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AUTHOR Caffrey, Ann Gourley, Comp. TITLE Using Your Nation' Capital: An Indexed Guide to Multimedia Resources in Washington, .. INSTITUTION Bureau of Libraries and Educational Technology (DREW /OE), Washington, D.C. PUB DETE 72 NOTE 226p.

EDPS PRICE 410-$0.76 HC-$12.05 PLUS POSTAGE DESCRIPTORS Audiovisual Aids; Guides; *Indexes (Locaterr.); Information Sources; *Instructional Media; Mass Media; Resource Materials IDENTIFIERS *District of Columbia; Multimedia Resources

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(1 session). 7 AMERICANENTRYNational ASSOCIATION Center for EDUCATIONFORHigher HIGHER 5 Washington,202:Suite 780, D.C.One Dupont20036Education Circle NW. 293-6440 AAHEFunction:faculty, is a membershipadministrators, organization trustees. which and servesstudents--from all segments large of andhigher small education- colleges -and Mediaacademicissuesuniversities, Services: affecting freedom, two-year highereconomic through education--the representation, r-Jstgraduate teaching/learning and levels. institutional process, goals. decision making, Its concerns are the broad Write for membership information and publications list,OPEN whichADETSSIONS includes-- AND andEQUAL growing ACCESS, financial various problemsviewpoints of onhigher open educationadmissions institutions. $3. 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THE Frank.TEACHING OF THE DISADVANTAGED PROJECT REPORT/ONE, GUIDANCE TRAINING FOR TODAY, 12 pages, available in limited quanti- 64 pages, $2. 10 ENTRY 7 NationalAMERICAN CenterASSOCIATION for OFFICERSATEHigher OF REGISTRARSCOLLEGI- AND ADMISSIONS 202:Washington,Suite 330, One D.C. Dupont 20036Education Circle N.W. 293-6230 AACRAO,Function: a membership organization, concerns itself with advancing education, par- Mediations.andticularlythe records positionsServices: higher and inregistration education, offices of and throughadmissions, enhancing conferences, financialthe professional special aid, institutional projects growth ofand the research,publica- work and Write for folders on AACRAO's programs and publications.WORLDCOLLEGE EDUCATION AND UNIVERSITY, SERIES, AACRAO'sa series quarterlyof booklets journal. concerning $8 per educational year. systems Some titles offered are- - PROJECTIONS OF ENROLLMENTSdents.of 1970-1987,foreign Various PUBLIC countries, by prices. RonaldAND PRIVATE and B. guidesThompson, COLLEGES on the$2. AND academic UNIVERSITIES, placement of foreign stu- p 11 AMERICANENTRYNational ASSOCIATION Center for ANDOFHigher JUNIOR COLLEGES 8 COMMUNITY Washington,Suite202: 410, D.C.One Dupont20036Education 293-7050 Circle N.W. AACJCFunction:forinnovate meetingis a nonprofitin changes teaching professionalin andsociety planning for through educational programs,membership and organization which designs the diverse populations served looks for ways to by community strategies WriteMediaand junior Services:to AACJC's colleges. Publications Division for a list of titles, some of which are URBANHUMAN COMMUNITY SERVICES COLLEGECAREER8482 PROGRAMSPROJECT,pages, $3.$1.50. AND the Los Angeles PeerTHE Counseling COMMUNITY Program, COLLEGE, by Joan W. Swift. BLACKENVIRONMENTALBLACK STUDENT STUDIES EDUCATION,POTENTIAL, IN THE COMMUNITY by Arden COLLEGES, L. Dorothy M. Knoell. 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Proposed guidelines for this new degree, prepared The role of the college A GUIDE TO PROPOSAL WRITING:conceptspresident25 for A$1.85.involved andbrief his but inrelationship comprehensiveproposal writing. to thereview governing of the board.essential 10C each; minimum order of 50 for $5. Single copies free; 13 NationalAMERICANENTfY CenterASSOCIATION for Higher SITYOF UNIVER- PROFESSORS 10 Washington,202:Suite 500, D.C.One Dupont20036Edu7lation Circle 466-8050 N.W. Function: women,anlprofessionAAUPfessional university is rights dedicated throughinterests, and government, freedoms toformulation advancing federal offaculty students. andofthe policystatesalaries,standards, relations,on academicrepresentation ideals, professional freedom and welfare of and economic ethics,tenure, of the and statuscollegeacademic pro- of WriteMediatitles, Services:for amonginformation others --on membership and publicationsTHE lists,CAREER whichDEVELOPMENT includes OF theseTHE EFFECTIVE COLLEGE TEACHER, by Kenneth E. Eble, THEFREEDOM AAUP AND AND RESPONSIBILITY, CAMPUS DISRUPTION,$1. free. free. 14 AMERICANENTRY ASSOCIATION VERSITYOF UNI- WOMEN 11 Washington,202:2401 Virginia D.C. Avenue 20037 N.W. 338-4308 chargeMembershipFunction:intellectualinstitutions their in special 41iAUWofgrowth, higher isresponsibilities further openeducation. to thegraduates advancement to ofsociety. AAUW of approved,women, and qualified enable women (accredited) to dis- Its goals are to enable women to continue their AAUW's Education Center ad- ministersMediamainzational activitiesServices: and cooperation. coordinates are a fellowship the activities program, of research,its branches publications, throughout andthe inter-organi-U.S. Its posters,Write for tape AAUW recordings. media list of books, brochures, leaflets,AAUW JOURNAL bibliographies, (publishedyear. kits, 7 times a year), free to members; otherwise $3 per Given here is a sampling of available material-- CAMPUSALTERNATIVES 1970: FOR WOMEN,Ruthmonographs, listM. Oltman. of films,media onvideotapes. women--books, Free. newsletters, magazines, WHERE DO WOMEN STAND? a research report on women in 500.academe, by 27 15 NationalAMERICANENTRY CenterCOLLEGE for PUBLIC HigherRELATIONS ASSOCIATION 12 Washi.gton,Stilt D.C. 20036 600,293-6360 One Dupont Circle N.W. TheFunction:ahereance research and-abroad reference through center, a wide taxes range\kbo and of philanthropy special servicesbjective andof ACPRAactivities, is ,itsyto providesuch members as continuing in advancing professional the understamling education andand supportassist- of higher education committee, international rela- MediaAnWritetions, example Services: forhonors brochure of program,ACPRA which offerings-- and gives placement details service. on membership, activities, and publications. INFO-KITS, packets problemsofSubscriptionsted$150. information bibliography in college todesigned ona public seriescollege to relationsofhelp public 50 solveINFO-KITS relations,work, specific, whichin microficheand practicalinclude surveys aare andcomputer-genera- available reports. for 16 NationalAMERICANENTRY CenterCOUNCIL for ON HigherEDUCATION 13 Washington,Suite202: 800, D.C.One Dupont20036Education Circle N.W. 833-4700 ACEFunction: is a council of educational organizations and educational organizations and Mediaalcomprehensive,institutions. associations, Services: voluntary, organizations, and cooperative and institutions. action on the part of American education- Its purpose is to advance education and educational methods thro,.gh theWriteInformational following to the Publicationslist pamphlets is a sampling Division from of theACE manyfor itstitles indexed offered. PUBLICATIONS CATALOG; Directories of higher education, a sampling-- AMERICANA BRIEF STATEMENTUNIVERSITIES OF EDUCATION, PROGRAMSAND COLLEGES, AND free. ACTIVITIES edited by OFOtis THE A. AMERICAN Singletary COUNCIL and JaneON AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES,tionscollegesnewman, editedof containsinover theby 750 EdmundU.S. descriptionsAmerican J. Gleazer, nonprofit of over Jr., junior 1,250 contains colleges.accredited descrip- universities and 1782 pages, $22. 29 950 pages, $14. 17 WORLD LIST 1969, briefPans;ofeducation, the forworld. saleand universityin the U.S. by Published by International listing of universities, other organizations in 139 countries ACE. 450 pages, $6. Association of Universities, institutions of higher and territories Periodicals, a sampling-- EDUCATIONALHIGHER EDUCATION RECORD, AND editedand NATIONAL information of importance by Charles G. Dobbins, AFFAIRS, edited by Frankto colleges D. and universities, $10 perquarterly year. forum for ideas Skinner, approxi- REPORT ON QUESTIONNAIRES,matelycollegescurrent 40 issuesresearch and universities, per being year, and conducted byedited means by of Sybil Welden, $25 per year. follow-up data on instituted questionnaires addressed tomonthly bulletin reporting research. $5 Books, a selection-- SHAPING AMERICAN HIGHERper year. education, some titles of EDUCATION, by Logan Wilson: which are-- A collection of 26 papers on higher MeritA TheCarrotsBetter Universityand PartnershipandEquality Sticks as a in Social Organizationwith the Federalthe Higher Government Learning THE COLLEGE ENVIRONMENT,environmentaltions.intellectual and stimuli social that 301 pages,$8. Students at 246 institutions were by Alexanderclimates W. Astin: of American higher differentiate institutions. surveyed to identify patterns Comparative data about the educational institu- 187 pages, $3. of 18 AMERICANENTRY FEDERATION ANDOFORGANIZATIONS LABORCONGRESS OF (AFL-CIO)INDUSTRIAL 1 4 Washington,202:815 Sixteenth D.C. St. 20006 N.W. 293-5000 AFL-CIOschoolFunction:local unions. isadministrators made up of 115 organizing national committees,and international which inunions, turn haveand farm workers and The combined membership of all the unions affiliated with AFL-CIO more than 60,000 vities.Standingcollectivelyasinternational, of January Committees with 1, public 1972,their provide wasrelations,employers 13,600,000services toeducational, toachieve workers labor just through unitedeconomic inorganizing, researchtheir effort andlegislative, otherto bargain acti- The Standing Committees-- wages and working conditions. EducationEconomicCommunityCivil Rights Policy Services LegislativeHousingEthicalInternational Practices Affairs Public Relations ResearchOrganizationPolitical Education VeteransSocialSafety Security Affairs WriteFilmsMedia Services:to the Educationdexed Department guide to forfilms catalog on union FILMS matters, FOR LABOR, labor management problems, housing, farm- an annotated, in- tipser-labor on running cooperation, successful civil film liberties,STRIKESONGS programs. INOF TOWNpollution,THE LABOR MOVEMENTpoverty, etc.Catalog contains PEACEFULYOUNGTitles SAM include-- ASSEMBLYGOMPERS AND FREE SPEECH 19 WritePublications to the Department of Publications for list whichTHIS includes--IS THE AFL-CIO, free. NOTICIEROWHY UNIONS? 3BRERO NORTEAMERICANO,litical and Spanish social languageaction, free. clipsheet with articles Questions and answers about collective bargaining, strikes, po- AFL-CIOSTRUCTURE FREE OF TRADE THE AFL-CIO,UNIONabout NEWS, U.S.factsheet, monthlylabor forfree.bulletin U.S. unions on labor's with Spanish-speakingrole in interna- members, free. AFL-CIOTHE AMERICAN NEWS, FEDERATIONIST,officialtional weekly officialaffairs. paper, $2monthly per year. magazine, $2 per year_ $3 per year. CONSUMER,DRUG ABUSE, BEWARE: leaflet:community at large in dealing with drug abuse. 30 each; $2.50 per 100. Pamphlet, tips on installment buying,What unions 150 each;can do $13.50 to help per their members and the ADJUSTING TO AUTOMATION,400to100. pamphlet. humanizeeach; $35 the for impact 100. of spreading automation and technological change. Guide to collective bargaining designed 20 AMERICANENTRY NUMBER FILM INSTITUTE __IL 202:Washington,1815 St. N.W. D.C. 20006 347-9311 Function: America.Arts,throughpreserveAFI isFord amembership thenonprofit,Foundation, heritage contributions nongovernmental and memberadvance companiesand the membership arts of film grants from the National Endowment for the of the Motion Picture Associationcorporation of whose function is to and television in America operatesMedianewtory filmmakers. Services:theatre, an advanced publishes training film andperiodicals research AFI preserver films, provides guidance and references, and center,gives assistance operates a national film to film teachers and educators, reper- to Write for membershipare information -- and AFI REPORT, news of AFI activities to members. details on its publications, some of which FILMFACTS,EDUCATIONDISCUSSION, NEWSLETTER, aa biweeklyseries ofAFIjournal transcribed and filmof current world seminars film report for educators. with outstandingreleases. filmmakers. GUIDE TO COLLEGE FILM60611.enrollment, $3.50sitiesCOURSES from offering 1971-1972 degrees,American credit lists programLibrary characteristics,Association, 50 courses in film, and includes detailed data E.over Huron 400 St.,colleges Chicago, andscholarships, univer-Illinois, and faculty. on 21 THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTEordermoreAmericawill thanincludeinformation, CATALOG:since 6000 every 1893,feature write shortFEATURE films tofilm, R.R. FILMSproduced feature Bowker 1921-1930 in filmCompany, the containsandU.S. news1180 during detailedfilmAvenue that produced of period.data the oninAmeri- For The first of a 19-volume series which AFI Activities The American Film Institutecas,ted Newin collaborationCollectionYork, N.. contains10036. with the more Library than 8000of Congress films, collec-and other film archives, The Center for AdvancedCollectionmotiontwo-year Film picture Studies courseis housed compa:ies, onin filmmaking,Beverlyby the private LibraryHills, film collectors, California,of research, Congress.