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QuOTAtion A Computerized Data 13ase of Information on OTA Publication, Developed by The Office of Technology Assessment Information Center Martha Dexter, Manager Debra Mccurry, Information Specialist (Data .ease Production) OTA Information Center April 1990 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, S.E. Room304 228-6150 

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QuQTAtion A Computerized'Oaftl: Bese of Information on OTA Publications Developed by The Office of Technology Assessment Information Center Martha Dexter, Manager Jennifer Stowe (DoctmintRetr!ey~al Service) 

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Foreword to the Text Editio.nof'QuDTAtion .. 'fh~'Qtfice of Technology Assessment Information Center maintain.$:an archive collection of two copies _ofevery :OTA publication. Since the collection grew so large, the Information Center developed a compuf~ed data base index, QuOTAtion, which contains information Oh eacli pul,)lication. For each document, the fo]!owing' infQrmational fields are available: Title Program Project Director Date Abstract Desai.pt.ms (from the CRS SCORPIO data base) House ComnJ.ttee(s) (requesting) Senate Committet:.(s) (requt?sting) Library of Congress call number NTIS order number GPO stock numbe,: Document type (e.g., report, technical'mem.orandum, etc.) Reproduced in this binder is the full text of all t1 ie records in the data base as of April 1990. The list is given in three formats: by subject terms, by programs, and by docu111ennype. The data base is searchable online in the Information Center: It tall be searched in any combination, for example: all Energy Program reports issued in 1982, or all OTA puolications requested by a specific committee on a particular subject. Custom searches can be performed at any time by request, and the data base will be searched automatically as part of any substantive literature search requested in the Information Center by OTA .. staff. We anticipate increased awareve:ss of and USJ8C d OTA documents. The complete. data base reproduced b,ere ~~ed quartei-ly,'..Newi.publications will be added on.line to the computer on a regular basis, so the online :version will always be the,most up-to-date. To perform a literature search, contact Debra Mccurry in the Information: Center. For document retrieval from the archives, contact Jennifer Stowe. I believe this to be an exciting developmerifin-infannation management in OTA. I hope you find it useful. If you have any comments or suggestions, ple~ all me at 228~61.SO. Martha J;)e][ter APJi}-1990 

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OTA Publications by Subject Terms ACID PRECIPITATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications ill .PY!2li nolicY (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. ACID RAIN Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain and transported m pollutants: implications ill public po!ic: (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environ.ment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medkill testing mg health insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-1169S8/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. How effective .i3. AIDS education? (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Appropri~tions; June 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-243530. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Aldi mg .helUh insurance an QIA survey (J. Eden) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88l 70204. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. I& insects transmit aids ? (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; September 1987. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-143177/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of~ Public Health Service's respons,e to AIDS (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Government Operations; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-246668/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll!,oQg l22!iy and technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/AS. ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME COSTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of AIDS Q!l Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program <Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89-116941/AS. 

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2 ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice, new technologies. and constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/AS. ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE-MANAGEMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific and technical information in an electronic age: opportunities and challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/ AS. ADMINISTRATIVE RADIO CONFERENCE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Radiofrequencv use and management: impacts from tM .World Administrative Radio Conference Qf .!212. (R. B. Crowell) Requested by: Senate Committtie on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January I 982. Report. NTIS #PB82-l 77536. ADVANCED WEAPONS International Security and Commerce Progr.im, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. Int~rnational Security and Commerce Program, Office of TechnologJicAssessment. Anti-satellite weapons. countermeasures, and arms control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in m (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-21011 I. AERONAUTICS Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport system development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of the FAA .l.2ll National Airspace System Plan (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-102772. 

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3 Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport filli! air traffic control system (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-207606. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Proceedings of the OT A seminar Q!l the Discrete Address Beacon System (~ (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; July 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-208168. AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots development: the African Development Foundation (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Select Committee on Hunger; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236252/ AS. AGED Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hearing impairment and elderly l2eoJ2!e. (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-218559/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and aging in America (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-ll6514/AS. AGED--U.S.--MEDICAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Costs and effectiveness of cholesterol screening in !he. elderly (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committ~e on Labor and Human Resources; April 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB89-224638. AGED-MEDICAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. of preventive services !2y the elderly (M. E. Gluck) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Hl,lman Resources; January 1989. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening for -~ glaucoma in the elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. 

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4 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public policy, and tM changing structure Q.( American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637 / AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public policy, and changing structure of American agriculture: a special report for the 1985 farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural postharvest technology and marketing economics research (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; April 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-232835. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION WORK Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies {Qr~~ (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of ,ll.S. competitiveness in agricultural trade (H. Kelly) Requested by: Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; October 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-140760/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology, agriculture, and U.S. foreign aig (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. AGRICULTURAL INNOVATIONS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies {Qr~~ (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. 

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s Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing agriculture in Africa: a~ fo!: .ll.S. development assistance (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Committee on Agriculture; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-137087/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing .tru, commitment: agricultural development int.he. Sihel (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger /House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117644/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology.~ policy. and~ changing structure Qf American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies (or les.w' developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. w.l12.li P2liy, ang changing structure Qf American agriculture: a special for t.he. l.ru farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: m international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84173608. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: t.he. potentials for extracting protein, medicines, and O!hu Yfilllitl chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid J.angs: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf technology on U.S. cropland llrul rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. 

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6 AGRICULTURAL POLICIES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies (Qr th&~ (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing th& quality of U.S.. grain for international (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. arain. quality in international~= 3 comparison of ma.i2!: :u.s. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. l2YJili.c. PQ!iy, arul. changing structure of American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/ Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public .P2.liy, arul. the changing structure of American agriculture: a special reW2Jl .t:w: th& 12.U WJP bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issU in technology. agriculture, and l,!.S. foreign aid (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of technology on U.S.. cropland ang rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of l,!.S. competitiveness in agricultural ,twk (H. Kelly) Requested by: Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; October 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-140760/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing th& commitment: agricultural development in the Sahel (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger/House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117644/AS. 

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7 Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology A6sessment. Technologies to benefit agriculture and wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239747 / AS. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Organizing Q!1d. financing basic research 1Q. increase f2ru1 production (W. Wilcox) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273182. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies f.Qr developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies for. sustainable agriculture in u.s. arid/semiarid lwlds. (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-172667. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of technology on U.S,. cropland :mg rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Perspectives on Federal retail food grading (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273163. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public policy. and the changing structure of American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/ Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86l 84637 / AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public policy. aili1 the changing structure o.( American agriculture: a special report for .tM .!.2ll farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural postharvest technology and marketing economics research (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; April 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-232835. 

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8 Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q( ~United~ food ang agricultural research system (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-170572. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Organizing arul financing~ research lQ increase foQg production (W. Wilcox) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273182. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH-FUTURE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies fQr l22Q1 (M. J. Philli9s) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. AGRICULTURE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots development:~ African Development Foundation (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Select Committee on Hunger; Senate Committee 0'1 Foreign Relations; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236252/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. Plllili ~. arul .tM changing structure Q( American agriculture: ii-special W22.rt. fQr .tM 12.ll farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science t.nd Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow:~ in technology. agriculture. ang U.S. foreign aid (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. AGRICULTURE AFRICA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing agriculture in Africa: a rok fQr !l.S,. development assistance (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Committee on Agriculture; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-137087 / AS. 

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9 AGRICULTURE IN FOREIGN TRADE Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of ,ll.S,. competitiveness in agricultural tr.ruk (H. Kelly) Requested by: Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; October 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-140760/AS. AIR POLLUTION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications ill J2U!2lic. l22licY (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of~ 2mM nonattainment provisions Qf "Qemi Air Standards Attainment Qf 12.81" (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; September 1987. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain afil! transported rur pollutants: implications (Qr. l22licY (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf advanced air transport technology. can 1--advanced high-~ aircraft (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-200504. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. rain afil! transported rur pollutants: implications ill l22licY (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL--U.S.--LAW AND LEGISLATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching breath: next for reducing urban ozone (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90130451 / AS. 

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10 AIR POLLUTION--U.S.--STATISTICS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching QYI breath: next for reducing urban ozone (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July I 989. Report. NTIS #PB90I 30451 / AS. AIR QUALITY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the ozone nonattainment provisions of ili&. "~ Air Standards Attainment A.c1 of 1211" (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; September 1987. Staff paper. AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safer skies with IC.AS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System) (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on CommP-rce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-169221. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~:e skies for tomorrow: aviation mfett in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport system development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of the FAA 1982 National Airspace System Plan (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-102772. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport and air traffic control system (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-207606. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Proceedings of .tM OT A seminar Q!1 the Discrete Address Beacon System (DABS) (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; July 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-208168. 

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11 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. skies fQr tomorrow: aviation~ in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. AIR TRAVEL Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport ang air traffic control system (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-207606. AIRCRAFT Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of advanced air transport technology: Mtt !--advanced high-~ aircraft (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-200504. AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. skies for tomorrow: aviation~ in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. AIRCRAFT CONSTRUCTION Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of advanced air transport technology: part !--advanced high-mefil! aircraft (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-200504. AIRCRAFT ENGINES Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of advanced air transport technology: part !--advanced high-~ aircraft (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-200504. 

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12 AIRCRAFT NOISE Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport system development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf advanced Bir transport technology: tmn I--advanced high-meed. aircraft (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-200504. AIRLINE LAW AND LEGISLATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sm 1Q! tomorrow: aviation~ .in 3 competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport system development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. AIRLINE PASSENGER TRAFFIC Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport system development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. AIRLINES Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport system development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. AIRLINES ECONOMIC ASPECTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sm 1Q! tomorrow: aviation~ in 1l competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. 

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13 AIRPORTS Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport system development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport and air traffic control system (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-207606. ALASKA NATIVE CLAIMS SETTLEMENT ACT Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf governing across Federal lfillm.: options fQr in Alaska (F. J. Wobber) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-293982. ALCOHOL AS FUEL Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy from biological processes (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-211477. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gasohol (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1979. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PBS0105885. ALCOHOLISM Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness and costs of alcoholism treatment: health technology study Il.Q. 22. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB83-192492. ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management for !.[.S. insular areas (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Conservation filli! s.olBr energy programs of the Department Qf Energy: a critique (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PBS0-197759. 

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14 ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing a million minds: confronting the tragedy of alzheimer's disease and Q1b.er dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing agriculture in AfI.ig: a !2le. fQ!: U.S. development assistance (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Committee on Agriculture; September 1988. Report. NTIS 1FPB89-137087/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture, and !,l.S,. foreign ak! (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. AMERICAN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture, rulil U.S. foreign ak! (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. ANIMAL GENETICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology ~: patenting life (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; April 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-196612. ANT ARCTIC TREATY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Polar prospects: a minerals treaty for Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. 

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15 ANTIMISSILE MISSILES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons. countermeasures. ang arms control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense m (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-21011 I. ANTISATELLITE SATELLITES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons. countermeasures. illi1 I.Tim control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/AS. ANTITRUST LAW Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: m international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84173608. APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems cm .!:2e. ~-.. (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. ARCHAEOLOGY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for prehistoric ang historic preservation (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140166/AS. 

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16 ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil production in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-169239. ARID REGIONS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies fQr developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies fQr sustainable agriculture i.n arid/semiarid ~= selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-1029l2. ARMS CONTROL International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Seismic verification Q( nuclear testing treaties (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence; Senate Select Committee on Intelligence; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214853. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons. countermeasures. IJlil 3DDi control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MX missile basing (P. Sharfman, and J. Kaplan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-108077. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation ang safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Artificial insemination practice in 1M. United~: summary Q( i !ill survey (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; August 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138903/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical ang SQia,l choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. 

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17 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology & D: critical~ arul .illDa (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PBSS-245660/ AS. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Boston ruml!b. technology s.tllill IlQ. 29 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PBSS-145936/AS. ARTIFICIAL ORGANS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications o.t: CQ.81-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: 1M artificial ~--CQSt., ~. and benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239971. ASIA International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer !Q Qiinl (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. ASIAN AMERICAN ETHNIC GROUPS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends and .tM scientific and engineering work force (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206 l 82/ AS. ASTRONAUTICAL RESEARCH International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Round trip w. orbit: human spaceflight alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-224661. 

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18 ASTRONAUTICS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering fIQm (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. ASTRONAUTICS AND MILITARY SCIENCE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons. countermeasures. arul ar.Jm. control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 198S. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S.-Soviet cooperation in~ (N. Lubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 198S. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l l 4758/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE ~: a context {Qr international cooperation and competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian rn l2Q!ic.y and applications (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-234444. ASTRONAUTICS AND MILITARY SCIENCES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in space (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-210111. ATOMIC ENERGY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing~ nation's commercial hi&h-lem radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. ATOMIC ENERGY INDUSTRIES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear in m Q.( uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 83953. 

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19 ATOMIC ENERGY POLICY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear I: in fill age of uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 83953. ATOMIC POWER International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to .the Middle~ (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear I: in fill age Qf uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 83953. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. ATOMIC POWER PLANTS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear power in fill Qf uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear powerplant standardization: light water reactors (E. C. Abbott) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-213589. ATOMIC WARFARE National Security Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of nuclear~ (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; May 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-296946. ATOMIC WEAPONS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation and safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. 

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20 AUDIOVISUAL EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power Q!l! New tools fQr teaching ang learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology Q!l financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking. Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce~ Senate committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. AUTOMATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Security Administration ang information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special repc,rt. NTIS #PB87l 36834/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Progr&m, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Q.( J29na1 automation strategy. il technical aml decisicn analysis (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; June 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-127843. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment. education, amt .the. workplace <M. s. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-l 96500. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and t.M workplace: selected !ru2Qr, education, and training issues (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-191320. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Exploratory workshop on t.M Oia! impacts of robotics: summary aru1 (S. Hale)February 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB82-184862. AUTOMOBILE ENGINES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Synthetic fuels (Qr transportation: the future potential 2f electric and hybrid vehicles (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-126086. 

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21 AUTOMOBILE FUEL CONSUMPTION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic ~: alternatives for reducing 2il imoorts--environmental iuuel of synthetic transportation from Qal-background Im2QI1 (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative f..QI. reducing <ill. imports--environmental iuuel for synthetic transportation fmm c.o.al (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-16185l. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative f..2r reducing 2.il imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S.. industrial competitiveness: 1 comparison of ueel, electronics, mg automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PBSl-235749. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment of changes in the fu1Ym PK mg characteristics Qf automobile transportation system <R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB293645. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment o{ changes in the fu1Ym ang characteristics o{ tM automobile transportation system (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB293645. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment o{ changes in the future. YR ansl characteristics 2( 1M automobile transportation system (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB293645. 

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22 AUTOMOBILE SAFETY APPLIANCES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology a.rut handicapped ~: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: .iw!ll ma evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83159822. AUTOMOBILES Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment Q( changes in the YK and characteristics Q( th.e automobile transportation system (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB293645. AVIATION ACCIDENTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safe skies for tomorrow: aviation smtv. in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. AVIATION FUELS Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf' advanced llir transport technology: l2JI1 !--advanced lli&h-~ aircraft (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-200504. AVIATION SAFETY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. skies for tomorrow: aviation~ in .11 competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of the. FAA 12!2. National Airspace System flan (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-102772. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport and lllI. traffic control system (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-207606. 

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23 BALANCE OF PAYMENTS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. in services: exports lrui foreign revenues (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118204/ AS. BALANCE OF POWER International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. BALANCE OF TRADE Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying tM bill: manufacturing mg America's~ deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SID: technology. survivability. arui software (T. H. Karas)May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236245/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons. countermeasures. il!lii ifmS. control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-l82953/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in rn (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-210111. BANKS AND BANKING Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/ AS. 

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24 BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives to animal in research, testing. ang education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-183134/ AS. BEVERAGE CONTAINERS Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Materials and energy from municipal waste (C. T. Hill) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-300849. BIOENGINEERING Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Q.( applied genetics: micro organisms, ~. ang animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-206609. BICETHICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic rulil ecological~ (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214101/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ownership Qf human and cells (G. B. Ellis, and G. B. White) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-207536/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/AS. BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects of f reguency electric and magnetic fields (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in United ~: da.t3, considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181989/AS. 

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25 BIOLOGY Communication and Information Technologies Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Biology, medicine. iJlil the, Wll .o( B.i&h11 (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/AS. BIOMASS ENERGY R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment .o( technology fQ.r. local development (W. Mills. and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. Energy Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Energy from biological processes (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce. Science. and Transportation; July 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-211477. BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer at the National Institutes of Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. BIOMEDICAL MATERIALS Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies iDSl the, medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85I 99552. BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology @.Q. aging in America (R. A. Harootyan. and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116514/AS. BIOPHYSICS Energy and Materials Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects .o( frequency electric mw magnetic~ (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. 

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26 BIOTECHNOLOGY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology ~: patenting life (G. B. Elli::) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; April 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-196612. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ll,.S,. investment in biotechnology (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88246939/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic lmt ecological (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214101/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: public perceptions of biotechnology (G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. Biological Applications Prograu, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ownership of human~ an.d. (G. B. Ellis, and G. B. White) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1987. Specia report. NTIS #PB87-207536/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology. m international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 73608. BIRTH CONTROL Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. World population and fertility planning technologies: the. next 2Q Yfill.ll (L. A. Williams, and L. Corsa) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House C0mmittee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200338. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--~. risks. and. benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. 

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27 BIRTH DEFECTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fQ.r detecting heritable mutations in human wn.u (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September I 986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140158/ AS. BLACK SCIENTISTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends mg 1he. scientific mg engineering (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/AS. BLOOD Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sl!e.tt. efficacy, fillil effectiveness Qf therapeutic apheresis: health technology ltYslY D.Q. 2l (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-114842. BLOOD BANKS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Jl1QQg po!ic,y mg technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/ AS. BLOOD DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ,WoQg po!ic,y ans! technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( Qil-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: 1he. cost effectiveness Qf l22M marrow transplant therapy img m po!ic,y implications (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221798. BLOOD DONORS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Blood po!ic,y mg technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/ AS. 

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28 BLOOD TESTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Aids health insurance -an OT A survey (J. Eden) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88l 70204. BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Blood~ ang technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/AS. BOOKS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Book preservation ~.Qlogies (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212410/ AS. BOTANY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. flams.: potentia.~ for extracting protein, medicines. ang yseiyl chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. BRAIN RESEARCH Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of. neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-l 96716. BREAST CANCER Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf: ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: surgery for~ cancer (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-12418l. BROADCAST JOURNALISM International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial news gathering from rn (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. 

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29 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. ~. and tM U.S.. residential construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; September I 986. Special report. NTIS #PB87l l 7594/ AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ruli! !M future of~ U.S.. construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; August 1984. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-209442/AS. BUSINESS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical needs for s1, changing U.S. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/AS. CAD CAM SYSTEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment, education, and the. workplace (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 96500. CANCER Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--CQ.ili., risks. ruli! benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q.( CQS.1-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating and benefits in disease prevention programs--an application to cervical cancer screening (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221806. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf cos.1-eff ectiveness anlaysis of medical technology: screening (or co!Qn ~--a technology assessment (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Oase study. NTIS #PB81-209785. .. 

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30 CANCER RESEARCH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer at the National Institutes of Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cancer testing technology ang saccharin (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; October 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273499. CAPITAL INVESTMENTS Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and steel industrv competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. CARCINOGENS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Identifying and regulating carcinogens (K. Kronebusch) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-136999. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q( technologies for determining gnCfil_ risks from the environment (M. Gough)June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235400. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cancer testing technology and saccharin (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; October 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273499. CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cofil; effectiveness of di&itu subtraction angiography in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: health technology study no. 34 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; May 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-241 l 15/ AS. CARGO PREFERENCES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative approaches t.Q cargo P.Q.Jky: a supplement tQ. an assessment of maritime t!ruk and technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1985. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-239887 / AS. 

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31 CARL D. PERKINS VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ACT Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards .t:or secondary sch29! vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-195176. CERAMICS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced materials hY (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June I 988. Report. NTIS #PB88-243548. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New structural materials technologies: opportunities fQr tM 21: advanced ceramics mg composites (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-118253/AS. CERVICAL CANCER Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. and effectiveness 21: cervical canm screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and B. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy use (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Q( applied genetics: micro organisms. Plann. mg animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-206609. CHEMICALS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Identifying :md regulating carcinogens (K. Kronebusch) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-136999. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: the potentials for extracting protein, medicines. Bml otMr me!Y,l chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. 

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32 Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental contaminants in fQQQ. (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80l 53265. CHILD ABUSE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Healthy children: investing in the~ (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Finance; February 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88l 78454/ AS. CHILD HEAL TH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Healthy children: investing in tM future (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Finance; February 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-178454/AS. CHILD HEAL TH SERVICES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Healthy children: investing in tM (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Finance; February 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88l 78454/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of k9SJ:-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: tM com allil effective.JWi of neonatal intensive~ (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; August 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-10141 l. CHILD MENTAL HEAL TH SERVICES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Children's mental health: problems and services (D. Dougherty) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207486/ AS. CHOICE OF TECHNOLOGY Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology allil tM American economic transition: choices w: (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; House Committee on the Judiciary; House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Education and Labor; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on the Budget; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214127 / AS. 

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33 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to 1M Middle East (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ;mg handicapped people (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83159814. R & D Pwgram, Office of TechnoJogy Assessment. A11e11ment fll technology for }gg1 develooment (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. CHOLESTEROL Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qwl ang effectiveness of cholesterol screening in elderly (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources~ April 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB&9-22463&. CHROMIUM Industry. Technology. and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies~ reduce U.S.. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-l 1S367 / AS. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects Q{ offshore energy systems: m assessment Qf. 2i! ang w systems. deeowater J22!1S. and nuclear powerolants 2iI the of New Ime.Y and Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. CIVIL DEFENSE National Security Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of nuclear war (P. Sharf man) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; May 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-296946. CIVIL LIBERTIES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology. medicine. ang Bill of Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/AS. 

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34 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management, security. iru1 congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. CIVIL RIGHTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice. new technologies. aru1 constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/AS. CLASSIFIED DEFENSE INFORMATION Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !.[.S,.-Soviet cooperation in~ (N. Lubin) Requested by: House Committee on Sc:ience and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1985. Tec~mical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l 14758/ AS. CLEAN AIR ACT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching our breath: next steps for reducing fil12rul m (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. CLOTHING INDUSTRY Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S,. textile and apparel industry: revolution in progress (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1987. Special Report. NTIS '#PB87-196762/XAB. COAL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coal exports and port development (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-203358. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct~ Qf coru (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. 

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35 COAL GASIFICATION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic t:Yfils: alternatives fQr reducing Qi! imoorts--selected technical aru! economic comoarisions Qf synfuel options (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-147363. COAL LEASES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects of section l of the Federal Q2.ru Leasing Amendments Act Qi: 1976 (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86l 82029 / AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental protection in the Federal coal leasing program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222413. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of development and production potential o.( Federal OD! ye,s, (Buyrn A., and K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act of 1976; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-149378. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Patterns aru! .trends. in Federal CQfil ownership .!22Q.-&2. (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural u_.,..,_.,,,_,_,..c ... .,_~ A..,,.,..;.1. 1~<!.t. Tec\,.s,.lcal xnexnor~durn. N'TlS #P9Sl -lSS4S4. COAL LIQUEFACTION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic .f.llitls.: alternatives for reducing oil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions of synfuel options (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-147363. COAL MINES AND MINING Energy and _Materials ~rogram, Office of Technology Assessment. Western surface mine permitting and reclamation (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100350/AS. Energy and Materials_ Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects o.( section J. o.( the Federal Leasmg Amendments A Q.( 1976 (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-l 82029/ AS. 

