Legislation often is a major determinant in the financing and control of programs for training and using auxiliary personnel. This speech and the question and answer session which followed helped participants at the AHEA Workshop on Utilization and Training of Auxiliary Personnel in Home Economics to understand the many types of existing…

Address presented at the Annual Conference of the National Association for the Education of Young Children, Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 6, 1971, by the Associate Chief of the Children's Bureau which was recently established within the Office of Child Development. (RY)

Chief, Mexican American Affairs, U.S. Office of Education indicates in this address some encouraging Developments in Chicano education and offers some muted criticisms. (DM)

Describes an experimental early elementary education program. (Author)

Describes a study undertaken by CURE (Center for Urban Research and Experiment) to determine the role of the Federal Government in man-environment research. The survey report, Man-Environment Research," includes a summary of the status of man-environment research, both outside and within the federal government, and a bibliography with 2,000…

Man-environmental research projects sponsored by the Department of Transportation (DOT) over the last decade are reviewed, based on the Man-Environment Rresearch survey report. The effects of transportation on the community are the major concern of the DOT projects. (PR)

Excerpts from a speech to the Ontario Association for Continuing Education, June 1970. Expresses the idea that a learning society will be a more creative, more just society. (RB)

Presents a list of resolutions passed at the 31st annual convention of the National School Boards Association in April 1971. (JF)

North Carolina school trains men for jobs once handed down from father to son. (Editor)

Discusses existing child and maternal health care services, the growing need for new projects and manpower, and the costs of such programs. (AJ)

A national policy of intensified training where the government contracts the economy to cool inflation may be the humane and efficient way to handle the two most vexing economic problems -- inflation and unemployment. The best evidence that the scheme can work is seen in Sweden. (Journal/EB)

This first annual report on the Work Incentive (WIN) Program covers theprogram from its inception in mid-1968 to April 30, 1970.