(See and andoffers other critical Entry a individuals. 58.) studies. The EducationFilmmaker Programs--AFISupport Programs--Studentsancesional supportedin producingdirectors. the andfilms,establishment professionals writing ofscreenplays, NAME,have receivedNational and assist-interningAssoci- with profes- AFI Theatre--AFI establishedationteaching.it conducts of Mediaa national teacher-training Educators, film repertoryan organization seminars theatre aimed of in regional atWashington, improving film theteachers' quality groups; of film The Community Film Workshopcommunicationsattention.D.C. to bringCouncil classicindustry trains films minorityand coordinatesand workyouths of forthecontemporary jobswork inof theghetto filmmakers film workshops.to public Several film programs have toured to other cities in the U.S. 22 ENTRY 16 AMERICANWashington,2010 Massachusetts HOME D.C.ECONOMICS 20036 ASSOCIATIONAve. N.W. Function: 202: 833-3100 a functions through AREAtion,subjecttothe improve is fieldresearch, anmatter educational ofthe home and cooperativequality professionaleconomics and and scientific programs,standards as sectionsprofessionals organizationandof andindividualpublic through or information.as of andstudents. committeesmen family and life through educa- Thewomen Association engaged in WriteMediaPublications Services:for media lists, which include-- Visual aids CAREER PACKET, portfolioFURNISHINGSas FAMILY containing RELATIONS AND EQUIPMENT,an assortmentAND CHILD TEXTILES DEVELOPMENT,of career AND CLOTHING,materials, FOOD AND $2. suchNUTRITION, HOUSING, CAREERBE INVOLVED POSTERS, - -BE series A HOMEon framingthecf ECONOMIST, 15job, black or with mounting, and36 25-minute colorwhite $15.slides posters, Script. of young22"x32", home suitable economists for 35 $12.50. 23 Tape recording THEMEETING FAMILY NEEDS OF THEOF URBANFUTURE:minutes. LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, EDUCATING THE FAMILY FOR A HUMANISTIC WORLD, 75 minutes. 109 AllTHE CHALLENGE:are available in reelspectively. or cassette versions; NEW CAREERS FOR THE POOR, 40 minutes. $7.50 and $8.50 each, re- 24 THEENTRY AMERICAN ARCHITECTS 17 INSTITUTE OF 202:Washington,1735 New York D.C. 265-3113 Ave. N.W. 20006 today'sprofession.AIA,Function: founded practioners; in Its major missions 1857, is the national are to maintain and professional society of improve the the architecturalcompetence of Architecturaldemandedgroups,for tomorrow; bygovernment, the Leagues and and community. to represent the to createcarry a sufficient out the work ofthe public State societies and soInstitute that good before design AIA supplythroughout of well-trained the chapters, and professional and industry is encouraged by a number ofU.S. Women's practitioners law and PublicationsWriteMedia for Services: media lists. Below is a sampling of available materials-- MEMO,THE AIA,AIA newsletter,pamphlet free. which describes the history and current activities of AIA, THE OCTAGON, folderasings,served an expression free. as AIA of AIA's headquarters, and is on the so-named earlyfree. commitment to the now restored for exhibit 19th-century house preservation of historic which originallyto the public build- 25 PUBLIC RELATIONS MATERIALS,lic relations listing work; of publications some of the anditems visual available-- aids for pub- AIAYOUR KIT-FOLDER, BUILDING ANDfor YOURuseabout atARCHITECT, conferences selecting brochure andand workingseminars, advising with withpotential an overprintingarchitect, clients $18. SPEECHESENVIRONMENTAL for local POSTERS, ofadaptation;pense; information $37.50 basic forwrite cost, specified25 forsets S15 list ofper by 4 and 100.purchaserposters samples. each. in advance at purchaser's ex- 25-3035mm filmstrips minutes long, accompanied by teacher's guide, $2 each. The effect of architecture on man, and the citi- Eome titles- - ARCHITECTURENATURE, MAN, AND ANDzen's YOUR ARCHITECTURE: responsibility geography,LIFE:i. primitive social andfor anthropology,moderndeciding societies. on the and quality the ingenuity of the environment.of man. Use of architecture to solve human problems Interrelationship of design, climatology, 16mm films THE BESTNOISY WE LANDSCAPE, CAN DO?,graphics, 13-1/2 minutes, color, $40.color: AboutSuburban outdoor sprawl signs, and billboards,its alterna- A CHILD WENT FORTH,tives,$40. minutes,Theand Urbansponsored black School andby and AIAwhite Innovationswith and matching color. Needed funds to from Improve Educational It. 28 Facilities Labora- Produced by Larry Madision Productions, 26 address,tories and obtain the U.S. on aOffice free loanof Education. basis Purchase for $75 from the above Slides accompaniedNewing York. PicturebyA sampling 11040. Service, of titles: Inc., 2323 taped narration for loan; New Hyde Park Road, New Hyde Park through AIA local chapters and $1.50 covers postage and Island, Talk- handling. WILDFLOWER,WHY UGLINESS? photographicand billboards; overhead WHY NOT? tourEffects of the of Palacedesign--good ofversus Fine and underground utilities, Arts in Sanbad--on Francisco. the city; signs etc. 27 AMERICANENTRY NATIONAL RED CROSS 18 Washington,17th202: and D Sts. D.C. N.W. 20006 737-8300 ofTheastheFunction: the the obligations U.S. Geneva Government. or assumedRed Cross by Conventions.the U.S. under certain Americaninternational National treaties Red Cross, known chartered in 3905, is a quasi-official agency It is the instrument chosen by the Congress to carry out Its responsibilities are to act as the mediumcontributions.thetotheir prevent American ofArmed voluntary and Forces,Red mitigate Cross relief and issufferingto andgoverned carry communication oncaused by a volunteers,system by disasters.between of national and the it American isand financed international people by andvoluntary relief Nationally and locally Programs,DisasterWriteMedia Services:to Services,theInternational above Nursingaddress Relations, Programs,or inquire and Blood atRed a )Cross Youth.Program,local office Safety about Programs, Red Cross Volunteer programs- - A sampling of media-- Publications AMERICAN RED CROSS YOUTH JOURNAL,NEWS, periodical periodical for for elementary secondary schools. schools. AFilms samplingfor sale ofor 16mmloan-- titles available, listed in the AV CATALOG OF FILMS AND SLIDES 28 BLOOD IS LIFE--PASS IT ON, sound, color, 11 minutes, sale $38.40. SWIMCOMMUNITYSTANDARD AND STAY DISASTERFIRST FIT, AID, sound,ACTION, sound, black sound, color and color,4 whitereels, 4 orsale color, $235. minutes,4-1/2 minutes, loan only. sale $9. 29 AMERICANENTRY PERSONNELGUIDANCE ASSOCIATION 19 AND 202:Washington,1607 New Hampshire D.C. 483-4633 20009 Ave. N.W. Function: =.010.. ment,APGApublicfromIts is business, eight kindergartenathrough scientific Divisions andprograms industry. throughand span educationalthat personnelhigher advance education, organization andguidance guidance andand thatinworkcounseling community servesat all inmembers educationalagencies; all settings. and govern-thelevels WriteotherMedia for Services:materials-- membership information, and media list which includes these and many Publications GUIDANCECOUNSELING: FOR ATHE HELPING URBAN100 RELATIONSHIP,DISADVANTAGED copies, TO each. posterYOUTH (Reprintbrochure, Series single f3), copy edited free; by2- AFilms publicationslisting of APGA list. films Some on of guidance, the available counseling, titles andare careerslisted belowis included (brochuresEdmond in the C.on Hallberg, 2 3 pages, 3. individual titles can be requested)-- IFTHECARL YOU CONTEMPORARYROGERS REALLY CONDUCTS LIKE COUNSELOR PEOPLE AN ENCOUNTER GROUP 4, CANEhKbCAREERS ININ COMMUNICATIONSALLIEDIRANbPUMAIIUR HEALTH SERVICES 30 ENTRY 29--- Washington,AMERICAN1015 18th PUBLIC St.D.C. 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Cross, 43 HEALTH CRISIS IN AMERICA, 33 pages, $2. EYE PROBLEMS, 11 pages,$3. $ 3.25. 31 MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE: A SOCIAL ACCIDENTSINFANT, PRENATAL,AND HOMICIDE,CHILDHOODShapiro, 202 pages, MORTALITYSchlesinger, $5. IN THEand U.S.,Nesbitt, by MATERNAL, AND HEALTH IS A COMMUNITYandAND 255AFFAIR, Glick,ECONOMIC pages, 451 $2.25.STUDY, pages, by $8.50. Carter APHAits servescatalog, as whichsales includesagent for (among World others) BULLETIN OF THE WORLD 388HEALTH pages, ORGANIZATION, $7.95. Health Organization publications. these titles -- monthly, in English, French, or Write for WHOINTERNATIONAL CHRONICLE, monthly,DIGESTeditions,Russian, OF in HEALTH Chinese,Eaglish, $30$4 LEGISLATION, per year. French, quarterly in English or French, Russian, and Spanish URBANEARLY AIR DETECTION POLLUTION, OF French, CANCER,$12WITH per PARTICULAR Russian, inyear. English, Spanish,REFERENCE French, $1. TO Spanish, $1. MOTOR VEHICLES, in English, GENETICPREVENTIONHEALTH COUNSELLING,PROBLEMS OF SUICIDE, OF ADOLESCENCE,in English,in English, French,in French,English,Fr'nch, Spanish, Spanish, 60.Russian, Spanish,$1.25. 60. 32 ENTRY 21 AMERICAN7720 Wisconsin SCIENCE Ave. FILMASSOCIATION L Bethesda,301: Maryland 20014 654-6864 television,ASFAFunction:understandinging isresults devoted and of of othertoresearch, science.the related advancement as instrumentsmedia ofas sejencetools for scienceof through research, education, the asuse means of and motion offor communicat- the public pictures, eligibleASFAMediaseveral membersServices: tomotion receive receive media a ASFA range.and NOTES,their of information contributionsa newsletter services toreporting science relating onand matters technology,to the relatedproduction, and to are the developmentsmedia.andshowings,cataloging, sample establishing materials. andevaluation, trenas throughoutfilm distribution, exchange the projects, world.and utilization and reporting of science on science audiovisual audiovisualASFA sponsors and cooperates with other organizations in holding film Write for membership information ENTRY 22 33 AMERICANNational SOCIETY Center FORfor EDUCATIONHigherEducation ENGINEERING Washington,Suite202: 400, D.C.One Dupont20036 293-7080 Circle N.W.' .1 TheFunction:accomplishments American Society of engineeringfor Engineering educators. Education is dedicated to the The Society presents awards each year, interests and neeringeducation.andhonoringit authorsfacilitates technology engineering of highly through education, educatorssignificant conferences teachers and The single most important function writings inandresearchers, the meetings field of heldoutstanding engineering throughout contributors the country. towho demonstrate excellence in teaching, of ASEE is the interchange of technology engi- ideas WriteMediaIN ENGINEERINGServices:for membership EDUCATION information 1972, and LIBERAL LEARNING FOR THE ENGINEER, report which lists, among others, the activities folder, and the ASEE PUBLICATIONS of the ASEE Humanistic-Social Re- following-- ETHICAL PROBLEMS IN ENGINEERING$2.search$6.50. Project, by sponsored by the CarnegieAlger, Christensen,Corporation ofand New Olmstead, York, 40 299 pages, pages, ENGINEERINGROAD TO GRADUATE EDUCATION, SCHOOLmore, $16official IN per25< ENGINEERING, year.each. career periodical of ASEE, regular issues, $2 each; booklet, 24 pages, 50; 50 or 34 ASSOCIATIONENTRY FOR CHILDHOODEDUCATION INTERNATIONAL 23 202: Washington,3615 Wisconsin D.C. Ave.20016 N.W. EM 3-6963 FoundedFunction: in 1892, ACEI is a nonprofit membership organization open to all concern- community;activeprofessionalearlydesirableed with adolescence; cooperationthe conditions, informingeducation growth of raising of theandall programs,teachers publicwell-beinggroups the standardof andconcerned the otherspracticesof needs children.of withconcernedpreparation of for children children with and andin children; encouragingfrom thethe school,infancyways promoting in continued home,throughwhich and Its purposes are to promote AMedia schoolsampling Services: problems of ACEI must offerings- be adjusted - to fit these needs. WHOACEI1972 SAID PLAN CHILDHOOD THAT?,folder OF ACTION EDUCATION, FOR on CHILDRENACEI journal memberhip, 1970-1972, for ACEI goals, free.members activities, published free. October through 1972 CATALOG OF PUBLICATIONS,othersMay. -- which includes the Afollowing LAP TO SIT titles, ON AND among MUCH MORE, helps for day-care workers, 96 pages, $2. 47 35 MIGRANTCHILDREN CHILDREN: AND TV, TV'sTHEIRpages, impact EDUCATION, $1.25. on the 64 child--the pages, $2. good and the bad, 64 GAMESLET'S ENJOYEDMAKE A PICTURE,BY CHILDRENforliography, art education AROUNDguide illustrated, forTHE for variousWORLD, peace, gamesdevelopmental 7645 pages, used $2.25.as potentlevels, means bib- pages, 50. GUIDESONGS TOCHILDREN CHILDREN'S LIKE, MAGAZINES, list,71 songs, 8 pag.ms, NEWSPAPERS,48 pages, 25fi each;75. REFERENCE 10 copies. BOOKS, annotated DAUNTLESSSOME APPROACHES WOMEN INTO CHILDHOODREADING,and methods discussesEDUCATION of teaching, language1865-1931, 56 as pages, 350the basis $1.25. of reading pages, $9.50. 