The attenuation of shock waves in solid materials Commencement address: The mining profession, with seismic applications, V. 54, #3 V. 4, #2 Griswold, D. H. Hamrin, H. Applications of geology in soil conservation, Automatic drilling of long blastholes for sublevel V. 45, #1B stoping with Simba 269 in the Lkab Kiruna Mine, Groff, D. W. V. 93, #3 Which way the mining industry? V. 68, #1 Handin, J. Groff, D. W., ed. Experimental deformation of rocks and minerals, Quantitative mineral exploration, V. 68, #1 V. 52, #3 Grose, L. T. and Keller, G. V., eds. Hanke, S. H., ed. Studies of a geothermal system in northwestern The political economy of energy and national Nevada, Part 1, V. 73, #3; Part 2, V. 73, #4 security, V. 64, #4 Grose, T. L. T. Hannifan, M. Overview of the geology of the east flank of the Concrete for ground support in the Kelley Mine, Front Range, V. 93, #1 V. 51, #3 Grose, T. L. T. et al. Hansuld, J. A., mod. Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, What is a geochemical analysis? V. 64, #1 V. 92, #4 Hansuld, J. A.; Canney, F. C.; and Bloom, H., eds. Grosvenor, N. E. Proceedings of the International Geochemical Cementation in strengthening rock, V. 52, #3 Exploration Symposium, V. 64, #1 Gurfinkel, M. Harak, A. E.; Long, A.; and Carpenter, H. C. Role of oil and gas in national security: A view from Preliminary design and operation of a 150 ton oil Venezuela, V. 64, #4 shale retort, V. 65, #4 Guthrie, B. Harbaugh, J. W. Oil from rock—the gas combustion process, Trend-surface mapping of hydrodynamic oil traps V. 59, #3 with the IBM 7090/94 computer, V. 59, #4, Part B Gwyn, J. E. Hardie, L. A. and Shinn, E. A. A state-of-the-art integrated process for oil from Carbonate depositional environments modern and Colorado shales, V. 93, #2 ancient, Part 3: Tidal flats, V. 81, #1

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Hardin, G. C., Jr. Hays, H. L. and Dolezal, E. Exploration and development of natural gas The commercial dehydrogenation of normal butane, resources, 1970-75, V. 68, #2 V. 45, #2A Outlook for nuclear fuels, V. 68, #2 Hazen, S. W. Harding, S. T.; White, J. E.; and Harmsen, S. C. Summary of sampling research utilizing statistical Seismic waves: Anisotropy, fluid saturation, and techniques at the Denver Mining Research slanting interfaces, V. 79, #2 Center, V. 59, #4, Part B Hardy, H. R. Hebb, D. H., ed. Time dependent deformation and failure of geologic Economic impact of alternative energy supply materials, V. 54, #3 policies in Colorado: A summary report, Harmsen, S. C.; White, J. E.; and Harding, S. T. V. 70, #2 Seismic waves: Anisotropy, fluid saturation, and Impact of energy supply policies in Colorado; slanting interfaces, V. 79, #2 summary report, V. 70, #2 Harrington, D. Heiland, C. A. Safety in the mining industry, V. 45, #2B Announcement of the series of publications of the Harris, D. P. Department of Geophysics, V. 27, #3 Alaska’s base and precious metals resources: A Elements of geophysical prospecting, V. 28, #4 probabilistic regional appraisal, V. 64, #3 Geophysical methods of prospecting, principles and Harris, D. P. and Euresty, D. recent successes, V. 24, #1 A preliminary model for the economic appraisal of Geophysics in war, V. 37, #1 regional resources and exploration based upon Heiland, C. A., and Wantland, D. geostatistical analysis and computer simulation, Selected list of books and references on geophysical V. 64, #3 prospecting, V. 26, #3 Harris, D. P. and Zodrow, E. L. Heiland, C. A.; Wantland, D.; and Aldredge, R. F. Magnetite trend surface analysis: A guide for open Geophysical studies, V. 32, #1 pit quality production control at the Smallwood Heim, G. Mine, Newfoundland, V. 64, #3 Grade relationships for four components in phos- Harris, M. et al. phate rock, V. 59, #4, Part B Application of microwave solidification techology to Heinrich, E. W. and Bever, J. E. radioactive waste, V. 96, #3 Selected studies of Colorado pegmatites and Harris, P. M.; Moore, C. H.; and Wilson, J. L. sillimanite deposits, V. 52, #4 Carbonate depositional environments modern and Heinrich, W. E. ancient, Part 2: Carbonate platforms, V. 80, #4 Impact of dawsonite and nacolite on Piceance Creek Harrison, M. and Keller, H. basin oil shale economics, V. 62, #3 Excavation with nuclear explosives, V. 54, #3 Heinrich, W. E., et al. Hartman, H. Successful computer application by a small explora- Symposium summary (Third symposium on rock tion consulting firm, V. 59, #4, Part A mechanics), V. 54, #3 Hellwig, K. C.; Feigelman, S.; and Alpert, S. B. Hartman, H. L. H-oil upgrading of shale oil feeds, V. 62, #3 Bibliography of theses on mining in U. S. institu- Henderson, H. I. tions, V. 51, #2, Part I The continuous core drilling rig in the exploration Harvey, P. R. program, V. 58, #4 Analysis of production capabilities, V. 59, #4, Part B Hendrickson, T. A. Hasegawa, J.; Tashiro, E.; and Nakagawa, T. A process for the recovery of manganese from ores, Chichibu Cement Company’s new plant at V. 47, #1 Kumagaya—Japan is now under real time Herfindahl, O. C. computer control, V. 59, #4, Part A Goals and performance standards for the conserva- Haun, J. D. tion of minerals, V. 57, #4 Application of computers to the stratigraphic study Hernlund, R. W. of oil-producing formations, Denver basin, Extraction of molybdenite from copper flotation Colorado and Nebraska, V. 59, #4, Part B products, V. 56, #3 Structural geology of the Denver Basin—regional Hesselbacher, G. E., Jr. setting of Denver earthquakes, V. 63, #1, Part A A method for the determination of stresses around Hausen, D. M. an opening under impact loads, V. 46, #1 Application to quantitative mineralogy by X-ray Heston, J. E. and Sampson, R. E. diffraction to problems in mineral exploration, Industry’s expectations as to a national mining and V. 68, #1 minerals policy, V. 68, #2 Hawley, R. S. Hewlett, R. F. et al. Heat loss through buildings and building material, Empirical models of a copper reverberatory V. 11, #3 furnace—preliminary results, V. 59, #4, Part A Systems of heat distribution, V. 10, #3 The cost of power in isolated plants, V. 10, #3

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Hiatt, J. K. Hopler, R. et al. Mineralization pattern prediction and ore deposit Particle characteristics of ammonium nitrate and evaluation, V. 64, #3 blasting agent performance, V. 56, #1 Hickman, R., and Spielman, C. Horner, S. E. and McNeal, J. D. Application of a small computer to open-pit Applications of geology to highway engineering, planning at the Lucky McUranium Mine, V. 45, #1B V. 59, #4, Part B Horsnail, R. F.; Nichol, I.; and Webb, J. S. Hildt, Thomas Influence of variations in the surface environment The oil shale picture from the investment banker’s on metal distribution in the drainage sediments, viewpoint, V. 61, #3 V. 64, #1 Hill, G. R. and Dougan, P. Horst, W. E. and Mitchell, G. W. The characteristics of a low temperature in situ A method for predicting flotation concentrate shale oil, V. 62, #3 quality, V. 56, #3 Hill, G. R.; Wood, R. E.; and Anderson L. L. Howbert, V. T., ed. Liquefaction of some western coals, V. 65, #4 Index to publications of Colorado School of Mines Hino, K. 1953-1973, V. 69, #1, Supp. A Fragmentation of rock through blasting, V. 51, #3 Howd, F. H. Hite, R. J. and Dyni, J. R. The taxonomy program—a computer technique for Potential resources of dawsonite and nahcolite in classifying geologic data, V. 59, #4, Part A the Piceance Creek basin, northwest Colorado, Howell, W. D. and Miller, J. S. V. 62, #3 Explosive fracturing tested in oil shale, V. 62, #3 Hocott, C. O. Hoyt, M. E. Role of technology in the conservation of oil and Bibliography and index of the mines, mining gas, V. 57, #4 companies and mills, Gilpin County, Colorado, Hodnette, M. G. V. 32, #3 Safety and conservation in life insurance, V. 10, #4 Petroleum, a selected bibliography, V. 22, #2 Høeg, O. A. and Johnson, J. H. Petroleum, a selected bibliography (second edition, Studies of Ordovician algae, V. 56, #2 revised), V. 27, #4 Hoeger, R. L. Hoyt, M. E., and von den Steinen, K. A. Hydrodynamic study of the western Denver Basin, Beryllium, a bibliography, V. 26, #4 Colorado, V. 63, #1 Hubbard, S. J. and Rausch, D. O. Hoffman, C. W. Computer applications in open-pit slope stability Practical application of critical path method, research, V. 59, #4, Part B V. 59, #4, Part A Huber, G. C. Hohlt, R. B. Stratigraphy and uranium deposits, Lisbon Valley The nature and origin of limestone porosity, District, San Juan County, Utah, V. 75, #2 V. 43, #4 Huber, G. C.; Carpenter, R. H.; and Hollingshead, R. D.; Culbertson, W. J.; and Gallagher, J. R. L. Nevens, T. D. Geological history of the Front Range, V. 96, #2 Disposal of oil shale ash, V. 65, #4 Modes of uranium occurrences in Colorado Front Hollingshead, R. D. and Schmidt-Collerus, J. J. Range, V. 74, #3 Investigations into the nature of dawsonite in the Uranium occurrences in the Front Range, V. 95, #3 Green River Formations, V. 63, #4 Hubert, J. F. Hollister, J. C. and Weimer, R. J. Petrology of the Fountain and Lyons formations, Denver earthquakes and the Rocky Mountain Front Range, Colorado, V. 55, #1 Arsenal well, V. 94, #1 Huntington, M. G. Hollister, J. C. and Weimer, R. J., eds. The chemical aspects of distilling Rocky Mountain Geophysical and geological studies of the relation- oil shale in hydrogen at low pressure, V. 61, #3 ships between the Denver earthquakes and the Hutchinson, R. M. and LeRoy, L. W. Rocky Mountain Arsenal well, Part A, Part B, Basic geologic guidelines in placer mining, V. 94, #4 maps, V. 63, #1 Hyer, J. W., Jr. Holt, B.; Sims, A.; and Savage, H. K. Heavy-density separation—a review of its literature, Design and economics of a sequential flow oil shale V. 43, #1 retort, V. 63, #4 Holtman, W. J. and Keil, W. C. I Temper brittleness in boiler steels and rail steels, Irtem, O. V. 42, #2 Algal limestones within the Minturn Formation, Holtz, W. G. Meeker to Dotsero area, Western Colorado, Expansive clays—properties and problems, V. 54, #4 V. 78, #2 Homberger, A. W., and Shipman, F. M. Ishkanian, B. M. Distillation of New Albany oil shales, V. 20, #1, The Los Angeles Metro Rail Project underground Supp. A safety, V. 93, #4