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36 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~~ Q.( (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. COAL PIPELINES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment of~ slurry pipelines (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-278675. COAL RESERVES Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of development and production potential Q.( Federal coal (Buyrn A., and K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act of 1976; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-149378. COASTAL AREAS OCEANOGRAPHY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-194585. COASTWISE SHIPPING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Competition in coastal seas: an evaluation Qf foreign maritime activities in the 2.QQ-mile EEZ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; July 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89224653. COBALT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies tQ reduce l[.S. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115367/AS. 

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37 COGENERA TION OF ELECTRIC POWER AND HEAT Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial and commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83l 80547. COMMERCIAL AVIATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System) (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-169221. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to the. Middle as.t (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. COMMERCIALIZATION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: U.S.. investment in biotechnology (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88246939/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New structural materials technologies: opportunities for the. file. Qf advanced ceramics and composites (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Ser,tember 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87l l 8253 / AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation and competition in civilian rn activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Remote sensing and the private~ !m!es, fQr discussion (R. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l 80777. 

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38 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: an international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January I 984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 73608. Energy Program, Offica of Technology Assessment. Industrial ang commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-I 80547. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency ang synthetic ~= alternatives fQr reducing oil imports--selected technical ang economic comparisions of synfuel options (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-147363. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MEDLARS ang bal!h information .P9lly (B. R. Luce; Requested by: He use Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-168658. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of oil shi,le. technologies (T. A. Sladek) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-210115. COMMUNICABLE DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statm. of biomedical research ang related technology for tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. COMMUNICATION IN MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MEDLARS and health information .POliy (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; September I 982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-168658. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education and assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. COMMUNICATION IN SCIENCE Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment fs2r science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. 

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39 COMMUNICATION IN SCIENCE-MANAGEMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~fil1ll scientific wig technical information in m electronic : opportunities amt challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/ AS. COMMUNICATION SATELLITES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation U!Ul competition .in civilian rn activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian Bfill applications (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-234444. COMMUNICATIONS-TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical connections communication (QI f.yty,m (L. Garcia) requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1990. Report. COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Elementary and secondary education w science mg engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89l 39 I 82/ AS. COMMUNITY ANTENNA TELEVISION Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Communications and rural America (W. Mills) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry /Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1978. Committee print. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Feasibility rulil value of broadband communications in ru.ml arw: i preliminary evaluation (W. Mills) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; April 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258095. 

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40 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf. technology for local development (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct .use. of coal (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. COMMUNITY HEAL TH SERVICES R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment o.t: technology for local development (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. COMPETITION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric power wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Asses,;ment. Review of .U.S. competitiveness in agricultural~ (H. Kelly) Requested by: Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; October 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-140760/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New structural materhls technologies: opportunities for~ .use. o.t: advanced ceramics aru1 composites (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-l 18253/ AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, trade, and the ll..S.. residential construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117594/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation and competition in civilian activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology Q!l financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: fill international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 73608. 

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41 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-170695. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology .Ynder proposals 1Q increase competition in health (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-164046. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment .U:.S. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of steel, electronics, and automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of advanced transport technology: oru:11--advanced high-~ aircraft (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-200504. COMPOSITE MATERIALS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced materials hY design (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-243548. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New structural materials technologies: opportunities for.~ of advanced ceramics ruig composites (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-1 l 8253 / AS. COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENT AL RESPONSE, COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY ACT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems gm. be meg_ ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce;. October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209 / AS. COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology and. its impact Qll American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-l 74664. 

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42 COMPUTER INDUSTRY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic mail llliJ message systems fQ.r. ,ll.S. fosial Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-based national information systems: technology rulil (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. COMPUTER NETWORKS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. High performance computing and networking fQr science (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-131228/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Supercomputers: government J21ins. llliJ policies (P. S. Adler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205218/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MEDLARS 3Jli1 hal!h information~ (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-168658. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-based national information systems: technology rulil J2Yl2li (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R D: critical t,reruh lJlil (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PBSS-245660/ AS. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Global models. futures, rulil .l2J!b.li ~: D: critique (W. Mills) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-251299. 

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43 COMPUTER SECURITY MEASURES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Def ending secrets. sharing data: l2c.u arul !2!: electronic information (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-l43185/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-based national information systems: technology and l2l!l:ili .POlly (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-12668l. COMPUTER SOFTWARE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SDI: technology, survivability, mg software (T. H. Karas)May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236245/ AS. COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software ~-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. COMPUTER SOFTWARE-LAW AND LEGISLATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer software mg intellectual property (J. D. Winston) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; March 1990. Background paper. COMPUTER-ASSISTED INSTRUCTION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education and assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. COMPUTERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property rights in m ue. ot: electronics ang information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87100301/AS. 

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44 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Supercomputers: government plans ruig policies (P. S. Adler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205218/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research and development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205200/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices, 1.2.82-2.QQ.Q (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055; AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerbased national information systems: technology wli1 Pll.lilic. QQJic.y (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Policy implications of the computed tomography (CT) scanner: an update (K. Kohlhof, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-163917. COMPUTERS AND GOVERNMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in ru! electronic (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defending secrets, sharing data: IlfilY. locks and keys for electronic information (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-143185/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Social Security Administration and information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic~ systems rul.d individual privacy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100335/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Supercomputers: government plans and policies (P. S. Adler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205218/AS. 

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45 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management, security. a,ng. congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices. 1985-2.QQQ. (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance and civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. COMPUTERS AND GOVERNMENT-MANAGEMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific filld. technical information in m electronic : opportunities and challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/AS. COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power on! New tools for teaching filld. learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. COMPUTERS SOFTWARE Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power on! New tools for teaching and learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies .tQ maintain biological diversity (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-207494/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wetlands: their use and regulation (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-I 75918. 

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46 Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: U.S. and international institutions (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104058. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technical options for conservation of metals: studies of selected ang products (M. Peterson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-I02619. CONSERVATIONISTS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots conservation of biological diversity in United S1a1e1 (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; February 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181997/AS. CONSTITUTION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology, medicine. arul tru:. Bill Q( Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/AS. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice,~ technologies. amt th. constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/ AS. CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-~ (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology,~. ang u.s.. residential construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117594/AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and .tM future of U.S.. construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; August 1984. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-209442/AS. 

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47 CONSUMER CREDIT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qf information technology 2n financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. CONSUMER EDUCATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology lUlikr proposals lQ. increase competition in~ (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-164046. CONSUMER PROTECTION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qo.e.n shelf-Hf e gating Qf fQQg (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-101629. CONSUMERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qf information technology Q.D. financial services systems (Z. A. Shaven) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. CONTINENTAL SHELF Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects o~ offshore energy systems: fill assessment Q( 2il arul w systems. deepwater J20!1S., and nuclear powerolants Qff the QM! of New and Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. CONTRACEPTIVES Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. World population arul fertility planning technologies: ll!!. 22 Em (L. A. Williams, and L. Corsa) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200338. 

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48 COORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR MULTILATERAL EXPORT CONTROLS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and EastWest (P. Sharfman, and H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-119381. COPPER Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Copper: technology and competitiveness (J. Robison) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; Technology Assessment Board; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-138887/AS. COPYRIGHT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property r.i.8.lm in im w 2i. electronics~ information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87100301/ AS. CORPORATE DIVESTITURE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Inf onnation technology .R J2: critical~ and.~ (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PBSS-245660/ AS. CORPORATE FINANCE Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and steel industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. COST CONTROL Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-l82011 / AS. 

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49 COST EFFECTIVENESS Energy and Materials Program. Office of Technology Assessment. New electric technologies: problems and prospects fQ!: l2.8Qs. (P.H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. Energy and Materials Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear in an of uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll,.S,. passenger rail technologies (L. Turnbull)December 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-182609. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Variations in hospital length of nu--their relationship tS2 halth outcomes:~ technology c.,1Se, OQ. 24 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; August 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-111483. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of randomized clinical Q!l health QQlic.y arul medical practice (H. Gelband)August 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-114560. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~. efficacy, ang CQSl effectiveness of therapeutic apheresis: health technology CJK S1Y.dY 92. 23. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-l 14842. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ang handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: is,sua arul evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83159822. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategies f.or medical technology assessment (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83113274. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of con-effectiveness analysis .of medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and CQS1 effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: CQS1-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: artificial heart--CQfil, risks. and benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239971. 

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50 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of .il-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: four common !.-ID procedures--problems amt prospects for economic evaluation (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-165506. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Synthetic fuels for transportation: the future potential of electric and hybrid vehicles (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-126086. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q2.S! effectiveness of influenza vaccination (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82l 78492. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of QS.l-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: surgery f..QI. breast.~ (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82124181. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--~. risks, and benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of .il-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: the~ and effectiveness oi neonatal intensive~ (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; August 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-10141 l. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQfil-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the ~~effectiveness Q.( nurse practitioners (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101064. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites--trends and relative costs in the Washington, D.Q. (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101122. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQfil-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: the .il effectiveness of~ gastronintestinal endoscopy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PBSI-221814. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQfil-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating ~~benefits in disease prevention programs--an. application tQ cervical ancfil' screening (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PBSI-221806. 

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51 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: CQS1-effectiveness analysis Q( medical technology:~ c.o.s1 effectiveness Qf marrow transplant therapy and us. P9liy implications (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221798. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: c.o.s1-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: c.2S1 effectiveness ot: automated multichannel chemistry analyzers (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209793. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: CQS.t-eff ectiveness analysis Q.( medical technology: the efficacy aru1 con effectiveness Qf psychotherapy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144610. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf c.o.s1-effectiveness analysis ot: medical technology: methodological ang literature review (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144602. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf c.o.s1-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review 2f selected Federal vaccine ang immunization policies: l2aw1 Qll studies Q! pneumococcal vaccine (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-116106. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. QJ2e!1 shelf-life gating of fo,og (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-101629. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Drugs in livestock feed (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298450. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct .Y& of CQBl (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application Q.( solar technology to today's energy n,eeds,-yol. I~ II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. COST OF WAR National Security Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Q.( nuclear war (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; May 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-296946. 

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52 CREDIT CARDS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology on financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected electronic (1mm transfer .is.sY,es,: privacy. security. arul emiliY (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Senate Committee on the Judiciary; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-202532. CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of alternatives f.21: a national computerized criminal history system (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-166678. CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Asst:ssment. Assessment Qf alternatives f.21: a national computerized criminal history system (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-166678. CRIMINAL LAW International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Space stations and the law: selected \e&al .is.sY.es. (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. DATA BANKS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in tM United SWn: QB!3 considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181989/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of alternatives f.21: a national computerized criminal history system (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83l 66678. 

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53 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education and assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary analysis Qf the IRS Tax Administration System (M. J. MacNaughton) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; March 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273143. DAT A TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology. new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. DECISION MAKING Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research funding as !!D. investment: gin~ measure~ returns (E. Frankel, and B. J. Holt) Requested by: Task Force on Science Policy; April 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-218278/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf randomized clinical .trials. Q!! health l20licY ang medical practice (H. Gelband)August 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84l 14560. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf ~-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: methodological~ ang literature review (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September I 980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144602. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PBS0-216864. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Engineering implications Qf chronic materials scarcity (J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences; April 1977. Conference proceedings. NTIS #PB-273193. DECISION MAKING IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of information systems capabilities required .to. support l[.S,. materials .PO.liy decisions (S. A. Rossmassler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-273462. 

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54 DEEP WATER PORTS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects Q.( off shore energy systems: an assessment Qf 2il rulil w systems. deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants Qff the CQaS1 Q.( New Jersey and Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding the ~: maintaining the. defense technology~ (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-I96604. DENTISTRY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q.( ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing effectiveness and costs of the Keyes technique (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PBSI-221780. DETERRENCE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September I 985. Report. NTIS #PB8618296 I/ AS. DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies for lesser developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to Middle &aS,1 (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. DIOXINS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for reducing dioxin in the manufacture Qf bleached~ fil!m (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-223291. 

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55 DIRECT BROADCAST SATELLITES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE '82: a context for international cooperation mg competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. DISASTER RELIEF Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. 1[.S. disaster assistance tQ developing countries: lessons applicable to !J..S.. domestic disaster programs (J. F. Coates) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-153760. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Criteria fQr evaluating !h.e. implementation plan required bx !h.e. Earthquake Hazards Reduction A.ct of 1977 (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-241663. DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. RQ!e. of genetic testing in the prevention Qf occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. DISLOCATED WORKERS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Trade adjustment assistance: ideas fQr m .Q,lg program (K. Gillman) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Finance; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-20374l. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plant closing: advance notice and rapid response (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118212/AS. DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Displaced homemakers: programs and .P.Qlicy (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1985. Interim report. NTIS #PB86-120276/ AS. 

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56 DISTANCE LEARNING Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking fQr learning:a fQr ed,::ation (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. DREDGING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. QmJ. exports and J20r1 development (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-203358. DRUG ABUSE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Border war Q!l gmgs, (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-184172. DRUG INDUSTRIES Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of applied genetics: m.im organisms. 12!arus., arut animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-206609. DRUG INDUSTRY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: an international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84173608. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Postmarketing surveillance of prescription drugs (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-l 73625. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Patent-term extension arul pharmaceutical industry (N. L. Balmer) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; August 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-100918. 

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57 DRUG LAW AND LEGISLATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information content of. premanufacture notices (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-241059. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Postmarketing surveillance of. prescription drugs (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-l 73625. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Drugs in livestock feed. (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298450. DRUG SEIZURES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Border war Qll (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-184172. DRUGS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Postmarketing surveillance of. prescription drugs (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-l 73625. DRY FARMING Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies fQr sustainable agriculture in ,ll.S. arid/semiarid lands (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-172667. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid lilm!s,: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. DUE PROCESS OF LAW Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary analysis of. !he. IRS Tax Administration System (M. J. MacNaughton) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; March 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273143. 

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58 EARTH RESOURCES SATELLITES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering from rn (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Remote sensing and the private sector: .is.yes_ for discussion (R. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l 80777. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian space mg applications (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-234444. EARTHQUAKE HAZARDS REDUCTION ACT Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Criteria .(Qr evaluating the implementation plan required h the. Earthquake Hazards Reduction~ ot: 1977 (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-241663. EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Criteria for evaluating the. implementation plan required 12Y the. Earthquake Hazards Reduction~ ot: 1977 (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-241663. EARTHQUAKES Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Criteria for evaluating the. implementation plan required '2.Y the. Earthquake Hazards Reduction ot: 1977 (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Se-nate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-241663. EAST-WEST TRADE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and East trade: m update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. 

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59 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and EastWest trade (P. Sharfman, and H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80l l 938 l. ECONOMIC ASPECTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: four common ~-raY orocedures--problems and prospects (Qr economic evaluation (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-165506. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural w imports-background (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-203847. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing ilie, commitment: agricultural development in the~ (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger/House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-ll 7644/ AS. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AFRICA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots development: the African Development Foundation (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Select Committee on Hunger; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236252/ AS. ECONOMIC FORECASTING Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologv and .the. American economic transition: choices (Qr the future (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; House Committee on the Judiciary; House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Education and Labor; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on the Budget; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214127 / AS. ECONOMIC GROWTH Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical needs for a changing U.S.. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/ AS. 

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60 ECONOMIC STATISTICS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Trade in services: exports mg foreign revenues (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-ll 8204/ AS. ECONOMICS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf W proposed national energy plan (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. ECONOMICS ST A TISTICS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical fQr 3 changing U.S. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/ AS. EDUCATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards fQr secondary sc.hQol vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-195176. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Educating scientists engineers: &r.a1k school tQ. mg sc.hQol (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-235973/ AS. EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIONS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking fQr learning:a new CQ.Um for education (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. 

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61 Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power Q!l! New tools f2r teaching and learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. EDUCATIONAL POLICY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking [Qr learning:~ new rn fQr education (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology~ .iU impact Ql1 American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-174664. EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking for learning:il new rn f2r education (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power on! New tools [Qr teaching img learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology and .iU impact Q!l American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-l74664. ELASTICITY Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Q( proposed national energy plan (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. ELECTRIC ENGINEERING Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Renewable energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. 

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62 ELECTRIC POWER International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. ELECTRIC POWER DISTRIBUTION--U.S.--EVALUATION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric power wheeling and dealing: technological considerations t:oI increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. ELEC":"'IUC POWER PRODUCTION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. electric power technologies: problems mg prospects for~~ (P. H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial amt commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83180547. ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects of power frequency electric and magnetic fields (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION--U.S.--EVALUATION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric power wheeling and dealing: technological considerations fQ.r increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. ELECTRIC UTILITIES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric power wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. 

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63 Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects fQr. .tM (P. H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. ELECTRIC VEHICLES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Synthetic iYels. .(Qr transportation: the future potential Q.( electric hybrid vehicles (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-126086. ELECTRICITY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects of f reguency electric mg magnetic (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. ELECTRONIC DAT A PROCESSING Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: rum'.. technology. new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. So.m! Security Administration llrul information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/ AS. ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected electronic funds transfer~: privacy. security. and equity (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Senate Committee on the Judiciary; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-202532. ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic delivery Qf public assistance benefits: technology options and 129.liu (P. M. Regan, and J. D. Winston) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138911/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology on financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. 

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64 ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/ Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-170695. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.~. industrial competitiveness: a. comparison of~. electronics, and automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. ELECTRONIC MAIL SYSTEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic mail and message systems for the !l-~Postal Service (F. B. /ood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technolo~:y Assessment. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in an electronic (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-11424~. ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology, new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management. security. and congrersional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance and civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. 

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65 ELECTROOPTICS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of 122!1! automation strategy: 3-technical and decision analysis (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; June 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-127843. ELEMENT ARY EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Elementary and secondary education for science arut engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89l 39 l 82/ AS. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation Qf hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87l 00319 / AS. EMERGENCY MEDICAL PERSONNEL Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment .Ruw emergency medical services (M. Hewitt, and E. Power) Requested by: Senate Rural Health Caucus; November 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB90159047/AS. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment .Ruw emergency medical services (M. Hewitt, and E. Power) Requested by: Senate Rural Health Caucus; November 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB90159047 /AS. EMPLOYEE MORALE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology, new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. 

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66 EMPLOYEE RIGHTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology. new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88l 44043. EMPLOYMENT FORECASTING International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-170695. ENERGY CONSERVATION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuel.: alternatives fQ.r reducing <ill imports--environmental of synthetic transportation fuel. from CQil-background r.eP2!1 (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuel.: alternative fQ.r reducing oil imports--environmental iuYll for synthetic transportation fuels from co.al (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic ~: alternative fQ.r reducing oil imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Conservation ang SQmI energy programs of the Department 2..f Energy: a critique (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-197759. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact 2f advanced group raDki transit technology (J. Miller, and R. Willow) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-153323. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Engineering implications of chronic materials scarcity <J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences; April 1977. Conference proceedings. NTIS #PB-273193. 

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67 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis Qf the 1976 ERDA plan and program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. ENERGY CONSERVATION IN BUILDINGS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy efficiency of buildings in cities (M. E. Procter) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200346. ENERGY CONSUMPTION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Residential energy conservation (N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298410. ENERGY DEMAND Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric technologies: problems filld prospects (or the.~ (P. H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives fQr. reducing oil imports--environmental of synthetic transportation fuels from coal-background reQO!! (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fu.e!s: alternative for reducing Qil imoorts--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels from c.oal (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-16185I. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative (or reducing Qil imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83126094. ENERGY DEVELOPMENT Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !.[.~. vulnerability tQ a.!! oil import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127785. 

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68 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of oil shale technologies (T. A. Sladek) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June I 980. Report. NTIS #PB80-210115. ENERGY EFFICIENCY Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile f.wtl efficiency mm synthetic alternatives !Qr reducing oil imports--environmental imteS. 2t: synthetic transportation fuels from COBl-background r~ (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic ~: alternative for reducing Qi! imports--environmental imteS. !Qr synthetic transportation fuels from CQ!\l (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Nover~ber 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic ~: alternative (or reducing o.il imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy efficiency Qf buildings in ci1ies. (M. E. Procter) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200346. ENERGY FACILITIES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer 1Q China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l l 3008/ AS. ENERGY FACILITY SITES Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation Q( liquefied natural w (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. 

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69 ENERGY INDUSTRIES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll-S.vulnerability !12 m oil import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127785. ENERGY LAW AND LEGISLATION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric wheeling dealing: technological considerations f.21: increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. ENERGY POLICY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment .1.[.S. vulnerability tQ moil import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127785. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial mg commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested. by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-l 80547. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency mg synthetic f:l!el1: alternatives for reducing Qil imoorts--environmental Qf synthetic transportation f:l!el1 from co.al-background reJ2QI1 (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile ~l efficiency and synthetic fue!..: alternative for reducing oil imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels from coal (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels.: alternative for reducing oil imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gasohol (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1979. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PBS0105885. 

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70 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Residential energy conservation (N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298410. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Q( proposed national energy .Plan (R. E. Row berg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation and safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Engineering implications of chronic materials scarcity (J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences; April 1977. Conference proceedings. NTIS #PB-273193. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis Qf 1976 ERDA .Plan and program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Mfy 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. ENERGY PRICES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis o( tM proposed national energy .Plan (R. E. Row berg) Requested by: House Committee or: Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. ENERGY PRODUCTION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. l,l.S,. natural gas availability: gas supply through the. ZQQil (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-109162/AS. ENERGY RESEARCH Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine applications for fuel cell technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1986. Technical meml)randum. NTIS #PB86I 83597 / AS. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Renewable energy sources: thermal energy conversions (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis o( tM J.2,ZQ ERDA .Plan and program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. 

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71 ENERGY SHORTAGES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.S,. vulnerability to. m 2il import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127785. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf the. impacts of the. projected natural w curtailments for the. winter 12ll-16. (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250623. ENERGY SUPPLIES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. World petroleum availability 128.2-2.QQQ. (C. J. Holland) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-145252. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the. proposed national energy Plan (R. E. Row berg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. ENERGY TRANSPORTATION Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of development and production potential of Federal (Buyrn A., and K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act of 1976; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-149378. ENGINEERING Science, Educat~on, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Educating scientists mg engineers: S&h.oQl to. mg schQQl (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-235973/ AS. ENGINEERING--U.S.--STUDY AND TEACHING Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Higher education m: science ID4 engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. 

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72 Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Elementary and secondary education for science and engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December I 988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89l 39 l 82/ AS. ENGINEERS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends and scientific and engineering work fQfil (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/ AS. ENGINEERS--U.S.--FUTURE Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Higher education for science ang engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. ENVIRONMENT Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic anp ecological (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214101/AS. ENVIRONMENT AL ASPECTS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental protection in Federal coal leasing program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222413. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental contaminants in food (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80l 53265. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental issues affecting the Panama (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. ENVIRONMENT AL ASSESSMENT Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental protection in the Federal c.o! leasing program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222413. 