36 ASSOCIATIONENTRY FOR THE STUDYNEGRO OFLIFE AND HISTORY, INC. 24 202:Washington,1407 14th St.D.C. N.W. 20005 667-2822 estedASNLH,Function: in founded the promotion in 1915, and is fa-'litationa membership oforganization the study, openteaching, to all and persons creativity inter- in WriteMediahistory, Services:for andmembership particularly information the and publications lists. -istory, of Black people. A sampling of media availablePublications -- THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY, quarterly, and available in annual volumes. PUTCHIEF,THE NEGROME theIN HISTORYPRINT,story of theBULLETIN, alA.P. story volumes. Randolph, ofmonthly James by fromBaldwin, Hildebrand, October-May, by Foreman, $1. and illustrated,available in 75.annu- AFRICANNEGROFOUR LESSON* FOLK MYTHS, TALES, PLANS by C.G.forFOR gradesTEACHINGWoodson, 1 andNEGROfor 2,grades HISTORY,$1.95. 3 and$1. 4, $2.65. 49 37 AFRICANWOMEN BUILDERS, HEROES ANDby SadieHEROINES,$4.95. Daniels, by C.G. Woodson, for highfor school high school and general andreference, general Other media GEORGES, by W. Napoleonforreference, Fivers, high school, F. $4.50. paperbound $3.95; Matheus, and M. Belateche,cloth $4.25. in French, BLACK HISTORY WEEK KITconsist$10ture,terature. for each. 1972: art,of two Kitsand tape musiccan cassettesbe for used kindergarten to supplement Subjects covered-- (30 minutes) each,The and theme illustrated is African music, through high school students.texts in social studies, litera- art, and li- pamphlets. Kits TheatreCalendarWestArt inAfrican Eastin of East Negro AfricaFolk Africa HistoryTales Week MusicAkanTraditional (Ghana)in West ArtWestAfrica Symbols AfricanLiterature PICTUREBLACK STUDIES SETS of KITS distinguished from$15. 1966-1970 Write for details. Negroes--from 24-100 pictures--range range from $3 to $6. Write for details. from $5- 38 ASSOCIATIONNationalENTRY _25_ Center OF AMERICAN for SCHOOLSHigher LAW Washington,Suite202: 370, One D.C. Dupont 20036Education Circle N.W. 296-8051 education.TheFurxtion: purpose of AALS is the improvement of the legal profession through legal WritetionMedia forlist. Services: information on membership, association Some titles-- activities, and the AALS publica- DIRECTORYOPPORTUNITIESNEWSLETTER, OF LAW quarterly,FOR TEACHERS. NEGROESested available IN persons. LAW. to faculties of law school3 and other inter- ASSOCIATIONENTRY OF AMERICAN 26 39 Washington,SuiteNational 200, Center OneD.C. Dupont for20036 EducationMEDICALHigher Circle COLLEGES Function: 202: 466-5100 Test,ofAAMCinstruction,standards the ismaintaining teaching dedicated in medicalresearch, hospital; ato centralized the education graduate advancementsupporting filethrough medical ofthe medical representing useeducation, of students;theeducation Medicalstudentthe interests andby College welfare, promotingoperating of Admission andcurriculum, highthe the role WriteMediaAmericanto medical Services:for $edicalmembership education College details and Application related and the fields. AAMCService; publications and generating list, whichinnovations includes- related - MINORITYJOURNALMEDICAL STUDENTOFSCHOOL MEDICAL ADMISSIONOPPORTUNITIES EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS, BIBLIOGRAPHIESIN U.S. MEDICAL U.S.A. ON SCHOOLS,ANDMEDICAL CANADA, EDUCATION,1971-1972, 1971-1972, $2.$3.50. $4. 40 f 27 NationalASSOCIATIONENTRY Center OF SCHOOLSfor ALLIEDHigher OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS Washington,202:Suite 300, D.C.One Dupont20036Education Circle N.W. 293-3422 ASAHPFunction: provides leadership in education for professions;videsinresearchallied allied a mediumhealth andhealth promotes study forprofessions fields;cooperation of the the developmentand developmentand providesand communication of liaisonand serves as their representative and spokesman; new alliedevaluation health programs; ofschools, new needsencourages colleges, and approaches and divisions of among schools of allied health pro- WriteMediaprofessional Services:for membership groups, information and educational and list and governmental institutions. with other health organizations, others -- ALLIED HEALTH TRENDS,theemployment ASAHP field, newsletter, andopportunities, lists reportsrelevant government meetings activities, and of publications, which includes, organizational activities, national developments in among ALLIED HEALTH DIRECTORY,oustosonnel other membersa compendium in groups schools, of Congress, and of colleges,indi'!iduals.allied health and universities, planners, vocational counselors, publications. health programsserves andas aper- reference guide and numer- 41 GRAMSASSOCIATIONENTRYNational IN HOSPITAL Center OF UNIVERSITY forADMINISTRATION Higher PRO- 28 Washington,202:Suite 420, D.C.One Dupont20036Education CiroleN.W. 659-4354 Function:oftowardadministrationThe students purpose this endandof offered AUPHAinclude:graduates, is through to research,improve programs the continuing qualityorganized ofeducation, ingraduate universities. andeducation community in hospitalservices. communications and exchange of information, evaluation Activities WriteMedia Services:for AUPHA constitutiontitles -- and bylaws and publicationsPROGRAM list. 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AND AND GUIDEBOOK, HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, Battistella, Roger pamphlet, M., 42 ATOMICENTRY ENERGY COMMISSION 29 Washington,301: D.C. 20545 973-1000 development,contributionEstablishedFunction: use, into 1946, theand general controlthe purpose welfare,of atomic of AECto energy theis tocommon beprovide directed defense by nationalto and make security, thepolicy maximum andthat the to healthandoftitionpromotein atomic technicalprograms inand world private energysafety forinformation.peace, andresearchenterprise.of thespecialincrease public, and nuclear thedevelopment, and standard tomaterials, regulate internationalof lining, andthe disseminationcontrol and cooperation, strengthen and of scientificfreeproduction compe- The Commission has responsibilityAEC toconducts protect and the encourages private participation Mediaorbyproduct,across consult Services: the theand U.S. USGOM.special to carry nuclear out thismaterials. work. For locations write Fieldto the offices above addressof AEC are located use of source, WriteSpeakers to Speakers Bureau,to engageabove address,speakers. or contact the nearest AEC field office ForPublications information on AEC'sOffice role of Environmentalin environmental Affairs, protection, above address.write to the Director, 43 Information on technicalthe Director, reports andDivision other ofAEC Technical publications Information, is available above annual report of AEC,. is available address. from AECMAJORFilms maintains ACTIVITIES motion-picture IN THEfrom ATOMIC GPO. libraries ENERGY PROGRAMS, in the U.S. and Puerto Rico which lend to abovecaldealqualified levels. withaddress, variousborrowers for aspectslocations 16mm soundof ofatomic filmsAEC filmenergy from libraries aat collection popular from and of over 350 Write to the Audiovisual Branch, Division of Public Information, Some titles are -- which USAEC COMBINEDprofessional-techni- titles which 16mm FILM CATALOG can be ordered.ATOMIC REVOLUTION INdiation WOOD,provedful application 23 intohardness, minutes, a -4ubstance of abrasioncolor: nuclear with resistance energy, the esthetic the and fusing durability. appeal of ofwood wood, and butplastic with byim- irra- Story of an important peace- ATOMSCAREERS IN IN NUCLEAR SCIENCEtivatetions of studentsAND atomic NUCLEAR energyto considerENGINEERING: in agriculture. careers in nuclear science and engineering.AGRICULTURI, 26 minutes, color: Explores the beneficial applica- A 3-film series to mo- THEDIAGNOSIS FEAST, AND29 minutes,THERAPYradiation WITHcolor: RADIATION, techniquesAnthropological 32 whichminutes, filmhave color: onbecome Yanamao Describes standard Indians medicalmedical of tools in the U.S. RETURN TO BIKINI, 28ditionshostileVenezuela minutes, oftribes. and TIikinicolor: Brazil ...nd shows Eniwetok first sixstages years of afteralliance the lastformation nuclear between test deto- Describes survey to determine the con- THE WARM COAT, 13-1/2species.operationnations. minutes, of color: sea otters from Amchitka to Alaskan coves to maintain the Conservation story of the transplant 44 ENTRY 30 Hernd.7n,P.O.BLACK Po,: INFORMATION Virginia332 22070 INDEX networkBIIforenvironment. $50is of publishedper contributors. year. to disseminate Over 80 publications Entries are classified by BII is bi-monthly, available by information by and about Blackare scanned regularly for input in BII by subject and date and annual subscription only people and their a notated. BLACKAF MOTHER. AFRICA Examples of entries-- Basil Davidson.London: Longman. A study of the relationship are briefly an- BLACK JEWS SEEK OWNERSHIP48.Europeanbetween Africanscontacts andand Europeans colonialism.during the four centuriesOF ISRAEL. Jet, v XXXIX, n. 5, Nov. 5, 1970, between the first pg. CLASSSOCIAL STRUGGLE STRATIFICATION IN AFRICA.Associates,York: IN 96 p., Cloth The Free Press, 1970. AFRICA. Kwame$3.50, Nkrumah. Paperback $1.25. 392 p., $10. Arthur Tuden and Leonard New York: International Publishers Plotnicov. New n.5,BRITAIN Jan. CONDEMNS30, 1971, RACIAL c.7,Africa.long-standing arguments PRACTICES pg.8.IN SOUTH AFRICA.about Marxist concepts and J. and Guide,Useful v. LXXI,booktheir forpt. settling1,application to 45 ENTRYBUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS,INC. 31 Washington,1231202: 25th St.D.C. 20037 223-3500 N.W. BNAFunction: reports, analyzes, and explains the activities of the Federal Government to Mediagovernment.countants,searchthose Services: perscns and labor development who unions, are directly toand find others, affected--businessnew waysby maintaining to serve business,and its advisors, industry, lawyers, labor, and a continuing program of re- ac- PublicationsALWritefollows-- USE, for which the includesbooklet INFORMATIONlistings of SERVICESpublications AND FILMSand film, FOR BUSINESS a sampling of which AND PROFESSION- THEBNA LegalCRIMINAL and LAWEconomic REPORTER,in Information the weeklycourts reviewServices--and legislatures, of developments at local, in criminal state andlaw, federal levels. ENVIRONMENT REPORTER,trollegislative,and weekly andindustry, environmental notification administrativegovernment, protection.and andreference and legal industrial andservice technical developments for business advisors. in pollution Covers current con- 46 FAIRBNA EMPLOYMENTLabor Relations PRACTICES, Information guide toServices-- federal and state UNION LABOR REPORT,Grievance problems,opportunitybi-weekly Guide. organizing,supplements in employment. pluscovering Weekly rights Newsletter of featuring Biweekly supplements added. laws dealing with equal Labor Facts and unions, shop PIGORSServices--BNA Management INCIDENT Development,PROCESS,industrial Case Supervisory studiesand human for Training,relations management andfor foremen and middle development:Employee Communicationmanagement by Dr. Paul courses in MRE'S HOW booklets for plant materialsanding12-pagePigors officetechniques. of bookletsfor MIT,supervisozb, cases including offering involving director'spersonnel industry, manual,looseleaf government handling methods and productivity-build- seriessituations. of illustratedworkbooks and course BNAFilms films are 16mm soundpost-viewing and color, discussion. and A selection-- are accompanied by leader's guides for PETERFor ManagementDRUCKER EFFECTIVE Development--Contribute?, EXECUTIVEsions. 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Audiovisuala.art education aids programs. designed for classroom use;Extension material Service produced Program--The to supplement National Gallery makes available a wide se- Writepinginstruction.rialsexhibitions,lection forand and theinsurance ofinterrelates classroomExtensionand ART costs AND materialsServicethem (withMAN, with acatalog,the multimediaincludingother exception mediawhich slidehumanities oftocontains ARTfacilitatelectures, AND educationdescriptions MAN). films,the programming program. traveling of mate- of These materials may be borrowed free of charge except for ship- 1) SURVEYSlides OFand AMERICAN Filmstrips PAINTING:lower secondary grades, this lecture illustrates the general develop- Primarily directed toward elementary and mentrelatedrecording,are20th ofanalyzed century.painting film, and within THE text.from AMERICAN theirthe American historicalVISION. primitives context. to the movements of the Major artists' lives are described and their paintings Related filmstrip, AMERICAN PAINTING IN HISTORY; 40 slides, 40-minute COLOR AND LIGHT IN PAINTING:colorplainedlight and andthrough light their theare interrelationship. useillustrated of diagrams. by outstanding examples from the Nation- Introduction to the theory of color and Essential technical Variousterms are techniques ex- in the use of PAINTINGMonet,alandRelated Galley THE Seurat, TECHNIQUES. 