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Isom, E. W. An introduction to the study of organic limestones. The cracking of petroleum, V. 45, #2A Revised edition, V. 66, #2 An introduction to the study of rock building algae J and algal limestones, V. 49, #2 Jackson, I. F. The Jurassic algae, V. 59, #2 The application of a set of regression equations to a Ordovician rock-building algae, V. 47, #2 mining system, V. 59, #4, Part B Paleozoic Solenoporaceae and related red algae, James, N. P. and Macintyre, I. G. V. 55, #3 Carbonate depositional environments modern and Pennsylvanian and Permian algae, V. 58, #3 ancient, Part 1: Reefs-zonation, depositional A résumé of the Paleozoic stratigraphy of Colorado, facies, and diagenesis, V. 80, #3 V. 40, #3 Jameson, M. S. A review of the Cambrian algae, V. 61, #1 The role for oil and gas in national security: An Johnson, J. H., ed. industry view, V. 64, #4 Studies of organic limestones and limestone- Jaspar, H. J., Rocek, H., and Richards, D. P. building organisms, V. 47, #2 AGTS tunnel at the new Denver International Johnson, J. H., and Adey, W. H. Airport, V. 92, #4 Studies of Lithophyllum and related algal genera, Jeffreys, H. V. 60, #2 The earth, V. 54, #3 Johnson, J. H., and Høeg, O. A. Jesse, D. R. and Schlinger, W. G. Studies of Ordovician algae, V. 56, #2 Hydrotorting—use of hydrogen for improved Johnson, J. H. and Konishi, K. recovery of shale oil, V. 62, #3 Studies of Devonian algae, V. 53, #2 Johansson, C. H. Studies of Mississippian algae, V. 51, #4 Recent European research work in explosives, Johnson, J. H., et al. V. 54, #3 Guide to the geology of the Golden area, fourth Johns, F. J., et al. edition, revised, V. 33, #3 Numerical modeling and the Fountain Creek, Johnson, J. H.; Konishi, K.; and Rezak, R. Colorado alluvial aquifer system to assess the Studies of Silurian (Gotlandian) algae, V. 54, #1 impact of wastewater treatment plant effluent, Johnston, H. A., et al. V. 94, #4 The use of computers in heat-flow problems in Johnson, E. E. and Bennett, H. J. underground workings, V. 59, #4, Part B An economic evaluation of an ore body, V. 64, #3 Johnstone, J. G.; Ramarathnam, S.; and Johnson, G. W. Richards, D. B. Recent results from underground nuclear explo- The soils of eastern Colorado, their origin, distribu- sions, V. 54, #3 tion and engineering characteristics, V. 57, #3 Johnson, J. H. Jones, B. D. The algal genus Lithothamnium and its fossil Rock tunneling for underground protective con- representatives, V. 57, #1 struction, V. 46, #1 Bibliography of Colorado maps, V. 20, #4 Joves, J. L., and Petrick, A., Jr. Bibliography of fossil algae: 1942-55, V. 52, #2 World supply, demand and finance of minerals and Bibliography of fossil algae, algal limestones, and fuels development, V. 68, #4 the geological work of algae, 1956-65, V. 62, #4 Jowett, A. and West, G. V. Bibliography of the geology and related subjects of Aspects of flotation cell design, V. 56, #3 northwestern Colorado (Rev. to June 1, 1926), V. 21, #3 K Bibliography of the geology of north central Kaas, L. M. Colorado, V. 22, #4 Here today: Computing power for every mine, Bibliography of the geology of south central V. 64, #3 Colorado, V. 23, #4 Kachik, V. J.; Chun, D.; and Schlater, J. E. Geologic importance of calcareous algae with The ARL surface fitting-contouring program, annotated bibliography, V. 38, #1 V. 64, #3 The geology of the Golden area, Colorado, V. 20, #3 Kadri, I. B. The geology of the Golden area, Colorado, second Petroleum resources of Pakistan, V. 95, #2 edition, revised, V. 25, #3 Kalatakaya, M. N.; Mesyats, S. P.; and Introduction to the geology of the Golden area, Melnikov, N. N. V. 29, #4 Some technological solutions of environment Guide to the geology of the Golden area, V. 33, #3 optimization in mining regions of the far north, An introduction to the study of organic limestones, V. 92, #2 V. 44, #4 Kanizay, S. P. An introduction to the study of organic limestones Outline of radioactive prospecting methods, (revised edition), V. 46, #2 V. 51, #1, Part II

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Kaufmann, G. F. Knight, C. H. and Dryenforth, D. Modern methods in petroleum exploration, The consumption of balls in wet ball milling, V. 45, #1B V. 45, #4B Keenan, J. C. Knopf, E. B. Drilling and drill steel progress at the Idarado Petrofabrics in structural geology, V. 52, #3 Mining Company, V. 56, #1 Kochanowsky, B. J. Keeney, R. M. Theory and practice of inclined drilling for surface An extension of the Dewey system of classification mining, V. 56, #1 as applied to metallurgy, metallography, and Kochanowsky, B. J. and Mookerjee, A. assaying, V. 6, #1 An economic study of the power consumption of Keil, W. C., and Holtman, W. J. stripping shovels, V. 59, #4, Part B Temper brittleness in boiler steels and rail steels, Koenig, R. P. V. 42, #2 Economics and technique of strip coal mining, Keller, G. V. V. 45, #2B Compilation of electrical properties from electrical Koesoemadinata, R. P. well logs, V. 59, #4, Part A Stratigraphy and petroleum occurrence, Green River Electrical prospecting for oil, V. 63, #2 formation, Red Wash field, Utah, V. 65, #1, Geothermal exploration in the western United Part A States, V. 93, #3 Koksoy, M. and Bradshaw, P. M. D. Keller, G. V., trans. (Berdichevskiy, M. N., author) Secondary dispersion of mercury from cinnabar and Electrical prospecting with the telluric current stibnite deposits, west Turkey, V. 64, #1 method, V. 60, #1 Kolm, K. E. and Emerick, J. C. Keller, G. V., trans. (Dakhnov, V. N., author) Hydrogeology and phytogeomorphology of the Geophysical well logging: The application of mountains and foothills near Denver, Colorado, geophysical methods; electric well logging, V. 92, #4 V. 57, #2 Konishi, K. and Johnson, J. H. Keller, G. V. and Grose, L. T., eds. Studies of Devonian algae, V. 53, #2 Studies of a geothermal system in northwestern Studies of Mississippian algae, V. 51, #4 Nevada, Part 1, V. 73, #3; Part 2, V. 73, #4 Konishi, K.; Johnson, J. H.; and Rezak, R. Keller, H. and Harrison, M. Studies of Silurian (Gotlandian) algae, V. 54, #1 Excavation with nuclear explosives, V. 54, #3 Kontar, E. S. Kerr, P. F. Cu, Zn and Pb sulfide deposits through geological Discussion of alteration and its application to ore history and in the structure of the Urals, search, V. 45, #1B V. 92, #1 Kidney, R. L. et al. Koopman, F. C. Tectonic influences on sedimentation, Early An improved water-stage recorder for hydraulic drill Cretaceous, East Flank Powder River Basin, holes, V. 58, #4 Wyoming and South Dakota, V. 77, #4 Koschmann, A. H. Kiersch, G. A. Historical pattern of minerals exploitation in Engineering geology: Historical development, scope, Colorado, V. 57, #4 and utilization, V. 50, #3 Kovalsky, V. V. and Letunova, S. V. Kilgore, R. F. and Lipton, M. Geochemical ecology of microoganisms, V. 82, #3 The potential roles of Canadian oil and gas, other Krekel, E. C. Western Hemisphere oil and Eastern Hemisphere The physical properties of manganese sulfide with oil in the United States markets, 1965-1985, relation to its effects in steel, V. 25, #4 V. 64, #4 Krige, D. G. Kilpatrick, B. E. A brief review of the developments in the applica- Nickel, chromium, and cobalt in tropical soils over tion of mathematical statistics to ore valuation in serpentinites, northwest district, Guyana, the South African gold mining industry, V. 64, # 1 V. 59, #4B Kim, O. J. and Elliott, R. H. J. Recent developments in South Africa in the applica- Pennsylvanian reef limestone, Terry County, Texas, tion of trend surface and multiple regression V. 47, #2 techniques to gold ore evaluation, V. 59, #4, Kirillova, L. A.; Mesyats, S. P.; and Part B Sentyabreva, J. A. Kuestermeyer, A. L. Elaboration of complex methods for reduction of oil Capital and operating cost estimation for milling of pollution of surficial waters, V. 92, #3 uranium ores in United States, V. 79, #4 Klugman, M. A. Kuhn, T. H. and Van Tuyl, F. M., eds. The role of geochemical research in mineral Applied geology, V. 45, #1B exploration, V. 58, #1 Kuno, H. Frothing characteristics of alcohol solutions, V. 56, #3

