Part 2 of a two-part report describes nine supplemental studies used to test K-MUST, the Kansas Manpower Utilization System for Training. For each study, an introduction, background information, procedures, analysis, and conclusions and recommendations are provided. The studies are: (1) a comparison of Federal matrix manpower needs projections and employer survey manpower needs projections for small labor markets, (2) an analysis of the accuracy of modified matrix projected occupational profiles for urban labor markets, (3) the use of manpower needs and student interest to plan vocational and technical education in Kansas, (4) an analysis of the net manpower needs in the Kansas City Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area from 1972 through 1976, (5) a physical facility utilization survey of the 14 area vocational-technical schools in Kansas, (6) participation rates of disadvantaged and handicapped groups in Kansas area vocational and technical school programs, (7) a cost/benefit analysis of training programs in Kansas' 14 vocational area schools, (8) the development of a decision model for vocational-technical education planning, and (9) handbook for vocational and technical education planners: cycle 2, January, 1973. A 15-page bibliography and 122 pages of appended material conclude the document. (AG)