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(but not all titles and request Materi- LATIN AMERICAAMERICAN TODAY PROSE pages,ofAND IN Latin TOMORROW,ENGLISH 750. American TRANSLATION, by Galoprose Plaza, titles bibliography $6.95. from the by 16th Claude century to the present. 191 L. Hulet AMERICAN21 LATIN NATIONS AMERICAN SERIES, MEALS,48 pages, illustrated recipes from and 150 booklets menus, to 250 100. oneach. member nations of OAS, 40- 134 COMPOSERSNATIONAL OFANTHEMS THE AMERICAS, OF versionsTHE AMERICAN biographical of national REPUBLICS, data anthems andfacsimile catalogs for voice edition of andtheir ofpiano, officalworks, $2. AMERICAS, monthly illustratedphere.music,in English Inhistory, Englishmagazine or Spanish,and or with socialSpanish articles13 andvolumes versions, economic about at $1$5art, development each.a year;literature, 50t of a thecopy. 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Independence 20250 Ave. 737-4142 TheFunction:information Department on of agriculturai Agriculture subjects is directed in the byWederal most general law to and acquire comprehensive and diffuse sense. marketing,ofThesedevelopment.The interest Department activities regulatory at theperforms are above work,carried functionsaddress agricultural out byor relating theto thefollowingadjustment, nearestto research, offices. USDAsurplus regionaleducation, disposal, office conservation, and for rural more Write to the office information. MarketingRural Development and Consumer and ServicesConservation Consult USGOM or the above address for regional office locations. ScienceAgriculturalInternational and EducationEconomics Affairs (see and National Commodity Agricultural Programs Library, Entry 61). APublicationsMedia wide Services: variety of publications are issued by USDA--serials, annuals, directories, 150 monographs, bibliographies, bulletins. Write for lists of materials in the subject amongLICATIONSarea ofothers-- concern FOP. THE from FARMER, the Publications SUBURBANITE, Division.BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AGRICULTURE, monthly, by HOMEMAKER, CONSUMER, contains these titles, annual subscription One of its listings, POPULAR PUB- or single copy. BUYINGAGRIMMURALBIMONTHLfDIRECTORY GUIDES LIST OFSTATISTICS, CONSUMEROF IUBLICATIONSmeat,OFFIeUS, annual.and poultry.monthly. on how to buy (a sampling from PROTECTION PROGRAMS, ESTABLISHMENTS, AND MOTION PICTURES, by annual subscription. many subjects. cheese, eggs, CIRCUITS, AND Publications of the USDA Graduate )REEFCLOTHING AND TEXTILESvegetables. CAWING,CANING, AND - -Removing Stains; SoapsPRESERVING and Detergents. - -main dishes, jellies, jams, School storing theForofWrite the Graduatethe toevening, PUBLICATIONSGraduate School independent School Press, CATALOG Information, abovestudy, OF THE and specialUSDA day GRADUATE programs SCHOOL, abovewrite address,to for catalogs Photographs GUIDE-110 USDA graphs, from the photography Division, PHOTOS, an indexed guide to black and address. white photo- PICTURE STORIES, leafletslog,aboveing available pictures,address.on subjects fromcaptions, the above and address. a brief text, are listed in a cata- relevant to USDA, contain- Office of Information, 151 ces,Moreforestry,16mm farming,than Films 300 crops processinginformation, and animals, and documentary, commerce, insect and research and disease instructional andcontrol, development, economics,films conservation, engineering, on consumer servi- SomeAGRICULTURE,availablemunity,soil titles and civic, forwater, are-- available loan business, recreation or sale,from school, theandand Motionare wildlifecollege, listed Picture are church,in available FILMSService and OF other atTHEfor the U.S. above DEPARTMENT address. group showings to com-groups. Films are OF THE ETERNAL FOREST, color,storeandfor woodlands; thenature'scleared future. forbalancethe TV,ravage 20through minutes:of North balancod America's use and forests, protection and effortsof Deals with forests resources to re- WILDFLOWERS OF THE UPPER12 to MIDWEST, 18 minutes series each: of 3 films, color, clearedTHE PRAIRIE for TV,describesarea a plantdue to community the impact that of hasfarming. become scarce in this Films for Television THE WOODLANDWETLANDS explainsshows differentinor howearlyaroumdlkater. most spring.kinds woodland of plant wildflowers communities that appear and bloom grow in mentionedavailableregulationstelevisionOver 250 catalog. filmsfrom stationsregarding theon agriculturalMotion and showing are Picture coded and subjects Service,instructionsas cleared for above for for address.TV ordering transmittal films for TV A separate listing, USDA FILMS FOR TELEVISION, containing a general audience are available to in the above- use, is USDAPrograming producesfrom Materials farm a showsvariety for toBroadcast ofprograms materials for forconsumers, radio and women's television interest programming, programs, and rang- 152 generalRadiofrom the andnews same Television and c.naentary. Service, OfficeFor a offactsheet Information, on these above address, program materials, write to or request arecasters'velopments reported. activities. in USDA ald agriculturaJ. For TV-- source FARM BROADCASTERS LETTER, New materials and services from activities elsewhere, plus a weekly summary of significant the Radio and TV Service news of farm broad- de- COLORACROSS MOVIE THE FENCE,FEATURES, weeklyeda ingeneral3-5-minute the film audience catalogs oriented magazine-format program, featuring program on color video tape. features, gerferally consumer-oriented (list- 3 or 4 subjects, ForTV PUBLICRadio-- SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS,subjects of interest to thementioned general above). public. 10-, 20-, 30-, 45-, and 60-second spots on CONSUMERAGRI-TAPE, TIME, weekly weekly tapeof tape reel,interest reel, to consumers--food, marketing, providing USDA farm series of 6 3-1/2-minute clothing, pest control, news summary, with cue sheets. programs on topics garden- inConsult the transmittal your local ofand TV RADIO HOME FEATURES, monthlying. programs to your area. stations for broadcast times scripts of short items and/or to indicate intereston consumer subjects. areWriteSETSfilmstrips for toof sale thethe andonly,PhotographyUSDA. Slides notMost loan filmstrips and slidesDivision, above address, or rental. Some titles are-- are accompanied by lecture for COLOR FILMSTRIPS AND SLIDEnotes, and .4.411.1t.) 153 COLOR with a view toward home and community beautification.IT GREEN WITH TREES, 50 frames: Do's and don'ts of tree planting, SELECTING Mountedhourishi$8; filmstrip $5.50. D ideBUYING set FOOD$8;meals filmstripFOR to THEa family. YOUNG $5.50. FAMILY, 36 frames: Hints on economical grocery shopping. Mounted slide set How to serve THE4-H W CLUB developmtings and nts transplanting. and projects. SILLAide GREENHOUSE, sets and 38filmstrips frames: cover various aspects of 4-H Mounted slide set Step-by-step method for rooting cut- $8: filmstrip $5.50. program 154 /' UNITEDENTRY STATES DEPARTMENTCOMMERCE OF 94 Washington,202:783-920014th St. atand D.C. Constitution E St.20230 N.W. Ave. Function:1., EstablishedSpecificthatNation's encourage programsEconomic in and1913, includedevelopmentassis-_ the Department theStates, collection,and technologicalregions, of Commerce analysis, communities, fosters,advancement and dissemination of demo- industries, and firms.serves, and promotesthrough the activities Forandtiongraphic, technical aof listing exports economic, assistanceof and the increased business,bureaus, to regions traveloffices,scientific, and andcommunities and environmental to the U.S., and the provision of financial administrations which carry out this with lagging economies. information; the promo- PublicationsMediathework, USGOM Services:and orthe write locations to the of above field address. offices which provide local services, consult BUSINESSSUPPLEMENT SERVICE TO U.S. CHECKLIST, cationsDEPARTMENTGPO. andweekly OFreleases. COMMERCElisting PUBLICATIONS,of $2.50 a year, from GPO. Department of Commerce publi- annual, 75, from A sampling of other titles from GPO-- SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESSEconomics) AND BUSINESS STATISTICS (Office of Business STATISTICAL ABSTRACT OF THE UNITED STATES (Bureau of the Census; BC issues 155 NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDSguides,printed(see reports,CONSUMERandarrectories.Entry 96, computerINFORMATION HEW, OE tapes, Media SERIES, andServices specialwhich section),includes tabulations as well of censusas catalogs, data Specialized research is done on a fee basis. these titles-- ADHESIVESTIRES:FIBERS AND FOR FABRICS EVERYDAY USE THEIR SELECTION AND CARE The (RequestOffice of from Minority OMBE InformationBusiness Enterprise Center, aboveoffers address.) PRIVATEFEDERALthese titles, PROGRAMS among DIRECTORYCATALOG others: OMBEHIGHER OUTLOOK EDUCATION AIDS toU.S.alsThe contact promotingUnitedresidents theirStates travelwho nearest Travelwill in bethecenter.Service hosting U.S. todistributes or overseas guiding residentspublicationsforeign visitors from and seven audiovisualshould foreign advise centers.materi- them For their addresses, write to USTS, above ad- dress.studyaboutThe National andthe analysis,Department Technical and of InformationtechnicalCommerce, reportsand Service distributes from provides other research, informationFederal engineeringagencies generated and reports, theirby and contractors.field,NTISiesfiles are abstract inVirginia also tape produced formatservice 22151 areorforand telephone availableotherspecial Federal subject703: agencies. bulletins to NTIS Sales Desk, Spring- Material is offered in paper copy or microfilm formats, and data Special catalogs, journals, and bibliograph- 321-8543. Write for information cn the WriteingFilms 16mmto the films National available Oceanic for andfree AtmospheriC loan. Administration for its folder list- Some titles are-- 156 HURRICANE!, 27 minutes,duringand color: safety the life precautions. cycle of hurricanes. How NOAA National Weather Service functions Shows tracking and warning methods WEATHERTIDES ANDSATELLITES, CURRENTS, 15 andvey,18 minutes, minutes,currents. its work color: color: in observing, investigating, reporting, and ADescribes brief survey NOAA's of Nationalweather satellites.Ocean Sur- predicting tides UNITEDENTRY STATES DEPARTMENTDEFENSE 95 OF 157 202:Washington,The Pentagon D.C. 20301 544-6700 Function: ofedintegratedThe theto Department provideGovernment policies for of concernedthe Defense andsecurity procedures waswith ofcreated national the for United asthe security.a departments,partStates of througha comprehensive agencies, the establishment and functions of program design- andUnitedintereststains effectiveareas Statesand vital ofemploys militaryagainstthe to L'ited itsarmed allaction,interest; States. forcesenemies, the toto security foreignsupportuphold andandof theadvancedomestic;defend United thethe to States, Constitutionnational insure, its policiesby possessions, timelyof the and Specifically, the DOD main- MediaForand complete Services:joint service information schools, on theconsult organization the USGOM of DOD and its component agencies or write to the above address. PublicationsAffairs),Belowfor Defenseis aabove sampling Information, address. of Department Office ofof theDefense Assistant media Secretaryavailable offrom Defense the (Public Directorate THEARMED PENTAGON, FORCES guide REPORT free.building,to '7I, the summaryheadquarters 1, rl,f theof DOD,current the statusworld's of largestU.S. military office defense, 158 Films loanDepartmentWrite for for purchase catalog,of Defense from available NAC);films-- a samplingfrom Ow follows- SERVICE ACADEMIES, 20 minutes, black and white: above address, of films available for free - Life at the academies of NATO, 21 minutes, blackNATO.ersthe andin Army, Brussels,white: Navy, troopsAir Force, of member and Coast nations, Guard. and of Story of NATO, showing NATO headquart- U.S. participation in Army films-- "I" IN INFANTRY, 28hisment minutes, unit. as an color:infantryman entering the service The story of a young solider's develop- and how he learns to fit into Navy films-- ABOUT FALLOUT, 8 minutes,ofshelters nuclear color: andfallout prescribed on the decontaminatiorbody, food, and Characteristics, dissemination, and effects measures in defense againstwater. fallout. Importance of adequate MISSION:DOLPHINS THAT JOINEDtions THEfilm NAVY, ofwhich research 27 shows minutes, findings.Navy color:research OCEANOGRAPHY, 28 minutes, color: on dolphins and discusses future applica- Glenn Ford narrate., this FIRST IN COMMAND, 28adocuments oceanography minutes,Navy ship. color:the asauthority a