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Kupecz, J. A. Lawrence, R. D. Depositional environments, diagenetic history, and Diamond drilling 12-inch core in permafrost at the petroleum entrapment in the Mississippian Asbestos Project, Quebec, V. 58, #4 Frobisher-Alida Interval, Billings Anticline, North Leavy, E. H., Jr. Dakota, V. 79, #3 Protective standards for underground defense, Kuzmin, M. I.; Zonenshain, L. P.; and V. 46, #1 Nepatov, L. M. LeBaron, I. M. Plate tectonics and ore deposits within North Phosphate flotation, V. 56, #3 Eurasia, V. 92, #2 Lebsack, W. Organic limestones of the Middle and Lower L Pennsylvania of Kansas, V. 47, #2 Lacabanne, W. D. and Pfleider, E. P. Ledgerwood, L. W. Higher air pressures for bottom-hole percussion Efforts to develop improved oil well drilling drills, V. 56, #1 methods, V. 56, #1 Laing, G. J. S. Leigh, R. W. and Fairfield, J. D. Effects of state taxation on mining industry in Rocky A computer program for the design of open pits, Mountain states, V. 72, #2 V. 64, #3 Laist, F. Leisek, J. F. Commencement address: The twentieth century Air-mist and detergent key to drilling zones of high engineer, V. 16, #3 water volume and lost circulation, V. 58, #4 Lambe, T. W. and Whitman, R. V. Lekas, M. A. The role of effective stress in the behavior of Economics of producing oil shale, the nuclear in- expansive soils, V. 54, #4 situ retorting method, V. 61, #3 Land, C. B. Lekas, M. A. and Carpenter, H. C. Stratigraphy of Fox Hills sandstone and associated Fracturing oil shale with nuclear explosives for in- formations, Rock Springs uplift and Wamsutter situ retorting, V. 60, #3 Arch area, Sweetwater County, Wyoming: A LeMaire, G. W. shoreline-estuary sandstone model for the Late A study of asphalts and asphaltic materials, V. 48, #2 Cretaceous, V. 67, #2 Study of physical properties in the refining of Land, L. S. and Bathhurst, R. G. C. petroleum, V. 49, #4 Carbonate depositional environments modern and A study of structures of molecular complexes found ancient, Part 5: Diagenesis 1, V. 81, #4 in heavy petroleum fractions, V. 53, #4 Landa, E. R. Waxes and wax-like materials, V. 52, #1 Buried treasure to buried waste: The rise and fall of Lentz, O. H. the radium industry, V. 82, #2 Mineral economics and the problem of equitable Radium in Colorado, V. 95, #1 taxation. A study in the legislative rationale of The rise and fall of the radium industry, V. 96, #1 percentage depletion allowances, V. 55, #2 Landsberg, H. H. Lentz, O. H. and Frush, C. O., eds. Future requirements of major metals, V. 58, #1 Minerals and energy: Problems, practices, and goals. Lane, K. F. Western Resources Conference, 1962. Part 1, Choosing the optimum cut-off grade, V. 59, #4, V. 57, #4; Part 2, V. 58, #1 Part B Lentz, O. H.; Oiwa, Y.; and Nordquist, C. G. Langefors, U. The mineral industries of Japan and southeast Asia. Calculation of charge and scale model trials, V. 54, A background study in the problems of regional #3 economic development, V. 56, #4 Langguth, R. P. and Lyons, J. W. Lentz, O. H. and Rusk, G. G. Condensed sodium phosphates in ore beneficiation, Economic and tax problems of mining in Colorado, V. 56, #3 V. 58, #1 Larson, E. E. and Drexler, J. W., eds. Leon V. A. T. Cenozoic volcanism in the southern Rocky Moun- The new general mining law in Peru and the tains revisited: A tribute to Rudy C. Epis, Part 1, creation of the “Peruvian Mining Community,” V. 82, #4; Part 2, V. 83, #1; Part 3, V. 83, #2 V. 68, #4 Lasky, S. G. LeRoy, D. A. and LeRoy, L. W. Mineral-resource appraisal by the U.S. Geological Geology and flowers of Red Rocks Park, V. 94, #2 Survey, V. 45, #1A LeRoy, L. W. Lauf, G. B. Geology of the I-70 road cut, V. 92, #2 Gyroscopic surveying, V. 65, #2 Miocene foraminifera from Sumatra and Java, Lautmann, K. F. Netherlands East Indies, V. 39, #3 New drilling and blasting techniques for deeper drift Small foraminifera from the Late Tertiary of the rounds, V. 56, #1 Nederlands, East Indies, V. 36, #1 Stratigraphy of the Golden-Morrison area, Jefferson County, Colorado, V. 41, #2

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Unique coastal dams and reservoirs of the Hong Lockley, M. G. Kong/New Territories area, V. 93, #4 Dinosaurs near Denver, V. 92, #2 LeRoy, L. W. and Crain, H. M., eds. Loftis, J. L., Jr. Subsurface geologic methods, V. 44, #3 Outlook for natural gas in the United States, LeRoy, L. W. and Hutchinson, R. M. V. 68, #2 Basic geologic guidelines in placer mining, V. 94, #4 Lohman, W. H.; Wray, J. L.; and Ellis, C. H. LeRoy, L. W. and LeRoy, D. A. Upper Cenozoic calcareous nanofossils from the Geology and flowers of Red Rocks Park, V. 94 #2 Gulf of Mexico (Deep Sea Drilling Project, Leg 1, LeRoy, L. W. and Lickus, R. J. Site 3), V. 67, #3 Precambrian structure and stratigraphy along the Long, A.; Carpenter, H. C.; and Harak, A. E. mountain front west of Golden, Jefferson Preliminary design and operation of a 150 ton oil County, Colorado, V. 63, #1, Part A shale retort, V. 65, #4 LeRoy, L. W. et al. Lopez-Eyzaguirre, C. and Bisque, R. E. Review of petroleum geology in 1947, V. 43, #3 Study of the weathering of basic, intermediate, and Lesher, C. E. acidic rocks under tropical humid conditions, Utilization of fuels, V. 45, #3A V. 70 , #1 Lesser, H. A.; Bruce, G. H.; and Stone, H. L. Lovejoy, W. F. Conduction heating of oil shale formations, Oil import policies as they relate to national V. 62, #3 security, V. 64, #4 Letunova, S. V. and Kovalsky, V. V. Lovering, T. S. Geochemical ecology of microorganisms, V. 82, #3 The geochemistry of argillic and related types of Levine, R. M. rock alteration, V. 45, #1B Symposium keynote address: U.S.S.R. mineral Lovering, T. G. and Davidson, D. F. industry after the coup, V. 92, #1 Storage and retrieval of analytical data on geologic Levings, W. S. materials, V. 59, #4, Part A Aerogeology in mineral exploration, V. 39, #4 Low, A. H. A magnetic survey of Ralston Dike, Jefferson Some observations relative to shale oil, V. 15, #2 County, Colorado, V. 27, #3 The Colorado School of Mines method for the Late Cenozoic erosional history of the Raton Mesa distillation of oil shale, V. 16, #2 region, V. 46, #3 The refining of crude petroleum, V. 15, #2 Levings, W. S. et al. Shale oil and its refining, V. 15, #2 Review of petroleum geology in 1944, V. 40, #2 Low, J. W. Review of petroleum geology in 1945, V. 41, #3 Examination of well cuttings, V. 46, #4 Review of petroleum geology in 1946, V. 42, #3 Lucht, F. W. Review of petroleum geology in 1947, V. 43, #3 A study of the compressor indicator diagram, Lewis, J. L. V. 11, #3 Present flotation practice in the coal industry in Lund, R. J. Great Britain, V. 56, #3 U. S. mineral problems and goals—the broad Liby, A. L. and Olson, D. L. picture, V. 58, #1 Metallurgical aspects of electroslag welding: A Lundberg, H. review, V. 69, #1 Current trends and progress in mining geophysics, Lickus, R. J. and LeRoy, L. W. V. 45, #4A Precambrian structure and stratigraphy along the Lyon, J. E., et al. mountain front west of Golden, Jefferson Particle characteristics of ammonium nitrate and County, Colorado, V. 63, #1, Part A blasting agent performance, V. 56, #1 Liljestrand, W. E. Lyons, J. W. and Langguth, R. P. Rotary percussion air hammer drilling, V. 56, #1 Condensed sodium phosphates in ore beneficiation, Lindelof, L. A. V. 56, #3 Wireline core barrel development, V. 58, #4 Lippert, R. H. and Merriam, D. F. M Pattern recognition studies of geologic structure MacCarthy, P. J. using trend-surface analysis, V. 59, #4, Part A Research in chemistry and geochemistry at Colorado Lipton, M. and Kilgore, R. F. School of Mines: A tribute to L. J. Beckham, Part The potential roles of Canadian oil and gas, other 1, V. 78, #3; Part 2, V. 78, #4 Western Hemisphere oil and Eastern Hemisphere Macdonald, J. A. oil in United States markets, 1965-1985, V. 64, #4 An orientation study of the uranium distribution in Livingston, C. W. lake waters, Beaverlodge district, Saskatchewan, Fundamental concepts of rock failure, V. 51, #3 V. 64, #1 Livingston, C. W., compiler MacDonnell, L. J. An introduction to the design of underground The politics of expropriation, Chilean style, openings for defense, V. 46, #1 V. 68, #4

