This article shows us the problems labor has in establishing leadership training programs for their personnel. (MR)

A systems approach to behavior analysis through a common analytical premise. (Author)

Describes Greenwich, Connecticut's new budgeting system that allows only for those expenitures used to implement one of 47 statements of policy on program goals. (JF)

Recommends cooperative purchasing and the use of mark sense card readers to enable schools to afford the best computers available for use in classroom work. (JF)

Applying cost-benefit analysis to information systems development. (RA)

The need for Federal aid to education is emphasized. (CK)

A distinction is made between cost-effectiveness analysis and cost-benefits analysis as applied to information systems; and the relationship between costs, performance, and benefits is discussed. (Author)

Cooperation between purchasing agent and audiovisual director is necessary for most efficient buying method of equipment. (IR)

A Florida districtwide energy policy is attempting to reduce energy consumption to one-half of the 1976-77 district average. (MLF)

No public funds are saved by forbidding the use of federal funds for abortions among poor women. The future public cost of an unwanted birth is estimated for 1978 to be almost 100 times the cost of an abortion. (Author/RM)

As companies devote more resources to training, the need for valid information about the return on investment increases. (JOW)