This paper describes an innovative and effective approach to venereal disease education which utilized an Educational Telephone Network. (JC)

A detailed manual for the establishment and maintenance of a recycling center. Presented in steps, it covers the following: Start Up; Operation (glass, paper, aluminum cans, etc., troubles and recommendations); and Key Addresses of organizations able to supply helpful information. (LK)

A successful mechanism for arriving at consensus on school objectives has been developed and utilized in the School of Community and Allied Health Resources, University of Alabama in Birmingham. It has resulted in increased unity of purpose in the school and interest and participation in its governance and administration. (SA)

Solutions for environmental noise pollution lie in systematic study of many basic processes such as reflection, scattering, and spreading. Noise propagation processes should be identified in different situations and assessed for their relative importance. (PS)

Expands on the concept that environmental deficiencies are symptoms of human behavior that lead to environmental degradation. Explores the question of why people behave in a manner that is destructive of the environment with a focus on values and value conflict. (LK)

Alphabetical listing of companies which offer analytical sampling and testing services for pollution control and abatement; consultants that also manufacture and distribute products. List of book publishers included. (LK)

Mental health workers are critically examining modes of service delivery. Crisis intervention offers a way to apply to mental health problems some concepts of primary prevention that have been successful in the public health field. (Author)

Revised version of paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Association for Opinion Research, Lake George, New York, 1969. Based on experience in a ghetto study, paper focuses on sources of resistance to community surveys, some of the forms it takes, and the implications for social research. (RJ)

Discusses some of the problems associated with pediculosis and scabies in school children. (AN)

Discusses the benefits as well as the risks of nuclear-power plants. Suggests that critics who dwell on the risks to the public from nuclear-power plants should compare these risks with the present hazards that would be eliminated. Bibliography. (LC)

This paper describes the evolution of the community mental health training program at Harvard Medical School and the ways in which it has attempted to retain its commitment to the principles of relevance and flexibility. Some of the issues affecting future directions are highlighted. (Author)