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Public policy for hard-rock minerals access on McCalpin, J. federal lands: A legal-economic analysis, Quaternary geology and neotectonics of the west V. 71, #2 flank of the northern Sangre de Cristo moun- Macintyre, I. G. and James, N. P. tains, south-central Colorado, V. 77, #3 Carbonate depositional environments modern and McCarn, D. W. ancient, Part 1: Reefs-zonation, depositional The U.S.-Belarus joint projects associated with facies, and diagenesis, V. 80, #3 remediation of the Chernobyl contaminated sites, Mackay, I. H. V. 96, #3 Geology of the Thomasville-Woods Lake area, Eagle McCormack, M. L. and Pitkin Counties, Colorado, V. 48, #4 Seventy-five years of rock-drill progress, V. 45, #2B The shell structure of the modern mollusks, McCutchen, W. R. V. 47, #2 The behavior of rocks and rock masses in relation MacKenzie-Wood, P. and Strang, J. to military geology, V. 44, #1 The Australian Mines Rescue Organization, V. 95, #2 McDivitt, J. F. Major, M. W. and Simon, R. B. Research on non-technical factors affecting mineral A seismic study of the Denver (Derby) earthquakes, supply, V. 58, #1 V. 63, #1, Part A; V. 94, #1 McDonald, S. L. Maleki, H. Conservation policies and national security, Ground response to longwall mining: A case study V. 64, #4 of two-entry yield pillar evolution in weak rock, McDowell, C. V. 83, #3 The relation of laboratory testing to design for Mallory, W. W. et al. pavements and structures on expansive soils, Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, V. 54, #4 V. 92, #4 McGlashan, D. W. Mancuso, R. et al. Future flotation research, V. 56, #3 Recent research and development in flotation of Needed breakthroughs for ore dressing and oxidized ore of copper, lead, and zinc, V. 56, #3 metallurgy, V. 58, #1 Manuel, W. A., and Carpenter, C. B. McGlothlin, W. K. Studies in Colorado coals, V. 23, #3, Supp. A Mining practice at the Climax Molybdenum mine, Manula, C. B. and Mutmansky, J. M. V. 45, #2B Maintenance scheduling of stochastically failing McKay, P. and Sacks, A., eds. mine face equipment, V. 64, #3 Partnerships for solutions, V. 96, #3 Mark, S. M. McKee, R. H. and Goodwin, R. T. Groundwater modeling: A vital tool for water A dissertation—Chemical examination of the organic resource management, V. 92, #4; Part II, matter in oil shales, V. 18, #1, Supp. A V. 93, #1 McKelvey, V. E. Marshall, K. T. National goal for mineral resources: Efficient A preliminary model for determining the optimum development and full use, V. 57, #4 drilling pattern in locating and evaluating an ore McLaughlin, D. H. body, V. 59, #4, Part A Gold, our most strategic mineral, V. 45, #1A Martin, M. and Doll, H. G. McNeal, J. D. and Horner, S. E. Recent developments in electrical logging and Applications of geology to highway engineering, auxiliary methods, V. 45, #4A V. 45, #1B Mason, W. J. McNichols, S. L. R. Potentiometric-model study of edge-water encroach- Mineral resources development—the challenge ment, V. 49, #3 facing Colorado, V. 57, #4 Mathews, R. T. McNitt, J. R. The role for oil and gas in national security: A Outlook for geothermal energy, V. 68, #2 government view, V. 64, #4 McWhorter, C. E. Matthews, R. K. and Halley, R. B. Transportation of ore underground, V. 45, #2B Carbonate depositional environments modern and Mead, W. J. ancient, Part 6: Diagenesis 2, V. 82, #1 Economic issues in federal oil shale leasing policy Maurer, R. A. and Parker, J. M. alternatives, V. 63, #4 An economic feasibility study for a geothermal-coal Federal public lands leasing policies, V. 64, #4 hybrid power plant in Chaffee County, Colorado, Means, R. E. V. 78, #1 Buildings on expansive clay, V. 54, #4 Maurer, W. C. Medlock, J. D. Detonation of ammonium nitrate in small drill holes, Laboratory rotary rock bits, V. 56, #1 V. 58, #2 Meehan, R. J.; Patterson, J. A.; and de Vergie, P. C. Application of automatic data processing techniques to uranium ore reserve estimation and analysis, V. 59, #4, Part B

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Mellinger, F. N. and Philippe, R. R. Mining Engineering Department, Colorado School Theoretical and experimental stress analysis, of Mines V. 52, #3 Annotated bibliography on selected mining subjects, Meloy, T. P. and Bergstrom, B. H. V. 61, #2 Computer simulation of comminution circuits, Mitchell, G. W. and Horst, W. E. V. 59, #4, Part A A method for predicting flotation concentrate Melnikov, N. N.; Mesyats, S. P.; and quality, V. 56, #3 Kalatakaya, M. N. Mjazdrikov, O. A. Some technological solutions of environment Off-gas treatability studies for high temperature optimization in mining regions of the far north, radwaste treatment facilities, V. 96, #3 V. 92, #2 Mock, H. B. Melnikov, N. N.; Sharp W. R.; and Ozdemir, L. The role of the Public Land Law Review Commis- Nuclear waste repository program in Russia, sion in solving oil shale problems, V. 63, #4 V. 94, #3 Moody, J. E. Melton, N. M. and Cross, T. S. The need for a national fuels policy, V. 58, #1 Fracturing oil shale with electricity, V. 62, #3 Mookerjee, A. and Kochanowsky, B. J. Melton, R. B. An economic study of the power consumption of Conceptual perspectives of conservation, V. 57, #4 stripping shovels, V. 59, #4, Part B Merkushev, O. M. et al. Mooney, F. S. Off-gas treatability studies for high temperature Rotary drilling a small diameter shaft in the Carlsbad radwaste treatment facilities, V. 96, #3 potash basin, V. 58, #4 Merriam, D. F. and Lippert, R. H. Moore, C. H.; Harris, P. M.; and Wilson, J. L. Pattern recognition studies of geologic structure Carbonate depositional environments modern and using trend-surface analysis, V. 59, #4, Part A ancient, Part 2: Carbonate platforms, V. 80, #4 Merritt, R. C. Moore, J. J. The uranium industry, V. 93, #3 Past, present and future of the Department of Mesyats, S. P.; Kirillova, L. A.; and Metallurgical and Materials Engineering at CSM, Sentyabreva, J. A. V. 96, #4 Elaboration of complex methods for reduction of oil W. J. Kroll: “A metallurgist of the unusual; the pollution of surficial waters, V. 92, #3 amphibious and recalcitrant lone wolf re- Mesyats, S. P.; Melnikov, N. N.; and searcher,” V. 96, #4 Kalatakaya, M. N. Morse, J. Some technological solutions of environment The next industrial revolution: Molecular optimization in mining regions of the far north, nanotechnology, V. 93, #3 V. 92, #2 Our other atomic legacy, V. 95, #3 Meyer, C, and Sales, R. H. Moses, R. J. Interpretation of wall-rock alteration at Butte, Where is the water coming from?, V. 61, #3 Montana, V. 45 #1B Mular, A. L. and Eggert, C. W. Meyer, W. T. SSDEVOP at Chibougamau, V. 64, #3 Uranium in lake water from the Kaipokok region, Muller, L. Labrador, V. 64, #1 The European approach to slope stability problems, Michelutti, W. M. et al. V. 54, #3 AGTS tunnel at the new Denver International Mullins, H. T. Airport, V. 92, #4 Carbonate depositional environments modern and Miesch, A. T. and Eicher, R. N. ancient, Part 4: Periplatform carbonates, V. 81, #2 A system of statistical computer programs for Mumpton, F. A.; Freeman, D. C.; and Sawdye, J. A. geologic research, V. 59, #4, Part A The mechanism of thermal spalling in rocks, Miesch, A. T.; Connor, J. J.; and Eicher, R. N. V. 58, #4 Investigation of geochemical sampling problems by Murphy, R. R. computer simulation, V. 59, #4, Part A Mobile robotics at CSM: Reinventing a failed Miller, J. S. and Howell, W. D. technology, V. 97, #1 Explosive fracturing tested in oil shale, V. 62, #3 Musgrave, A. W. Miller, L. F. Wavefront charts and raypath plotters, V. 47, #4 Electroscopes and methods of radioactive measure- Mutmansky, J. M. and Manula, C. B. ments, V. 9, #3 Maintenance scheduling of stochastically failing Radium and radioactivity, V. 5, #1 mine face equipment, V. 64, #3 The spectroscope and spectroscopic quantitative Myers, W. B.; Fox, K. F., Jr.; and Spengler, R. W. analysis, V. 11, #4 Geologic framework and Cenozoic evolution of the Milmoe, J. O. Yucca Mountain area, Nevada, V. 92, #3 Instrumentation and methods for radioactivity detection in the mineral industry, V. 51, #1, Part 1

