The Logan County (Illinois) Community Resource Development Council, assisted by sociologists and graduate students from the University of Illinois, designed an attitudinal survey which was administered to a random sample of 700 Logan County adults to ascertain the support of the residents for Council activities and to learn from the residents what they perceived to be the needs and opportunities in the County. The resultant sample was comprised of 340 adults. Survey results indicated that almost all households had at least one member who was employed and that most of the jobs which Logan County residents held were in the County or in close proximity to it. Almost all respondents felt that additional jobs were needed and that industry and tourism should be increased. Generally, the adults were fairly well satisfied with the services available in the County. Least satisfactory to the respondents were full-time job opportunities, housing for senior citizens, and counseling programs for youth. Most of the adults sought entertainment activities in Lincoln and a majority also purchased most items from a selected list in Lincoln, indicating that Lincoln is an important central commercial district for the county. Appendices contain an interview schedule and additional information from the interview schedule. (CM)