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73 Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: an assessment Qf 2il mg w systems. deeowater 12Q!tt, rulil nuclear powerplants ofi the. .or New Jersey and Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November I 976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis 2f the. .1212 ERDA plan and program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.sin.& desalination technologies for water treatment (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senator Paul Simon; March 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-l 93354. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems~~~ ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching our breath: next for reducing Yf12an m (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Identifying mg regulating carcinogens (K. Kronebusch) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-l36999. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Stringfellow superfund ilie.: engineering smgy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1984. Contractor Report. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental contaminants .in fQQg (C. E. Woteki) Requested hy: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80l 53265. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct~ 2f fil (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. ENVIRONMENT AL LAW AND LEGISLATION Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. 

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74 Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Management Qf. and nonfuel minerals in Federal lWli1 (R. W. Wright) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295788. ENVIRONMENT AL MONITORING Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Habitability of .the. Love an analysis Qf .the. technical 12.am w .the. decision 2!l .the. habitability 2i emergency declaration anm (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; June 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-114917. ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming (jean: Superfund problems gn M 8.21,yeg ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. Oci~ans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next fs2!: municipal ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fIQ.m. pollution to prevention: J progress~ QR~ reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to maintain biological diversity (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-207494/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction of hazardous waste: fQI: pollution prevention fillii industrial efficiency (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/AS. ENVIRONMENT AL PROTECTION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. 

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75 Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of advanced ii!: transport technology: J2U! !--advanced bi&h-~ aircraft (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-200504. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental affecting the Panama Cm.al (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf !J:.S. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY 121 through l2.8Q. (R. Daly) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258191. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION GROUPS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: U.S. aru1 international institutions (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104058. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION--ANT ARCTIC REGIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Polar prospects: a minerals treaty (Qr Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies (Qr detecting heritable mutations in human (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140158/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf technologies for determining cancer risks from~ environment (M. Gough)June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235400. EPIDEMIOLOGY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q{ biomedical research and related technology (Qr tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. 

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76 ESTUARIES--ENVIRONMENT AL ASPECTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87l 94585. ETHICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical and social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation and competition in civilian activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. EVALUATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of 9.0.-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: four common ~-ray procedures--problems ann. prospects for economic evaluation (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-165506. EVALUATION RESEARCH R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. of demonstrations in federal R & D policy (J. H. Young)July 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-284387. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Border war Q.!l drugs (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87l 84 l 72. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Social Security Administration and information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected topics in Federal health statistics (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298449. 

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77 R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf Department Qf Education on Federal science and technology activities (C. McBee)August 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286525. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis o.f 1976 ERDA plan and program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. EXECUTIVE REORGANIZATION R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of Department of Education on Federal science and technology activities (C. McBee)August 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286525. EXPLOSIVES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Taggants in explosives (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-192719. EXPORT ADMINISTRATION ACT International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and East !!:filk.: an update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. EXPORT CONTROLS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and East !!:filk.: fill update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and EastWest trade (P. Sharfman, and H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PBS0-119381. EXPORTS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wood: !.I.S. competitiveness and. technology-vol. I~ II (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84l 09925. 

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78 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S,. industrial competitiveness: a comparison Qf steel, electronics, arui automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coal exports and O.Qr! development (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-203358. EYE CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact lens industry--structure, competition, and o.u.!ili 12Q!jcy: health technology ili!dY, no.. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/ AS. EYE DISEASE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening for open-angle glaucoma in the elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. FAMILIES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Children's mental health: problems and services (D. Dougherty) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Backgrounj paper. NTIS #PB87-207486/ AS. FARM LANDS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to benefit agriculture ang wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239747/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Q.( technology Qil. U.S.. cropland aru! rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. FARM MANAGEMENT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies tQ. benefit agriculture and wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239747/AS. 

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79 FARM PRODUCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: 1fil' potentials for extracting protein, medicines, and other useful chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-l 14743. FARMS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public policy, and tM changing structure of American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public policy. and changing structure o_( American agriculture: a special report for tM 1985 farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. FEDERAL AID TO HANDICAPPED SERVICES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology handicapped ~: Health technology illli1Y. no,. 2,2: assistive devices fQr. severe speech impairments (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-175371. FEDERAL AID TO INDIANS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Indian health care (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-20609 l / AS. FEDERAL AID TO MEDICAL RESEARCH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment and disposables industry: health technology gygy !!Q. (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-154953/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-196716. 

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80 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality and relevance of research and related activities a1 the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory (C. J. Behney, and H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Education; August 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-142238/ AS. FEDERAL AID TO RESEARCH Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies f.m: the 1990s (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: !LS.. investment in biotechnology (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Ho:.ise Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88246939/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Mapping our genes. Genome projects: Hruy mg? How fast.? (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212402/ AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research funding as fill investment can measure the returns (E. Frankel, and B. J. Holt) Requested by: Task Force on Science Policy; April 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-218278/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R &. D: critical trends and issues (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. innovation, filli! regional economic development: encouraging high-technology development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-180181. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf selected Federal vaccine and immunization policies: based on studies Qf oneumococcal vaccine (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-l 16106. 

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81 Government Policies for Innovation, Office of Technology Assessment. Government involvement in the innovation process: !l contractor's r.e.oru:t. tQ the. Office of Technology Assessment (L. F. Barrington)August 1978. Contractor report. NTIS #PB-286545. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf 1. Department Qf Education 9!l Federal science ang technology activities (C. McBee)August 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286525. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Applications of R D in 1h.e. civil sector: the opportunity provided hY 1h.e. Federal Gran1 Cooperative Agreement AC1 of 1977 (J. H. Young) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283035. FEDERAL BUDGETS Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Soac..e science research in the, United~ (P. P. Chandler) Requested by: Representative Cooper Evans; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB&3-166512. FEDERAL COAL LEASING AMENDMENTS ACT Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects of section l of the Federal CoB,l Leasing Amendments AC1 Qf (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-182029/AS. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Scientific validity Qf polygraph testing: a research review and evaluation (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l 814 l 1. FEDERAL GRANT AND COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT ACT R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Applications Qf R D in the civil sector: the opportunity provided hY the Federal Qll!l1 and Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977 (J. H. Young) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283035. FEDERAL POWER ACT Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric wheeling and dealing: technological considerations fQr increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. 

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82 FEDERAL ST A TE RELATIONS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials: B.rut logl activities (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-181971/AS. FEDERAL-STA TE RELATIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Protecting nation's groundwater from contamination-YQl. l ll (P. J. Stone) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1984. Report. NTIS #PB8S-154201/AS. FETUS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical and social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. FIBER OPTICS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R 4', 12: critical~ and~ (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB8S-245660/ AS. FINANCE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies fQr evaluating ~. quality and medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Asse-ssment. Renewable energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. FINANCIAL DEREGULATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology Q!l financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/ AS. 

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83 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology QD financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. FINANCIAL SERVICES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. FISHERY CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT ACT Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Establishing a 2Q.Q.-~ fisheries zone (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; National Ocean Policy Study; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273S78. FISHERY LAW AND LEGISLATION Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Establishing a 2Q.Q.-mile fisheries (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; National Ocean Policy Study; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273578. FISHERY MANAGEMENT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ang oceanography: fill assessment Qf Federal technologies for oceanographic research ang monitoring (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Establishing a 2Q.Q.-mile fisheries (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; National Ocean Policy Study; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273578. FLAGS OF CONVENIENCE Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Q{ 2il tanker casualties, ~-!ill (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. 

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84 FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION Exploratory Group. Office of Technology Assessment. illJlitS and options in flOQ9. hazards management (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-151087. FLOOD INSURANCE Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Issues and options in flood hazards management (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PBS0-151087. FLUIDIZA TION Energy Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial and commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-l 80547. FOOD Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf the United States &od, and agricultural research system (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition. and Forestry; December I 98 I. Report. NTIS #PB82-l 70572. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Organizing and financing basic research to increase .(o.QQ production (W. Wilcox) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273182. FOOD ADULTERATION AND INSPECTION Food and Renewable Resources Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Pesticide residues in food: technologies and methodologies for detection (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Agriculture; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-l 36444/ AS. FOOD CONTAMINATION Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental contaminants in food (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-I 53265. 

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85 FOOD INDUSTRY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural postharvest technology qrut marketing economics research (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; April 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-232835. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of applied genetics: micro organisms. plants, fillil animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-206609. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Emerging f.oQ9. marketing technologies: a preliminary analysis (W. W. Gallimore)October 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-291039. FOOD LAW AND LEGISLATION Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental contaminants in food (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80l 53265. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cancer testing technology and saccharin (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; October 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273499. FOOD PRESERVATION Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Emerging foog marketing technologies: a preliminary analysis (W. W. Gallimore)October 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-291039. FOOD SPOILAGE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. QQM shelf-life dating of food (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-101629. FOOD SUPPLY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture, and ll..S.. foreign aig (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: the potentials for extracting protein, medicines, and useful chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-l 14743. 

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86 Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Global models. world futures, mg public ~: a critique (W. Mills) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-251299. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ,EQQg information systems: summary and analysis (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258172. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment .f22g. information systems (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; February 1976. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB258171. FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental contaminants in food (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1979. Report. NTIS #PBS0-153265. FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to ChinJ. (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation mg competition in civilian~ activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: future Qf liquefied natural SM imports-background oao.er (J.B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-203847. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: the future Qf liquefied natural SM imports (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March I 980. Report. NTIS #PBS0-173552. FOREIGN RELATIONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering from rn (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. 

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87 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer 1Q Chirul. (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l l 3008/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and East m update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. FOREIGN TRADE Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying the bill: manufacturing a.rut America's tr.age_ d.wci1 (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. :U.S. industrial competitiveness: a comparison .Qf s,tw, electronics. a.rut automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and EastWest tr.age_ (P. Sharfman, and H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80l l 938 I. FOREIGN TRADE POLICY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment .c,oru exports and QQI! development (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-203358. FOREST CONSERVATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies 1Q sustain tropical forest resources (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175637. 

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88 FOREST MANAGEMENT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wood use: U.S.. competitiveness technology-.Y.Ql. I&. II (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-109925. FOREST POLICY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to sustain tropical resources (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175637. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~: l[.S.. competitiveness technology-.Y.Ql. I&. II (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-109925. FOREST PRODUCTS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wood use: U.S.. competitiveness technology-.Y.Ql. l ll (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-I0992.3. FOSSIL FUELS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll,.S.. oil production: the effect of low oil prices (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB88-142484. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the proposed national energy plan (R. E. Row berg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. FUEL ALLOCATION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the impacts of the projected natural gg_s curtailments (Qr~ winter 1975-76 (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250623. FUEL CELLS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine applications fur fuel cell technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l 83597 / AS. 

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89 FUEL CONSUMPTION Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment Qf changes in flm!m YR ill!9 characteristics Qi tM automobile transportation system (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB293645. FUTURES RESEARCH Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Global models, futures. ang public a. critiaue (W. Mills) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-251299. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Forecasts Qf physician supply ang requirements (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-181670. GAS PIPELINES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology mg Ea~t~: a.n update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. GENERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport system development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. GENETIC ENGINEERING Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology i: patenting life (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; April 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-196612. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered orga.nisms: genetic ang ecological (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214101/AS. 

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90 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: public perceptions of biotechnology (G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. Biological Applications PrQgram, Office of Technology Assessment. Human gene therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf applied genetics: micro organisms, plants, and animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-206609. GENETIC RESEARCH Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Mapping our gene~. Genome projects: How hlg? How fast? (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-212402/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies (or detecting heritable mutations in human wngs_ (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140158/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. GENETICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: U.S. investment in biotechnology (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88246939/ AS. GEOTHERMAL POWER PLANTS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects for~~ (P. H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. 

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91 GERIATRICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment .Lil.-sustaining technologies and elderly (C. W. Maklan, K. Maslow, and R. A. Harootyan) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-222527/AS. GERMPLASM RESOURCES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to maintain biological diversity (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-207494/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in tM United ~: dita considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181989/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots conservation of biological diversity i.n tm, United (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; February 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181997/AS. GORGAS MEMORIAL LABORATORY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality arul relevance of research~ related activities at tM Gorgas Memorial Laboratory (C. J. Behney, and H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Education; August 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-142238/AS. GOVERNMENT Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert mg Collision Avoidance System) (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-169221. 

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92 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/ Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84l 70695. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S,. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of nw. electronics, and automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. GOVERNMENT INFORMATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in~ electronic BG (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Def ending secrets. sharing data: new locks and for electronic information (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-143185/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Social Security Administration mg information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic~ systems g.ng individual privacy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100335/AS. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of information systems capabilities required to support Q.S. materials Qojjcy decisions (S. A. Rossmassler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-273462. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fQog information systems: summary and analvsis (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258172. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fQog information systems (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; February 1976. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB258171. 

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93 GOVERNMENT LIABILITY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Compensation fQr vaccine-related injuries (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-163909. GOVERNMENT PAPERWORK Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-based national information systems: technology wli1 l2Y12li PQjiy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. GOVERNMENT PAPERWORK-MANAGEMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific technical information in ruJ. electronic iG,: opportunities and challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/ AS. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Social Security Administration and information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested -by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October I 986. Special report. NTIS #PB87I 36834/ AS. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Applications of R !l D in tM civil sector: the opportunity provided h tM Federal Qrant wli1 Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977 (J. H. Young) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283035. GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in fill electronic age (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. GOVERNMENT REGULATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment fQr science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. 

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94 Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Contact industry--structure. competition, and Pl!lili .12Qliy: health technology study !lQ. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear in m u.e, of uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology lllil industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. Energy Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment o( O& s!Yn:Y pipelines (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-278675. GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing~ and injury in the workplace (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Huma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTI~, #PB86-115334/AS. GOVERNMENT SERVICE CONTRACTS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing contractor UR in Superfund <J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-154116/AS. GOVERNMENT SPENDING--U.S.--EVALUATION Industry, Technology. and Employment Program, Office of Technology-Assessment. Assessing contractor me. iD Superfund <J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-154116/AS. GRADING Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Perspectives Q!l Federal retrul food grading (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273163. 

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95 GRAIN EMBARGO International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and East bl ~: m update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. GRAIN INSPECTION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qmin quality in international 1!:!lik: a, comparison Qf ma..i2!: Jl.S,. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. GRAIN TRADE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing the quality of U.S. grain fQ.r. international 1rfilk (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. GRAIN TRADE--ARGENTINA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international trade.: a comparison of ma.iOJ: ll.S. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. GRAIN TRADE--AUSTRALIA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international trade: a comparison Qf m.a.im: U.S. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. GRAIN TRADE--BRAZIL Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international trade: a comparison Qf maim: Jl.S. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. GRAIN TRADE--CANADA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international trade: a comparison of major U.S. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89l87249. 

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96 GRAIN TRADE--FRANCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international tt.ru1e,: a comparison Qf major !J..S. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. GRAIN--U.S.--ST ANDARDS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing the quality of U.~. grain fQr. international tr&k (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. GROCERY TRADE Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Emerging food marketing technologies: a preliminary analysis (W. W. Gallimore)October 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-291039. GROUNDWATER Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Protecting nation's groundwater fr2m. contamination-.YO!. I 8', II (P. J. Stone) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-154201/AS. HANDICAPPED Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology and its impact on American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83l 74664. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped people: Mandatorv passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues and evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB8J159822. HANDICRAFT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, renewable resources, and American crafts (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-222421. 

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97 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRANSPORTATION ACT Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation Qf hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100319 / AS. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives to animal in research, testing. and education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-183134/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. HAZARDOUS WASTE Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. From pollution !Q. prevention: a progress r.e.PQ!! Q!l reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction of hazardous~= fQr pollution prevention mw. industrial efficiency (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. incineration: its role in managing hazardous (H. Levenson, and R. Denison) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100327/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Suoerfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. 

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98 Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Stringfellow superfund site: engineering study (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1984. Contractor Report. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Habitability Q{ area: an analysis Q{ w technical 12.am. fQr decision on w habitability Q{ ru emergency declaration areas (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; June 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-ll4917. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies and management strategies for hazardous~ control (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-189241. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nonnuclear industrial hazardous waste: classifying (Qr hazard management (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-l34305. HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL--U.S.--MANAGEMENT Industry, Technology. and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems Ccm .bt ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing contractor .YK in Superfund (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-l54116/AS. HAZARDOUS WASTES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. in medical waste management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction of hazardous~= t:m: pollution prevention and industrial efficiency (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87l 39622/ AS. HEALTH EDUCATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. How effective !! AIDS education? (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; June 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-243530. 

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99 HEAL TH INSURANCE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. l.lK Qf preventive services elderly (M. E. Gluck) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; January 1989. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical testing and health insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-ll6958/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Q{ AIDS Q!l Kaiser Permanente Medical Program (Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89-116941/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Aids :mg~ insurance an OTA survey (J. Eden) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88l 70204. HEAL TH INSURANCE-U.S.-ST A TISTICS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses Q{ .ttmlih. in coverage !m4 preliminary estimates 2f effects Qf m employer mandate =md medicaid expansion (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration; Senate Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; July 1989. Background paper. HEAL TH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of AIDS Qil Kaiser Permanente Medical Program (Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89l l 694 l / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q{ ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. 

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100 HEAL TH SURVEYS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses 2t: in coverage Dn9 preliminary estimates Qf effects Qf m employer mandate ind medicaid expansion (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration; Senate Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; July 1989. Background paper. HEARING DISORDERS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hearing impairment and elderly (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-218559/AS. HEART DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Imc lications Qf C.QS1-eff ectiveness analysis Q( medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging w C.QS1 effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf ~-effectiveness analysis Q( medical technology. artificial )lear1--C.QS1, risks. mg benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239971. HEPA TITUS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Blood l29liy ang technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/ AS. HEREDITARY DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies (Qr detecting heritable mutations in human beings_ (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140158/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human~ therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. 

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101 HIGH TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying the bill: manufacturing~ America's ttw deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, fillil regional economic development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85l 50894/ AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, ang regional economic development C!mm or state. government initiatives fQ!: high technology industrial development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104033. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, fillil regional economic development encouraging high-technology development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-180181. HIGHER EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment .. Higher education for science mg engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. HIGHSPEED TRAINS Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !,!.S. passenger rail technologies (L. Turnbull)December I 983. Report. NTIS #PB84I 82609. HISTORIC SITES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for preservation of prehistoric and historic landscapes (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; July 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-222519/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fQr prehistoric and historic preservation (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140166/AS. 

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102 HOME LABOR Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices. ill.S.-2QQQ. (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee en Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intensive l!llitt <rn>--clinical outcomes. CQSlS., arul decisionmaking: .beB1.th technology~ 02. 28. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145928/ AS. HOSPITAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating @.S!, quality medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intensive llllm <rn)--clinical outcomes. ~. arul decisionmaking: healtb technology Q2. 28, (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; Novembt>r 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-I 45928/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites--trends and relative costs in~ Washington, D.C. area (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101122. HOSPITAL UTILIZATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intensive gn, units (rn)-clinical outcomes. ~. and decisionmaking: health technology cm llild.Y. !lQ.. 2.8. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-l 45928/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Variations in hospital length Q.( nn--their relationship 1Q ha!tb, outcomes: lllm!th, technology~ !lQ.. 24 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; August 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-111483. 

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103 HOSPITALS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies fQI evaluating~. quality :mg medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. HOSPITALS-U.S.-ENVIRONMENT AL ASPECTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Issues in medical waste management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. HOUSING Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, trade, and .tM ,ll.S. residential construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-l l 7594/ AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application Q.( SQ!ar technology to. today's energy ~-YQ!. I 8', II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. HUMAN EMBRYOLOGY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. HUMAN ENGINEERING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing illness and injury in the workplace (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Huma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l l 5334/ AS. HUMAN FERTILITY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Artificial insemination practice in .tM United~: summary Q.( a 1987 syryev, (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; August 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138903/AS. 

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104 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical and social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~ population illi! fertility planning technologies: next (L. A. Williams, and L. Corsa) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200338. HUMAN GENETICS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology. medicine. mg~ Bill Qf Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/AS. B;ological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Mapping our ~Genome projects: How hi&? How fas!? (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; .Home Committee 6ft Seienee, Sr,aee, Md Teehttology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212402/ AS. Biol>gical Applications Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Human~ therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. HUMAN GENETICS POLICY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human~ therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. &ok of genetic testing in the prevention Qf occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. HYDROELECTRIC POWER R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf technology for !Qcal development (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. IDENTIFICATION DEVICES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Taggants in explosives (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-192719. 

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105 IMAGING SYSTEMS IN MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q2ll effectiveness Qf gigjtw. subtraction angiography in~ diagnosis o.f cerebrovascular disease:~ technology CIR S!Y.dY DQ .li (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; May 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-241115/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies and tM medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-l 99552. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical. industrial. ang 12filiY analysis: health technology S!Y9Y DQ. 27 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-146207 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of. ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging arul c.ott effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of. ~-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: !om: common ~-ray procedures--problems ans1 prospects for economic evaluation (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-165506. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of. ~-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: tM feasibility Qf economic evaluation o! diagnostic procedure--~~ Qf CI scanning (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209777. IMPORTS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency a..ru;l synthetic ~: alternatives for reducing <ill imports--environmental of synthetic transportation fueh. fr2m ~-background ttl2Q!1 (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile ~l efficiency and synthetic ~= alternative for reducing oil imports--environmental issYll for synthetic transportation fr2m (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile efficiency '1ls1 synthetic fuels: alternative fQr reducing oil imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. 

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106 Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and tte.fil industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: future Q( liquefied natural w imports-background~ (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-203847. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: flU.ure. Q( liquefied natural w imports (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-1735S2. IN VITRO FERTILIZATION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical and social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. INCINERATION Oceans and Environment Prognm, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next fQr municipal mfui ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. incineration: its. role in managing hazardous (H. Levenson, and R. Denison) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100327/AS. INCOME STATISTICS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical MeQS. for a changing U.S. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/AS. INDEPENDENT REGULA TORY COMMISSIONS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Q( ll.S. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY~ through 12.8.Q (R. Daly) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258191. 

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107 INDIAN LANDS Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf laws governing Federal lBruls.: options fm: in Alaska (F. J. Wobber) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-293982. INDIANS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Indian health~ (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206091/AS. INDOOR AIR POLLUTION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Passive smoking in 1M workplace: selected issues (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; May 1986. Staff paper. NTIS #PB86-217627 / AS. INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONSERVATION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy~ (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. INDUSTRIAL FUEL CONSUMPTION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy~ (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Patterns awl trends in Federal coal lease ownership. 1950-80 (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-188484. INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact km, industry--structure. competition, and .l2W2lic. .heiltb. technology~ .D2-ll (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/AS. 

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108 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll,.S. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of~. electronics. arul automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PBSl-235749. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology mg industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. INDUSTRIAL POLICY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. :iI-S. w apparel industry: J revolution ill progress (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1987. Special Report. NTIS #PB87-196762/XAB. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact industry--structure. competition, and lml2!i 122liy: h,eiltli technology CE~ DQ.. ll (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/AS. INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies mg management strategies for hazardous~ control (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-189241. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTIVITY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying !he. bill: manufacturing and America's gefii! (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction of hazardous ~= fQr pollution prevention arul industrial efficiency (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/AS. 