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N Noren, C. H. Nadeau, J. Blasting experiments in granite rock, V. 51, #3 Mississipian stratigraphy of central Colorado, V. 67, #4 O Nakagawa, H. M. and Ward, F. N. Ob’edineie, L. M. Atomic absorption techniques in geochemical Mineral deposits in the north east of Russia, exploration—problem or progress, V. 64, #1 V. 92, #2 Nakagawa, T.; Hasegawa, J.; and Tashiro, E. O’Callaghan, J. A. Chichibu Cement Company’s new plant at Historical pattern of minerals exploitation in the Kumagaya—Japan is now under real time United States, V. 57, #4 computer control, V. 59, #4, Part A Odé, H. Natta, F. L. A note concerning the mechanism of artificial and The financial effect of Chilean expropriation on the natural hydraulic fracture systems, V. 51, #3 Anaconda Copper Company, V. 68, #4 Odekirk, J. R. Nechaev, A. F. and Projaev, V. V. Techniques for use in determinative mineralogy at Environmental restoration activities in Russia: An Newmont Exploration Limited, V. 68, #1 attempt of an independent evaluation, V. 96, #3 Ogden, L. Nechaev, A. F. et al. Drill holes as exploration tools for construction Off-gas treatability studies for high temperature purposes, V. 58, #4 radwaste treatment facilities, V. 96, #3 Oiwa, Y.; Nordquist, C. G.; and Lentz, O. H. Nelson, D. K. The mineral industries of Japan and southeast Asia, Recent developments and trends in production V. 56, #4 blast-hole drilling on the Mesabi Range, V. 56, #1 Oldaker, P. Nelson, F. D. Historical timeline for Colorado hydrocarbons, Simulation of a mine haulage locomotive, V. 59, #4, V. 95, #3 Part B Olds, B. M. Nelson, H. W. The McBride Honors Program: Educating the Future energy requirements of the United States compleat engineer, V. 97, #3 economy, V. 58, #1 Olsen, O. J. Nepatov, L. M.; Zonenshain, L. P.; and Measurement of residual stress by the strain relief Kuzmin, M. I. method, V. 52, #3 Plate tectonics and ore deposits within North Olson, D. L. and Liby, A. L. Eurasia, V. 92, #2 Metallurgical aspects of electroslag welding: A Netschert, B. E. review, V. 69, #1 The strategic stockpile—hindsight and foresight, Ong, H. L. and Swanson, V. E. V. 58, #1 Natural organic acids in the transportation, deposi- Nevens, T. D.; Hollingshead, R. D.; and tion and concentration of gold, V. 64, #1 Culbertson, W. J. Osborn, E. F. Disposal of oil shale ash, V. 65, #4 The Mining and Minerals Policy Act of 1970, and Nichol, I. and Garrett, R. G. subsequent, congressional, implemental acts, Factor analysis as an aid in the interpretation of V. 68, #2 regional geochemical stream sediment data, Oudenhoven, M. S. and Vandergrift, T. L. V. 64, #1 Conceptual design of a futuristic large rock cavern, Nichol, Ian; Webb, J. S.; and Horsnail, R. F. V. 94, #3 Influence of variations in the surface environment Owens, J. S. on metal distribution in drainage sediments, A core drilling program in semitaconite, V. 58, #4 V. 64, #1 Oxford, D. Niederjohn, J. A. Africa in transition, V. 59, #4, Part A Matrix algebra and the cement mix design problem, Borehole intercept co-ordinates, V. 59, #4, Part B V. 64, #3 Polynomial curve fitting, V. 59, #4, Part B Nieweg, R. et al. Scientific data processing in mining in Africa, Application of microwave solidification technology V. 59, #4, Part A to radioactive waste, V. 96, #3 Technical services on mines in Africa, V. 59, #4, Nordeng, S. C.; Weege, R. J.; and Ruotsala, A. P. Part A Trace elements in accessory calcite—a potential Ozdemir, L.; Melnikov, N. N.; and Sharp, W. R. exploration tool in the Michigan copper district, Nuclear waste repository program in Russia, V. 64, #1 V. 94, #3 Nordquist, C. G.; Oiwa, Yasushi; and Lentz, O. H. The mineral industries of Japan and Southeast Asia. A background study in the problems of regional economic development, V. 56, #4

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P Patton, H. B. and Wolf, H. J. Palmer, I. A., and Weinig, A. J. Preliminary report of the Cresson gold strike at The trend of flotation, V. 21, #2 Cripple Creek, Colorado, V. 9, #4 The trend of flotation, second edition, revised, Pederson, J. A., ed. V. 23, #2 Future energy outlook, V. 68, #2 The trend of flotation, third edition, revised, Pedigo, J. R. V. 24, #4 Drill bit engineering and new applications of drill Palmer, I. A. et al. bits, V. 58, #4 The Cripple Creek district of Colorado—resurvey of Peel, F. A. and DeVoto, R. H. Colorado School of Mines, V. 14, #3 Pennsylvanian and Permian stratigraphy and Pana, M. T. et al. structural history, northern Sangre de Cristo Empirical models of a copper reverberatory Range, Colorado, V. 67, #4 furnace—preliminary results, V. 59, #4, Part A Pehrson, G. O. Pang, E. Operations research and the management process, Emerging markets and political risk, V. 98, #3 V. 59, #4, Part A Globalization, transnationality of markets, and CSM: Peiker, E. W. and Forsythe, L. Whither globalization and engineering educa- Financial analysis—Henderson Project, V. 64, #3 tion?, V. 98, #1 Peiker, E. W. and White, C. G. Pang, L. J. Analysis of shaft and level development, stope The importance of educating a “global engineer,” production and planning, and ore transportation V. 98, #1 for a simulated copper mining operation using Parker, B. H. and Van Tuyl, F. M. optimization programming, V. 59, #4, Part B The time of origin and accumulation of petroleum, PETC Publications V. 36, #2 Some facts about global climate change, V. 95, #2 Parker, B. H.; Van Tuyl, F. M.; and Skeeters, W. W. Peters, D. C. The migration and accumulation of petroleum and Physical modeling of the draw behavior of broken natural gas, V. 40, #1 rock in caving, V. 79, #1 Parker, B. H. et al. Peters, R. I. Guide to the geology of the Golden area, V. 33, #3 A new approach to bit design—the diamond drag Parker, B. H., Jr. bit, V. 58, #4 Gold placers of Colorado (Book 1 of 2 books), Peterson, R. R. V. 69, #3, (Book 2 of 2 books), V. 69, #4 Colorado’s competitive innovation edge, V. 95, #1 Parker, E. R. Petrick, A., Jr., ed. Current research in physical metallurgy, V. 45, #3A International economics of minerals and fuels, Parker, J. M. and Maurer, R. A. V. 68, #4 An economic feasibility study for a geothermal-coal Petrick, A., Jr. and Joves, J. L. hybrid power plant in Chaffee County, Colorado, World supply, demand and finance of minerals and V. 78, #1 fuels development, V. 68, #4 Parmalee, H. C. Pfleider, E. P. and Lacabanne, W. D. The civic duties and opportunities of the engineer, Higher air pressures for bottom-hole percussion V. 11, #4 drills, V. 56, #1 Parry, V. F. and Wagner, E. O. Philippe, R. R. and Mellinger, F. N. Up-grading Missouri Basin coals by flash drying, Theoretical and experimental stress analysis, V. 45, #2B V. 52, #3 Parry, V. F.; Goodman, J. B.; and Gomez, M. Pickett, G. R. Low-temperature distillation assays of representative Properties of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal disposal western U. S. and Alaska coals, V. 45, #2A reservoir and their relation to Derby earth- Parsons, K. P. W.; Read, T. A.; and Thomas, C. W. quakes, V. 63, #1, Part A The development of flotation for the treatment of Seismic wave propagation and pressure measure- lead-silver-zinc ores at Broken Hill, New South ments near explosions, V. 50, #4 Wales, Australia, V. 56, #3 Pierce, W. Pasquali Z. J. and Bisque, R. Permo-Pennsylvanian stratigraphy and history of the Interpretation of soil geochemical expression of Howard area, central Colorado (abstract), mineralization within El Callao Gold Mining V. 67, #4 District, V. 70, #1 Pings, W. B. Patterson, J. A.; de Vergie, P. C.; and Meehan, R. J. Water pollution in Colorado, V. 94, #1 Application of automatic data processing techniques Piret, E. L. and Zeleny, R. to uranium ore reserve estimation and analysis, Studies of the energy requirements for crushing, V. 59, #4, Part B V. 54, #3 Patton, H. B. Pirow, P. C. Some minerals recently received by the Colorado Use of Leo III computer in the Central Mining-Rand School of Mines, V. 2, #2 Mines Group, V. 59, #4, Part A

