The president of National Public Radio describes the goals of this newly formed organization. (AA)

The Kalamazoo (Michigan) Parent Respite Care Co-op enables parents of handicapped children to take a break from the daily care their child requires. (SW)

Project Work, based on the success group approach, offered counseling to six gifted underachievers in middle school. The program, lasting 10 weeks, included group discussions, contracts, and daily evaluations. (SW)

Project Soar, a Saturday enrichment program for gifted students (6-14 years old), allows students to work intensively in a single area of interest. Examples are cited of students' work in crewel embroidery, creative writing, and biochemistry. (CL)

Describes the function of the regional Federal Archives and Records Centers that were established in 1968-69 in or near 11 cities across the country. Briefly mentioned are typical kinds of cartographic resources that may be useful to map librarians and researchers interested in specific regions. (JD)

Describes a letter-writing system developed to increase the communication and interests of parents of undergraduate psychology students selected for positions in the modified PSI instructional systems. (CK)

Discusses the stress management program at the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Includes discussion of the costs of the program. (IRT)

Talks about the reorganization of a high school tutoring program to make it more effective. (LD)