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109 Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, and regional economic development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-150894/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment, education, aru! the workplace (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-l 96500. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, md, regional economic development: encouraging high-technology development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-180181. INDUSTRIAL PROMOTION Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, aru! regional economic development~ of~ government initiatives for high technology industrial development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104033. INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment. education. and thfJ workoJace (M. s. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/ Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-196500. INDUSTRY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. l[.S,. industrial competitiveness: a comparison o.[ ~electronics, aru! automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PBSl-235749. INDUSTRY UNIVERSITY RELATIONS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: l[.S,. investment in biotechnology (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88246939/ AS. 

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110 Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced materials h mign (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-243548. INDUSTRY-UNIVERSITY RELATIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R .&. D: critical~ arul iww, (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. innovation, arul regional economic development: encouraging ll.i&h.-technology development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-180181. INFLUENZA Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~ effectiveness Q{ influenza vaccination (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82l 78492. INFORMATION LEAKING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Scientific validity of polygraph testing: a research review arul evaluation (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-181411. INFORMATION NETWORKS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property in an age_ Q{ electronics arul information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-l 0030 l / AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology on. financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. 

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111 INFORMATION POLICY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific mg technical information in an electronic : opportunities il!19 challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in 8!l electronic (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~I Security Administration il!19 information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87l 36834/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management, security. and congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance mg civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerbased national information systems: technology an!! 12Y.lili issues. (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. INFORMATION SERVICES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qf information technology on financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. 

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112 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology~ .itl impact on American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-174664. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. foog information systems: summary and analysis (J.B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258172. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. E.oog information systems (J.B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; February 1976. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB258171. INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessmtnt. Impact Q( AIDS on the. Kaiser Permanente Medical Program (Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89-ll6941/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology. new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee oi: the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in the. United ~= di!I. considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-l81989/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of alternatives f.2r a national computerized criminal history system (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-166678. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fQ!iy implications Qf medical information systems (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; December 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-274857. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical connections communication i2r the. f.utllm (L. Garcia) requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1990. Report. 

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113 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. High performance computing and networking fQr science (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-I31228/ AS. INFORMED CONSENT Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Compensation for vaccine-related injuries (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-163909. INFORMED CONSENT (MEDICAL LAW) Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ownership Q.( human~ and~ (G. B. Ellis, and G. B. White) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-207536/ AS. INFRASTRUCTURE (ECONOMICS) Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical connections communication fQr. the. future (L. Garcia) requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1990. Report. INSECTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Do insects transmit aids ? (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; September 1987. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-143177/AS. INSPECTION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Seismic verification of nuclear testing treaties (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence; Senate Select Committee on Intelligence; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214853. INTEGRATED CIRCUITS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research a.ru.l development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205200/ AS. 

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114 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer software ang intellectual property (J. D. Winston) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; March 1990. Background paper. INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense m. (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-21011 l. INTEREST RA TES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology Q!l financial services systems (Z. A. Shaven) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing tM nation's commercial high-le.Ym radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Criteria (Qr evaluating implementation plan required 12.Y. Earthquake Hazards Reduction At 2i 1977 (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PBSl-241663. INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL COOPERATION Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fo.o.d. information system: summary and analysis (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258172. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fo.o.d. information systems (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; February 1976. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB258171. 

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115 INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing i.n manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February I 990. Report. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing~ quality of U.S. grain for international trade (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Copper: technology and competitiveness (J. Robison) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; Technology Assessment Board; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-138887/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying bill: manufacturing awl America's~ deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced materials 12Y design (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-243548. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S,. textile mg apparel industry: s1. revolution in progress (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1987. Special Report. NTIS #PB87-196762/XAB. INTERNATIONAL CONTROL OF ATOMIC POWER Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation and safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN ASTRONAUTICS Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S.-~ cooperation in~ (N. Lubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86114758/AS. 

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116 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation and competition in civilian activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/ Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE 'll: a context fur international cooperation ruw competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agreement governing .tM activities of iUeS. Q.D. .tM moon mg 2.tbll celestial Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1980. Committee print. INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN TELECOMMUNICATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Radiofreguency m md. management impacts from~ !'.:2rki Administrative Radio Conference of .1212 (R. B. Crowell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-177536. INTERNATIONAL COOPERA TION--ANTARCTIC REGIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fomr prospects: 1. minerals~ fw: Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. INTERNATIONAL LAW International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. stations and the law: selected .lem iw!es. (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and East.t!:&k: an update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. INTERNATIONAL TRADE Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical needs fQr a changing U.S.. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/AS. 

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117 Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-170695. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. :U.S.. industrial competitiveness: a comparison o( s.tttl, electronics. and automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. INTEROCEANIC CANALS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental affecting the Panama Canal (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. INTERSTATE COMPACTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships pressure: managing commercial lm!-le:te.I radioactive~ (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy~ (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. l,l.S,. industrial competitiveness: a comparison ot: s.tttl, electronics. ng automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology mg siw industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PBS0-208200. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Benefits Qt: increased YR o( continuous casting by~ l,l.S,. industry (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Congressional Steel Caucus; October 1979. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PBS0-104907. 

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118 IRON AND STEEL WORKERS Materials Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Technology :mg ilW industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PBS0-208200. IRRIGATION Food and Renewable Resources Program. Office of Technology Assessment. ~-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in u.s. arid/semiarid~ (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-l 72667. ISLAND ECOLOGY Food and Renewable Resources Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management for U.S. insular areM (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. JOB STRESS Communication and Information Technologies Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology.~ tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PBSS144043. JOINT VENTURES Communication and Information Technologies Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R & D: critical~ arul (F. W. Weingarten. and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PBSS-245660/ AS. Biological Applications Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: an international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce. Science. and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 73608. 

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119 KIDNEY DISEASE Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Payment {Qr physician services: strategies (Qr medicare: Health technology c.,BR study 112. 32: effects Qf federal policies on extracorooreal shock wave lithotripsy (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB86-217999/AS. Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness arul CQll Qf continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): heal1h technology study 112. ll (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; September 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB87-148938/AS. Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment arul disposables industry: heal1h technology cas.e. study 112. ll (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-154953/ AS. KIDNEY DISEASES Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQil-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: formal analysis,~ formulation. aru1 erul-s.taG renaJ. disease (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209769. LABELING LAWS Food and Renewable Resources Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Qrum. shelf-life dating Qf fQog (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce. Science, and Transportation; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-101629. LABOR Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming~: Superfund problems can M ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. LABORATORY ANIMALS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives tt> animal .YR in research. testing, ang education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-183 l 34/ AS. 

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120 LAND USE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wetlands: their use mid. regulation (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175918. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf governing rn Federal .lirul3,: options f..or. in Alaska (F. J. Wobber) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-293982. LANDFILLS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next for municipal ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. LANDING AIDS Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ai!J2Qu system development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf the FAA 1982 National Airspace System Plan (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-102772. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport and air traffic control system (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-207606. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Proceedings of the OT A seminar Qil Discrete Address Beacon System (DABS) (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; July 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-208168. LANDSCAPE PROTECTION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies (or 1M preservation Qf prehistoric and historic landscapes (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; July 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-222519/AS. 

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121 LASERS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in. l2S (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-210111. LATIN AMERICA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management fQr U.S. insular mM (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. LAUNCH VEHICLES COST International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Launch options for the funu:e.: a. buyer's guide. (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1988. Special report. LAUNCH VEHICLES -COSTS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reducing launch operations~= n.elY technologies :mg practices (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89l 36402/ AS. LAUNCH VEHICLES--U.S.--COSTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Big dumb boosters: a low-Qil space transportation 9.llliQ.Il? (R. A., Dalbello, R. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February I 989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89l 55 l 96/ AS. LAUNCH VEHICLES-COSTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft wign ang launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. 

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122 LAUNCH VEHICLES-U.S.-FUTURE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Round trio to orbit: human spaceflight alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-224661. LAW AND LEGISLATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality Qf medical ~= information f.o..r consumers (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-102180. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects of section 1 of the Federal Leasing Amendments Act of 1976 (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-182029/ AS. LAYOFFS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plant closing: advance and, .mo.id. response (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118212/AS. LEARNING DISABILITIES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped~: Health technology study IlQ. 22: technology and. learning disabilities (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-184043. LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SER VICES Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Food information systems: summary and analysis (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258172. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Food information systems (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; February 1976. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB-258171. 

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123 LIABILITY FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCE POLLUTION DAMAGES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Book preservation technologies (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212410/AS. LIGHTERAGE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technotogy Assessment. Competition in coastal ~= an evaluation of foreign maritime activities in 1M 2.QQ.-mile. EEL (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; July 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89224653. LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: tM of liquefied natural SM imports-background Q: (J.B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PBS0-203847. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: future of liquefied natural gn imports (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-173552. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of liquefied natural m (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. LONGTERM CARE Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing I million minds: confronting the. tragedy of alzheimer's disease aru1 otMr dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. 

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124 LOW-INCOME HOUSING Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy efficiency Qf buildings in cities (M. E. Procter) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200346. LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE POLICY ACT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships under pressure: managing commercial low-~ radioactive waste (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE POLICY AMENDMENTS ACT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships under pressure: managing commercial low-level radioactive waste (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. MAGNETISM Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects of power frequency electric fillii magnetic (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. MALARIA Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Status of biomedical research and related technology (Qr tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment. education, fillii .tM workplace (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84I 96500. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q.( information systems capabilities required .to. support l[.S. materials l20!icy decisions (S. A. Rossmassler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-273462. 

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125 MANGANESE Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies to. reduce l,l.S. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l l 5367 / AS. MANNED SPACE FLIGHT Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SALYUT: Soviet toward permanent human presence in~ (T. F. Rogers) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-181437. MANPOWER TRAINING PROGRAMS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and structural unemployment reemploying displaced~ (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206174/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Displaced homemakers: programs llru1 (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1985. Interim report. NTIS #PB86-120276/AS. MANPOWER UTILIZATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Forecasts Qf physician supply ang requirements (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-181670. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying t.he. bill: manufacturing and America's t,rruk deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment. education, ang the. workplace (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-l 96500. 

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126 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and tM workplace: selected labor, education, and training (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83l 9 l 320. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES-EV ALUTION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February I 990. Report. MARINE ACCIDENTS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf oil tanker casualties, 1969-1974 (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. MARINE BIOLOGY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: tM potentials for extracting protein, medicines. and Q1her chemicals <S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. MARINE ENGINEERING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine applications for fuel cell technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86I 83597 / AS. MARINE GEOLOGY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and oceanography: an assessment of Federal technologies for oceanographic research aru1 monitoring lP. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qean. margin drilling (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80-198302. 

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127 MARINE POLLUTION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-194585. MARINE TERMINALS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ,CQll exports smg PQJ1 development (P.A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-203358. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of liquefied natural w (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. MARINE TRANSPORTATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf maritime tt&k and technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Ways and Means; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-177781. MARKETING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Market fot wheelchairs--innovations and Federal P.Oliy: heal.tb technology we.~ no.. 32 (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145944/ AS. MARKETING OF FARM PRODUCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural postharvest technology and marketing economics research (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; April 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-232835. MASS MEDIA International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering from~ (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. 

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128 MASS RAPID TRANSIT Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of advanced m rapid transit technology (J. Miller, and R. Willow) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-153323. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automatic tmin control in rail rapid transi1 (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254738. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass tm,nili-bibliography (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253642. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass .tmnsit-technical rei2Q!1 (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253641. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass transi1 (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-253679. MASS RAPID TRANSIT-ATLANTA METROPOLITAN AREA Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning f.or. mass .tmnlU-Atlanta (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253680. MASS RAPID TRANSIT-BOSTON METROPOLITAN AREA Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning f.or transil-Boston c.att ,s,tygy_ (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-252681. MASS RAPID TRANSIT-CHICAGO METROPOLITAN AREA Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning (or mass transit-Chicago ,s,tygy_ (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253682. 

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129 MASS RAPID TRANSIT -DENVER METROPOLITAN AREA Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning fQr mass transit-Denver llY.d,y (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253683. MASS RAPID TRANSIT-LOS ANGELES METROPOLITAN AREA Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning fQr mass transit-Los Angeles study (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253684. MASS RAPID TRANSIT-MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL METROPOLITAN AREA Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning fQr mass transit-Minneapolis/St. S!Y.d.Y (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253685. MASS RAPID TRANSIT-SAN FRANCISCO METROPOLITAN AREA Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning for mass transit-San Francisco S!Y.d.Y (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253686. MASS RAPID TRANSIT-SEA TILE METROPOLITAN AREA Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning fQr mass transit-Seallk UUQY (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253687. MASS RAPID TRANSIT-WASHING TON, D.C. METRO POLIT AN AREA Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning for mass transit-Washington, D.~. S!Y.d,y (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253688. MATERIALS Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of alternative economic stockpiling policies (H. H. Herman, and J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-273191. 

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130 MATERIALS MANAGEMENT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. From pollution to prevention: a progress report Q!l waste reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technical options (Qr conservation of metals: studies of selected and products (M. Peterson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-102619. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Engineering implications Qf chronic materials scarcity (J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences; April 1977. Conference proceedings. NTIS #PB-273193. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf information systems capabilities required tQ support U.S. materials decisions (S. A. Rossmassler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-273462. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of alternative economic stockpiling policies (H. H. Herman, and J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-273191. MATERIALS POLICY Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Engineering implications of chronic materials scarcity (J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences; April 1977. Conference proceedings. NTIS #PB-273193. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of information systems capabilities required tQ. support ll,.S. materials decisions (S. A. Rossmassler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-273462. MATERIALS RESEARCH Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Engineering implications of chronic materials scarcity (J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences; April 1977. Conference proceedings. NTIS #PB-273193. MATERNAL HEALTH SERVICES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf QS1-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: !he. costs and. effectiveness of neonatal intensive care (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; August 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-10141 l. 

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131 MEDICAID Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies and the. medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-199552. MEDICAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality Qf medical care: information for consumers (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-102180. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf co.s.t-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology ili!9Y OQ. ,ll: nurse practitioners. physician assistants illl9 certified Il,U!Se.-midwives--a l22!icY. analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Indian health~ (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-20609l/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Smtm, of biomedical research and related technology for tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-l39614/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to tM Middle (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of randomized clinical trials Q!l health l2QllCY. and medical practice (H. Gelband)August 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-l 14560. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safety, efficacy, and C.Q.S1 effectiveness of therapeutic apheresis: health technology s,tydy D.Q. U (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-114842. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology under proposals to increase competition in (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-164046. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQ.51-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: management Qf care technology in ten countries (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144628. 

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132 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf. cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: methodological issues mg literature review (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144602. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of n-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Development Q.( medical technology: opportunities (Qr assessment (C. A. Taylor) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258117. MEDICAL CENTERS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer National Institutes of Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. MEDICAL ECONOMICS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. CosD, IJli1 effectiveness Qf cervical~ screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and B. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Q.( 211 1W' Kaiser Permanente Medical CJre. Program (Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89-ll6941/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing !l million minds: confronting tM tragedy of alzheimer's disease and other dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment C2r physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology ilildY 92. -3.2: effects Qf federal policies Q!1 extracorporeal wave lithotripsy (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB86-217999/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness mg cost gf continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): h,e,a!th technology ilildY 92. ll (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; September 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB87-148938/AS. 

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133 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies f.or managing urinary incontinence: heiUh technology !lQ. .ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 198S. Case study. NTIS #PB85-240208/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment ll!li\ disposables industry: hell!b. technology nygy !lQ.. JZ (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-154953/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies !lll.d. the. medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-199552. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial, amt J22lic:y analysis: heiUh technology !lQ.. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-146207 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology amt tM Qs.t 2t: tM medicare program (A. K. Bums) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-146215/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology~ c,o,st,s, 2t: medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (DRGs) amt tM Medicare program: implications f..Qr medical technology (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-111 S2S. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. implications 2t: !M computed tomography (CI) scanner: m update (K. Kohlhof, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-163917. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications 2t: .QS!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: methodological~ amt literature review (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144602. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of m!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. implications 2t: the. computed tomography {CI) scanner (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; November 1978. Report. NTIS #PB284872. MEDICAL EDUCATION Hculth Pcognim, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education and assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PBS0-102528. 

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134 MEDICAL ETHICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Life-sustaining technologies and elderly (C. W. Maklan, K. Maslow, and R. A. Harootyan) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-222527/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-196716. MEDICAL FEES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications o.( Qlt-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology ~: llQ.. ll: practitioners. physician assistants a.ns1 certified Ql!m-midwives--a. analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. favme.n1 .(Qr physician services: strategies f.Q.t medicare (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Finance/Se 1ate Special Committee on Aging; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-l82011 / AS. MEDICAL GENETICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. o.( genetic testing in tM prevention Qf occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. MEDICAL INNOVATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology and the. On o.( the medicare program (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-146215.'AS. MEDICAL INNOVATIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology, medicine. a.nsl tM Bill o.( Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/AS. 

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135 R .. a.lt.b. PT09,T""-'ln, Oicc .. 0 T .. ch""olosy A."""""ft\.Qnt.. Teckno\oa,ie, o!:_ detect.ins heTit.ab\e mutations in human (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140158/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hearing impairment and elderly (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 19g6 .Background paper. NTIS #PB86-218559/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness and C.Q!! 2t: continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): health technology c~ stYQ.Y !lQ. Ji (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; September 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB87-148938/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology mg~ 2t: medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (DRGs} Uli1 w Medicare program: implications fQr medical technology (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-l l l 525. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology under proposals tQ. increase competition .in h,ea1th (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-164046. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategies w medical technology assessment (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83113274. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications 2t: CQS1-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and. con effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications 2t: C.Q!!-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: artificial ha!:1--c.osl, ris.kl, mg benefits (C .. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239971. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer at National Institutes 2t: Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. folicy implications 2t: lJli, computed tomography (CT) scanner: ill update (K. Kohlhof, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PBSl-163917. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications 2t: con-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology:~ management 2t: h,ea1th gre technology in .tell countries (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PBSl-144628. 

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136 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education and assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fQw implications of~ computed tomography (CT) scanner (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; November 1978. Report. NTIS #PB284872. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing efficacy mg s.afen of medical technologies (C. J. Behney, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; September 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286929. MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS AND APPARATUS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment fQr physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology~~ ng,. ~= effects of federal policies 2..n extracorporeal sh,ock wave lithotripsy (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB86-217999/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hearing impairment and elderly (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-218559/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies (2J: managing urinary incontinence: health technology~ no.. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-240208/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical devices~ the. Veterans Administration (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87l l 7677 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment ang disposables industry: health technology Sillill no.. 32 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-154953/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Market fQr wbeelchairs--innovations and Federal Q2licy: halth technology~ lli!dY no. .lQ (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145944/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intensive units. (KJ.W--clinical outcomes, com, arul decisionmaking: health technology stll4Y QQ.. 21 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145928/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies and the. medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-199552. 

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137 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology and the cost of the medicare program (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-l46215/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessm~nt. Implications Q( CQS!-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: the. COS1 effectiveness Qf l!l2W gastronintestinal endoscopy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221814. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cost effectiveness Q( automated multichannel chemistry analyzers (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209793. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. implications Q.( computed tomography (CT) scanner: m update (K. Kohlhof, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-163917. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( con-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: .the management Qf health cam technology in countries (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144628. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. implications Q.( computed tomography (CT) scanner (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; November 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-284872. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing tM efficacy mett Q( medical technologies (C. J. Behney, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; September 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286929. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Development Q( medical technology: opportunities !Qr assessment (C. A. Taylor) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258117. MEDICAL LABORATORIES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality Wli1 relevance of research Wli1 related activities !he Gorgas Memorial Laboratory (C. J. Behney, and H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Education; August 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-142238/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( con-effectiveness analysis Q( medical technology: !he management Qf health gn, technology m .tell countries (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144628. 

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138 MEDICAL LAW Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Compensation fQ!: vaccine-related injuries (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-163909. MEDICAL PERSONNEL Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology study !lQ .ll: practitioners. physician assistants and certified ~-midwives--a policy analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact lens industry--structure, competition, and I2l!blic.12Qlicy: health technology !lQ. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/ AS. ME)ICAL POLICY Heath Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical testing and health insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operationf August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-116958/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing a million minds: confronting~ tragedy Qf alzheimer's disease ruig dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology !lQ. lQ: effects .Qf federal policies 2!l extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB86-217999/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Market fQ!: wheelchairs--innovations and Federal J20.liy: rumlth technology S!Y4Y !lQ. lQ (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145944/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of randomized clinical trials Q!l health ruiliy and medical practice (H. Gelband)August 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-114560. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategies fQr medical technology assessment (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83l 13274. 

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139 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: c.Qil-effectiveness analysis ot: medical technology: formal analysis, formulation, lllil end-nue_ .ama! disease (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209769. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. foliy implications ot: 1he computed tomography (CI) scanner: an update (K. Kohlhof, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PBSl-163917. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. implications ot: 1he computed tomography (CI) scanner (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; November 1978. Report. NTIS #PB284872. MEDICAL RECORDS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. foliy implications ot: medical information systems (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; December 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-2748S7. MEDICAL RESEARCH Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives .to. animal m research, testing. and. education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-183134/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies f2r evaluating 'i.011, auality :wl medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 198S. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. of biomedical research and related technology (or tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 198S. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality and relevance of research and related activities :U 1he Gorgas Memorial Laboratory (C. J. Behney, and H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Education; August 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-142238/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer the. National Institutes of Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: c.Qil-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. 

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140 MEDICAL SCREENING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. and effectiveness of cervical cancer screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and B. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. aruJ effectiveness of cholesterol screening in .till' elderly (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB89-224638. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening (or Ql2ell-angk glaucoma in the elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Artificial inseminati.on practice in. the United~: summary Q,( a 12ll (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; August 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138903/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Aids and health insurance fill OT A survey (J. Eden) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1988. Staff paper. NTI~ #PB88l 70204. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Rok of genetic testing in the prevention Q,( occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQn-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating a.pg benefits iD disease prevention programs--an application 19. cervical~ screening (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221806. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness anlaysis of medical technology: screening for colon cancer--a technology assessment (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209785. MEDICAL ST A TISTICS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected .tQpjg in Federal health statistics (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298449. 

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141 MEDICAL STATISTICS-U.S. GRAPHS AND CHARTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses Qf in coverage and preliminary estimates of th.e effects of m employer mandate a.ru1 medicaid expansion (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Finance: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration; Senate Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; July 1989. Background paper. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology, medicine. a.ru;l the. Bill Qf Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September I 988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-l 36428/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical testing mg health insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89l I 6958/ AS. MEDICAL TESTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical testing mg ha!th insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-l 16958/ AS. MEDICAL WASTES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Issues in medical waste management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. MEDICALLY UNINSURED-U.S.-TRANDS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses Qf in coverage and preliminary estimates Qf the. effects Qf fill employer mandate a.ru1 medicaid expansion (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration; Senate Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; July 1989. Background paper. 