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Pirson, S. Read, T. A.; Thomas, C. W.; and Parsons, K. P. W. Study of an adjustable wave-filter suitable for the The development of flotation for the treatment of reception of reflected seismic waves, V. 27, #3 lead-silver-zinc ores at Broken Hill, New South Placquet, J. C. and Sharp, W. R. Wales, Australia, V. 56, #3 Human factors, efficiency, and mine mechanization: Redmon, D. E. An African case study, V. 93, #2 Solving mine haulage problems by system simula- Polutchki, R. J. tion, V. 59, #4, Part B The total managment philosophy, V. 92, #1 Reed, J. B. and Underhill, J. Potential Gas Agency The experimental mine, V. 25, #2 A comparison of estimates of ultimately recoverable Reed, J. C., Jr. quantities of natural gas in the United States, Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, V. 93, #4 introduction, V. 92, #4 Potts, E. L. J. Precambrian rocks in Tenmile Canyon, V. 93, #1 Underground instrumentation, V. 52, #3 Reed, J. C., Jr.; Bryant, B.; and Sims, P. K. Projaev, V. V. and Nechaev, A. F. Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, Environmental restoration activities in Russia: An introduction, V. 93, #1 attempt of an independent evaluation, V. 96, #3 Reed, J. C., Jr. et al. Projaev, V. V. et al. Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, Off-gas treatability studies for high temperature V. 92, #4 radwaste treatment facilities, V. 96, #3 Reed, J. J. Pryor, E. J. Education of operations research oriented mining Flotation’s early years, V. 56, #3 engineers, V. 59, #4, Part A Putnam, R. E. J. Mine stabilization opening by stress redistribution, Improving the performance of minerals V. 51, #3 beneficiation plants, V. 64, #3 Rock mechanics applied to oil shale mining, Pyles, H. G. V. 61, #3 The “Galis” rotary percussion roof drilling machine, Reed, J. R., Jr. V. 56, #1 A preliminary study of basic open-hearth slag characteristics and the correlation between them R and the corresponding baths, V. 34, #4 Radtke, A. S.; Grimes, D. J.; and Akright, R. L. Some views and trends in mining research, V. 51, #3 Minor elements as guides to gold in the Roberts Reese, J. R. and Batcha, J. P. Mountains Formation, Carlin Gold Mine, Eureka Surface determination and automatic contouring for County, Nevada, V. 64, #1 mineral exploration, extraction and processing, Rallis, G. J. et al. V. 59, #4, Part A The use of computers in heat-flow problems in Reichert, S. O. underground workings, V. 59, #4, Part B Geology of the Golden-Green Mountain area, Ramarathnam, S.; Johnstone, J. G.; and Jefferson County, Colorado, V. 49, #1 Richards, D. B. Reid, A. R. and Bisque, R. E. The soils of eastern Colorado: Their origin, distribu- Stratigraphy of the diamond-bearing Roraima tion and engineering characteristics, V. 57, #3 Group, Estado Bolivar, Venezuela, V. 70, #1 Rammler, R. W. Reiter, J. S. and Clark, H. N. The retorting of coal, oil shale and tar sands by Anionic vs. cationic flotation of potash, V. 56, #3 means of circulated fine-grained heat carriers as Rellensmann, O. a preliminary stage in the production of synthetic Rock properties and the mechanics of subsidence, crude oil, V. 65, #4 V. 52, #3 Ratsimbazafy, C. and Borucki, J. Rey, M. et al. Geochemical mapping of the Horombe Plateau Recent research and development in flotation of (southern Madagascar), V. 64, #1 oxidized ore of copper, lead and zinc, V. 56, #3 Rausch, D. O. Reynolds, F. S.; Root, P. J.; and Dougan, P. M. Studies of ice excavation, V. 54, #2 The potential for in situ retorting of oil shale in the Rausch, D. O. and Hubbard, S. J. Piceance Creek basin of northwestern Colorado, Computer applications in open-pit slope stability V. 65, #4 research, V. 59, #4, Part B Rezak, R.; Johnson, J. H.; and Konishi, K. Rausch, D. O. and Waltch, M. J. Studies of Silurian (Gotlandian) algae, V. 54, #1 Longwall mining of oil shale, V. 51, #2, Part II Rice, C. H. Raymond, R. W. Coal liquefaction—a progress report, V. 65, #4 Commencement address: Professional ethics, Rice, I. M. V. 9, #2 Heating, ventilating and air conditioning of under- ground installations, V. 46, #1

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Richards, D. B.; Johnstone, J. G.; and Rostad, O. H. Ramarathnam, S. The use of geochemistry at the Bald Butte Molyb- The soils of eastern Colorado: Their origin, distribu- denite Prospect, Lewis and Clark County. tion and engineering characteristics, V. 57, #3 Montana, V. 64, #1 Richards, D. P.; Jaspar, H. J.; and Rocek, H. Roushey, B. et al. AGTS Tunnel at the new Denver International Application of microwave solidification technology Airport, V. 92, #4 to radioactive waste, V. 96, #3 Richards, J. H. Rozgonyi, T. G. Commencement address: How to succeed, V. 1, #1 An unedited account of the Mining Engineering Richardson, A. S. Department and mining engineering profession A review of progress in the ventilation of the mines in the future, V. 97, #4 of the Butte, Montana district, V. 45, #2B Ruff, A. W. and Franklin, J. C. Rickard, T. A. A statistical mine model for cost analysis, planning Commencement address: Mining and civilization, and decision making, V. 59, #4, Part B V. 22, #3 Ruotsala, A. P.; Nordeng, S. C.; and Weege, R. J. Ridge, J. P. Trace elements in accessory calcite—a potential A national mineral policy, V. 58, #1 exploration tool in the Michigan copper district, Riester, W. V. 64, #1 The application of mathematical optimation Rusk, G. G. and Lentz, O. H. methods for the planning of production in the Economic and tax problems of mining in Colorado, German hard coal mining industry, V. 59, #4, V. 58, #1 Part B Russell, W. C. Rinehart, J. S. American Mining Congress, Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 9- On fractures caused by explosions and impacts, 14, 1922—National oil shale conference. Paper V. 55, #4 presented, “Mining of oil shales,” V. 17, #4, The role of stress waves in comminution, V. 54, #3 Supp. B Types of basic research needed in mining, V. 58, #1 Ruud, C. O. and Ferris, C. S. Risser, H. E. Brannerite: Its occurrences and recognition by Exploration and development of coal resources, microprobe, V. 66, #4 1970-75, V. 68, #2 Ruzicka, Vlad Ritchie, A. S. Types of uranium deposits in the former U.S.S.R., Recent advances in the chromatographic analysis of V. 92, #1 geologic materials, V. 64, #1 Ritzma, H. R. S Exploration and development of oil shale and oil- Sabott, F. K. impregnated rocks, 1970-75, V. 68, #2 A study of the methods of removing sulfur from Roberts, B. L. et al. petroleum coke, V. 47, #3 Numerical modeling of variably saturated flow and Sacks, A. transport 881 Hillside at Rocky Flats Plant, Toward earth stewardship and sustainability: Liberal Jefferson County, Colorado, V. 93, #2 Arts and International Studies at CSM, V.97, #3 Roberts, C. T. Sacks, A. and McKay, P., eds. Cenozoic evolution of the northwestern Honey Lake Partnerships for solutions, V. 96, #3 Basin, Lassen County, California, V. 80, #1 Sales, R. H. and Meyer, C. Robinson, L. H. Interpretation of wall-rock alteration at Butte, The mechanics of rock failure, V. 54, #3 Montana, V. 45, #1B Robinson, T. W. Sampson, H. M. Ground water in Nevada, V. 45, #4B Some solutions for future gas supply, V. 65, #4 Rocek, H.; Richards, D. P.; and Jaspar, H. J. Sampson, R. E. and Heston, J. E. AGTS tunnel at the new Denver International Industry’s expectations as to a national mining and Airport, V. 92, #4 minerals policy, V. 68, #2 Rochester, D. A. et al. Sarapuu, E. Report of the Potential Gas Committee: Rocky Underground electrocarbonization of oil shale, Mountains, V. 94, #4 V. 60, #3 Romig, P. R. Sarp, B. M.; Signer, M. I.; and Yurdakos, S. M. One person’s vision for applied geophysics—1985 Mine-dust control, V. 42, #1 to 2005, V. 96, #4 Savage, H. K.; Holt, B.; and Sims, A. Root, P. J.; Dougan, P. M.; and Reynolds, F. S. Design and economics of a sequential flow oil shale The potential for in situ retorting of oil shale in the retort, V. 63, #4 Piceance Creek Basin of northwestern Colorado, Sawdye, J. A.; Mumpton, F. A.; and Freeman, D. C. V. 65, #4 The mechanism of thermal spalling in rocks, V. 58, #4

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Sayre, A. N. Shaw, J. F. Applications of geology to the investigation of our Computer-oriented research at the Denver Mining water resources, V. 45, #1B Research Center, V. 59, #4, Part A Schafer, W. C. Shea, D. P. Removal of sulfur from petroleum coke by pyroly- A consumer’s view on the role for oil and gas in sis, V. 47, #3 national security, V. 64, #4 Schanz, J. J. Shepard, F. E. The outlook for synthetic liquid hydrocarbons, a Commencement address: The engineer of the age, contemporary view, V. 65, #4 V. 2, #1 Potential role of unconventional energy sources in Shinn, E. A. and Hardie, L. A. national security, 1969-1985, V. 64, #4 Carbonate depositional environments modern and Schieltz, N. C. ancient, Part 3: Tidal flats, V. 81, #1 The application of the reciprocal lattice concept in Shipman, F. M. and Homberger, A. W. the graphical solution of X-ray diffraction Distillation of New Albany oil shales, V. 20, #1, problems, V. 59, #1; (Revised edition) V. 60, #4 Supp. A Schlater, J. E.; Kachik, V. J.; and Chun, D. Shoemaker, R. P. The ARL surface fitting-contouring program, A review of rock pressure problems, V. 46, #1 V. 64, #3 Short, N. M. Schlinger, W. G. and Jesse, D. R. Fracturing of rock salt by a contained high explo- Hydrotorting—use of hydrogen for improved sive, V. 56, #1 recovery of shale oil, V. 62, #3 Siepman, B. R. Schmidt, R. M. Stratigraphy and petroleum potential of Trout Creek Status of unpatented claims, V. 59, #3 and Twentymile Sandstones (Upper Cretaceous), Schmidt-Collerus, J. J. and Hollingshead, R. D. Sand Wash Basin, Colorado, V. 80, #2 Investigations into the nature of dawsonite in the Signer, M. I.; Yurdakos, S. M.; and Sarp, B. M. Green River Formation, V. 63, #4 Mine-dust control, V. 42, #1 Schmitt, H. Silverman, I. K. The fumarolic-hot spring and “epithermal” mineral Behavior of materials and theories of failure, deposit environment, V. 45, #1B V. 52, #3 Schmitt, H. M. Simon, R. B. and Major, M. W. Petroleum refining instrumentation, V. 45, #2A A seismic study of the Denver (Derby) earthquakes, Schmuck, H. K. V. 63, #1, Part A; V. 94, #1 Theory and practice of rock bolting, V. 52, #3 Simpson, S. M.; Cantwell, T.; and Galbraith, J. N. Schneider, H. Computer applications in geophysical modeling, Physiography of Golden and vicinity and its relation V. 59, #4, Part A to the geologic structure, V. 8, #3 Sims, A.; Savage, H. R.; and Holt, B. Schowengerdt, F. D. Design and economics of a sequential flow oil shale Commercial applications of combustion: A vision for retort, V. 63, #4 the Colorado School of Mines in space, V. 97, #1 Sims, P. K. Schwartz, G. M. Ore deposits of the Central City-Idaho Springs area, Problems in the relation of ore deposits to hydro- V. 92, #3 thermal alteration, V. 45, #1B Sims, P. K.; Reed, J. C., Jr.; and Bryant, B. Sentyabreva, J. A.; Mesyats, S. P.; and Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, Kirillova, L. A. introduction; V. 93, #1 Elaboration of complex methods for reduction of oil Sims, P. K. et al. pollution of surficial waters, V. 92, #3 Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, Shanley, K. W. and Warme, J. E., eds. V. 92, #4 Carbonate depositional environments modern and Singewald, A. ancient: Parts 1-6, V. 80, #3, #4; V. 81, #1, #2, #4; An investigation of the mechanism of selective salt V. 82, #1 flotation and discussion of underlying theories, Sharp, W. R. and Bosché, B. A. V. 56, #3 Committing to quality and continual improvement, Skeeters, W. W.; Van Tuyl, F. M.; and Parker, B. H. V. 92, #3 The migration and accumulation of petroleum and Sustainable development: A case for humankind, natural gas, V. 40, #1 V. 93, #4 Skinner, L. B. Sustainable human existence, V. 95, #1 Some notes on the production of oil from shale, Sharp, W. R. and Placquet, J. C. V. 16, #4, Supp. Human factors, efficiency, and mine mechanization: Slezak, M. and Stubna, M. An African case study, V. 93, #2 Decontamination and decommissioning activities at Sharp, W. R.; Melnikov, N. N.; and Ozdemir, L. the A-1 Bohunice Nuclear Power Plant, V. 96, #3 Nuclear waste repository program in Russia, V. 94, #3