science and and responsibilities its importance to the missionRichard ofBoone the narrates this film which History of the development ofcc the Commanding Officer of Navy. 159 Air Force films-- AIR UNIVERSITY, 14 minutes,centerfacilities color:of the of USAF. the Air University, the professional military education Describes the mission, organization, and YOURFROM AIRKITTY FORCE, HAWK 18TOAEROSPACE, mandsminutes,American and color:their aviation.21 minutes, contributions color: to the USAF team. Presents an overview of Air Force com- Traces the history of Marine Corps films-- THE STORYRECRUIT, OF OLD20 minutes,GLORY, 15 color: minutes, color: Highlights of Marine Corps recruit training. Portrays the flags that have THOROUGHLY MODERN MOLLY,showingGeorgeflown 13 minutes,in overtheir 1620. the present color:nation duty since stations the Pilgrims and occupations. first raised the Cross of Holy Narrated by Jack Webb. History of the Women Marines, 160 ENTRY 96 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENTWELFARE:SOCIALSERVICE,HEALTH, SECURITY EDUCATION,OFFICE ADM::ISTRA-OF EDUCATIONAND PUBLIC HEALTH OF Washington,202:330 Independence D.C. 20201 Ave.TION,ILITATION and SOCIAL SERVICE AND 962-2246 S.W. REHAB- EstablishedFunction: in 1953, HEW was created to improve the administration of those agen- welfareMediacies listedof Services:in the the aboveGovernment fieldsof and detailed health,whose major below.)education, responsibilities and social are security. to promote the general (See sub-agen- HEWtoThe the listCATALOGmedia public. only generated OF the PUBLICATIONS smallest by the sampling HEWand complexHEW ofMOTION the are thousands PICTURES.numerous ofand useful varied, materials and it isavailable possible The Office of Public Affairs, above address, is the source of the For further information, Listedtha.consultfilms, above below theand address, nearestotherare HEW media. or HEWcomponent the regional USGOM. agencies office, and locations examples of of which available are available publications, from oftutesHealthThe health PUBLIC of Services Healthattainable HEALTH (NIH),and SERVICE, Mentalfor is every charged composedHealth individual withAdministration of thepromoting and Food family. and and(HSMHA), Drug assuring Administration and the highestNational (FDA), level Insti- 161 FOOD5600 AND Fishers DRUG ADMINISTRATIONLane Media301:Rockville, Services: Maryland 20852 443-3380 telephoneFDAConsumerthe Consumer number Guidancemessages orSpecialists, write Service-of tointerest FDA located for to listing. thein theconsumer. cities listed below, provide recorded Consult telephone directory for BrooklynBostonBaltimoreAtlanta ColumbusCincinnatiChiclgoBuffalo DetroitDenverDallasIndianapolis NewMinneapolisLosLaramieKansas OrleansAngeles City (Mo.) TampaSt.SanPhiladelphiaSeattle LouisFrancisco addressSpeakersSpeakers- or -are to availablethe nearest for FDA presentations field office. to groups. Direct requests to the above Publications-- HOW THE FDA WORKS FORofsafety AmericansYOU, andexplanation effectivenessby insuring of FDA's the of safety,drugsmission and purity,to therapeutic protect and thewholesomeness devices; health the of harmless- foods; ofunsafethattivelyness consumer dangerousof labledtoys cosmetics; products are and householdbanned; packaged. andare thatreduced.and products thatall ofhazards carry these adequateincidentproducts warningstoare the honestly use for of safe andother use;informa- types Also explains that FDA is emplowered to see Free. 162 Audiovisual Aids- FDA PAPERS, monthly reportsissue. - on FDA consumer protection activities, 4Gt an THEA REASONHEALTH FORFRAUD CONFIDENCE, RACKET,protection, 16mm, available for loan from 16mm,28-minutes, color: 28 minutes, color: Available the above address. On FDA's role in consumer for short-term MAINTAINING THE INTEGRITYslides,Washington,Atlanta,loan OF from instructor's Ga., theD.C. 30334, National 26024. illustratedor forMedical sale FOOD, FDA Training Kit, includes Audiovisual Center (Annex),from Capital Film Labs, 470 Station K,80 35mm colorE.St. N.W., HEALTH SERVICES AND MENTAL HEALTH butedTEGRITY by OFNAC. FOOD--A RESPONSIBLE ADMINISTRATION CONCEPT OF SANITATION,narration, 15 minutes. script, 16mm color film, IN- Distri- 301:Rockville,5600 Fishers Maryland Lane 20852 443-2106 NATIONALA LIST OF INSTITUTE HEALTH INFORMATION OFHEALTH MENTAL SERVICES AND MENTAL HEALTH,HEALTHLEAFLETS, informationADMINISTRATION, PAMPHLETS on AND the free. PUBLICATIONS OF THE SAFETYWHEN TEENAGERS TIPS IN, TAKEON, ANDCAREand ABOUTtraining programs of OF CHILDREN, 25. NIMH, free. THE WATER, free. research services LIPr-- 163 THECARBON BROWNINDIAN MONOXIDE, RECLUSE HEALTH ORDORLESS,SPIDER,PROGRAM 100.OF TASTELESS,THE U.S. HEALTH COLORLESS, SERVICE, DEADLY, free. 100. FROMHOWtASSAGES WAS WITCHCRAFT THE ON TRIP?,DRUGS AND FROMa SORCERYHEALTH,cussionplay, BLACK including TO150.suggestionsLITERATURE, HEADSHRINKING--SOCIETY'S script, concernedfree. production with druginstructions,CONCERN abuse. ABOUT 300. andMENTAL dis- BIBLIOGRAPHYWHATSELECTEDNIMHRELIGION INIS BRIEF,MENTAL MENTAL AND ON MENTAL100. ILLNESS?,HUMANHEALTH HEALTH,INTELLIGENCE, FILMS--A 100. bibliography, GUIDE, $2.50. 400. 550. BEFORETHINKINGTHEMENTALCURRENTSOME COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONSYOURHEALTH RESEARCHABOUT KID OF DRINKING, TRIES ANDURBANON COMMUNITY SLEEPANSWERS, DRUGS, AMERICA, 200. AND MENTAL 250. seriesDREAMS, $1. HEALTH on 650. drugs--MARIJUANA, CENTER, bibliography, NARCOTICS, 300. SEDATIVES, Films-- IFSICKLE YOU MUSTCELL SMOKE,ANEMIA, free. STIMULANTS,review of the 100 literature, each. free. Arlington,Request Community Virginia Health22203. Service film information WHEREfrom CHS,ITWE HURTS,LIVE, 800 N. community-producedon Quincy health St., care delivery. film on ghetto life. Some titles available for loan are- - Films on mental healthor purchasedproblems, fromincluding NAC. drug abuseFORGOTTENONE DOOR776giroupand alcoholism, FAMILIES, medical oncan problems be services. rented of migratory laborers. A sampling of titles-- 164 blackBLUE, 24 minutes, 16mm,lifehardships, sound,of an addict.apallingcolor: misery and everpresent despair connectedperson with bythe reconstructing the past of a young addict. Shows what addiction is like for the Portrays the CRITICAL INCIDENT--COUNSELOR,bychildcounselorthe exploring laws.smokes confronted8 minutes,eachmarijuana person's 16mm,by deals a distraughtrelationships with the mother with who the hes church, discovered Recommended for professional use. problem of helping her and the child sound, color: popular opinion, A pastoral that her thisThe followingdate are available,16mm films andare then DRUCS--A SERIES, 16mm,ABUSE,HALLUCINOGENS,MARIJUANA,general sound, drug color: scene and different NARCOTICS, types of SEDATIVES,drugs--ALCOHOL, GENERAL completely booked until June 1972. Nine 5-minute films which deal with the STIMULANTS, TOBACCO. Showdates after DRUG fcr detailed listing. AREANYTHINGBEYOND DRUGS LSD FORTHE KICKSANSWER? only on a rental basis from NAC. Write to NAC HERE'SFLOWERS HELP OF DARKNESS DISTANTACOMMUNICATON THEBRIDGEDAY CREDIBILITYIN DRUMMERFROMTHE DEATHGAPNO PLACEGAP OF DONNY B. STUDENTTHENARCOTICSA MOVEABLE SEEKERS VIEWPOINTS ADDICTION- SCENE PER§PECTIVE-A MEDICAL NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH DRUG ABUSEABUSE--EFFORT AND THE SUICIDETOALTERNATIVES FILL A VOID TO LIFE bRUGSWORLDWHAT'S ANDOF WRONG? THETHE WEEDNERVOUSTHEY'VEUS SYSTEMBEEN FOR TELLINGYEARS Bethesda,301:9000 Rockville Maryland Pike 20010 656-4000 165 Publications--In addition to above-mentioned HEW publications catalog, the Office of Informa- titlestion, NIH,by NIH Bethesda, division. Maryland 20014 offers the NIHALLIEDBureau PUBLICATIONS ofHEALTH Health MANPOWERLIST, Manpower which GRANTS Educationlists PROGRAMS, leaflet, free A sarrpling follows-- HOWNURSELITERATURETRAINEESHIPS TO SUPPLYSTUDY RELATING PATIENTANDFOR NEEDS,REGISTERED PROGRAM,TOPROGRESS, NEUROLOGICALpamphlet, NURSESfree. free. free. UNDERAND NEUROSURGICAL THE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING, TRAINEESHIP 600. SOVIETTHEFogarty FOGARTY MEDICAL International INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH Center PRIORITIES CENTERree. 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VIRUSES, Diseases fr,.e. and Stroke 111104eTUMORSMINIMALRETTITTYTUTERM7777----MONGOLISMHEADACHE, BRAIN (DOWN'S 25.AND DYSFUNCTION SPINAL SYNDROME), CORD IN TUMORS, CHILDREN, 25. $1. 1() (also in Spanish version). ForFilms-- NIH film information write to the NationalNational Medical LibraryAudiovisual of MedicineseeCenter,Atlanta, Entry 78. Georgia 30324, or NAC. THE MIRACULOUS POOL, 16mm, 26 minutes,uses. cleared for TV: iverstionvities And private industry to develop vaccinesSome against titles vi- are-- Story of NIH coopera- THEDESIGNEARLY'RECOGNITION MARX FORWATERS DENTAL STORY, HEALTH, dyingOF loan 16mm,LEARNING from from lungNAnom e. cancer who C, At r.nta, a ove instruction on correcta dentalcolor,00 25 minutes:DISABILITIES,ress, available or for purchase for from NAC. The true story of a care, for sale or short term loan man OFFICE OF EDUCATION Talking10036. 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AudiovisualSlides Aids: P'LAN'NING FOR THE EVALUATIONplus tape OFreel and printed Slides, Films Microfilms-- SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS, 74 color slides Microfilms 1970 CENSUS OF POPULATIONprograms for the handicapped; from NAC. resource guide: Help for anyone involved in thebyaccessible,lor,Education NAC,state. with and schoolStatistics,costhave fromproduced district $18 in order in addition, microfilmed DATA BY SCHOOL DISTRICT:boundariestoa set$209,depending of microfilmedsuperimposed. on theschool size district and to make 1970 Census school The National Center Theyfor are distributed district data population of maps in co- Films. StatesconcentrationsIsland, for West which Virginia,include microfilms mapsVirginia; of these are not available are Hawaii, Washington, D.C. is available. cities'maps of schoolstates districtwith major population Nevada, Rhode configurations. andFilms distribution suitable for information. Head PANCHO, color, 24 minutes,experiences available of the National Start Child Development Some titles are-- in Spanish and English Programs. Write to NAC for lists versions: The OPERATION HEAD START,Startoffilmexaminations blackthe programs, depictsprogram, and re.,ealthe suchincluding successful that he is a sample of activitiestreatmentHead Start of Child this ofwhite,condition. the 23 minutes;suffering from acute hyperthyroidism; necessary Comprehensivefor good Head coverageYear, Pancho. Medical the OPERATION HEAD START,communityEnglish teerblackintellectual involvement; versions: in California. growth; community medical action. and A Head Start Center in asoperation guidance for the child's and white, 16 minutes, dental care; parent, teacher, availablesocial,emotional, in Spanish and and in a Mexican-American and volun- 171 Filmsand whiteseries films COMMUNICATION for use by THEORY those ANDresponsible THE NEW EDUCATIONALfor MEDIA, interpreting and articulating eight 16mm hleck are--andtheory instructional and experimental technology. research in communication,THE COMMUNICATIONS REVOLUTION, 22 minutes: Available for sale or rental from NAC. Edgar Dale, Marshalllearning McLuhan, theory, perception, of the information Some titles --FiTilonPERCEPTIONMUSIC RESEARCH, affectsAND COMMUNICATION, 24 theminutes:toexplosionGilbert communicationa creative Seldes, 32and minutes: skill,the andprocess mass I.music. mediaKeith and theofTyler communicationindividual's discuss the concepton impact of Depicts the application of educational technology Shows examples of how human per- Western civilizatioh. THE PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION,whichoftional,reality. communication progressively are 24introduc,d minutes: using elaborate andan animatedillustrated. and illuminate theoretical the model, theory followed through Two major theories of perception, the cognitive and the This film explores the process by sequencescommunica- transac- Other titles PRESSEY.ExpLosrop,tions networks in military, industrial, research, and THEin TEACHERthe series AND-TECHNOLOGY, -- COMMUNICATIONS TEACHING CONFrRENCE, THE INFORMATION. 