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142 MEDICARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ruig effectiveness Qf cervical cancer screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and B. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qf preventive services 12Y elderly (M. E. Gluck) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; January 1989. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening fQr Ql2fill-rul&le. glaucoma in the elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: ilra!egies f2r evaluating con, quality and medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness !lfill con Qf continuous ambulat0ey peritoneal dialysis (CAPD): ~technology mlilY. n2. ll (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; September 1985. :::ase study. NTIS #PB87-l 48938/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment ruig disposables industry: ~technology SlYID'., llQ .l2. (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-154953/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Boston ~: technology ili!dY no. 29 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145936/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies and the medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85l 99552. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology and the cost of the mecicare program (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-146215/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology @.g Qf medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (.QRQs.) and Medicare program: implications for medical technology (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l l l 525. 

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143 MEDICARE EVALUATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment for physician services: strategies fQr medicare (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-l82011 / AS. MEDICATED FEEDS Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Drugs in livestock feed (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298450. MEDICINE Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Mapping our genes. Genome projects: HolY hi&? How fMt.? (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212402/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~-sustaining technologies and elderly (C. W. Maklan, K. Maslow, and R. A. Harootyan) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-222527 / AS. MENTAL HEAL TH POLICY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Children's mental health: problems and services (D. Dougherty) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207486/AS. MENTAL ILLNESS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-l 967 l 6. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf ~-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: tw efficacy an4 CQ.S.t effectiveness Qf psychotherapy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144610. 

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144 MERCHANT MARINE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative approaches tQ. cargo P.Oliy: a supplement tQ. an assessment of maritime ttru!e. ang technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1985. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-239887 / AS. MERCHANT MARINE LEGISLATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of maritime trade and technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Ways and Means; Oct0ber 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-177781. MERCHANT SHIPS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of maritime trade.and technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Ways and Means; Octo:>er 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84l 7778 l. METALS Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technical options f..or conservation of metals: studies of selected ang 12!~ (M. Peterson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-102619. METEOROLOGY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. dk! rain ang transported air pollutants: implications f.or. .l2Y.lili P.9liy (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. METEROLOGICAL RESEARCH Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology oceanography: an assessment Qf Federal technologies !ID: oceanographic research and monitoring (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. 

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145 MICROCOMPUTERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology mg m impact on American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor /House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83l 7 4664. MICROELECTRONICS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research aru1 development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205200/ AS. MIDWIVES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology c~ study !lQ.. 37: nurse practitioners, physician assistants aru1 certified ~-midwives--a .t29.!.iy analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87l 77 465 / AS. MILITARY POLICY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New technology for NA TO: implementing follow-o.n attack (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Armed Services; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-200267. MILITARY RESEARCH International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding the ~: maintaining the. defense technology (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-196604. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology ~: introduction and overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-192562. MILITARY SCIENCE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology .b.ae,: introduction and overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-192562. 

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146 MILITARY STRATEGY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology 12Me,: introduction ruli! overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-l 92562. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New technology for NATO: implementing follow-Q.!1 attack (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Armed Services; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-200267. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fQ!: NATO's f ollow-Q!l f2rc concept (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; July 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-100343/ AS. International Security and Commerce Prograr,1, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. MILITARY TECHNOLOGY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding the ~: maintaining defense technology 1ms.e, (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-196604. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology haR: introduction llfil1 overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-192562. MINERAL INDUSTRIES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Copper: technology and competitiveness (J. Robison) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; Technology Assessment Board; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-138887 / AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies tQ. reduce 1[.S. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l l 5367 / AS. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Management of fuel and nonfuel minerals in Federal land (R. W. Wright) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295788. 

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147 Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf laws governing across Federal ~: options (Qr iCm in Alaska (F. J. Wobber) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-293982. MINERALS RESERVES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine minerals: exploring Q.Yr filllY frontier (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-217725/AS. MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: 1M futum Qf liquefied natural m imports-background oaom: (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-203847. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Management Qf (]:tel ug nonf uel minerals in Federal lBng (R. W. Wright) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295788. MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES--ANT ARCTIC REGIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. prospects: 1. minerals treaty !Qr Antuctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. MINING ENGINEERING Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf development and production potential Qf Federal gn (Buyrn A., and K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act of 1976; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-149378. MINING LAW Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Western surface mine permitting and reclamation (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100350/AS. 

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148 MINING LEASES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects Qf section .l Qf the Federal CQB.I Leasing Amendments Ac1 Qf ,lfil (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86l 82029 / AS. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Management of uw ang nonfuel minerals in Federal lilllil. (R. W. Wright) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295788. MISSILE BASES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MX missile .basing (P. Sharfman, and J. Kaplan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-108077. MOBILE HOMES Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. twk, Drul t.M ll.S. residential construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117594/AS. MONITERED RETRIEVABLE STORAGE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing Ule, nation's commercial high-~ radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. MOON TREATIES Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agreement governing activities of s,taru on t.M moon ang a.the!: celestial QOdm Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1980. Committee print. MOTOR VEHICLE POLLUTION CONTROL Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment Qf changes in tM future ang characteristics Qf th!' automobile transportation system (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB293645. 

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149 MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gearing .YI!. for ~: !llQlQ!: carrier~ in ;i competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-124796. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology mg handicapped~: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues and evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83159822. MX MISSILE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MX missile~ (P. Sharfman, and J. Kaplan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82l 08077. NARCOTIC TRAFFIC Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Border .!'.'..ar. on d!J!gs_ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; March I 987. Report. NTIS #PB87l 84 l 72. NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM PLAN Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf the FAA ill2, National Airspace System Plan (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-102772. NATIONAL DEFENSE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding the. edge: maintaining the. defense technology 12.as.e. (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-196604. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies f.or NATO's ~-on ll2. attack concept (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; July 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87l 00343/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MX missile basing (P. Sharfman, and J. Kaplan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-108077. 

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150 NATIONAL DEFENSE--NA TO COUNTRIES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New technology for NATO: implementing follow-2n. forw ~(A.Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Armed Services; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-200267. NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing .illnen and injury in the workplace (M. uOHlh) HDQU~ttd by: Houis Committes on Energy iln.d Commerce: Sen1te Committee on Labor and Huma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115334/AS. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MEDLARS img information J20liy (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-168658. NATIONAL SECURITY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology ~: introduction~ overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-192562. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering from (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment w science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology East an update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. NATURAL GAS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment .U.S.. natural w availability: m through yeru:. 2000 (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-109162/AS. 

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151 Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.S.. natural w availability: conventional m supply through tM year (S. E. Plotkin} Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84I 14909. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ml2QI1 on the. w potential from devonian shain o( the. Appalachian Bwn. (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; November 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-274856. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the. impacts o( the. projected natural .us. curtailments fQ.r. the. winter 1.2.ll76 (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250623. NATURAL GAS RESERVES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.S. natural W. availability: .us. moPh: through the. year (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-109162/AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. S1atus. mOQ!1 on the. w. potential ftQm devonian o( the. Appalachian Basin (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; November 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-274856. NATURAL RESOURCES--ANTARCTIC REGIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. foll,r prospects: a minerals treaty uu: Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. NATURE CONSERVATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies !2 maintain biological diversity (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-207494/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in th_e United Slates.: dalil considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181989/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots conservation of biological diversity in the. United (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; February 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181997/AS. 

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152 NAVIGATIONAL AIDS Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf FAA 12.82. National Airspace System flan (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-102772. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport rulil air tJ:lffi control system lW. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-207606. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Proceedings Qf 1fil' OT A seminar QD. the Discrete Address Beacon System (DABS) (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; July 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-208168. NAVIGATIONAL AIDS (AERONAUTICS) Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safer skies with EM <Traffic Alert arui Collision Avoidance System) (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-169221. NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-196716. NEUROLOGY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-196716. NITROGEN OXIDES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ,Ac,ig rain ang transported m pollutants: implications for policy (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. 

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153 NITROGENOXIDES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching our breath: next for reducing Yrl2an QZQM (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90I 30451 / AS. NUCLEAR ENERGY POLICY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Starpower: The !.[.S. and the international Q.Y.! for fusion energy (G. Epstein) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-128731. NUCLEAR ENGINEERING Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear powerplant standardization: light water reactors (E. C. Abbott) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PBSI-213589. NUCLEAR EXPORTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer tQ. China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-l I 3008/ AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation and safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. NUCLEAR FUEL REPROCESSING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing the nation's commercial high-level radioactive waste (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l I 6852/ AS. NUCLEAR FUSION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Staroower: The .ll.S. and the international Q.Y.! for fusion energy (G. Epstein) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-128731. 

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154 NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION International Security and Commerce Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer to Qinm (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking. Housing. and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l 13008/ AS. NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS--U.S. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation Q.f options (Qr managing greater-than-Qm-C. low-level radioactive~ (G. H. McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1988. Background paper. NUCLEAR REACTORS Energy and Materials Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear in m of uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg} Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. Energy Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear oowerolant standardization: limt water reactors (E. C. Abbott) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affai~; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-213589. NUCLEAR SECURITY MEASURES Energy Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation and safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. NUCLEAR WASTE POLICY ACT Science. Education, and Transportation Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce. Science. and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87I 00319 / AS. Oceans and Environment Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Managing nation's commercial hish-~ radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. 

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155 NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Seismic verification Qf nuclear testing treaties (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence; Senate Select Committee on Intelligence; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214853. NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTS-SAFETY MEASURES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Containment of underground nuclear explosions (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senator Orrin G. Hatch; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156183/AS. NURSE PRACTITIONERS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQS!-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology S1YS1Y DQ. ll: mim, practitioners. physician assistants awl certified n.w:se.-midwives--a. analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. NURSES AND NURSING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf cost-effectiveness analysis Qf. medical technology: 1M costs. ansJ effectiveness Qf num practitioners (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July I 981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101064. NUTRITION Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nutrition research alternatives (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; September 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-289825. NUTRITION POLICY Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nutrition research alternatives (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; September 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-289825. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. f2Qg information systems (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; February 1976. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB-258171. 

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156 OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. R2k Q.f genetic testing in the. prevention of occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing illness and injury in the workplace (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Huma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115334/AS. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and steel industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct~ of~ (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. OCCUPATIONAL RETRAINING Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Trade adjustment assistance: new h1w f2.r. an oM program (K. Gillman) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Finance; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-203741. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plant closing: advance~ arul ml2kt response (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-ll8212/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Empl'>yment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and structural unemployment reemploying displaced a4l!ltt (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206174/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Displaced homemakers: programs arul (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1985. Interim report. NTIS #PB86-120276/AS. 

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157 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and !M workplace: selected mb2!:, education. ang training (M. s. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum .. NTIS #PB83-191320. OCEAN ENGINEERING Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~ margin drilling (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80l 98302. OceansProgram, Office of Technology Assessment. Renewable QC.eall energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. OCEAN MINING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine minerals: exploring our QCll!l frontier (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-217725/AS. OCEAN POLICY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine minerals: exploring our new frontier (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-217725/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and oceanography: an assessment of Federal technologies (Qr oceanographic research lmd. monitoring <P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. OCEAN THERMAL ENERGY CONVERSION Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Recent developments in thermal energy (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PBS0-201825. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Renewable QC.eall energy sources: QC.ean thermal energy conversions (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. 

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158 OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and oceanography: an assessment Qf Federal technologies {Qr oceanographic research rul4 monitoring (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. margin drilling (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May I 980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80l 98302. OFFICE AUTOMATION TRENDS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices. 12B.i-2QQQ. (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-l85055/ AS. OFFICE AUTOMATION-SOCIAL ASPECTS Communication and Information Techno:ogies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices. 12B.i-2QQQ. (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055 AS. OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND REGULATORY AFFAIRS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific and technical information in fill electronic m: opportunities and challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/ AS. OFFSHORE ATOMIC POWER PLANTS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: an assessment of Qil and m systems. deepwater 129!:tt, and nuclear powerolants Qff .the. CQMt of New Jfil:sey fillg Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. OIL POLLUTION CONTROL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coping with fill oiled (P. A. Johnson, and W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: Rep. Billy Tauzin; Senator Ted Stevens; March 1990. Background Paper. 

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159 OIL POLLUTION CONTROL-TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cooing with fill oiled~ (P. A. Johnson, and W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: Rep. Billy Tauzin; Senator Ted Stevens; March 1990. Background Paper. OIL POLLUTION CONTROL-WESTERN EUROPE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coping with an oiled~ (P. A. Johnson, and W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: Rep. Billy Tauzin; Senator Ted Stevens; March 1990. Background Paper. OIL POLLUTION OF RIVERS, HARBORS, ETC. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Q( 2il tanker casualties, 1969-1974 (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. OIL POLLUTION OF THE SEA Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coping with an oiled sea (P. A. Johnson, and W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: Rep. Billy Tauzin; Senator Ted Stevens; March 1990. Background Paper. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of oil tanker casualties, 1969-197 4 (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects of off shore energy systems: an assessment of 2il and systems, deeowater DQ!.ll, and nuclear powerolants off the coast of New Jersey and Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. OIL SHALES Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of oil shale technologies (T. A. Sladek) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-210115. 

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160 OLD AGE Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing a million minds: confronting~ tragedy o1 alzheimer's disease aru1 o.the.r. dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. OLDER WOMEN Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. arul effectiveness of cervical cancer screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and B. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND OPTICAL TRADE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact lens. industry--structure. competition, and .129.liy: health technology stydy !lQ. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PBSS-204451/AS. OZONE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the ozone nonattainment provisions of tM "~ Air Standards Attainment .A of .l.2ll" (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; September 1987. Staff paper. OZONE--U.S.--ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching our breath: next steps for reducing urban ozone (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. OZONE--U.S.--STANDARDS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching om: breath: next steps for reducing urban ozone (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-l30451/AS. 

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161 PACIFIC AREA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management fQr. !.[.S. insular ar.w (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. PACKAGING Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Emerging food marketing technologies: preliminary analysis (W. W. Gallimore)October 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-291039. PANAMA CANAL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental ~s affecting the Panama (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. PANAMA CANAL COMMISSION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental affecting the Panama Cina! (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Book preservation technologies (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212410/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wood use: !J..S. competitiveness and technology-.Y.9!. I~ II (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84l09925. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy u~ (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS--U.S.--ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fQr. reducing dioxin in .tM manufacture Qf bleached wood I2YlP. (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-22329l. 

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162 PAPERWORK REDUCTION ACT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific technical information in an electronic w: opportunities and challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/ AS. PARASITIC DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q.( biomedical research and related technology (Qr tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-l39614/ AS. PARKS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fo.r preservation of prehistoric and historic landscapes (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; July 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-222519/AS. PASSENGER SHIPS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Competition in coastal seas: fill evaluation Q.( foreign maritime activities in. .tM 2.QQ.-mile. EEZ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; July 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89224653. PA TENT LAW AND LEGISLATION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology ~: patenting life (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; April 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-196612. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. stations and the law: selected legal issues (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/ AS. PATENTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Patent-term extension and pharmaceutical industry (N. L. Balmer) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; August 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-100918. 

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163 Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of applied genetics: micro organisms. omntt, m9 animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-206609. PEACEFUL USES OF NUCLEAR ENERGY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Starpower: The Q.S,. mg international gyen for~ energy (G. Epstein) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-128731. PEDIATRICS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Healthy children: investing in 1M (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Finance; February 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-178454/AS. PERFORMANCE BASED EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards !Qr secondary~ vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-195176. PERSONAL RAPID TRANSIT Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact oi advanced m rapid transit technology (J. Miller, and R. Willow) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-153323. PEST CONTROL Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Pest management strategies in croJ2 protection (W. E. Parham) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; October 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-120017. PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN FOOD Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Pesticide residues in food: technologies ms! methodologies t:or. detection (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Agriculture; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-136444/AS. 

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164 PESTICIDES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. management strategies in protection (W. E. Parham) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; October 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-120017. PETROCHEMICALS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer 1Q Middle Jas1 (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. PETROLEUM Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. QiJ. and m technologies (Qr the Arc!i mg deeowater (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-I 19948/ AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. :U.S. vuln,~rability t.Q an Qil import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PBSS-127785. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fl!ea: alternatives '2r reducing Qil imoorts--environmental of synthetic transportation fJ.!ea t:m.m -background (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile (yeJ. efficiency and synthetic ~: alternative (Q!: reducing Qil imports--environmental for synthetic transportation fuels from C.Qfil (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-16185l. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile (ueJ. efficiency and synthetic fl!ea: alternative (Qr reducing Qil imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Se;1ate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. lY2r!d, petroleum availability 12a.Q-2QQQ. (C. J. Holland) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-145252. 

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165 PETROLEUM ENGINEERING Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Jl.S. natural w availability: rn fil!lmlY through ,tM var 2QQ.Q (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-109162/ AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhanced oil recovery potential in United (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-276594. PETROLEUM ENGINEERING--ALASKA--TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil production in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-!69239. PETROLEUM INDUSTRY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Jl.S. oil production: effect of low oil~ (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB88-142484. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82l 33455. PETROLEUM PIPELINES--ALASKA--FUTURE Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil production in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-169239. PETROLEUM PRICES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Jl.S. oil production: effect of low oil ru:m (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB88-142484. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhanced oil recovery potential in~ United (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-276594. 

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L66 PETROLEUM REFINERIES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy~ (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. PETROLEUM RESERVES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. World petroleum availability 1980-2.QQQ. (C. J. Holland) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-145252. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhanced Qil recovery potential in 1he. United (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1978. Report. NTIS #PB276S94. PETROLEUM RESERVES--ALASKA--ECONOMIC ASPECTS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil production .in 1he. A!:ti National Wildlife Refuge (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; February 1989. Report. NTiS #PB89-169239. PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: t,he, potentials for extracting protein, medicines, mg o.ther. chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-l 14743. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Patent-term extension and 1he. pharmaceutical industry (N. L. Balmer) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; August 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-l00918. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Q( selected Federal vaccine and immunization policies: 2!l studies 2.f pneumococcal vaccine (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PBS0-116106. 

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167 PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER SYSTEMS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric power technologies: problems ru19. prospects fQr. the,~ (P. H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application Qf solar technology to today's energy needs-YQl. I & II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ru19. handicapped (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83l 59814. PHYSICIANS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q.( ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: .the. colt. aru:l effectiveness Qf practitioners (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101064. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Forecasts Qf physician supply and requirements (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-l81670. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education and assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. PHYSICIANS' ASSIST ANTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology study no. 37: practitioners. physician assistants and certified ~-midwives--a .l20!iy analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-l77465/AS. PL96-573 Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships under pressure: managing commercial low-~ radioactive~ (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. 

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168 PL99-240 Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships under pressure: managing commercial low-~ radioactive~ (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. PLANNING Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental protection in Federal CQil leasing program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222413. PLANT ECOLOGY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: the potentials f9.!: extracting protein. medicines. and. Q,ther ysefy1 chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-l 14743. PLANT GENETICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology l: patenting~ (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; April 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-196612. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing~ quality Qf. U.S,. grain !m: international~ (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf applied genetics: micro organisms, J2lants., and. animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PBSI-206609. PLANT SHUTDOWNS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plant closing: advance~ and. raiilit response (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118212/AS. 

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169 PLATINUM Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies t2 reduce ll.S. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-l15367 / AS. POLLUTION CONTROL Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Suoerfund problems cm be.~--(J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental ~s affecting the Panama Cina! (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. POLLUTION CONTROL--U.S.-TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies t:or. reducing dioxin in .the manufacture Qf bleached lYQQg PlW2 (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-223291. POLLUTION MEASUREMENT Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Habitability of Cailfil. rn m analysis of technical basis fQr .the decision on habitability Q.( emergency declaration (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; June 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l l 49 l 7. POLYGRAPHS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Scientific validity of polygraph testing: a research review and evaluation (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l 8 l 4 l l. POPULATION FORECASTING Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. population ilP.d. fertility planning technologies: van (L. A. Williams, and L. Corsa) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200338. 

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170 POPULATION GROWTH Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Global models. world futures. lll!l l2Yhlk ~:a.critique (W. Mills) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-251299. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. World population lll!l fertility planning technologies: tM 2Q vsmn (L. A. Williams, and L. Corsa) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200338. POSTAL RATES AND REVENUES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic ma.i! lll!l message systems for tM l[.S. Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. POSTAL SERVICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of QOSlal automation strategy: il technical and decision analysis (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; June 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-127843. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic ma.i! md. message systems f.Q.I the. l[.S. f.2ll3l Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. POWER RESOURCES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer 19. Chi!m (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-l l 3008/ AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application of technology 19. today's energy needs.-Y.Q!. I~ II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. POWERLINE SITING Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects of omyer f reguency electric ang magnetic~ (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. 

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171 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. mlil effectiveness Qf cholesterol screening in tM elderly (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB89-224638. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. of biomedical research mg related technology w tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Compensation for vaccine-related injuries (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-163909. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of selected Federal vaccine llru1 immunization policies:~ Q!! cm. studies of pneumococcal vaccine (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-116106. PREVENTIVE MEDICINE-COSTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening (Qr Qmtll-~ glaucoma in .the. elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. PREVENTIVE MEDICINE-EVALUATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. of preventive services bY the elderly (M. E. Gluck) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; January 1989. Staff paper. PRIVACY ACT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic~ systems slrul individual privacy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100335/AS. PRIVATIZATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation slrul competition in civilian activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. 

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172 PRODUCTION ENGINEERING Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Benefits Qf increased Qf continuous casting ]2.y !he. ,U.S,. industry (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Congressional Steel Caucus; October 1979. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80-104907. PRODUCTS LIABILITY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of selected Federal vaccine and immunization policies: w.eg Qll studies Qf pneumococcal vaccine (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-l 16106. PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS REVIEW ORGANIZATION (MEDICINE) Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality of medical ca: information for consumers (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-102180. PROSPECTING Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ,U.S,. 2il production: !he. effect Qf low 2il oric. (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB88-142484. PROSPECTING--ALASKA--ENVIRONMENT AL ASPECTS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil production in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-169239. PROSPECTIVE PAYMENT SYSTEM Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating ~. quality mg medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. 

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173 PROSTHESIS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies and !he medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85l 99552. PROTECTION OF ANIMALS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives to animal in research, testing. and education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86l 83 l 34/ AS. PROTEINS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: !h.e potentials for extracting protein. medicines. an.a Qlhu ~1 chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications o.( CQ.S!-eff ectiveness analysis o.( medical technology: efficacy aili1 co.st effectiveness o.( psychotherapy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144610. PSYCHOTHERAPY ASPECTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of c.Qil-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: !he efficacy and cost effectiveness of psychotherapy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144610. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic delivery o.( public assistance benefits: technology options and policy issues (P. M. Regan, and J. D. Winston) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138911/ AS. 

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174 PUBLIC HEAL TH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. How effective AIDS education? (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; June 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-243530. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications 2f. ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology lllllb: 02 .ll: DJ.llE practitioners. physician assistants anp certified IlY!ll-midwives--a 129W analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Passive smoking in lh.e. workplace: selected issues (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; May 1986. Staff paper. NTIS #PB86-217627 / AS. PUBLIC LANDS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental protection in Federal co.i! leasing program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222413. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment 2f. development~ production potential 2f. Federal cgD! !wa (Buyrn A., and K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act of 1976; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-149378. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Patterns mg trend1 in Federal cgD! ownership. lli2-m (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PBS l -188484. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment 2f. 2il technologies (T. A. Sladek) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-210115. Materials Program, Off.ice of Technology Assessment. Management of fyel nonf uel minerals in Federal !mg (R. W. Wright) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295788. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf. governing Federal ~: options for~ in Alaska (F. J. Wobber) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-293982. PUBLIC OPINION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems can M mlY,eg ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. 

