This problem selection model for extension programing presents 20 criteria grouped in the categories of mission, indication of need, community support, impact, and organizational support and provides guidelines for weighing and evaluating the criteria when making program decisions. (SK)

The author proposes that the small businessman is an appropriate clientele for Extension and provides a model for effecting the change in Extensions's role. (AG)

Article describes curriculum, costs, and facilities of school in Olympia, Washington. (SP)

Describes a new program of community development in Kansas which serves to coordinate and alert community individuals to become aware of problems and opportunities. (AN)

Describes how cable television helped to unite a Puerto Rican community while providing needed extension education for new immigrants. (AN)

Describes the success of a West Virginian program of extension education for the training of sewage treatment plant operating personnel. (AN)

Discusses fair evaluation of planning and zoning activities and effects in Delaware. (AN)

The London University external degree system is laboring under great pressure, according to the report released in May, by the Principal, Sir Douglas Logan. (Author/AN)

Annual summer courses at the University of Keele, England, bring together about 100 highly motivated home degree (correspondence study) students for two weeks of intense academic work in seminars and tutorial groups. (LY)

The department plans to widen its activities by introducing more intensive courses, by conducting research, and by serving as a clearinghouse of information on adult education. (PT)