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EducationalMexico, 60 program,20016. depositories Nebraska, Mediaand to Distributionin Tennessee,administer the U.S., aid theCenterincluding Massachusetts. captioned at 50344 Regional film Wisconsin circulation Centers Ave. N.W.,system For more information, for the 112 rr Washington,SOCIAL330 C ANDSt. D.C.S.W.REHABILITATION 20201 SERVICE childprovisionsupportThe202: Social welfare, States, of and social, and Rehabilitationlocal other rehabilitation, communities, ncessary Service services other of organizations, 962-2102 income maintenance, medical, family andHEW administers Federal programs which and individuals in the aboveayouth, sampling generalthe ofdisabled, theiraddress, media and or familiesarethe listednearest in below.need. HEW fieldAdministration on Aging for the agedIts and six aging. Consultcomponent children the administrations office and of concern and officeat the for detaileu information. Publications- - MedicalCommunityAssistance Services Servicesi'ayments Administration Administration Administration PegionYouth DevelopmentOrganization andPrevention Delinquency Administration butionSoqneRefer titlesService,to the are- HEW Division - CATALOG pf OF General SENIOR CENTERS IN THEoft UNITEDmore than STATES: 1200 senior centers in PUBLICATIONS, or contact the Publications Services, above address, for information. A DIRECTORY:the U.S. which are Provides information Distri- W("iDSCONSUMER:OCIDE ON AGING: FORA BIBLIOGRAPHY OLDERassistance.dayt-4. PEOPL44. week lists to older people. Free. Free. Cautions to consumers on buyingperiodical by mail, articles on aging and etc., and suggested sources of open at least 3 AIDTHE TO FITNESS BLIND ORCHALLENGE DISABLEDclaimPHysicalted IN PEOPLE books.THEpeople, LATER fitnessooP.o-oo.Maes,ETOntracts,explains developed and Sports. ln Free. cooperation with the President'sFree. Council YEAPS presents an exercise Federal rules on Federal-State pub- program for onselec- lic assistance to the blind and permanently and totally disabled. 4( 3.3 Free. Films-- For loan or purchase from NAC, a selection of 16mm BEAMINGfilms- -THE AVERAGE, 27 minutes, sound, color: Depicts the problems of o- NOTMAKINGWEeeca77=iasermattempting SICK ENDS ENOUGH, MEET, 11 11 minutes, tionhomes,minutes, with to officesound, sound,movelimited buildings, color: aboutcolor: funds in ofconventionallyand a factories.day-care center designed in Perry, Georgia. Depicts theDepicts special the problem successful of opera- For loan or purchase, films sponsored by the SRS OfficeTHOSE WHOof JuvenileSTAY BEHIND, Delinquencywithmentalthe 16 an isolated minutes, illnessafflicted andinsound, child.thedisadvantaged unnoticelcolor: neurotic.rural family, with emphasis on the family Depicts the problems of and Yslith Developmentk- A THESECOND IMAGE CHANCE, CHANGERS, 25 minutes, betweentionships28 minutes, sound,court between sound, volunteerscolor: the black community, and white:their the wards Discussespolice, by dramatizingand the youth. rela- an actual cue. Illustrates problems encountered aFromFilmstrip/Record selection the SRS of Division titles-- Sets- of- Mental Retardation, filmstripGROWING record UP AT sets, THE TABLE:sold by TEACHING NAC, FEEDING SKILLS TO THE MENTALLY RETARDED DIAPERSGROWING AWAY:AWRY:UP AT fOILETTOILETTHE TABLE:CHILD RENTRAINING TEACHINGATIN HOME, =MrMENTALLYTHE MENTALLYFEEDINGPARTPART RETARDEDI.II. SKILLSRETARDED CHrLDREN TO CHILDMENTALLY AT HOME,RETARDED PART CHILD- I. 1k GROUPS, PART II. SOC4AL640 Security SECURITY Blvd. ADMINISTRATION TheBaltimore,301: Social SecurityMaryland Administration,21235 transferred to HEW in 1953,594-1990 admi7listers the OP. MineSocialFederal Health Security retirement, and Safety Act, survivors, andAct theof 1969.black-lung disability, benefit and healthprovisions insurance of the programs Federal ofCoal the the SSA are listed below, along with a sampling of their media. tobranchEachThe the BureausBureau officesnearest isof L.rean of Data Processing and SSAacrossrepresented office, the country.or by to 10 the SSA Bureau Regional of concerti Offices, in and Baltimore. 860 district and Direct requests for information or servicesBureau of District Office Operation Infsrmation-- Bureau of HealthDisability InsuranceAccounts Insurance Bureau of RetirementHearings and andInsurance Appeals Survivors Ave.theHeadquartersbeRequests MadeS.W.Washington ,at for any ^ontactinformation, Inquiryof the Station, districtSection, copies Administration andOffice of branch records, of Publicoffices Building,or toAffairs, of inspect SSA, at SSA,theor or by abovecopy330 contacting Independence recordsaddress, themay or Washington, D.0 20201. aboveRequestSpeakers-- general speakers address. from the nearest SSA office or from the Office of Public Affairs, tithesFilms--16mM filmsare-- are available on a free-loan basis from the nearest SSA office. Some AFTERSOCIAL THE SECURITY APPLAUSE, OMNIBUS/EL kindscolor, of 28 OMNIBUSprotection minutes: DEL offeredSEGURO SOCIAL,to 92 million in Spanish working only, Americans. Depicts several Social Security beneficiaries Social Security benefits and the WHERE THERE IS HOPE,vivors, facilitiesretardedandcolor, tells disability,3316 childrenminutes, aboutandof the35mm, the Johnfromand1970: benefits20 Medicare.F.bothminutes: Kennedy private each Institute,is and receiving, government associated student, sources. with retirement, Johns Hopkins sur- A look at help for Features the Publications- - THE DEPENDENT CHILD, blackcietyHospital andhas in white,deaft Baltimore. with30 minutes: children who have lost a parent through death. Traces ways in which so- aboveRefer generalto the HEWaddress, CATALOG or OFGPO PUBLICATIONS, for publications any SSAinformation.SOCIAL district SECURITY or branch PROGRAMS disability,office, IN THEthe awlUNITED health STATES insurance, covers old-age,and in addition survivors, railroad retirement Some titles are-- programs,sionsummarytemporarypensation of privateofretirement ,nd disabilityState-Federal pensions. pension systems insurance and public forother programsGovernmentassistance employee and employees,benefitprograms, workmen's plans and andcompensation, areaveterans brief also discus- covered.com- a State and railroad unemployment insurance and Other SSA publications -- folders, free or not moreMS-FrCeruestonsand YOURthan MEDICARE100 each-- HANDBOOK: grams,answers600. 400. on Medicare hospital and insurance pro- Comprehensive information on Medicare programs and YOURYIf SOCIAL UIi105triot SOCIALYOU SECURITY BECOME SESELt-EMPLOYED.REPORTING DI4ABLEDBENEFITS FOR STUDENTS YOUR 18-22. INCOME FOR SOCIAL SECURITY *ITY CHFCK...WHILE YOU'RE OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES HE E R 176 Exhibit-- Panelvors.SocialEight Display Security-benefitcolorful hinges. heavy They can be assembled cardboard panels, Contact theprograms--Retirement, nearest Disability, in almost any12"x24", configuration proviie with SSA office for details. messages on the fourMedicare, and Survi- the use of Porta- UNITEDENTRY STATES DEPARTMENTHOUSING OF AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT 97 Washington,451202: Seventh D.C. St. 20410S.W. 655-4000 Function: MediacommunitiespurposeEstablished Services: of HUDandby isthemetropolitan to Department assist inareas. of Housing and providing for sound development of the Nation's Development Act of 1965, the overall mationtonearestFor the information Center above HUD Fieldataddress. theon Office, speakers,above addresswhich publications, can be (telephone 202: located by consulting the USGOM or writingand films, contact the Program Infor- 755-6420), or contact the Publications BI9LIOGRAPHIESURBAN OUTLOOK, listfrom ofGPO, media a selection on of urban affairs and housing, free. titles-- 11211227="KrEQUALTHEENVIIONNan BUILT OPPORTUNITY: ENVIRONMENT AND Jew HOUSING,= FOR THE cal ELDERLY AND THE pages, loc. THE AllIBLI)GRAPHYot A IBLIOGROHY 11 pages,ITY: free.AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY, 66 pages, RESEARCH ON EQUAL OPPORTUNITY IN HANDICAPPED, 74 pages, 700. 650. 178 forWriteFilms free for loan-- film lists or foldcts, which contain (among others) the following titles OPENSOMETHING SPACE: OLD...SOMETHINGGOING, 16mm,planningnew communities tools to and challenges save open slaces--cluster color, sound NEW,28 minutes: 16mm, color, sound, in community planning. zoning, scenic Illustrates19 minutes: the easements--to Surrey of use of announcements)--BelowFilmstrips is a sampling control community growth of filmstrips available and maintain and for free loan (write promote environmental beauty. for lists and IPARKS LIKE FORIT ILRE,PEOPLE, 1;3mm, 35mm,need for beautification color, sound 17 minutes:color, with 12-inch and improvement of LP, 13 minutes:America's cities. Stresses the A STRPJ assistedwhoseand o;,1 citizens housingalike. for JUST ONCE, 35mm, color, are striving to provide older people. with 12-inch LP, a meaningful way of life Visit to three small 17 minutes: On HUD-FHA-for young towns rENTRY UNITED STATES DEPARTMENTTHE OFINTERIOR 98 111 179 Washingt3n,C St.202: between D.C. 18th 20240 and N.W.39th Sts. 343-1100 CreatedFunction: in 1849, the Department of the Interior--America's Department of Natural renewableNation'sItResources--is also principalwater,hasresources major concernedwildlife, conservationresponsibilitiesare developed withmineral, the agency, and management,forest, for used theIndian wisely, andDepartment conservation,parkand that Territorialand worksparkrecreational andandto affairs. assuredevelopmentrecreational resources. that non-of the As the Thenowresourcesfull andlarger contribution in arethecomponents conservedfuture. to ofthe forthe progress, theDepartment future, prosperity, areand listedthat and renewable below.security resources of the United make theirStates- - Field offices extend sultits work the toUSGOM the and/orlocal level.the office of interest at theNationalU.S. above Fish Park address.and ServiceWildlife Service For their location and organizational specifics, con- Bureau of ReclamationOutdoor Recreation Media Services: BureauGeological of Indian MinesSurvey Affairs andBonneville, Southwestern Alaska, Power tionsSoutheastern, Administra- ThePublicationsservice-- sampling of materials listed below, available from GPO, are organized by DI 180 General--CONSERVATION YEARBOOKS on-- THERIVEROUR ENVIRONMENTALLIVING OF LIFE LAND CHALLENGE MAN...ANIT'S YOUR ENDANGERED WORLD SPECIES U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service-- THEDUCKS RIGHT AT A TODISTANCE, EXIST full color waterfowl THE POPULATION CHALLENGE guide. Bureau ofof Mines-Indian -Affairs--' FIRST AID MANUAL FOR THE MINERAL AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES AMERICANPAMOUSANSWERSINDIANS INDIANS TO INDIANOF YOUR NEW CALENDARQUESTIONSMEXICO ABOUT AMERICAN INDIANS Bureau of Land Management-- CAMPINGHOWOUR TOPUBLIC BUYON PUBLICLANDS LANDS National 'Park Service-- LIVINGCAMPINGNATIONAL HISTORY IN PARKS THE OFNATIONALIN THE NATIONALUNITED PARK SYSTEMSTATE PARK SYSTEM Geological Survey-- WriteBOATING to theREGULATI above NSaddress IN THE for NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS .a3 PARKSYSTEM OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. 181 Natural Resources Library- - Films VirginiaWrite to NRL,22151, National for its Technical publicatis -,.n.7ormation list. Service, Springfield, address.For complete listings, write to the service of interest,Bureau ofusing Land the Management-- above general THEGiven LAST here FRONTIER; is a sampling WE'VE ofGOT titles- A LOT -OF WORK TO DO BureauNational of Mines--Park Service-- Pittsburgh,Write to Motion Pennsylvania Pictures, 15213, U.S. Bureaufor film of list.Mines, 4800 Forbes Ave., THEBoxproducedThe ACCESSIBLE147,Harpers filmsHarpers Ferry forWILDERNESS, Ferry, Historicalrental West and color, VirginiaAssociationsale. sound, 25425. 17is minutes:the distributor of all NPS- For its list write the HFHA, P.O. A sampling of 16mm titles-- Views of the back ENVIRONMENTALCELEBRATION: CHILDRENAWARENESS,narratedcountry esatAND thefingerpaintingcolor, TREES, of destructiveby Olympic 17-yearsound, color, National 5techngue oldsound,effectsminutes: Phillip 12 Park.ofto minutes: "progress."developVaughn, environmentalthis film expresses situations distress involv- Experimental film us- Produced and OUR LIVING HERITAGE,widehistoric color,history.ing selectiona single sound,heritage character.of28 Nationalpreservedminutes: Parks in the reveal National the valuesPark System. of wilderness Scenes fromand a America's natural and 182 The National Environmental Education Development Program ContactParkNationalconceptsNEED Service is the aEducationinto primary nearestNational school and secondaryAssociation(seeNational Entry Park74),classwork. for Ebvironmental Study achool curriculumDeveloped by the NPS further information. Areas (NESA), located NEED field work takes which integrates in cooperation in the parks. environmental placewith thein UNITEDENTRY STATES DEPARTMENTJUSTICE OF 99 183 202:Washington,Constitution D.C. Ave. 20530 andN.W. 10th St. 737-8200 Function: J tionssupervisesconductsFederalvideEstablished meansagainst caset,all thefor in suitsFederal Federalandthe1870, intoenforcement thelaws. theconstruepenal chiefSupreme institutions, theofpurposes Court Fodcraliwos inunderof laws;andwhichthe whichinvestigates Department tothe furnish otherUnited departments of legalandStates Justice detects counsel is areconcerned,act. viola- onto pro-It GOMoutpletecitorIn ortheaddition write informationGeneral,Legalfunctions toto thethe of and above OfficestheCounsel, for Justiceaddress. locations of and the Department. Pardon Attorney of Justice Attorney, General, regional the Deputy offices offices, Attorney listed consult General,below the carry US-Soli- This is a partial listing; for com- FederalLawCommunity Enforcement Bureau Relations of Assistance Investigation AdministrationService BureauImmigration of PrisonsNarcotics Serviceand Dangerous and Naturalization WriteMediasampling toServices: the follows-- office of. interest for full information Drugs on their offerings. A 184 Publications Federal Bureau of THE STORY OF FBI, above address.THEInvestigation-- FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, pamphlet, free from Immigration and Naturalization Citizenshipfor students education at various materials--teachers reading Service-- levels, are distributed free manuals and student texts, Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous A schoolsselection for of applicants titles from for citizenship GPO-- Drugs-- from INS, above address. to public WANTEDFACT SHEETS,DEAD OR bookletALIVE...MARI-JUANA,and containing17 abuse,fact large sheets 600. poster, on drug calling use AHAS FACTUAL ANYONE ACCOUNT, YOU CARE layman'sFOR ABOUTmONVNO150. NO APPARENT REASON?, folder, guide ARE YOU JUST WATCHINGDRUG-RELATEDTEF-Feportingplant WHILE to policeor CRIME $15existence orper INVADES BNDD, 100. 