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Slocum, W. F. Stanfield, K. E. Commencement address: Constitutional basis of Progress report on Bureau of Mines-Atomic Energy citizenship in the United States, V. 6, #2 Commission corehole, Rio Blanco County, Smith, A. Y. and Dyck, W. Colorado, V. 61, #3 The use of Radon-222 in surface waters in Stanfield, K. E.; Smith, J. W.; and Trudell, L. G. geochemical prospecting for uranium, V. 64, #1 Drill cutting sampling for oil yields of Green River Smith, C. oil shales, V. 58, #4 Geological field work at the Colorado School of Starfield, A. M. et al. Mines, V. 2, #2 The use of computers in heat-flow problems in Smith, J. T. underground workings, V. 59, #4, Part B Early history of the Colorado School of Mines, Starlight, L. L. V. 2, #1 Import policy and oil shale, V. 60, #3 Smith, J. T. et al. Steiner, P. O. The Cripple Creek district of Colorado—resurvey of Basic issues in the federal taxation of income from Colorado School of Mines, V. 14, #3 minerals, V. 58, #1 Smith, J. W. and Trudell, L. G. Stevens, J. R. and Collins, D. N. Wyoming corehole No. 1—a potential site for Technical efficiency of concentration operations, production of shale oil in place, V. 63, #4 V. 56, #3 Smith, J. W.; Trudell, L. G.; and Stanfield, K. E. Stewart, P. R. and Street, N. Drill cutting sampling for oil yields of Green River Measurement of zeta potentials by radial streaming oil shales, V. 58, #4 method, V. 56, #3 Snow, D. T. Stewart, R. J. G. and Trenchard, J. Fracture deformation and change of permeability The destructive distillation of oil shale, V. 18, #3 and storage upon change of fluid pressure, Stites, J. G. et al. V. 63, #1, Part A Particle characteristics of ammonium nitrate and Hydraulic characteristics of fractured metamorphic blasting agent performance, V. 56, #1 rocks of Front Range and implications to the Stoddard, C. H. Rocky Mountain Arsenal well, V. 63, #1, Part A Mineral resources development—the challenge Sohns, H. W. and Carpenter, H. C. facing the United States, V. 57, #4 Application of aboveground retorting variables to in Stone, H. L.; Lesser, H. A.; and Bruce, G. H. situ oil shale processing, V. 63, #4 Conduction heating of oil shale formations, Sonnenberg, S. A. and Weimer, R. J. V. 62, #3 Tectonics, sedimentation, and petroleum potential, Storms, F. H. Northern Denver Basin, Colorado, Wyoming, The interpretation and use of financial reports, and Nebraska, V. 76, #2 V. 10, #4 Spaulding, J. D. et al. Strang, J. and MacKenzie-Wood, P. Successful computer application by a small explora- The Australian Mines Rescue Organization, V. 95, #2 tion consulting firm, V. 59, #4, Part A Strauss, S. D. Spengler, R. W.; Fox, K. F., Jr.; and Myers, W. B. The quest for gold and silver, V. 94, #2 Geologic framework and Cenozoic evolution of the Street, N. and Stewart, P. R. Yucca Mountain area Nevada, V. 92, #3 Measurement of zeta potentials by radial streaming Spielman, C. and Hickman, R. method, V. 56, #3 Application of a small computer to open-pit Strom, A. H.; Bloom, R.; and Eddinger, R. T. planning at the Lucky McUranium Mine, V. 59, A synthetic fuels industry based on Rocky Mountain #4, Part B coals, V. 65, #4 Spiess, E. R. and Coffer, H. F. Stubna, M. and Slezak, M. Commercial applications of nuclear explosives—the Decontamination and decommissioning activities at answer to oil shale? V. 61, #3 the A-1 Bohunice Nuclear Power Plant, V. 96, #3 Spottiswood, D. J. and Bull, W. R. Suematsu, Y. A study of mixing patterns in a bank of flotation Japan: “Send in the volunteers,” V. 94, #4 cells, V. 69, #1 Sun, S. C.; Cohen, S. M.; and Argyle, P. Spragins, F. K. Amine flotation of Pennsylvania white residual clay, Outlook for tar sands and other bitumens, V. 68, #2 V. 56, #3 Sprenger, G. et al. Sutton, L. Application of microwave solidification technology The concept of mineral discovery in the atomic age, to radioactive waste, V. 96, #3 V. 58, #4 Stabback, J. G. Swanson, V. E. and Ong, H. L. The role for oil and gas in national security, Natural organic acids in the transportation, deposi- V. 64, #4 tion, and concentration of gold, V. 64, #1

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Sweetkind, D. S. and Emsbo, P., eds. Tichenor, K. L. Ore deposits and exploration potential of the former A century of success: Reflections on the past and a Soviet Union. Proceedings of a symposium at vision for the future of women at Colorado Colorado School of Mines, V. 92, #1, #2 School of Mines, V. 97, #3 Tokarevsky, V. V. (summarized by P. McKay) T Coping with the aftermath of the Chernobyl Nuclear Tafoya, R. E. Power Plant accident, V. 96, #3 The crisis in American public education, V. 92, #4 Tooms, J. S. and Gregory, P. “De Re Metallica,” a timeless classic, V. 94, #3 Geochemical prospecting for kimberlites, V. 64, #1 The evolution of corporate management: An Torey, P. D. interview with Tom Hamilton, President, Secondary recovery of petroleum, V. 45, #3B Pennzoil Company, V. 95, #2 Tourtelot, H. A.; Donnell, J. R.; and Tailleur, I. L. Former U.S.S.R. joins a tumultuous world commu- Alaskan oil shale, V. 62, #3 nity, V. 92, #1 Tovar N. O. N. A nuts-and-bolts approach to science education, The new service contract policy for petroleum V. 92, #1 development in Venezuela, V. 68, #4 Operations research at Colorado School of Mines, Traphagen, F. W. V. 95, #2 Oil flotation at the Colorado School of Mines, Truth and harmony, harmony and truth, V. 93, #4 V. 10, #3 Tailleur, I. L.; Tourtelot, H. A.; and Donnell, J. R. The cyanide industry, its present status and future Alaskan oil shale, V. 62, #3 development, V. 9, #4 Taranik, J. V. Travis, R. B. Permian-Pennsylvanian stratigraphy and structural Classification of rocks, V. 50, #1 evolution of the Breckenridge-Shrine Pass area Trenchard, J. and Stewart, R. J. G. (abstract), V. 67, #4 The destructive distillation of oil shale, V. 18, #3 Tarbox, G. E. Trudell, L. G. and Smith, J. W. Bibliography of graduate theses on geophysics in Wyoming corehole No. 1—a potential site for U.S. and Canadian institutions, V. 53, #1 production of shale oil in place, V. 63, #4 Tashiro, E.; Nakagawa, T.; and Hasegawa, J. Trudell, L. G., Stanfield, K. E., and Smith, J. W. Chichibu Cement Company’s new plant at Drill cutting sampling for oil yields of Green River Kumagaya—Japan is now under real time oil shales, V. 58, #4 computer control, V. 59, #4, Part A Truebe, H. A. Taylor, L. W. The analysis of regional geologic data for the Front Lockheed scientific data processing system, V. 59, Range mineral belt, Colorado, V. 59, #4, Part A #4, Part A Turner, A. K. and Coffman, D. M. Tchugunov, A. S. et al. Geology for planning: A review of environmental Off-gas treatability studies for high temperature geology, V. 68, #3 radwaste treatment facilities, V. 96, #3 Tweedy, J. B. Teter, W. L. and Brown, C. M. Oil shale and the depletion allowance, V. 59, #3 Bench and pilot-scale treatment of low-level mixed Twidale, M. A. and Djingheusian, L. E. waste using supercritical carbon dioxide Correlation for certain Canadian rocks of crushing extraction, V. 96, #3 index values with underground rock failure, Theisen, L. D. and Beitnes, A. V. 54, #3 Traffic circle in rock under the Olympic town of Lillehammer, V. 93, #3 U Thomas, C. S. Ueblacker, H. Metallurgical materials in the coal-mining industry, Hanging Lake Tunnel, V. 92 #4 V. 45, #3A Underhill, J. and Read, J. B. Thomas, C. W.; Parsons, K. P. W.; and Read, T. A. The Experimental Mine, V. 25, #2 The development of flotation for the treatment of Usoni, L. lead-silver-zinc ores at Broken Hill, New South New developments and the future of flotation in Wales, Australia, V. 56, #3 Italy, V. 56, #3 Thompson, T. B. and Beaty, D. W. The history and geology of the Leadville district, V V. 93, #1 Van Kirk, C. W. Thompson, T. B. et al. Visions for the future of CSM’s Petroleum Engineer- Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, ing Department, V. 97, #4 V. 92, #4 van Poollen, H. K. Thorne, H. M. Horizontal support of mine openings, V. 51, #3 Bureau of Mines oil-shale research, V. 59, #3 Theories of hydraulic fracturing, V. 52, #3