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175 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: perceptions of biotechnology (G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear in an age of uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. PUBLIC UTILITIES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy efficiency of buildings in cities (M. E. Procter) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200346. PUBLIC UTILITIES HOLDING COMPANY ACT Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. PUBLIC UTILITY REGULATION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. PUBLIC UTILITY REGULATORY POLICIES ACT Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. QUALITY OF LIFE Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology lllil 1M American economic transition: choices for 1M (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; House Committee on the Judiciary; House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Education and Labor; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on the Budget; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214127 / AS. 

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176 Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Global models, world futures, ru:19 public J20.liy: a critique (W. Mills) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-251299. QUALITY OF PRODUCTS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing t.he. quality Qf U.S. min for international~ (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. QUALITY OF WORK LIFE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation Qf. America's offices, 12.U-2QQQ. (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. RADAR Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Proceedings_ .Qf. the. OT A seminar on the Discrete Address Beacon System (DABS} (R. L. Maxwell} Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; July 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-208168. RADIO BROADCASTING Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Feasibility mg value Qf broadband communications i.n TYra.l mu: !l preliminary evaluation (W. Mills} Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; April 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258095. RADIO FREQUENCY ALLOCATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Radiofreguencv ys_e and management impacts from the. World Administrative Radio Conference of 1979 (R. B. Crowell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January I 982. Report. NTIS #PB82l 77536. RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION OF FOOD Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental contaminants in fogg (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-l 53265. 

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177 RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT National Security Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of nuclear war (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; May 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-296946. RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT-SAFETY MEASURES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Containment of underground nuclear explosions (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senator Orrin G. Hatch; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156183/AS. RADIOACTIVE POLLUTION OF THE ATMOSPHERE-SAFETY MEASURES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Containment of underground nuclear explosions (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senator Orrin G. Hatch; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156183/AS. RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation Qf hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100319/AS. RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL IN THE GROUND Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing nation's commercial high-~ radioactive~ {T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL--U.S.--COSTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation of options for managing greater-than-Clm-C. low-level radioactive~ (G. H. McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1988. Background paper. RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL-COSTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships Y!!,der pressure: managing commercial low-leR! radioactive~ (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. 

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178 RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL-LAW AND LEGISLATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships under pressure: managing commercial low-~ radioactive~ (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90I 59534/ AS. RADIOACTIVE WASTES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. .in medical waste management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. RADIOACTIVE W ASTES--U.S.--MANAGEMENT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation of options for managing greater-than-Om-~~-~ radioactive~ (G. H. McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1988. Background paper. RADIOISOTOPES IN MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging ang_ CQll effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. RAILROAD ACCIDENTS Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Railroad safety--U.S./Canadian comparison (L. Turnbull) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-301397. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation of railroad safety (L. V. Dickinson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-281169. RAILROAD EQUIPMENT Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automatic train control in rail rapid tramit. (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254738. 

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179 RAILROAD FREIGHT OPERATIONS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment of .Ofil slurry pipelines (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-278675. RAILROAD PASSENGER TRAFFIC Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Jl.S. passenger rail technologies (L. Turnbull)December 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-182609. RAILROAD ROLLING STOCK Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Jl.S. passenger rail technologies (L. Turnbull)December 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-182609. RAILROAD SAFETY Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Railroad s.afe.tv.--l[.S./Canadian comparison (L. Turnbull) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-301397. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation of railroad safety (L. V. Dickinson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-281169. RANGE MANAGEMENT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to benefit agriculture and wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239747 / AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid lands: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of technology on U.S. cropland and. rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. 

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180 RA TING OF EMPLOYEES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology, new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. RAW MATERIALS Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology mg S!tt! industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. REACTOR FUEL REPROCESSING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing~ nation's commercial high-hrlel radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/ AS. RECLAMATION OF LAND Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Western surface mine permitting and reclamation (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100350/AS. RECYCLING OF WASTE PRODUCTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next .(Qr municipal solid~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fro!p. pollution 1Q. prevention: a progress report 2n reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction of hazardous waste: !Qr pollution prevention i!li1 industrial efficiency (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/AS. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of technology .(Qr local development (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. 

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181 Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Materials mg energy from municipal waste (C. T. Hill) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-300849. REFORESTATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: !l,S. and international institutions (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104058. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation Q.( degraded !mds. (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104041. REFUSE AND REFUSE DISPOSAL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next {Qr municipal S2lid. ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~ in medical~ management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. REFUSE AS FUEL Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy from biological processes (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-211477. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Materials and energy from municipal waste (C. T. Hill) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-300849. REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. innovation, ansl regional economic development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-I 50894/ AS. 

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182 Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation. and regional economic development: Q( state government initiatives for high technology industrial development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104033. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: encouraging high-technology development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84l 80 I 81. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of technology .(Qr local development (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. REGULATORY REFORM Materials Program, Offke of Technology Assessment. Technologies and management strategies for hazardous~ control (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-18924l. REHABILITATION OF THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Boston technology study IlQ. 29 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145936/ AS. REMOTE SENSING Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for the preservation of prehistoric and historic landscapes (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; July 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-222519/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering from s,oace, (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation filli1 competition in civilian s,oace, activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 198S. Report. NTIS #PB87-I36842/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Remote sensing and the private sector: issues .(Qr discussion (R. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l 80777. 

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183 RENEW ABLE NATURAL RESOURCES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management fQr. U.S,. insular arw (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, renewable resources, ru19. American c.mfu (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-222421. REPRODUCTION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical and social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/ AS. REPRODUCTION--U.S.--TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Artificial insemination practice in~ United SUUes,: summary Qf a 1987 survey (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; August 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138903/AS. RESEARCH Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research funding as fill investment: Cfill ~measure~ returns (E. Frankel, and B. J. Holt) Requested by: Task Force on Science Policy; April 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-218278/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qf biomedical research and related technology f,m: tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. 

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184 Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying the bill: manufacturing and America's trade deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research and development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205200/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: fill international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 73608. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. RQk Qf demonstrations in federal R & D policv (J. H. Young)July 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-284387. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTS Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf .tM United fQ.Qg fil!d agricultural research system (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82l 70572. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT MANPOWER Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R D: critical and issues (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. RESEARCH AND ENVIRONMENT AL ASPECTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment for science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/ AS. 

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185 RESEARCH GRANTS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research mg technology transfer policies fQr .the.~ (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. RESEARCH LAW AND LEGISLATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment for science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. RESEARCH MANAGEMENT Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research funding as m investment:~~ measure .the. returns (E. Frankel, and B. J. Holt) Requested by: Task Force on Science Policy; April 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-218278/ AS. RESIDENTIAL ENERGY CONSERVATION R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment ot: technology fQr log! development (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Residential energy conservation (N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298410. RESOURCE ALLOCATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped people (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83159814. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Management of fuel and nonfuel minerals in Federal !ang (R. W. Wright) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295788. RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next (or municipal ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. 

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186 Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nonnuclear industrial hazardous waste: classifying fQr hazard management (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-134305. RESPIRATORY DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites--!!Jmds. and relative c..QS.!S. in 1M Washington, D.!:. rn (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101122. RIGHT OF PRIVACY Communlcatlon and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic delivery of public assistance benefits: technology options aru;l policy issues (P. M. Regan, and J. D. Winston) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138911/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic systems amt individual privacy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100335/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management. security, aru;l congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance and civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October I 985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239 / AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic mail and message systems for tM !.[.~. Postal Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected electronic furul1 transfer ~: privacy. security. aru;l ilY (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Senate Committee on the Judiciary; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-202532. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-based national information systems: technology and~ policy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. 

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187 RIGHT-OF-WAY Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis 2( governing rn Federal lmlgs: options {Qr~ in Alaska <F. J. Wobber) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-293982. RIGHTS OF INSTITUTIONALIZED PERSONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice, rum: technologies. and th. constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/AS. RIGHTS OF PRIVACY Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary analysis 2( th. IRS Tax Administration System (M. J. MacNaughton) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; March 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273143. RISK Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive hmUh hazards in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer at th. National Institutes 2( Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications 2( ~-effectiveness analysis 2( medical technology. elective hysterectomy--~. risks, and benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf technologies fQr determining cancer risks from th. environment (M. Gough)June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235400. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts 2( applied genetics: micro organisms. J2.lantt, arut animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-206609. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment 2( Qil shale technologies (T. A. Sladek) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-210115. 

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188 Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. in livestock feed (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298450. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct~ Qf coal (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. RISK ASSESSMENT Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Identifying fillil regulating carcinogens (K. Kronebusch) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-136999. ROADS AND HIGHWAYS Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment Qf changes in the ang characteristics Q.( automobile transportation system (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-293645. RUBBER Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies .(Qr sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid lings_: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983 Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Communications and rural America (W. Mills) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry /Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1978. Committee print. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Feasibility and value of broadband communications i.n rural ~= a preliminary evaluation (W. Mills) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; April 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258095. RURAL PUBLIC HEALTH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Rural emergency medical services (M. Hewitt, and E. Power) Requested by: Senate Rural Health Caucus; November 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB90159047 / AS. 

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189 RURAL SCHOOLS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking for learning:1, Ym f2!: education (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. SALINE WATER CONVERSION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. llili),& desalination technologies for water treatment (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senator Paul Simon; March 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-l 93354. SANCTIONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and East trade: an update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. SATELLITE SOLAR POWER STATIONS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sola! I satellites (R. A. Williamson, and D. Claridge) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-108846. SCIENCE AND ETHICS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment for science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. SCIENCE AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: perceptions o.f biotechnology (G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. 

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190 SCIENCE EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends mlil the, scientific~ engineering work force (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/AS. SCIENCE POLICY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Mapping o..m: genes. Genome projects: How ]llg? How li!il? (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212402/ AS. Government Policies for Innovation, Office of Technology Assessment. Government involvement in the innovation process: a contractor's rel2Qr! !Q. the. Qffic.e. of Technology Assessment (L. F. Barrington)August 1978. Contractor report. NTIS #PB-286545. SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technolo~y Assessment. Elementary and secondary education fQr. science and engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89139182/ AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Educating scientists and engineers: grade school 1Q. grag school (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-235973/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives 1Q. animal in research, testing, and education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-183134/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R D: critical trends and issues (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PBSS-245660/ AS. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf a Department of Education o.n Federal science and technology activities (C. McBee)August 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286525. SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION--U.S.--FUTURE Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Higher education for science and engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. 

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191 SCIENTISTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends mig scientific mig engineering work (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/AS. SCIENTISTS--U .S.--FUTURE Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Higher education for science and engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. SEASHORE ECOLOGY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-194585. SECONDARY EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards (Qr secondary~ vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89l 95 l 76. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Elementary and secondary education for science and. engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-139 l 82/ AS. SEISMOLOGY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Seismic verification of nuclear testing treaties (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence; Senate Select Committee on Intelligence; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214853. SEMICONDUCTORS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84l 70695. 

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192 SER VICE INDUSTRIES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition ht services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. I!:ruk. in services: exports ang foreign revenues (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-ll8204/AS. SEX DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in .tM workplac;.e, (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. SHALE OIL!> Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency ang synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil imports--selected technical ang economic comparisions Q( synfuel options (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-147363. SHIPBUILDING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf maritime trade and technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Ways and Means; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84l 7778 l. SHIPPING BOUNTIES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative approaches to. caI&Q policy: a supplement m. m assessment Qf maritime .tmd.e. ang technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1985. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-239887/AS. SMALL BUSINESS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices. l.2ll-2QQQ. (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. 

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193 SMALL FARMS R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment o,( technology for !Qil development (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PBSl-189979. SMOKING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Passive smoking in the workplace: selected issues (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; May 1986. Staff paper. NTIS #PB86-217627 / AS. SOCIAL ACTION PROGRAMS R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. of demonstrations ui federal R 8'. D (J. H. Young)July 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-284387. SOCIAL COSTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice, new technologies. arul tM constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical ang social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-1967 I 6. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology i9!1 handicapped J2eQl2k, (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83159814. SOCIAL INDICATORS Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologv illi1 1M American economic transition: choices !or (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; House Committee on the Judiciary; House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Education and Labor; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on the Budget; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214127 / AS. 

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194 SOIL CONSERVATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of technology Q!l U.S.. cropland and rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. SOIL EROSION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of technology Q11 U.S.. cropland filli! rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. SOILS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf technology on U.S.. cropland filli! rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. SOLAR ENERGY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric power technologies: problems aili! prospects for tM (P. H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Conservation filli! energy programs of Department of Energy: a critique (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-197759. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application of solar technology to today's energy needs-.Y.Q.!. I & II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. SOLAR HEATING AND COOLING R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of technology for local development (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application of solar technology to. today's energy ~-.Y.Q.!. I j. II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. 

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195 SOLAR THERMAL POWER GENERATION Energy Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Application Q.( solar technology t2 today's energy ~-Y.Q!. I~ II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. SOLID WASTES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program. Office of Technology Assessment. From pollution to prevention: il progress W2Q!1 Qll reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing nation's commercial hi&h-.leRl radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. SPACE EXPLORATION International Security and Commerce Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Ill& wunh boosters: a rn transportation 912!km? (R. A Dalbello. R. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science. Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce. Science. and Transportation; February 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-155196/AS. SPACE INDUSTRIALIZATION Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian rn poliy applications (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-234444. SPACE LAW International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. stations and the law: selected le,gfil ll,YeS. (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agreement governing .the activities Q.( Q!l rn arul other celestial Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce. Science, and Transportation; August 1980. Committee print. 

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196 SPACE POLICY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reducing launch operations ~= .neiY technologies lmi practices (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-136402/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Launch options for the future: 3 buyer's guide (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1988. Special report. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian rn stations w lb& l,l.S. f1Uum in rn (T. F. Rogers) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-205391/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE '.82: a context (Qr international cooperation ang competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SQBC,e science research in~ United S,tata (P. P. Chandler) Requested by: Representative Cooper Evans; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-166512. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian rn ang applications (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-234444. Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agreement governing the activities of Q!l the moon and Ql!w: celestial bodies Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1980. Committee print. SPACE PROGRAM International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation arul competition in civilian mBC.e activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. 

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197 SPACE PROGRAMS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft mg launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce. Science, and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Big ru!mh boosters: a rn transportation QQtion? (R. A., Dalbello, R. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-155196/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reducing launch operations W1S.: technologies ang practices (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89l 36402/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Launch options for the future: a buyer's (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1988. Special report. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian rn stations an{!~ l,l.S. !utYtt in rn (T. F. Rogers) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-205391/AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SALYUT: toward permanent human presence in rn (T. F. Rogers) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-181437. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. science research in~ United SWn (P. P. Chandler) Requested by: Representative Cooper Evans; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-166512. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian space .oolic.y and applications (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-234444. SPACE SCIENCES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE ~: a context for international cooperation amt competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. 

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198 Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. science research in tM United~ (P. P. Chandler) Requested by: Representative Cooper Evans; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-166512. SPACE SHUTTLES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Launch options for the fmu!e.: 3 buyer's guide (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1988. Special report. SPACE SHUTTLES-U.S.-SAFETY MEASURES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Round .triJ2 .t2 orbit: human spaceflight alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-224661. SPACE STATIONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Round trip lQ. orbit: human spaceflight alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-224661. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SJ:2Bc_e stations and the law: selected !e&fil iw!a (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian space stations arul !M !l.S. future in rn (T. F. Rogers) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-20539 l / AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SALYUT: toward permanent human presence in~ (T. F. Rogers) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-181437. SPACE WARFARE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in space (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-21011 l. 

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199 SPACE WEAPONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SDI: technology, survivability. a.ng software (T. H. Karas)May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236245/ AS. SPACECRAFT-COSTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft design and launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. SPANISH AMERICANS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends arul 1fill scientific and engineering work (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/ AS. SPEECH DISORDERS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology arul handicapped people: Health technology~ no.. 2.: assistive devices for se,ym speech impairments (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-17537 l. STATE TAXATION Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Management Qf fuel and nonfuel minerals in Federal lalli! (R. W. Wright) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295788. STATISTICAL SERVICES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical needs for a changing U.S. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/AS. 

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200 STATISTICS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public policy, and 1b& changing structure 2f American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends rulil 1b& scientific and engineering work (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/ AS. STEEL Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology qng industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. STERILIZATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications qt: k9S1-eff ectiveness analysis 2f medical technology: elective hysterectomy--k9S,t5., tis.M, ind. benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. STOCK EXCHANGES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology o..n financial services systems (Z. A. Shaven) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PBSS-152619/AS. STOMACH DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf ~-effectiveness analysis 2f medical technology:~ : effectiveness 2f Yl2W gastronintestinal endoscopy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221814. STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SDI: technology. survivability. and software (T. H. Karas)May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236245/AS. 

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201 STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. STRATEGIC MATERIALS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies tQ reduce ll,.S,. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115367 / AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: the potentials fQr extracting protein, medicines. and chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-l 14743. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technical options (or conservation Qf metals: studies Qf selected and products (M. Peterson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-102619. STRINGFELLOW ACID PITS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Stringfellow superfund we,: engineering~ (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1984. Contractor Report. STRIP MINING Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Western surface mine permitting and reclamation (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100350/AS. SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture. ,ang ll,.S. foreign a,ig (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. 

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202 SUBMARINE OIL WELL DRILLING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Competition in coastal : an evaluation of foreign maritime activities in~ 2@-mile m (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; July 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89224653. SUGAR SUBSTITUTES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cancer testing technology and saccharin (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; October 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273499. SULPHUR OXIDES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications for l2Wilic. (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. SUPERCOMPUTERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. High performance computing an!1 networking w science (F. w. \\'eingarten) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-131228/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Supercomputers: government~ filli1 policies (P. S. Adler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205218/ AS. SUPERCONDUCTIVITY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Te=hnology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. 

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203 SUPERFUND Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing contractor in Suoerfund (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-154116/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Stringfellow superfund s.i!e.: engineering (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1984. Contractor Report. SUPERFUND AMENDMENTS AND REAUTHORIZATION ACT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming ~: Suoerfund problems~ M so.lYe,g ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. SUPERFUND--EV ALUATION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems can M ~--(J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of advanced air transport technology: part !--advanced high-~ aircraft (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-200504. SUPERTANKERS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation Qf liquefied natural m (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. SURGERY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the management Qf health technology in ten countries (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144628. 

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204 SURROGATE MOTHERS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical and social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. SYNTHETIC FUEL Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels.: alternatives (or reducing oil imports--environmental of synthetic transportation fuels. from ~-background !ID2.Q!1 (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic f~: alternative for. reducing oil imports--environmental for. synthetic transportation fuels. UQm CQ.al (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency an.g synthetic fuels,: alternatives for reducing oil imports--~ availability fQr synthetic f..Yds.-an m~ssment o1 current studies (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-152645. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fUfil efficiency a.rut synthetic fuels.: alternatives for. reducing oil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions Qf synfuel options (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-147363. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing <ill imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. TANKERS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of Qj.l tanker casualties, 1969-1974 (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. TAX ADMINISTRATION Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary analysis of the IRS Tax Administration System (M. J. MacNaughton) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; March 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273143. 

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205 TAX RETURNS Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary analysis Qf the IRS Tax Administration System (M. J. MacNaughton) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; March 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273143. TEACHING TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power on! New tools for teaching and learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing~ commitment: agricultural development in tM Sahel (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger/House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117644/AS. TECHNICAL EDUCATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-l 70695. TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and tM Qf tM !J..S. construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; August 1984. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-209442/ AS. TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine applications fQ!: fuel cell technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l 83597 / AS. 

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206 TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced materials hY design (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-243548. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. DQQk preservation technologies (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212410/AS. Communict tion and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice. technologies. ang constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project. Office of Technology Assessment. Technology illli11M e.merican economic transition: choices for .tM fiUm:e. (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; House Committee on the Judiciary; House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Education and Labor; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on the Budget; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214127 / AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research ang development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205200/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public policy, ang the changing structure of American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, DU]ilic, policy, ang the changing structure of American agriculture: a special W22!:1 for .tM .12.82 fa.rm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wood l29licy ang technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/ AS. 

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207 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology on financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, and regional economic development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-150894/ AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, and regional economic development: o.( government initiatives for high technology industrial development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104033. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, and regional economic development: encouraging bi&h-technology development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-180181. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology ang its. impact on American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-174664. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology illlil handicapped~ (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83159814. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts oi applied genetics: micro organisms. P.la!ln. and animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB8I-206609. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and s,tetl industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Emerging food marketing technologies: a preliminary analysis (W. W. Gallimore)October 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-291039. Government Policies for Innovation, Office of Technology Assessment. Government involvement in the innovation process: a contractor's moQit. t.o. o.( Technology Assessment (L. F. Barrington)August 1978. Contractor report. NTIS #PB-286545. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Applications Q( R D in tM civil sector: the opportunity provided~~ Federal Qnnt and Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977 (J. H. Young) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283035. 

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208 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Development of medical technology: opportunities fo.t assessment (C. A. Taylor) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258117. TECHNOLOGY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding the edge: maintaining the defense technology base (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-196604. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing tw quality of U.S.. grain for international 1rruk (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June I 988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. TECHNOLOGY AND CIVILIZATION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application of SQlar. technology to today's energy ~-yol. l II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical connections communication for future (L. Garcia) requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1990. Report. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology. medicine. rulil Bill of Ri&htt (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/ AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and~ American economic transition: choices for~~ (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; House Committee on the Judiciary; House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Edue1tio11 and Labor; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on the Budget; May 1988. Report. NTJS #PB88-214127 / AS. 

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209 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: Pl!lili perceptions Qf biotechnology (G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ownership Qf human~ mg~ (G. B. Ellis, and G. B. White) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-207536/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management. security. arul congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance arul civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and wn,g in America (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116514/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and workplace: selected 1112sll:, education, amt training iss,ues, (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/ Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-191320. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology i!li1 handicapped people (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83159814. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Exploratorv workshop on~ soiBl impacts Q( robotics: summary and issues (S. Hale)February 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB82-184862. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of applied genetics: micro organisms, .Q.Wlts., and animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-206609. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application Q( technology to today's energy ~-!Ql. I & 11 (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. 

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210 TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology JliK: introduction ;mg overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-192562. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing .tM nation's commercial high-~ radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology arul !Ynlle, o.t: 11..s. construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; August 1984. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-209442/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology mg handicapped ~= Mandatory passive restraint systems iD automobiles: arul evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83159822. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. RQ!e. 2.f demonstrations in federal R & D policy (J. H. Young)July 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-284387. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment in business and government (J. F. Coates) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1977. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB-273164. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment activities in industrial. academic, aruJ governmental communities (J. F. Coates) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; December 1976. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB-273435. TECHNOLOGY POLICY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. 

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211 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R D: critical trenm, and (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to ,tru, Middle Jall (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, ang regional economic development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-150894/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, renewable resources, mg American crafi1 (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-222421. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/ Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-170695. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and fas! i1l update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. innovation. mg regional economic development ot: government initiatives ill hi,gh, technology industrial development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104033. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of technology for !Qgl development (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies ill tM (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. 