200 of DRUGS OF ABUSE, bookletcolorfree.psychology,to the containing illustrationspharmacology, and sociology ofphysiology, drugs of LSD,in Films YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD?, free. 400.listingforms,natural tableofand drug variousof abusedrug processedterms, and symptoms, Immigration and Naturalization loan16mm basiscitizenship from INS, education above Service--address.films are available to schools :137 on a free- 185 TheSlide Resource Kit Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs contracted with the American Pharma- ingconsistsceutical sections. ofAssociation 165 captioned to develop slides,most the DRUG in ABUSE Section They can be purchasedTitle separately or as a set for $55 from NAC. color, which are divided into the follow- EDUCATION SLIDE RESOURCE KIT, which Slides Cost CBA DRUGSDRUGHISTORY ABUSERS'OF OFABUSE DRUG PROPOGANDA ABUSE 33A.518 $ 6.00 10.00 5.50 HGFED DRUGREHABILITATIONDRUGU.S.DRUGS ABUSE ABUSEBUREAU AND EDUCATIONAL YOUREDUCATION OF AND NARCOTICSBODY TREATMENT PROGRAMSMATERIAL AND CENTERS DANGEROUSAND COUNCILS DRUGS 1520221230 10.00 6.007.005.50 13/.3 186 UNITEDENTRY STATES DEPARTMENTLABOR OF 100 Washington,202:14th St. andN.W. D.C. Constitution 20210 Ave. 393-2420 promotingCreatedadministeringFunction: in the 1913, welfare and the enforcing Departmentof the statutes designed to advance the of Labor is charged with, among other things,public interest by USGOMorganizationalSomeconditions, orof writethe majorand toinformation, advancingthe components above theirand of address. wage earners of the U.S. improvinglocationstheopportunities Departmenttheir of regional forare profitablelieted offices, below. employment. refer to the For complete working CommissionerAssistantEmploymentOfficeManpower of AdministrationSecretary theStandards of Assistant Labor for AdministrationStatistics Secretary Occupational Safety and Health for Labor-Management Relations ofSecretary,WriteMedia the manyServices:to the titlesabove Office address,offered of Information, for PUBLICATIONS are-- Publications, and Reports, Office OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. Someof the UNDERUTILIZATIONFEDERAL WAGE HOUR OF LAWS:WOMENERSIN THEM WHAT'SWORK- FOR YOU? 3 9 INTERVIEWER'SBACKCURRENTMONTHLY TO WORKWANELABOR AFTERDEVELOPMENTSHANDBOOKREVIEW RETInEMENT 187 INTERVIEWING GUIDESFIC EASFOR DISABILITIESALCOLHOL-SPECI-f LEGAL BLINDNESS AND M11=7 NEGROESMEXICAN-AMERICANSKNOW YOUR IN THEEMPLOYMENT UNITEDAND STATES,RIGgTS ECONOMIC SOCIAL CONDITIONS SELECTED REFERENCES - GUIDEBOOKS FOR HANDICAPPED TRAVELERS ABORTIONCONTTROT1M-11BUCATIONCOUNSELING LANS GIRLS TOWARDBLINDNESS,PERSPECTIVES PROGRAMS NEW MENIALLY RESTORED CHILDJOBSUMMER CORPSGUIDE LABOR JOBS FOR LAWS FORYOUNG STUDENTS FINDWORKERS THEM AND HOW TO Filmssored16mm filmsfilms-- for purchase, loan, or rental from NAC; a sampling-of Job Corps-spon- PERFORMANCE-CENTEREDGROUP PROBLEM SOLVING,black COUNSELING,solutionsfive-point 25 andminutes, white considered, system12 sound,youthsminutes, of -- blackgroupsolution problemsound, andproblem decidedblackwhite:must solving beand upon,defined, white: during and farac. group discussion among 'lathered, alternatetaken. Illustrates the Illus- mitmentyouth;ingtrates the workingfrom unique the in behavioralyouth; framework and patternsnotof presenttaking of anyendthe excusesfuture,individual; fromnot theseekinghim/her. plat;of Manpowerstrong recogniz- com Administration-sponsoredfive basic steps films used from in counselingthe series CAREERyouthbecoming involved with JOBA selection OPPCRTUNITIES-- ATAPPLYING MY AGE, FOR 26 Aminutes, JOB, views.11 sound,minutes, black sound, and color:white: TipsTraining on successful film for employmentjob inter- JOBSTHE COUNSELOR,FOR HEALTH, 15 11 minutes, YouthC7cpaiitorsminutes,ices Corps field--nursesound, sound, onCounselor. color:special color: aides, Typical problemsCareer orderlies, work-dayOpportunity of older laborof job ain Neighborhood room applicants.health and serv-X-ray technicians, etc. 188 Slide Series JOBS FOR THE 1970'S, 40 35mm color slides show RegionalAccompaniedespeciallyandtion industry; and Office. the promising;by thechangesnarration. effect changingahead of technologyin educationalthe 70's: and training $10 from nearest Bureau of Labor Statistics on jobs; fields of workCurrent that employment look by occupation today's occupation composi- requirements. 189 UNITEDENTRY STATES DEPARTMENTSTATE OF 101 Washington,202:221 C St. N.W.D.C. 20520 655-4000 Function: ,,109) wasU.S.States;ofThe established foreignoldest overseas in soexecutivepolicy doinginterests,in 1789.promoting the department Department makes the recommendations oflong-range determinesthe U.S. securityGovernment, and on analyzespolicy and the well-beingand the Department future facts of action,relating theof StateUnited im- to Its primary function is the formulation and execution ofplements State andestablished the following policy offices-- through the activitiesFunctionalRogicnal of thrOffice BureausBureaus of andthe OtherSecretary Management and Administration gionalFor detailed offices organizational of the Department and administrativeof State, refer information, to the office and of locations interestAreas ofat AgencyForeign for Service International Development re- WriteMediathe above Services!to the address Office or of consult Media Services,the USGOM. Bureau of Public Affairs, above address, visualfor media information, lists. contact NAC. SELECTED PUBLICATIONSSome AND titles LUDIOVISUAL listed inMATERIALS, recent issues qbartekly are-- listing, free. For publications information also consult the GPO; for audio- A sampling of Department of State media- - 190 BACKGROUND NOTES, short,history,forLiechtenstein,tries, complete factual 100government, each. list.summaries Republic economy, whichof Maldives, anddescribe foreign Nauru, the relations people, Venezuela, of variousetc. Some of the many nations covered are Angola, Israel, Write coun- MAJORTHEISSUES: UNITEDPUBLICATIONS STATES OFANDGRAPHY, THE THE-PEWLE'S DEPATNENT 18 pages, REPUBLICOF free.STATE: OF CHINA 3 pages, 100. COMMUNIST CHINA--CURRENT INFORMATION SUPPLEMENT, 6 pages, 100. AN ANNOTATED BIBLIO- DEPARTMENTINTERNATIONAL OF STATE EDUCATIONAL onrelationsBULLETIN,$16 all per aspectsAND year; andweekly CULTURAL theofsingle reporteducationalwork EXCHANGE, copy of on the 300.developments andDepartmentquarterly cultural inpublicationof exchange, foreignState and both Foreign public Service. and WritefilmsFilids for available U.S. DEPARTMENT for loan, OF rental, STATE FILMor sale, BULLETIN, which includes,periodic private, $1 per year. announcement of 16mm the following-- FROM WHERE I SIT, 27policy minutes, decisions,issues black and and usingthe white: factors examples which ranging must frombe considered relatively in obscure making questionsforeign The complexity of foreign among many others, AGE OF REVOLUTIONS, color,toRevolution, Paristhe 31great andminutes: through hisproblems crucial Depicts the of early rolepeace the Federalin diplomacyand winning war. period--Benjamin ofindependence. the American Franklin's journey 203 191 ForeignFc-ei n ServiceLan ua eInstitute Learnin. foreignMaterials- language Ta learning materials, texts and reel s and Texts Mediatapes, are or available tapes alone, for learningare available the following from NAC languages--forAmharic saleBulgarian only, at varying prices. GermanFula KitubaKurundi SwahiliSpanish FrenchFinnishChinyanjaCantoneseCambodian JapaneseHungarianHebrewHausaGreek MoreSerbo-CroationLugIndaLingalaKorean YorubaVietnameseTwiTurkish 192 UNITEDENTRY STATESTRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT OF 102 Washington,202:400 7th St. D.C. S.W. 20590 426-4000 J visionofEstablishedFunction: developing of fast, innational safe,1966, the efficient,transportation and convenient policiesDepartment and of Transportation transportation at theprograms lowest conducive to the pro-was created for the purpose Administeredreadingservicescost consistent roomslisted by forthe below.therewith. publicOffice of Field officesuse. are located the Secretary,For their DOT functionslocations, and for across the U.S.; many maintain are carried out by the al or administrative information, FederalUnited RailroadAviationStates Coast Administration Guard write to the above address NationalFederal HighwayHighway Administration Transpc.rtation Safety Beard Traffic Safety detailed organization-or consult the USGOM. Media Services: Urban Mass Transportatiop\Administration \, Saint Lawrence SeawayAdministration Development Corp. 11 ContactspeakerSpeakers the for national a group meeting. or regional offices of the service of interest to book a 193 Publications A Requestsampling publications of titles-- information from the nationalFrom or theregional Federal office Highway of interest.Administration-- AMERICA'SFromTHEFEDERAL FREEWAY the AID LIFELINES:Federal INHIGHWAY THE Aviation CITY, MAP, $3.42"x65", Administration-- $1.50. FEDERAL AID FOR HIGHWAYS, 350. AVIATIONGLOSSARYHELIPORTTHE AIRPuRT--ITS EDUCATION DESIGNOF AERONAUTICAL GUIDE, INFLUENCEMATERIALS,career 750. TERMS, informationON free COMMUNITY free. to schools; for ECONOMY, students, some free.items teachers, offered- and - counselors; curriculum EXAMINATION GUIDES, esteddevelopmentandincluding--sckool teaching in avaiationaerospace of guides aviation; educationcareers. for alllists gradeprogram of courseslevels, materials; recommendedincluding articles college; for on persons the sample history inter- high and ----a=r7fraimpot PilotGliderFlightAirplane Written PilotTest Flight GuidesTestWritten Instructor Guide,forvarious Test examinations 554Guide--Private Writtenprices under Teston piloting Guide,$1.and Commercial, 700.various typesfree. of aircraft, FLIGHT INFORMATION, AERONAUTICALincludingFEDERALChartbycomplete the and National AVAIATION list --Information CHARTS or Oceanaeronautical REGULATIONS,AND CenterSurvey,RELATED charts charts andPUBLICATIONSin 11selected ofofvolumes, foreigAthe seriesU.S.CATALOG, various areas. published of free: USAFprices. Aeronauticaland distr'_Luted Contains 4 194 From the Urban Mass Transportation Administration-- THENEWS EVOLUTIONRELEASE, reportsOF METRO,System.engineering on examinationsocial aspectseconomic, of of transportation. evolution of Washington, D.C. Subwaypolitical, psychological, and FromBIBLIOGRAPHIESSOCIOECONOMIC the National FACTORSon Highway various UNDERLYING Traffic transportation SafetyPUBLIC subjects; TRANSIT USEAdministration- IN THE JOURNEY TO WORK. write for lists. - MOTORHIGHWAYFEDERAL VEHICLE MOTORSAFETY EMISSIONS: VEHICLE PROGRAMavailablescription, SAFETY STANDARDS, STANDARDS,free. $8 per 45. year. looseleaf A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY, limited number with supplements, sub- of copies sponsoringRequestFilms lists agencies of 16mm follows; from the most service of are available on a free loan basis. interest. A sampling of titles and FLYINGTHISRXFrom FORIS theCLUBS, FAA,FLIGHT, Federal 520 minutes. 20minutes. Aviationminutes. Administration-- PLANE110WKITES AIRPLANES SENSE,TO CAPSULES, 20 FLY, minutes. 518 minutes. minutes. THETOFrom DRINKINGSAVE the YOUR Federal DRIVER LIFE Highway Administration-- AUTOMOBILE HYDROPLANING12 minutes. , color, sound, From the United States Coast Guard-- HIGHWAYS ARE FOR PEOPLE27 minutes. , color, sound, COASTBOATING GUARD SAFETY, LIGHTHOUSES, color,14 16 minutes.color, minutes. 