Regulations promulgated in accordance with the authority provided the Office of Cable Television, Board of Public Utility Commissioners, State of New Jersey, to regulate cable television in the public interest are set forth. These apply to cable television (CATV) companies which own, control, operate, or manage cable television systems and to…

The formal award of citizenship is made by the courts, but the core of the naturalization process is the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. This article follows an applicant through this process, examines some of the roadblocks, and recommends an overhaul of the Immigration and Nationality Act. (VM)

Two proponents of the precision teaching approach to teaching the handicapped discuss such principles as: the problem of partial application of the method; relationship to behaviorism; relationship to experiential learning; and the importance of fluency in task performance, mastery learning, and recordkeeping. (DB)

The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 makes it unlawful to employ an alien who is unauthorized to work in the United States. This article explains the extensive requirements of that legislation and sets out a method to bring school systems into compliance. (MLF)

The author reports on a collaborative effort among three state agencies that is currently giving 3,000 California youth who are disabled a chance to prove themselves in private sector job placements. Discusses program administration, funding, computerized recordkeeping, entrance requirements, and plans for the future. (CT)

Describes the use of a decision support system to operate on a database for academic scheduling. Discusses the scheduling environment, database subsystem, dialog subsystem, modeling subsystem, and output formats. (JM)

Describes development and implementation of microcomputer system for request handling, recordkeeping, and invoicing at the Centre for Scientific and Technical Information (CSTI) Document Delivery Service of the South African Council for Scientific and Industrial Research. Unforeseen advantages of the system are reviewed, including electronic…

Discusses microcomputer software designed specifically to be used in the online bibliographic database search process. The specialized communications software discussed includes programs that aid in database selection, logging on, uploading, searching, downloading, post-processing, and recordkeeping. A directory of specialized communications…

Discusses a systems approach to accounting instruction and examines it from the viewpoint of four components: people (titles and responsibilities, importance of interaction), forms (nonpaper records such as microfiche, floppy disks, hard disks), procedures (for example, electronic funds transfer), and technology (for example, electronic…

Describes the components of a discipline record system that can improve understanding of where, when, and why problems occur and what methods prove successful for handling them. Also identifies a number of factors that affect the success of discipline conferences between administrators and the parents of misbehaving students. (PGD)

Data processing methods applicable to the small college bookstore are reviewed, including a proposal for creating more meaningful reports. When used properly, the reports yield much information that the manager can use to decrease operating expenses and increase sales. (LBH)

Examines some of the specifics of the Stanley House criteria for humanizing information systems. (IRT)

Offers suggestions for storing and handling records efficiently and economically at educational institutions. (JG)

Discusses the way in which one Connecticut school district is improving its student health recordkeeping through use of a problem-oriented systems approach introduced about five years ago in clinics and hospitals. (DN)

From an address delivered at the MACRAO Annual Meeting in Port Huron, Michigan, November 9, 1970, on changes needed in education standards and recordkeeping. (IR)