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212 Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of .u.s. competitiveness in agricultural~ (H. Kelly) Requested by: Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; October 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-140760/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer 19 China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-113008/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R 12: critical~ l!lil (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture. mg .U.S,. foreign Ilia. (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PBSS-238624/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to Middle EMt, (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies .tQ. sustain tropical resources (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175637. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Remote sensing and the private UClQt: .mue1 for discussion (R. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-180777. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and East m update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE :sl: a context fm: international cooperation mg competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer 11 National Institutes Qf Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. 

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213 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82l 334SS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and EastWest trade (P. Sharfman, and H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-l 19381. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Pest management strategies in protection (W. E. Parham) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; October 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-l20017. TELECOMMUNICATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic iuil md. message systems (Qr~ l,l.S. Service <F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-26SO 17. TELECOMMUNICATION POLICY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R D: critical~ ilfili (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. TELECOMMUNICATIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property rights in an age of electronics and information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87100301/ AS. TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Communications !!fil1 !.Y!fil America (W. Mills) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry /Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1978. Committee print. TELEPHONE Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Feasibility and value of broadband communications in rural ~= a preliminary evaluation (W. Mills) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; April 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258095. 

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214 TELEPHONES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management. security, and congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. TELEVISION BROADCASTING Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assess.nent. Feasibility and value of broadband communications in rural mas,: a preliminary evaluation (W. Mills) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; April 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258095. TERMINAL CARE Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~-sustaining technologies mg lll, elderly (C. W. Maklan, K. Maslow, and R. A. Harootyan) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-222527/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intensive mw.s. (rn)--clinical outcomes. ~. and decisionmaking: heil1h technology SlY9I. 92. 2.8. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145928/ AS. TERRITORIAL WATERS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine minerals: exploring our QCe.a!l frontier (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-217725/AS. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Establishing a ~-mile fisheries mne. (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; National Ocean Policy Study; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273578. TEXTILE INDUSTRY AND FABRICS Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. :U.S. te!!ile. and apparel industry: a revolution in progress (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1987. Special Report. NTIS #PB87-196762/XAB. 

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215 TISSUES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: .tM con effectiveness 2f marrow transplant therapy arul .us. implications (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221798. TORTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. stations and the law: selected le8al myes_ (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information content Qf oremanufacture notices (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-241059. TOXIC SUBSTANCES LEGISLATION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems gn he.~ ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. in medical waste management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100319 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information content of oremanufacture notices (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-241059. TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. I!ad!' adjustment assistance: new iQeM fQ.[ m 2h1 program (K. Gillman) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Finance; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-203741. 

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216 TRADE REGULATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected electronic t:YruJ1 transfer iw!es: privacy. security. mg~ (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Senate Committee on the Judiciary; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-202532. TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gearing \!Q. fQr rn carrier smtt in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-124796. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment Qf changes in .us.e and characteristics Qf automobile transportation system (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB29364S. TRAFFIC ENGINEERING Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment of changes in the YR ang characteristics o.( !rut automobile transportation system (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB29364S. TRANSPLANTATION OF ORGANS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of con-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the COS! effectiveness oi marrow transplant therapy and m Qolicy implications (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221798. TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100319/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials:~ mg lo.cal activities (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86l 81971 / AS. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of liquefied natural m (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. 

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217 TRANSPORTATION PLANNING Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for transit-bibliography (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253642. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning .(Qr mass transit-Minneapolis/St. Paul ili!d.Y (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253685. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning for mass tramittechnical Wl!lI1 (0. S. Kol1rud) Reaue1ted by: Senate Committee on A()()ro()riations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253641. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning .(Qr mass transit-Washington. D.C. S!Y9Y (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253688. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass n:ansit-~ S1YQY (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253687. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning fQr. n:ansit-San. Francisco ili!d.Y (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253686. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning .(Qr mass ttfillill-~ Angeles S,tugy (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253684. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Denver S1YQY (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253683. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Chicago case study (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253682. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for transit-Boston s_tugy (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-252681. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning f.or mass n:ansit-Atlanta smgy (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253680. 

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218 Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for transit (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-253679. TREA TIES--ANT ARCTIC REGIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Polar prospects: a minerals treaty for Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION OF ALCOHOLICS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness and costs of alcoholism treatment: halth technology~ .QQ. 22 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB83-192492. TROPICAL AGRICULTURE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management for ll.S. insular~ (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-20S829/XAB. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation Qi degraded lands. (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104041. TROPICAL FORESTS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to sustain tropical forest resources (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175637. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: ll.S. !llli! international institutions (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104058. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation of degraded lands (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104041. 

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219 TROPICAL MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. 21: biomedical research wlil related technology fQr tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. TRUCKING Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gearing Y.Q for ~: MQ19I carrier mett in D. competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-124796. TRUCKS -SAFETY MEASURES Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gearing Y.Q for ~: MO!Q.r carrier~ in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-124796. U.S. AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing th commitment: agricultural development in .tM Sahd (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger/House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117644/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies !Qr les.er developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/AS. U.S. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental protection in the Federal c,QJJ leasing program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222413. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft design and launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. 

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220 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Q( & Department of Education on Federal science aJlil technology activities (C. McBee)August 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286525. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing the nation's commercial high-~ radioactive~ {T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Conservation Bild soll!: energy programs of Department Qf Energy: 1 critique (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-197759. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Recent developments in Qein thermal energy (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80-201825. U.S. ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION Enetg'Y Program, ffice of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis of tM ill ERDA I2liD. and program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Cou:iu:iinc;c; on 'lntcirior and 'ln:suliu Affalr:s; May 1970. Report. NTI5 #PB-2~4794. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Industry, Technology~ and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Suoerfund problems go_ M ml,yeg ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October I 989. Report. NTIS #PB90 I 42209 / AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's tw,h: what next (Qr municipal sollil ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy a1id Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing contractor yse, in Suoerfund (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-154116/AS. 

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221 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information content of premanufacture notices (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-241059. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf the !.[.S. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY 1976 through 1980 (R. Daly) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258191. U.S. FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safer skies with IC.AS (Traffic Akrt and Collision Avoidance System) (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-169221. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport system development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of the FAA 1982 National Airspace System Plan (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; August I 982. Report. NTIS #PB83102772. U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Pesticide residues in food: technologies aru! methodologies for detection (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Agriculture; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-I36444/AS. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental contaminants in food (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-153265. 

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222 U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the nillQ!!: federal information dissemination in an electronic w (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. U.S. INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Indian health care (L. H. Miike) Requested hy: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206091/ AS. U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary analysis of the IRS Tax Administration System (M. J. MacNaughton) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Me1.ns; March 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273143. U.S. NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft design and launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Big dumb boosters: ll low-cost transportation option? (R. A., Dalbello, R. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-155196/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation a.rul competition in civilian SJ;mC..e activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian stations and .tM !.[.S,. future in 5 (T. F. Rogers) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-205391/AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SQ.a.e science research in the United (P. P. Chandler) Requested by: Representative Cooper Evans; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-166512. 

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223 U.S. NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer 11 National Institutes of Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. U.S. NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in an electronic ue. (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. U.S. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 198S. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing illnm a,ng injury in tM workplace (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Huma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115334/AS. U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific irul technical information in an electronic m: opportunities ww challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/ AS. U.S. POSTAL SERVICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of automation strategy: a technical arui decision analysis (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; June 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-127843. U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of tM lu12li Health Service's response tQ. AII2S. (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Government Operations; February 198S. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-246668/ AS. 

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224 U.S. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Social Security Administration mg information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/ AS. U.S. SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the !l.WQ!l: federal information dissemination in. an electronic (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. U.S. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical devices and the Veterans Administration (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-117677 / AS. UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR TESTING International Security and Commerce Profram, Office of Technology Assessment. Containment Qf underground nuclear explosions (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senator Orrin G. Hatch; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156183/ AS. UNITED ST A TES POST AL SER VICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic mail mg message systems (or the !,l.S,. Postal Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. UNNECESSARY SURGERY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. CQs1 effectiveness of digital subtraction angiography in 1he. diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: hMl.th technology study no. 34 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; May 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-241115/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--costs, risks, and benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. 

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225 URBAN AREAS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf the nonattainment provisions Qf ~"~Air Standards Attainment At of 12.U" (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; September 1987. Staff paper. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy efficiency of buildings in cities (M. E. Procter) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200346. URBAN TRANSPORTATION Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of advanced &rQ!!.12 !1lllli! transit technology (J. Miller, and R. Willow) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-153323. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of communitv planning for mass transit-bibliography (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253642. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass tmns.i!-Minneaoolis/St. fay! snlilY, (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253685. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for !JillSS. .transit-technical reJ:20!1 (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-2S3641. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Washington, D.C. (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-2S3688. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for transit-Seattle case study (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253687. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for !!illSS. transit-San. Francisco case study (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253686. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Los Angeles case study (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-2S3684. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Denver case study (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253683. 

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226 Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning for mass transit-Chicago ili!gy, (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253682. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning fQr. 1mnS.it.-Boston cm~ (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-252681. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q( community planning for mass lmmit-Atlanta (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253680. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment o..f community planning f.or tmnsi1 (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-253679. UROLOGY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies (Qr managing urinary incontinence: balth technology~ st,w;Jy ,ng_. ll (J. E. Sisk:, Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85--240208/AS. USER CHARGES Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport system development <L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. VACCINATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. CQ.Sl effectiveness of influenza vaccination (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82l 78492. VETERANS' HOSPITALS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical devices~ tM Veterans Administration (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-ll7677/AS. 

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227 VETERANS' MEDICAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Boston ~: technology JlQ. 29 (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85145936/ AS. VIDEO TAPE RECORDINGS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property rights in mi of electronics information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87I 0030 l / AS. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and structural unemployment: reemploying displaced ll4Jl1.tt (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February I 986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206174/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Displaced homemakers: programs~~ (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1985. Interim report. NTIS #PB86-120276/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and .tM workplace: selected mb2r., education, l!!d. training~ (M. s. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-191320. VOCATIONAL EDUCA TION--U.S.--ST ANDARDS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards for secondary s~ vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-195176. VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching our J2tta,th: for reducing url2in. rn (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. 

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228 WAR CASUAL TIES National Security Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Q( nuclear war (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; May 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-296946. WASTE DISPOSAL IN THE OCEAN Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-194585. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qan. incineration: its role in managing hazardous (H. Levenson, and R. Denison) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100327/AS. WASTE DISPOSAL SITES Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Habitability Qf Love Qma! area: an analysis Q( technical l2Mis. w: .tM decision Q!l habitability Qf emergency declaration area (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; June 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-I 149 l 7. WASTE DISPOSAL SITES--U.S.--MANAGEMENT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems Cfill M ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209 / AS. WASTE PRODUCTS Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nonnuclear industrial hazardous waste: classifying w: hazard management (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-134305. WASTE REDUCTION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next .(Qr municipal SQ!kl ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. 

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229 Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. From pollution to prevention: a progress rel2.Q!1 on reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction of hazardous~= fQI pollution prevention~ industrial efficiency U.S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/AS. WASTE WATER TREATMENT R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of technology f.or local development (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. WASTES IN GOVERNMENT SPENDING Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems gn M ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. WATER Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile efficiency im.sl synthetic ~= alternatives f.or reducing Qil imports--~ availability (Qr. synthetic t:ueh-m assessment of current studies (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-152645. WATER ALLOCATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies fur sustainable agriculture in ll.S. arid/semiarid lands (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84l 72667. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~-related technologies {Qr sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid !Bn.4.: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. WATER CONSERVATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~-related technologies fQ.r sustainable agriculture iD arid/semiarid !Bn.4.: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-1029l2. 

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230 WATER POLLUTION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. lllin& desalination technologies fQr treatment (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senator Paul Simon; March 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-193354. WATER POLLUTION CONTROL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Protecting nation's groundwater from contamination-~. I&. II (P. J. Stone) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-154201/AS. WATER QUALITY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Protecting~ nation's groundwater from contamination-~. I&. ll (P. J. Stone) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-154201/AS. WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. of models for water resources management. planning, amt~ (R. M. Friedman)August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-103655. WATER SUPPLY Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of oil~ technologies (T. A. Sladek) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-210115. WATER USE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !.W.n.l! desalination technologies for water treatment (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senator Paul Simon; March 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-193354. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies f2.r sustainable agriculture in l[.S. arid/semiarid .l.lrul1 (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-172667. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of oil technologies (T. A. Sladek) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-210115. 

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231 WESTERN EUROPE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New technology for NA TO: implementing follow-Q.!!. (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Armed Services; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-200267. WETLANDS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wetlands: their yg_ and regulation (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-I 75918. WHITE COLLAR WORKERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices, 1985-2QQQ, (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots conservation Qf biological diversity in .tM United States. (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; February 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-l 8 I 997 / AS. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies 1Q benefit agriculture and wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239747 / AS. WILDLIFE REFUGES--ALASKA--SCENARIOS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil production in fM Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-169239. 

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232 WIND POWER Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects fQ!: (P. H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July I 985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/ AS. WOMEN Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--costs, risks, ruig benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectivenes~ analysis of medical technology: allocating QQ.S.ts. filld. benefits in disease prevention program~--m application tQ. cervical~ screening (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221806. WOMEN ENGINEERS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends ruig scientific md engineering fofil (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/ AS. WOMEN IN BUSINESS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices .l.2.8i-2QQ.Q (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. WOMEN SCIENTISTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends and scientific filld. engineering work fofil (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/ AS. WOOD Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies (or reducing dioxin in manufacture of bleached wood P.Yll2 (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-223291. 

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2 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal regulation and animal patents (K. O'Connor) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; February 1988. Staff paper. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Life-sustaining technologies and the elderly (C. W. Maklan, K. Maslow, and R. A. Harootyan) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; July l 987. Report. NTIS #PB87-222527 / AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: public perceptions of biotechnology (G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing a million minds: confronting tM tragedy of alzheimer's disease and other dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ownership Qf human~ and~ (G. B. Ellis, and G. B. White) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-207536/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qf biomedical tests in paternity determination (T. Condon) Requested by: Senator Daniel P. Moynihan; July 1986. Staff paper. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hearing impairment and elderly people (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-218559/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives to animal in research, testing. and education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86l 83134/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazard~ in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in the workplace: selected aspects Qf reproductive health hazards regulation (L. J. Raines) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; October 1985. Staff paper. NTIS #PB86-173085/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and aging in America (R. A. Harootyan, and D. Mccallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116514/AS. 

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3 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human&. therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qt: neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-196716. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: m international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84173608. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qt: genetic testing in .tM prevention Qf occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES PROGRAM Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer software IIld. intellectual property (J. D. Winston) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; March 1990. Background paper. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical connections communication foJ: .tM (mure. (L. Garcia) requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1990. Report. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific ang technical information in m electronic : opportunities and challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Copyright and home copying: technology challenges .tM law (J. D. Winston) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90151309/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. High performance computing and networking fQ.r science (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-131228/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the llWQn.: federal information dissemination in. iUl electronic (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. 

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4 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology, medicine, and the Bill of Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89I 36428/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice. new technologies. and the constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic delivery of public assistance benefits: technology options and .POlic.Y issues (P. M. Regan, and J. D. Winston) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138911/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Science. technology. and First Amendment (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; January 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-166426. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Issues relevant 1Q (National Crime Information Center) 2000 proposals (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; November 1987. Staff paper. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Def ending secrets. sharing~: new~~~ fQ.r electronic information (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-143185/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology. new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hospital information systems at the Veterans Administration (K. G. Bandy) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations/House Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB88-133087. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Science, technology. and the constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-142534/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal funding for artificial intelligence research and development (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1987. Staff paper. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Social Security Administration and information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/ AS. 

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5 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic systems and individual privacy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100335/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property ri&lm. lll an aG Q{ electronics and. information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87100301/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Supercomputers: government l2!Bns, ang policies (P. S. Adler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205218/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research ll!lil development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background pape.~. NTIS #PB86-205200/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management, security, and. congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499 / AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices. 12.U-2QQQ (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance and civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Telecommunications in 1he. ll-SPacific Islands (F. w. Weingarten) Requested by: House Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Consumer Protection and Finance; April 1985. Staff paper. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Of~ice of Technology Assessment. Information technology R )2: critical~ and.~ (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology Q.D financial services systems (Z. A. Shaven) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. 

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6 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of postal automation strategy: a technical and decision analysis (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; June 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-127843. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment. education, smg the. workplace (M. s. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 96500. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and the. workplace: selected l,ahQr, education, and training (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-191320. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology and its impact 9!l American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-174664. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of alternatives for a national computerized crhninal history system (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-l 66678. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf electronic mail and message systems (or the. :U.S. Postal Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected electronic funds transfer issues: privacy. security. and equity (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Senate Committee on the Judiciary; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-202532. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Exploratory workshop 9!l the. social impacts Qf robotics: summary and issues (S. Hale)February 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB82-184862. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Radiof reguency smg management: impacts from the. World Administrative Radio Conference Qf 1979 (R. B. Crowell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82l 77536. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerbased national information systems: technology and public policy issues (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. 

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7 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Patent-term extension~~ pharmaceutical industry (N. L. Balmer) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; August 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-100918. ENERGY AND MATERIALS PROGRAM Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical needs for a changing !J..S. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects of f reguency electric a.fill magnetic (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric power wheeling ang dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qi! production in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-169239. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cooper: technology ang_ competitiveness (J. Robison) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; Technology Assessment Board; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89l 38887 / AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced materials wi&n (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-243548. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Staroower: The l,l.S. and international gym ill tJwon energy (G. Epstein) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-128731. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies ill underwater archaeology im.g maritime preservation (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: September 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-142559/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies ill~ preservation of prehistoric ang historic landscapes lR. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; July 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-222519/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ,U.S. oil production: tM effec1 of low oil 12!:iw (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB88-142484. 

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8 Energy and Materials Program/ Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Construction and materials research and development for nation's public works (J. Robison, and E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; June 1987. Staff paper. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New structural materials technologies: opportunities for. the of advanced ceramics and composites (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87l l 8253/ AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for prehistoric and historic preservation (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140166/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Western surface mine permitting and reclamation (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100350/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects of section l of the Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act of 1976 (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86l 82029 / AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of replacing lead with aromatic alcohol enhancers in gasoline (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Representative Richard J. Durbin/Representative Fuqua/Representative Jim Sensenbrenner/Representative Morris K. Udall; January 1986. Staff memorandum. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reclaiming prime farmlands and other high-quality croplands~ surface~ mining (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: Senator Dale Bumpers; December 1985. Staff memorandum. NTIS #PB87-117123/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects for the 1980s (P. H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment .U.S. natural availability: s.uoruy through ve.ar. 2000 (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-'09162/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ,ll.S. vulnerability tQ fill oil import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127785. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental protection in the Federal CQfil leasing program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222413. 

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9 Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Q{ decontrol 2n okl m recovery (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by; RepreseJltative John D, Djnge11/Representative Phi}i{) R. Sharp; February 1984. Staff memorandum. Enere.v and Materials Proe.ra.m.. 0ice 0 Tech.aolo~y A.11.11.e11.1!.m..en.t.. Nuc\snI m uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.S.. natural m availability: conventional m supply through 1M. .YW 1QQQ (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-114909. ENERGY PROGRAM Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy Y (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial 3Ili1 commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-180547. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile (wtl efficiency arul synthetic fum: alternatives for reducing oil imports--environmental iw!e1 Q{ synthetic transportation (ym fr.om CQBI-background r..eootl (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile (ye_l efficiency and synthetic fum: alternative (or reducing oil imports--environmental iw!e1 for synthetic transportation fuels .u:om. coru (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic ~= alternatives for reducing oil imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-an assessment Q.f current studies (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-152645. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency ifill synthetic t:l!m,: alternatives for reducing Qil imports--selected technical i!li1 economic comparisions Qf synfuel options (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-147363. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile efficiency llfil! synthetic t:l!m,: alternative for reducing oil imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. 

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10 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy efficiency Qf buildings in cities (M. E. Procter) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200346. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Synthetic fuels fQr transportation: the future potential Qf electric and hybrid vehicles (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-126086. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Solar power satellites (R. A. Williamson, and D. Claridge) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82l 08846. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear powerplant standardization: light water reactors (E. C. Abbott) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-213589. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. World petroleum availability 1980-2000 (C. J. Holland) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-145252. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy from biological processes (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1980. Report. NTIS #PBS0-211477. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Conservation arul SQ!ar energy programs of the Department Qf Energy: a critique (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PBS0-197759. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural &M imports-background QaPfil: (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PBS0-203847. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural &M imports (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Report. NTIS #PBS0-173552. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gasohol (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1979. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80105885. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Residential energy conservation (N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298410. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct of coal (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. 

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11 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf the ERDA plan and program (J. M. Veigel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; October 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-250636. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application Qf solar technology to today's energy ~-yo!. I~ II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment of coal slurry pipelines (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-278675. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhanced 2il. recovery potential in the. United (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-276594. Energy Program. Office of Tech.n.olO?,'J h'3'3C'3'3Tnent. on potential from devonian shW Qf the. Appalachian Basin (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; November 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-274856. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf the proposed national energy plan (R. E. Row berg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation ang safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf the !.[.S. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY 1976 through 1980 (R. Daly) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Tecll~Q!QYi A\lgust 19?6. R.@port. NTIS PB-258191. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis Qf the 1976 ERDA plan and program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the. impacts Qf the projected natural SM curtailments for the winter 1975-76 (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250623. EXPLORATORY GROUP Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Issues and options in flood hazards management (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PBS0-151087. 

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12 Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. ,ll.S,. disaster assistance to developing countries: lessons applicable 1Q ,ll.S,. domestic disaster programs (J. F. Coates) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-l53760. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Criteria f.or. evaluating implementation plan required 12.Y the. Earthquake Hazards Reduction A Qf 1977 (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-241663. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Anticipating the. impacts Qf legislation: implementing~~ 22-~ requiring regulatory impact statements (J. F. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; June 1979. Staff paper. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment candidates md priorities (J. F. Coates)July 1978. Survey. EYploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary analysis of .tM demographic trends influencing elementary and secondary~ system (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; May 1977. Staff paper. ExpJoratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment in business and government (J. F. Coates) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1977. Committee hearing. NTIS :#!PB-273164. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment activities in the. industrial, academic, aru1 governmental communities (J. F. Coates) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; December 1976. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB-273435. FOOD AND RENEWABLE RESOURCES PROGRAM Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies for the.~ (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf the~ of institutional options available m house a proposed National Center for. Biological Diversity and Conservation Research (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1989. Staff paper. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing quality of .U.S.. srlin for. international~ (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international trade: a comparison of D!i.ku: .U.S.. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. 

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13 Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Science mg technology for development (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; February 1989. Staff paper. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Pesticide residues in food: technologies lU!d. methodologies fo.r detection (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Agriculture; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-136444/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing agriculture in A.u:ici: a~ for U.S. development assistance (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Committee on Agriculture; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-137087 / AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots development the African Development Foundation (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Select Committee on Hunger; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236252/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management for U.S. insular~ (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to. maintain biological diversity (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-207494/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing the. commitment: agricultural development in tM (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger/House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-ll 7644 / AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. RQk of l[.S. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity in developing countries (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1986. Staff paper. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology .PYJilis: policy. aru1 tM changing structure of American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in tM United States,: datl, considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181989/AS. 

