How the Federal Government assesses desegregation plans and decides whether or not to extend financial aid to these plans. (JF)

In Williamsville, New York a busing proposal resulted in referenda and widespread harassment of board members. (RA)

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)

Discusses impending congressional action on the voucher plan and the implications of the Supreme Court decision upholding the busing program in the Charlotte-Mecklenberg school system (Author)

Excerpts from the California Supreme Court decision on the right of the San Francisco School Board to effectuate a limited desegregation plan embracing the Park South school complex. (RJ)

Discusses school board members' expenses that may be tax deductible, including newsletter funds and such business expenses as those for travel, telephone calls, organizational dues, professional publications, cards, gifts, entertainment, and a home office. (JM)

Describes how West Germans conserve energy without lowering their standard of living. Ways that energy is saved in the field of transportation, in homes, and in restaurants are discussed. (AM)

Presents narratives, charts, and diagrams showing the unique aspects of the four subsystems of human technical endeavor. These subsystems are communication, construction, manufacturing, and transportation. (For part 1 of this series, see CE 511 770.) (CT)

Mobilizing the entire campus community is seen as one of the most difficult and challenging aspects of an energy management program, but it is the most important if the full potential of a program's efforts is realized. Incentive programs, student involvement, and transportation are discussed. (Author/MLW)

Describes operations of CHEMTREC, a chemical emergency information system supported by the Chemical Manufacturer's Association. Presents data on transportation incidents involving hazardous materials and the most frequently involved chemicals in transportation incidents. (CS)

Outlines a sample contract that a district might want to use if its buses are required for emergency use by local government. The contract addresses such areas as who drives, whether regular school bus regulations are observed, who pays for the fuel, and what the costs are to the user. (IRT)