2,()7 STORYAIDS TODT NAVIGATION,THE GREAT LAKES, 25color,22 minutes. minutes. black and white, 195 UNITEDENTRY STATES DEPARTMENTTHE TREASURY OF 103, Washington,202:15th St. andD.C. Pennsylvania 20220N.W. Ave. 393-6400 TheFunction: Department of the Treasury performs three basic functions: To formulate poli- officesvisingofmoneys,managecy savings and the national whichissuingrecommend publicbonds administer banks; and and debt.domestic processingother and these manufacturingsecurities;and activitiesGovernmentinternational collecting coins, are--checks; financial currency, taxesissuing policyand andand customs postageandpromoting tax duties, stamps.policy, the super-sale and Fiscal service operations include accounting for public The FiscalBureauOffice ofService Customsthe ComptrollerSecretaryCurrency of the UnitedBureauInternal Statesof theRevenue SecretSavingsMint ServiceDivision Service Bonds MediatoField the Services: Officesabove general carry outaddress these or activities consult the throughout USGOM. the U.S.; for locations, write FieldSpeakers Office. can be booked for group presentations by contacting the nearest Treasury 196 WritePublications to the Office of Information, Office of the Secretary, above address, for SELECTED LIST OF TREASURY PUBLICATIONS, some titlesAUNITEDHISTORICAL BRIEF from STATESwhichHISTORY HIGHLIGHTS, are--CUSTOMS OF THEorganization ANDaboutBUREAU YOU, the OF pamphlet ofU.S.ENGRAVING Customs. Treasury on ANDthe Building.PRINTINGhistory, functions, and MEDALSQUESTIONSTAXAYOUR UNITEDGUIDE INFORMATION FEDERAL OF TOSTATES ANDTHE FEDERAL INCOMEANSWERS--GUNUNftED SECURITIESON SCHOLARSHIPSESTATE TAXSTATES ANDAVAILABLECONTROL MINT GIFT ANDISSUED ACT TAXATIONFELLOWSHIPSTO OF INVESTORSFOR 1968 PUBLIC SALE THEKNOWTAXINFORMATION SECRETADVANTAGES YOUR MONEY,SERVICE ABOUT OF booklet SAVINGS ANDSERIES ITS on BONDS"E"PROTECTIVE how BONDSagainst to detect RESPONSIBILITIESforgery counterfeit losses, andmoney the and story guard of the Secret Service. 197 SuperintendentUNITEDENTRY STATESPRINTING GOVERNMENTof Documents OFFICE 104 Washington,202:Public Documents D.C. 20402 Department 541-3000 TheFunction: U.S. Government Printing Office executes orders for printing and binding placed Mediadistributesofsuppliesby theseCongress Services: publications.to and alland sells governmentalthe agenciesGovernment activitiesof publicationsthe Federal on order. Government. and catalogs, and maintains The Public Documents Department It furnishes stationery a library edGPO'sin--and publications GovernmentPublic Documents annually.Bookstores Department across makesthe nation available over to27,000 the publicdifferent through Federally mail ordersproduc- The Public Document Distribution Centers are located Atlanta,buildings.Washington,Department, Georgia D.C. 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39, refer 42, 49to subject of interest.56, 65, 66, AUDIOVISUAL EDUCATION 49 , 74, 96 219 rHEMISTRY 59, 61, 80 208 CHILD LABOR LAWS 100 DENTAL HEALTH 96 CINECHINESECHINACHILDREN'S 45 57, LANGUAGE-LANGUAGE 101 MEDIAHEALTH MEDIA2, INSTRUCTIONAL20, 4, 28,20,23, 9657,24, MEDIA10176 101 DISEASE,DISADVANTAGEDDESIGNDEPOSITORY 17,see 90,LIBRARIES,type 16,97 of 39, 49,56,FEDERAL 56,84, 84,107104 107 COLLEGES,COASTCOINSCIVILCITIZENSHIP GUARD SERVICEAND se: MEDALS95, EDUCATION HIGHEREMPLOYMEi4T 102 103 EDUCATION 99 92 DRUGSDRAMADOCUMENTS, 53,4, 14,75 SUPERINTENDENT 20, 36, 48,99 71, OF 73,104 88, 96, COMMUNITYCOMMUNICATIONSCOLLECTIVECOLLEGE ALUMNI EDUCATIONHEALTH BARGAINING 319, 84, 35,8, 96 14,49,87 6384, 99 EDUCATIONECONOMICSECOLOGY 8, 3,20, 17, 6, 31, 29,7, 39, 36,17,S3, 21,102, 25, 108; 26, see 27, al 8, 28,9,79,so 10,11,CONSERVATION93,32, 9435, 12,40, 37, 15,51, 39, 16,59, 82, 91, CONGRESSCOMPUTERCOMMUNITYCOMMUNITY 41,SYSTEMSSCIENCE RELATIONS PLANNING 58 7, 49,51,SERVICE48, 61,66,84, 789997 EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND9692,69,42, 93,70,44, 95,71,46, 96,72,49, 98,74,63, TECHNOLOGY99,77,64, 65,100,81, 66, 84, 101,49, 67,90, 74,106 68,91, CONSUMERCONSERVATION CONCERNS 17, 29,14,84, 36,91,36, 93, 39,93,39, 96 5198,4 108 3,, 74, 83, 59, 82, ELDERLYELEMENTARYEDUCATIONAL 36, EDUCATION88, RESEARCH 96, 97 17,49, 13, 18,68, 49, 19,74, 96 23,90, 91, 96, 98 46, CURRICULUMCRIMINOLOGYCOUNSELINGCOPYRIGHT PROCEDUREMEDIA19, 4, 49,20, 6, 74,39,24,5898 96,88,46, 10096,76, 99,80, 10387, EMPLOYMENT,EMBASSIESELIZABETHANELDERLY, HOUSING 50see STUDIES CAREER FOR 53 THEINFORMATION 97 DEAF,DAYDANCE CARE 2MEDIA 23, FOR71, THE96 96 ERICENVIRONMENTALENGLISHENGINEERING 49, LANGUAGE96 22, CONCERNS 36,EDUCATION 59,97,36, 8,80 98,39, 17,49 102,40, 19,20, 51,108 57,29,31 80, 82, 88, 91, 94, 209 ESKIMOS 46 FOREIGN LANGUAGE INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA FACSIMILESEYEEXHIBITSEXTENSION DISEASES 53, 53,EDUCATION 20,58, 58, 9690, 62 9649, 81, 92, 100 FRENCHFREERFORESTRYFOREIGN GALLERY LANGUAGE SERVICEPOLICY61 OF 88,101MEDIA ART 101 9049,20, 67,24, 96,76 101 FEDERALLYFEDERALFBI 99 GOVERNMENTCAREERSAVIATION PRODUCED 92 ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONAUDIOVISUAL MEDIA62102 67 GAMESFUTUREGENETICS 46 STUDIES 20, 34,79, 59,100, 78 109 78 FILMFELLOWSHIPSFEDERAL COLLECTIONS RECORDSRAILROADPUBLICATIONS 11, 34,44,15,ADMINISTRATION 70,6221,41, 75,58,62, 80,67104 103102 GEOPHYSICSGENERALGEOLOGYGEOLOGICALGEOGRAPHYGENETICS 59,SERVICES20, 58,34 SURVEY 60,34, 77, 98 59, ADMINISTRP'ION9896 62, 67 FILM PRODUCTIONLISTSEXCHANGESCOMPETITIONS 5, 6, 2115, 15, 45 35, 33,96, 67 45, 97, 60, 108 71, 80, GOVERNMENTGLOBESGERMAN 77LANGUAGE PUBLICATIONSORGANIZATIONDOCUMENTS MEDIA 58, 76,101 104MANUAL 62, 88, 41 104 FILMSFILMMAKING 1, 5, EDUCATION 15, 17, 18,15,92,74,38, 19,35,93,76, 45, 21,29,31,357494,77, 46, 95,78, 50, 96,84, 55, 97,85, 57, 98,86, 58, 99,89, 60, 100,SO, 67, 91, 73, GUIDANCE,GROUPGRAPHICSGRADUATE DYNAMICS 53,EDUCATION see 62, COUNSELING19, 76, 78,5, 90 80, 9,100 22,93 44, 49, 75, FISHFILMSTRIPSFILMS, AND CAPTIONED, WILDLIFE 17, 46, 98 FOR48, 76,101, THE49, 77, DEAF102,60, 86, 67,96105, 93, 74, 107 97, 105, 107 HANDICAPPED,HALLUCINOGENS,GUN CONTROL 103EDUCATION see DRUGS FOR THE 49, 58, FOREIGNFORECASTINGFOODFOOD PURITY AND EDUCATIONAL DRUG 79,36, ADMINISTRATION100,59, SYSTEMS 9610996, 101 7, 9613, 49, HANDICAPPED,MEDIAHANDICAPPED HOUSINGEMPLOYMENT FOR 10796FOR THE OFTHE 58,THE 97, 68,100, 100 96, 107 210 HEADHANDICRAFTS START 56, 85, 71, 89, 96 90 INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES 5, 49, 109 HEALHEALTHHEALTH CAREERS 20, 26, 19, 27, 26, 84,28,56, 27, 100 36,59, 28, 38,67, 78 71, 78, 84,86,87,96,100. EDUCATION 20, 27, 28, 55, 78, 39, 55, INTERNATIONALINTERNATIONALINTERNALINTERMEDIATE REVENUE MEDICALEDUCATION AFFAIRS SERVICEPROGRAMS RESEARCH AND46, 103 COMMODITY 96,93 20, 98 96 HIGHERHEARTHEALTH DISEASEEDUCATIONTECHNOLOGYSERVICES 78, &5, 9620,MENTAL MINISTRATION6, 55,7, HEALTH8,78 9, AD-96 JEWSJEWELRYJAPANESEINVESTMENTS 58 76 LANGUAGE 89, 103MEDIA 76, 101 HISPANICHIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION,FOUNDATION 5881,63,12, FEDERAL91, 64,13, 92, 65,16, 93, 66,24, 95, 68,27, 106 69,32, 72,42, 7449 LABORJOBS,JOB CORPS LAWSsee 6,CAREER100 100 INFORMATION HUMANHOUSINGHOUSEHOSPITALHOME RELATIONSECONOMICS OF17, REPRESENTATIVESADMINISTRATION 39, 57,19,16, 85,59,93 9767, 27,41 89, 28, 91 96 LANGUAGELABORLANDLABORLABOR-MANAGEMENT UNIONSMANAGEMENT, STATISTICS 4, 49, 14, 75, 100 BUREAU100RELATIONS 91 OF 9831, 63, 100 IMMIGRATIONHUMANITIES 22,AND 34,NATURALIZATION 46,99 75, 87 SERVICE LEGALLEGALLAWLATIN 25,ENFORCEMENTEDUCATION AIDAMERICAN 31, 84, 88 99 25,STUDIES 39, 99 99, 1, 103 55, 58, 85 INFECTIOUSTNMSTRIALINDIANS,INDIANINCUNABULA AFFAIRS, AMERICAN DISEASES SAFETY58 BUREAU 1001,96 57, OF 90,98 98 LPLIBRARIESLEGISLATURE RECORDINGS 32, 31,46,33, 48,39,4158, 77,71,49,59, 86,74,61, 96,78,62, 97,96, 10597, 98, 104 58, 74, 76, 65, INSTITUTIONALINFORMATIONINSTITUTIONALINFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSES EXCHANGESMANAGEMENT ACCREDITATION37, 8049 5, 49,14, 72 71,19, 80 31, MANPOWERMANAGEMENTMAIL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION EDUCATION 105 MEDIA 100 31, 89 ZZ2 211 MAPSMANUSCRIPTS 53, 58, 53,62, 5877, 96, 102 MYTHOLOGYMUSIC EDUCATION 2, 24, 65 77 MARINESMASSMARKETINGMARIJUANA, COMMUNICATIONS 67 AND see CONSUMER DRUGS 87, SERVICES96 93 . NARCOTICSNARCOTICS, ANDsee DANGEROUSDRUGS DRUGS, BUREAU MEDICALMEDICAID,MATHEMATICS EDUCATIONCAREERSAUDIOVISUAL MEDICARE 49, 26,59, 20, 9627MEDIA80 26, 27,78, 78,96 96 NATIONALNASA 60 COLLECTIONENVIRONMENTALDEFENSE 67, OF DEVELOPMENT95 99FINEEDUCATIONAL ARTS 76,PROGRAM 90 98 MEDICINEMEXICAN-AMERICANMENTALMEDLARS RETARDATIONHEALTH28,78 29, 19, 38, STUDIES 20, 9659, 10796 67, 33, 78, 55, 96, 97 NATIONALNATIONAL INSTITUTE MUSEUMINSTITUTES OF OF MAN HISTORYGY OFMENTAL 9090HEALTH ANDHEALTH 96 TECHNOLO- 96 METEOROLOGYMINORITYMINES,MIGRATORYMICROFORMS BUREAU BUSINESS FAMILIES607-9412, OF 58, 9889, 961, 9423 NATIONAL PORTRAITPARKSOCEANICMUSEUM 98, OF ANDGALLERY 108NATURALMINISTRATION ATMOSPHERIC 90 HISTORY 94AD- MINT,MINORITY BUREAU EDUCATIONCONCERNSI8, OF THE 8, 103 15,15,56, 25, 25,70, 30, 26,96, 47, 49,9997, 49, 99, 100 NATIONALNATURALNATIONAL REFERRALHISTORY TECHNICAL 90,CENTERAND INFORMATION94,98, TECHNOLOGY 98FOR108 SCIENCE CENTER 58 MOTIONMULTIMEDIAMODEL PICTURES,ROCKET KITSCURRICULA SAFETY see17, FILMS24, 6024,76 48, 46, 49, 54, 54, 76 74, NEGRONEEDNAVYNATIONALNATURAL 95PROGRAM HISTORY, RESOURCESSECURITY 98 see 67,LIBRARY AFRICA, 95 98 AFRICAN-AMERI- MUSICMURALSMULTIMEDIA 2, 46, 4, 77LISTS14, 23, 6, 24,11,77,73, 53,12, 85,74, 58,17,.33, 8676, 65, 80 75,35, NEUROLOGICALNEGROES,NORTH AMERICAN see DISEASEAFRICA, INDIANS,CANS, 96AFRICAN-AMERICANS,BLACKINDIANS, seeBLACK STUDIES AMERICAN STUDIESESKIMOS 212 NUCLEAR SCIENCE 29 POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION 53, 59, 75, 80 OFFICEOCEANOGRAPHYOCCUPATIONALNURSING OF EDUCATIONHOMES18, 94SAFETY20, 36 27, 96 AND 28, HEALTH 96 100 PROPOSALPRISONS,PRIMARYPRESIDENTIALPOVERTY WRITING EDUCATION16,BUREAU 39,RECORDS 9OF84, 23,99 10758, 56, 62 96 ORIENTALORIENTALORGANOVERSEASOUTDOOR TRANSPLANTATION LANGUAGE RECREATION,EDUCATIONLANGUAGE MEDIA INSTRUCTIONAL7, BUREAU 13,78, 96 OF 98 59, 90, 101 49, 96 PUBLICPUBLICPSYCHOLOGY RELATIONS HEALTHASSISTANCE 19, 20, 31,3, 96 71,12,59,88 88,17,91, 9696, 47, 57, 99, 100 PAINTINGSORIENTAL 76,STUDIES 90 58, 10190, 101 MEDIA READINGRARERADIORACE BOOKS 35,RELATIONS 23, 57,53, 33, 90,58 49,1, 93 5,59,100 36, 90 47, 71, 97, PERSONNELPEACEPARENTPACKAGING CORPS95 EDUCATION 19,40, 1, 31, 51101 23,37, 7442, 89, 92, 100 RENWICKREGIONALREADINGRECORDINGS,READING ISGALLERY CENTERSEDUCATION FUN- see.LP DAMENTAL90 FOR 23, &THE TAPE/CASSETTE 49, PROGRAMDEAF 90 96 90 PHYSICSPHYSICALPHOTOGRAPHSPESTICIDES 59, SCIENCESFITNESS 8034,20, 58,40 18,34, 62, 67,59, 76, 8680 93 RURALRESEARCHRENAISSANCERETIREDRESPIRATORY DEVELOPMENT SERVICESPERSONS11, STUDIES DISEASES AND49, 53,36, CONSERVATION5896 7771, 88, 96, 97 93 POLLUTIONPOLITICALPLANNINGPICTURE SETS 39,SCIENCE17,CAMPAIGN 79,24,36,.80, 97,62,47, MEDIA 100,76,55,82, 47,9379,91,109 102 55, 88 87, 88 RUSSIANRURAL STUDIESEDUCATION LANGUAGE 74, 74,MEDIA INSTRUCTIONAL93 10196 20, 58, 101 MEDIA POSTERSPOSTALPOPULATIONPOSTAGE REGULATIONS16, STAMPS 57,17, 82 53,105 10557,90 62, 70, 74, 88, SCIENCESAVINGSSAFETY EDUCATIONBONDS18, 36, 103 59, 4, 60,102,34, 67, 49103, 107 96, 100, 4111-1:0:1011 SCIENCE FILMS 21, 78, 91 STUDENTS, HIGHER EDUCATION 36, 63, 66, 213 4 SCIENCESSCIENTIFIC 4, 21,RESEARCHINSTRUMENTSDATA 34, CLEARINGHOUSE 46, 78,SERVICE 58, 480, 59, 87,58, 80,67, 90,90 90 91, 93, 94 TALKINGSUICIDE BOOKS20, 71 58 92, 106 ,SEX EDUCATIONSENATESECRETSCULPTURESCRIPTS 68 41,SERVICE 53, 54,58 93 76,103 90 TAXTECHNICALTEACHERTAPE/CASSETTE INFORMATION EDUCATION INFORMATION RECORDINGS103 6, 23,32,RESOURCES 49,4,50,58,60,67,93,96,101,109 5,74 16,58, 67, AEXUALSICKLESHORTSHAKESPEARE DISCRIMINATION LIVED$68CELL ANEMIAPHENOMENA,53 5, 9611, CENTER32, 47, FOR 90 TRANSPARENCIES,TRANSLATIONSTELEVISIONTELEPHONE INFORMATION21, 80, 23, see90 35,94,FILMSTRIPS SERVICES 45,98 57, and90, 9396 SOCIALSLAVICSOCIALSLIDES SCIENCESLANGUAGE 16,AND 17,REHABILITATION 20,MEDIA19, 34,32, 53,58, 49, 24, 54,101 SERVICE55, 46,57, 67 50,67, 53,76, 85, 93, 99, 100 96 TRANSPORTATIONTRAVELINGTRAVEL INFORMATIONSERVICE, EXHIBITS 19, U.S.94 39, SLIDES53,50, 102 76,77, 90, 9694 SOLIDSOCIALSPANISHSPACESOUTH WASTE SECURITYSCIENCEAMERICA LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT 1,ADMINISTRATION MEDIA58, 8551 14, 20, 96 33, 58, 4, 60, 90 UNIVERSITIES,TUDORTOY SAFETY PERIOD 60, 53 see 96 HIGHER EDUCATION SPEAKERSSPANISH LANGUAGEBUREAUS 29,INSTRUCTIONAL10170, 60, 76, 84, 83, 96, MEDIA84, 102, 85, 96, 101 URBANUNIONS STUDIESPLANNING 14, 31 8, 8, 17, 17, 19, 91,10239, 39, 93,52, 52, 97,82, 82, 10297, STAMPSSPEECHSTUDENTSTUARTSTIMULANTS, 82,SCRIPTS PERIOD AID 105 70,see 53 75DRUGS103, 104, 109 17, 62 VIDEOMEDIAVETERINARYVETERANS BENEFITS21, MEDICINE 23, 35,92, 61 45,107 55, 90, 93 214 VOTER'VOLUNTEERSVISTAVIETNAM 1NFORMATION 38, 1, 101 18, 41,36, 47,71, 96,57, 88107 4, WILDLIFEWELFARE,WEATHERWAR 38, 9439,PROTECTIONsee 95, PUBLIC 101 82,ASSISTANCE 98, 108 ZOOLOGYWORLDWOMEN HEALTH 2,46, 5, 59, ORGANIZATION11, 61. 17, 80 23,90, 24, 2092, 47, 95, 56, 100 88,

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