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Van Tassell, R. E. Wait, J. R. Exploration by overburdening drilling at Keno Hill Some earth resistivity problems involving buried Mines, Ltd., V. 64, #1 cables, V. 73, #1 Van Tuyl, F. M., et al. Waldschmidt, W. A. The Cripple Creek district of Colorado—resurvey of The Table Mountain lavas and associated igneous Colorado School of Mines. V. 14, #3. rocks near Golden, Colorado, V. 34, #3 Guide to the geology of the Golden area, fourth Waldschmidt, W. A. and Adams, J. W. edition, revised, V. 33, #3 The beryl-monazite pegmatite dike of Centennial Review of petroleum geology in 1942, V. 38, #3 Cone, Colorado, V. 37, #3 Review of petroleum geology in 1943, V. 39, #2 Waldschmidt, W. A. et al. Review of petroleum geology in 1944, V. 40, #2 Guide to the geology of the Golden area, V. 33, #3 Review of petroleum geology in 1945, V. 41, #3 Walker, T. R. Review of petroleum geology in 1946, V. 42, #3 Biotherms in the Minturn Formation (Des Moinesian Review of petroleum geology in 1947, V. 43, #3 age), Vail-Minturn area, Eagle County, Colorado, Van Tuyl, F. M. and Kuhn, T. H., eds. V. 67, #4 Applied geology, V. 45, #1B Wallace, S. R. et al. Van Tuyl, F. M. and Parker, B. H. Geology and mineral resources of central Colorado, The time of origin and accumulation of petroleum, V. 92, #4 V. 36, #2 Wallace, S. R. and Bookstrom, A. A. Van Tuyl, F. M.; Parker, B. H.; and Skeeters, W. W. The Climax porphyry molybdenum system, The migration and accumulation of petroleum and V. 93, #1 natural gas, V. 40, #1 Walsh, T. F. Van Wagenen, H. R. Commencement address: The worth of an engineer, Tungsten in Colorado, V. 3, #4 V. 3, #1 Vanderburg, W. H. Waltch, M. J. and Rausch, D. O. The Hennebach Lectures, 1997-1998: Rethinking Longwall mining of oil shale, V. 51, #2, Part II engineering education and techological develop- Walvoord, O. W. ment, V. 98, #2 Design of flotation section, V. 56, #3 Vanderwilt, J. W. Wantland, D. and Heiland, C. A. The occurrence and production of molybdenum, A selected list of books and references on geophysi- V. 37, #4 cal prospecting, V. 26, #3 Vanderwilt, J. W. et al. Wantland, D.; Heiland, C. A.; and Guide to the geology of central Colorado, V. 43, #2 Aldredge, R. F., eds. Vandergrift, T. L. and Oudenhoven, M. S. Geophysical studies, 1932-1936, V. 32, #1 Conceptual design of a futuristic large rock cavern, Ward, F. N. and Nakagawa, H. M. V. 94, #3 Atomic absorption techniques in geochemical Varlamoff, N. exploration—problem or progress, V. 64, #1 The bearing of tin minerals and ores in the weather- Warfield, J. N. ing zone and the possibility of geochemical Spectrographic analysis of carnotite ores for their

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Weeks, L. W. Wilkinson, J. R. A mathematical model of a rotary cement kiln, Some determinants of a mineral policy for the U. S. V. 59, #4, Part A and Latin America, V. 58, #1 Weimer, R. J. et al. Willard, B. E. Tectonic influences on sedimentation, Early Plant sociology of alpine tundra, Trail Ridge, Rocky Cretaceous, East Flank Powder River Basin, Mountain National Park, Colorado, V. 74, #4 Wyoming and South Dakota, V. 77, #4 Williams, B. B. Weimer, R. J. and Hollister, J. C. The adaptation of controlled mud fluids to diamond Denver earthquakes and the Rocky Mountain core drilling, V. 58, #4 Arsenal well, V. 94, #1 Williams, J. C. Weimer, R. J. and Hollister, J. C., eds. The production of shale oil, V. 14, #4 Geophysical and geological studies of the relation- Williams, W. C. ships between the Denver earthquakes and the The Colorado Workmen’s Compensation Act, Rocky Mountain Arsenal well, V. 63 #1, Parts A V. 10, #4 & B, Maps Williamson, D. L. Weimer, R. J. and Sonnenberg, S. A. The past, present, and future of the Physics Depart- Tectonics, sedimentation, and petroleum potential, ment, V. 97, #4 Northern Denver Basin, Colorado, Wyoming, Williamson, T. N. and Bredthauer, R. O. and Nebraska, V. 76, #2 Mechanization potential in oil shale mining, Weinig, A. J. V. 61, #3 A functional size-analysis of ore grinds, V. 28, #3 Wilson, J. L.; Harris, P. M.; and Moore, C. H. Weinig, A. J. and Carpenter, C. B. Carbonate depositional environments modern and The trend of flotation, fourth edition, revised, ancient, part 2: Carbonate platforms, V. 80, #4 V. 32, #4 Wilson, S. D. Weinig, A. J. and Palmer, I. A. Application of principles of soil mechanics to open The trend of flotation, V. 21, #2 pit mining, V. 54, #3 The trend of flotation, second edition, revised, Winger, J. C. V. 23, #2 Outlook for the domestic energy market for the next The trend of flotation, third edition, revised, decade, V. 61, #3 V. 24, #4 Wisser, E. West, G. V. and Jowett, A. Deformation in the Cordilleran region of western Aspects of flotation cell design, V. 56, #3 United States, V. 52, #3 West, M. W. Wolf, H. J. Quarternary geology and reported surface faulting Common methods of determining latitude and along east flank of Gore Range, Summit County, azimuth useful to engineers and surveyors, Colorado, V. 73, #2 V. 13, #3 White, C. G. Wolf, H. J. and Patton, H. B. A rock drillability index, V. 64, #2 Preliminary report of the Cresson gold strike at White, C. G. and Peiker, E. W. Cripple Creek, V. 9, #4 Analysis of shaft and level development, stope Wolf, H. J. et al. production and planning, and ore transportation The Cripple Creek district of Colorado—resurvey of for a simulated copper mining operation using Colorado School of Mines, V. 14, #3 optimization programming, V. 59, #4, Part B Wood, R. E.; Anderson, L. L.; and Hill, G. R. White, J. E.; Harmsen, S. C.; and Harding, S. T. Liquefaction of some western coals, V. 65, #4 Seismic waves: Anisotropy, fluid saturation, and Woods, H. C. slanting interfaces, V. 79, #2 Opportunity in the field of coal mining engineering, Whitman, R. V. and Lambe, T. W. V. 45, #2B The role of effective stress in the behavior of Woodward, J. R. expansive soils, V. 54, #4 Models in hydrometallurgy, V. 59, #4, Part B Whitney, B. B. and Bond, F. C. Woolsey, R. E. D. The work index in blasting, V. 54, #3 A different approach to teaching humanities at Whitten, E. H. T. CSM—an editorial, V. 96, #4 Models in the geochemical study of rock units, CSM Admissions: Past, present and future, V. 98, #1 V. 59, #4, Part A Wray, J. L.; Ellis, C. H.; and Lohman, W. H. Wichmann, A. P. and Bhappu, R. B. Upper Cenozoic calcareous nanofossils from the Effect of fine particle sizes on sulfide flotation, Gulf of Mexico (Deep Sea Drilling Project, Leg 1, V. 50, #2 Site 3), V. 67, #3 Wilke, F. L. Wright, W. H. Researches on main haulage underground in main Flotation experiments, V. 11, #2 haulage roads, V. 59, #4, Part B

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Wuerker, R. G. Z Influence of stress rate and other factors on the Zeleny, R. and Piret, E. L. strength and elastic properties of rocks, Studies of the energy requirements for crushing, V. V. 54, #3 54, #3 Ziegler, V. Y Foothills structure in northern Colorado, V. 12, #2 Yancik, J. J. et al. Colorado’s future as an oil producer, V. 13, #4 Particle characteristics of ammonium nitrate and The mineral resources of Texas, V. 10, #3 blasting agent performance, V. 56, #1 The potash deposits of the Sand Hills region of Yenge, L. I. northwestern Nebraska, V. 10, #3 Analysis of bulk flow of materials under gravity Zimmer, P. W. caving process, part 1: Sublevel caving in Orientation of small diameter drill core, V. 58, #4 relation to flow in bins and bunkers, V. 75, #4; Zodrow, E. L. and Harris, D. P. part 2: Theoretical and physical modeling of Magnetite trend surface analysis: A guide for open gravity flow of broken rock, V. 76, #3 pit quality production control at the Smallwood Yingst, P. O. Mine, Newfoundland, V. 64, #3 An annotated bibliography on coal, V. 53, #3 Zonenshain, L. P.; Kuzmin, M. I.; and Young, W. Nepatov, L. M. CSM Admissions: Past, present, and future, V. 97, #3 Plate tectonics and ore deposits within North Young, G. J. Eurasia, V. 92, #2 Tube milling coke, V. 11, #4 Zuppero, A. Young, R. A. Discovery of water ice nearly everywhere in the Drilling and well-testing problems in investigation of solar system, V. 95, #2 deep aquifers at Nevada test site, Mercury, Nevada, V. 58, #4 Yurdakos, S. M.; Signer, M. I.; and Sarp, B. M. Mine-dust control, V. 42, #1

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