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14 Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots conservation of biological diversity in tb& United (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; February 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181997/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies f.or developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to benefit agriculture aru1 wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239747 / AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, l2YJili J22.lig_y, arul tb& changing structure 2f: American agriculture: 1 special r.eo2tt f.or tb& 128.i farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senat, Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture. ruli1 ,ll.S. foreign rug (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Co1rmittee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, renewable resources, an,d American mt. (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Ap;,ropriations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-222421. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to sustain tropical resources (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175637. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies f.or sustainable agriculture in ,ll.S. arid/semiarid lands (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-172667. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: tru, uotentials f.or extracting protein. medicines. w other ysefyl chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies f2r sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid lands: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. 

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15 Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: !.[.S. international institutions (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-l 04058. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation of degraded !aruls. (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104041. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural postharvest technology and marketing economics research (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; April 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-232835. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of technology on U.~. cropland rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of methodologies for nutrition research April 1980. Staff paper. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Pest management strategies in protection (W. E. Parham) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; October 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-l20017. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qwm shelf-life dating of fQQd. (M. J, Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-101629. FOOD PROGRAM Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of the United States food and agricultural research system (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-l 70572. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental contaminants in food (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-153265. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. in livestock (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298450. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Emerging fQQg marketing technologies: l.\ preliminary analysis (W. W. Gallimore)October 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-291039. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nutrition research alternatives (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; September 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-289825. 

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16 Food Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Perspectives Qll. Federal retail fru2S! grading (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273163. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Organizing and financing basic research tQ. increase fQ.Qg production (W. Wilcox) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273182. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fQQg information systems: summary mg analysis (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258172. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fQog information systems (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; February 1976. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB-258171. GOVERNMENT POLICIES FOR INNOVATION Government Policies for Innovation, Office of Technology Assessment. Government involvement in the innovation process: a contractor's report !Q. the Office Qf Technology Assessment (L. F. Barrington)August 1978. Contractor report. NTIS #PB-286545. HEAL TH PROGRAM Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventive halt.b services for medicare beneficiaries:o.oliy arul research~ (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1990. Special report. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. and effectiveness of cervical screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and B. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Rua! emergency medical services (M. Hewitt. and E. Power) Requested by: Senate Rural Health Caucus; November 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB90159047/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defining .mm! a,reu: impact Q.!l health .PQlic.y arul research (M. Hewitt) Requested by: Senate Rural Health Caucus; July 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB89-224646. 

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17 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses Q( in coverage and preliminary estimates Q( the. effects 2i m employer mandate arul medicaid expansion (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration; Senate Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; July 1989. Background paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of the Veterans Administration's method of analyzing m hospital mortality (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; April 1989. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. and effectiveness Qf cholesterol screening in elderly (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB89-224638. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.K of preventive services hY 1M elderly (M. E. Gluck) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; January 1989. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Drug labeling in developing and newly industrialized countries. (H. Gelband) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1988. Interim Report. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Fourth reJ2Q!1 on the. Prospective Payment Assessment Commission <ProPAC} (E. J. Power)November 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-137079/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Second reJ2Q!1 on the. Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC} (G. Ruby)November 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-137061/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening (or Q.P.e!l-angk glaucoma in elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Appropriate for cataract surgery patients Mt:ore. and after surgery: mues. of medical ang appropriateness (K. B. Kemp, and B. Boardman) Requested by: Senate Special Committee on Aging; October I 988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical testing arul health insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-116958/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of AIDS Qll the. Kaiser Permanente Medical Program (Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89-116941/AS. 

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18 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality Qf medical : information for consumers (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-102180. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~ effective is. AmS education? (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; June 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-243530. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial development Qf tem for human genetic disorders (M. Hewitt, and N. A. Holtzman) Requested by: February 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Healthy children: investing in future (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Finance; February 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-178454/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ai.di .allil health insurance mi OT A survey (J. Eden) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-170204. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial development Qf tests fQr. human genetic disorders (M. Hewitt)February 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology A.3sessment. Neonatal intensive cam fQr. low birthweight infants:~ .allil effectiveness (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Lab<,r and Human Resources; December 1987. Case study. NTIS #PBSS-158902. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Identifying tmg regulating carcinogens (K. Kronebusch) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-136999. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. First QJ! Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC) (G. Ruby) Requested by: November 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-158613/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Third .rm!Q.r1 Q!l Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC) (E. J. Power) Requested by: November 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-l57789/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ca,nc.er. screening fQr. Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness.~ tQ. Medicare Wld. medical resources required (D. Dougherty) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Hurn.an Resources; November 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Prescription Q!.U.81 and elderly Americans: ambulatory use. ang approaches 1R coverage (Q!: Medicare (G. Solan) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; October 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical ind. policy (M. A. McLaughlin Hughes) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Do insects transmit aids ? (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; September 1987. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-143177/AS. 

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19 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Costs of AIDS and other HIV infections: review of .till' estimates (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology dependant children: hospital ~home (E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1987. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-194551. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Current health status and population projections of native Hawaiians living in Hawaii (L. H. Miike)April 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf tM Defense Department's polygraph test ang research programs (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senator Jeff Bingamen; March 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research o.n geographic variations in physician practice patterns (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Clinical staffing in tM Indian health service (E. M. Smith) Requested by; House Commjttee on .Energy and Commerce; February 1987. Special Report. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Children's mental health: problems arul services (D. Dougherty) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207486/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf c.o.st.-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology S1l!9.Y nQ .ll: practitioners. physician assistants certified mu:se.-midwives--a J20!icy analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87l 77 465 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for detecting heritable mutations in human~ (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-1401~8/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical analysis Qf delayed effects of the military draft mortality (T. Holtzman) Requested by: House Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology S1l!9.Y DQ. JQ: effects Qf federal policies o.n extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB86-217999/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Passive smoking in tM workplace: selected issues (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; May 1986. Staff paper. NTIS #PB86-217627 / AS. 

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20 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Indian health gre. (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206091/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Second reQQtl on !he. Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC) (A. K. Burns)March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206794/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment for physician services: strategies fQr medicare (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; February I 986. Report. NTIS #PB86-I82011 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating CQS1. quality arul medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Asses,ment. Smoking-related~ and financial costs (K. Kronebusch)September 1985. Staff memorandum. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness and CQS1 of continuous ambulatorv peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): health technology~ nQ.. ll (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; September 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB87-l48938/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Status Qf biomedical research and related technology for tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Replacing !he. Rosebud Sioux Hospital: number of beds arul whether a surgical suite needed (L. H. Miike)August 1985. Staff memorandum. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fQr managing urinary incontinence: health technology case study no.. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-240208/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qlli effectiveness .of digital subtraction angiography i.n the diagnosis Qf cerebrova:;cular disease: health technology~ nQ.. 34 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; May 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-241115/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing and injury in the workplace (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Huma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-l15334/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. First report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC) (A. K. Burns)March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-184380/AS. 

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21 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical devices and tM Veterans Administration (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-117677 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of .the. fl.!lilic. Health Service's response tQ A.Im (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Government Operations; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-246668/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Blood l22liy_ rulii technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact lw_ industry--structure, competition, and l2U1ilic. J22ll&y: health technology c~ s,tugy !lQ .ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment 3!liJ disposables industry: healtb technology s_tugy !lQ .ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-154953/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Boston ~: ha!tb, technology !lQ. 29 (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145936/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Market f.m: wheelchairs--innovations and Federal hsmlth technology c.aK s,tugy !lQ. 32 (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145944/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intensive lmitl (rn)--clinical outcomes. COJtt, rulii decisionmaking: Mil1b technology ttwll !lQ. 28. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145928/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies and. medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-199552. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--~ clinical, industrial, and. QQjjcy analysis: M3!tb, technology case study !lQ. 27 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85I 46207 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology ug .the. CQS1 of .the. medicare program (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-146215/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Update Qf Federal activities regarding tM use of pneumococcal vaccine (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; May 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-128155. 

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22 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology~ llQ. 26,: assistive devices (QI speech impairments (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-175371. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology mct. handicapped people: Health technology sms1Y. llQ. ll: technology !Ylli learning disabilities (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-184043. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Scientific validity of polygraph testing: a research review and evaluation (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-l 8 l 411. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Variations in hospital length of nn--their relationship 12 health outcomes: health technology gse_ S1.llill Jl2. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; August 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-111483. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality and relevance of research and related activities U Gorgas Memorial Laboratory (C. J. Behney, and H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Education; August 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-142238/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Q{ randomized clinical trials Q!! health anp medical practice (H. Gelband)August 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-114560. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safm, efficacy. md, effectiveness Qf therapeutic apheresis: heBltli technology smslY, nQ. 23. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Commjttee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-1 l 4842. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology and costs of the medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (DRGs) and tM Medicare program: implications for medical technology (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l 11525. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information content Qf premanufacture notices (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-241059. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness cgm_ Qf alcoholism treatment health technology gse_ ili!4Y, ng_. (A. K. Bums) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB83-192492. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology a.ng handicapped people: Selected telecommunications devices (QI hearing-impaired persons (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-169292. 

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23 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Postmarketing surveillance Qf prescription drugs (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-l 73625. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology under proposals tQ. increase competition in health care (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-164046. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues and evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83159822. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategies f.or. medical technology assessment (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83113274. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MEDLARS mg health information ruiliv (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-168658. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf ~-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging ruict. ~t effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf ~-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: tM. artificial he.a!:1--~. risks, ruid. benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-23997 I. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83l 59814. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: four common x-r.ay orocedures--oroblems and prospects for economic evaluation (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-165506. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer at tM. National Institutes of H.e.w1h (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. effectiveness Qf influenza vaccination (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-178492. 

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24 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications o{ t-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: surgery .(Qr hTeM! CfilleI. (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82124181. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications o{ ~-effectiveness analysis or medical technology: elective hysterectomy--cow_, risks. ang benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications o{ con-effectiveness analysis or medical technology: cost benefit/cost effectiveness o{ medical technologies--a S!lli1Y of orthopedic joint implants (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-120833. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications or ~-effectiveness analysis or medical technology: benefit-and-~ analysis o{ medical interventions--the, of cimetidine ang l2m2.tic, disease (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1981. Case Study. NTIS #PB82-118910. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications o{ ~-effectiveness analysis o{ medical technology: the. cow. ang effectiveness 2f neonatal intensive (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; August 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101411. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications o{ ~-effectiveness analysis o{ medical technology: the. COW. ang effectiveness o{ ,nym practitioners (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-10 I 064. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites--trends ang relative costs in the. Washington, D.C. (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101122. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment o{ technologies fQr determining cancer risks fr2m. W environment (M. Gough)June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235400. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( CO!-eff ectiveness analysis or medical technology: the. t effectiveness or .l.!l2lW' gastronintestinal endoscopy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221814. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating ang benefits in disease prevention programs--sm application 1Q cervical~ screening (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221806. 

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25 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS!-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: CQS1 effectiveness of marrow transplant therapy i!lil .m J20lic.Y implications (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221798. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of Oil-effectiveness analysis Q.( medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing !ht effectiveness ang co.stt of 1M technique (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221780. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of Qll-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology. CQ1t effectiveness of automated multichannel chemistry analyzers (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209793. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS!-effectiveness anlaysis of medical technology: screening fQr. .lo.n cancm:--st technology assessment (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209785. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: feasibility o.f economic evaluation Qf diagnostic orocedure--the of CI scanning (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209777. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS!-effectiveness analysis of medical technology. formal analysis. J20lic.Y formulation, ang renal disease (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209769. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fow implications Q( the computed tomography (CT) scanner. a.n update (K. Kohlhof, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-163917. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Compensation fQr. vaccine-related injuries (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-163909. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: the management Q( health care technology in ~n countries (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144628. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQS!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology:~ efficacy awl OU effectiveness Qf psychotherapy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PBSl-144610. 

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26 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( c,os,t-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: methodological~ awl literature review (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PBSI-144602. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( c,os,t-eff ectiven~ analysis Q( medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Forecasts Qf physician supply and requirements (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-181670. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education and assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review o{ selected Federal ,accine aru,. immunization policies: on studies Q( pneumococcal vaccine (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-116106. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected in Federal .heaHh statistics (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested bsy: House Committee on lnte1:state and Fo1:eign Comme1 ce~ Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298449. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~ implications Q( .tM computed tomography (CT) scanner (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; November 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-284872. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing efficacy and safety of medical technologies (C. J. Behney, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; September 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286929. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. f.Q!ic,y implications Q( medical information systems (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; December 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-274857. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cancer testing technology and saccharin (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; October 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273499. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Development Q( medical technology: opportunities fQ.r assessment (C. A. Taylor) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258117. Health ProBram? Office of Technoiosy Assessm~nl, Prg bioeguivalence Reque3ted by; House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare; July 1974. Report. NTIS #PB-244862. 

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27 HUMAN RESOURCES PROGRAM Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. population and fertility planning technologies: .tM. 2Q. v.em (L. A. Williams, and L. Corsa) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200338. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of applied genetics: micro organisms. plants. and animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-206609. INDUSTRY, TECHNOLOGY, AND EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance ani Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Summary of the situation at the Brio refining superfund site (J. S. Hirschorn)January 1990. Staff Paper. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Suoerfund problems~ be.~ ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer tQ. United ~: MIT Japan Science and Technology Program (J. F. Gorte, and K. Gillman)April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-224711. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing contractor in Superfund (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-154116/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying the bill: manufacturing and America's !r.ruk deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. 

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28 Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Are~ cleaning :im.: 10 Superfund studies (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-l39018/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-.hQ.!! (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Trade adjustment assistance: new for an Q!g program (K. Gillman) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Finance; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-203741. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Froq pollution to prevention: 3 progress report Q!l waste reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~ in services: exports and. foreign revenues (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governm,mtal Affairs; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118204/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plant closing: advance~ mg mJ2ig response (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PBS7-118212/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction of hazardous ~: for pollution prevention and industrial efficiency (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review 2!: the consent for cleanup 2!: in Indiana (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: Representative Frank McCloskey/Representative Lee H. Hamilton; September 1986. Staff paper. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and structural unemployment reemploying displaced adults (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206174/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Displaced homemakers: programs and, J20!icy (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1985. Interim report. NTIS #PB86-120276/AS. 

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29 Industry. Technology. and Employment Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies tQ reduce .U.S. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce. Science. and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l l 5367 / AS. Industry. Technology. and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Stringfellow superfund !tt: engineering s.tfilll (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1984. Contractor Report. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Groundwater protection standards (or hazardous wid disposal facilities: will oo prevent !l!2m superfund s.ue.s. (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1984. Staff memorandum. Industry. Technology, and Employment Program. Office of Technology Assessment. QIA review of tM Missouri <ii.w.n task~ recommendations concerning~ management of contaminated soil (J. s. Hirschhorn) Requested by: Representative Young; December 1983. Staff memorandum. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program. Office of Technology Assessment. lY9Qg ~: .U.S. competitiveness ang. technology-l':Q!. I~ II (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-109925. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND COMMERCE PROGRAM International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft and launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce. Science. and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. International Security and Commerce Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Containment of underground nuclear explosions (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senator Orrin G. Hatch; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156183/AS. International Security and Commerce Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Review of Department Q{ Energy modernization 12.!ru!: issues surrounding proposed termination, relocation consolidation of activities ro certain facilities in tM Department 2f Energy nuclear weapons complex (A. Fainberg. and P. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; September 1989. Staff paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Round trm tQ orbit: human spaceflight alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science. Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce. Science, and Transportation; August 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-224661. 

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30 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding the ~: maintaining~ defense technology~ (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-196604. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Big dumb boosters: m transportation 9.J2ti2n? (R. A., Dalbello, R. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-155196/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential biological mid electronic effects Qf Empress II (A. Fainberg) Requested by: Representative Walter H. Jones; November 1988. Staff paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reducing launch operations ~: technologies arut practices (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-I 36402/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Launch options for ~: a buyer's guisk (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1988. Special report. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SDI: technology. survivability. aili! software (T. H. Karas)May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236245/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Seismic verification 2i: nuclear testing treaties (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence; Senate Select Committee on Intelligence; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214853. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Treaty-compliant accidental launch protection system (A. Fainberg) Requested by: Representative Charles Bennett; April 1988. Staff paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology ~: introduction jllg overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-192562. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New technology for NA TO: implementing follow-Q!l .f2!:eS .allack (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Armed Services; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-200267. 

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31 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial news gathering from space (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. stations and the law: selected (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for NATO's follow-on forces attack concept (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; July 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-100343/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Permanently orbiting cyclers between Earth fillil Mars (A. Fainberg) Requested by: Andrews;Senator Jake Garn; March 1986. Staff paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l 8296 l / AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons, countermeasures. and arms control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer l9 China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l l 3008/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation and competition in civilian mil.ce. activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June I 985. Report. NTIS #PB87I 36842/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to the Middle East (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Arms control in space (G. Epstein) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; May 1984. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-198209. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in mil.ce. (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-2101 l 1. 

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32 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Remote sensing and the private fQr. discussion (R. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l 80777. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-170695. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and EastWest !rru;k: rui update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE '82: a context (or international cooperation. an.!1 competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/ Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82l 33455. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MX missile basing (P. Sharfman, and J. Kaplan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-108077. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !.[.S,. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of steel, electronics, and automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Taggants in explosives (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-192719. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and EastWest !rru;k (P. Sharfman, and H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-119381. MATERIALS PROGRAM Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Habitability of llie, Love Canal area: an analysis of technical b.Mis. fQr. the decision Q!l !M habitability Qf emergency declaration area (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; June 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l l 4917. 

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33 Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies and management strategies for hazardous~ control (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-189241. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf. development and production potential of Federal coal (Buyrn A., and K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act of 1976; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-149378. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nonnuclear industrial hazardous waste: classifying for hazard management (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-134305. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Patterns mg trends in Federal coal lease ownership. 1229.-.8.Q (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB8 l l 88484. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and s.tefil industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of oil shale technologies (T. A. Sladek) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-210115. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Benefits of increased of continuous casting tM J.I:.S. industry (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Congressional Steel Caucus; October 1979. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80-104907. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technical options for conservation of metals: studies Qf selected and products (M. Peterson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80l 02619. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Materials mg energy from municipal waste (C. T. Hill) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-300849. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Management of fuel and nonfuel minerals in Federal land (R. W. Wright) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295788. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of laws governing access across Federal lands: options for~ in Alaska (F. J. Wobber) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-293982. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Engineering implications of chronic materials scarcity (J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences; April 1977. Conference proceedings. NTIS #PB-273193. 

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34 Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf information systems capabilities required tQ. support l[.S. materials QQlkY, decisions (S. A. Rossmassler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-273462. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of alternative economic stockpiling policies (H. H. Herman, and J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-273191. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Proceedings of a workshop on wear control tQ. achieve product liability (M. J. Devine) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce; February 1976. Workshop proceedings. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Requirements for fulfilling a. national materials policy Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1974. Conference proceedings. NTIS #PB-250631. NATIONAL SECURITY PROGRAM. National Security Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of nuclear (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; May 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-296946. OCEANS AND ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cooing with an oiled sea (P. A. Johnson, and W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: Rep. Billy Tauzin; Senator Ted Stevens; March 1990. Background Paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships under pressure: managing commercial low-level radioactive waste (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November I 989. Report. NTIS #PB90l 59534/ AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next for municipal solid waste? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of selected mobile source provisions in H.R. and H.R. 2Jll (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Waxman; September 1989. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Polar prospects: a. minerals treaty for Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. 

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35 Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching QY!. ~: next steps for reducing Y!lmn m (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-l30451/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Competition in coastal seas: an evaluation 2( foreign maritime activities in~ 2QQ.-~ &EL (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; July 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89224653. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for reducing dioxin in the manufacture 2..( bleached '!YQQg l2Yh2 (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-223291. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qi: Department of Energy weapons complex modernization Plan: environmental~ (P. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. in medical management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-I36410/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation Q.f options (or managing greater-!lwl-Oall-C lm!-1 radioactive~ (G. H. McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1988. Background paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Q( "Bl!.Y America" proposals for offshore drilling r.iu aim production facilities (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; June 1988. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. preservation technologies (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; May I 988. Report. NTIS #PB882124 I 0/ AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. llr!2an ozone ang Chmn, Air Act: problems llOsi proposals for change (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; April 1988. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Using desalination technologies for treatment (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senator Paul Simon; March 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-I93354. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Q( Montreal Protocol Q!l substances tha1 deplete m liver (R. Bierbaum) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; December 1987. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf m nonattainment provisions 2( "Qem Air Standards Attainment Act of 1987" (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; September 1987. Staff paper. 

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36 Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine minerals: exploring our rum'.. m frontier (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-217725/ AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-194585. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Border war on Q!Y.il (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-184172. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. incineration: its role in managing hazardous (H. Levenson, and R. Denison) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100327/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Subseabed disposal Qf high-level radioactive (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; May 1986. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technical questions regarding firearms (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Representative Robert J. Mrazek/Representative James H. Scheuer/Representative Ted Weiss; April 1986. Staff memorandum. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technolog~ Assessment. Marine applications for fuel cell technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86I 83597 / AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative approaches .t!2 cargo 129.U&Y: st supplement .n2 a..n assessment Qf maritime arul technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1985. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-239887/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil arul w technologies for the Arctic arul deepwater (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-119948/ AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. R st.12 in th. maritime industry: a supplement to an assessment Qf maritime ,t!:&k arul technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-246932/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing the nation's commercial high-level radioactive waste (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. 

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37 Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Protecting tM nation's groundwater from contamination-.YQ!. l 4'. ll (P. J. Stone) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-154201/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain aJlil transported m pollutants: implications fQr l2Yl2li (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wetlands: their~ and regulation (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175918. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review o.( oc,ean thermal energy systems (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; January 1984. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf maritime 3!lil technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Ways and Means; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84I 7778 I. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UR o.( models fQr resources management. planning. arut (R. M. Friedman)August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-I03655. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regional implications o.( transported air. pollutants: m assessment o.( deposition ll!lil m-YQl. l ll (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1982. Interim draft. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and oceanography: m assessment o.( Federal technologies (or oceanographic research and monitoring (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q2a1 exports and J20.!1 development (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PBSl-203358. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy from open kelp farms (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; September 1980. Technical memorandum. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental issues affecting the Panama Canal (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. An Analysis of the Department of the Interior's proposed acceleration o.( development o.( oil and gas_ on. the omer continental shelf (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; March 1975. Committee print. 

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38 OCEANS PROGRAM Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. margin drilling (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80l 98302. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Recent developments in ocean thermal energy (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80-201825. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Renewable ocean energy sources: thermal energy conversions (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Q( 2il tanker casualties. 1262.-1974 (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation Qf liquefied natural us. (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Establishing a ZQQ-mile. fisheries (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; National Ocean Policy Study; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273578. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects Q( off shore energy systems: an assessment Qf 2il ansl w systems. deepwater PQits., l!lg. nuclear powerplants Qff. the. CQas1 Qf New J.e!:sll aru1 Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil transportation .b.Y. tankers: m analysis of marine pollution ang mfe,tt measures (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce; July 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-244457. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qi: the. feasibility Qf separating exploration from production Qf oil and m on the. outer continental shelf (R. w. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce/Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-248381. R & D PROGRAM R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Illiec1 interest participation in the. regulatory decision process: lessons learned from nYQ LNG safety standards (J. H. Young)May 1983. Staff paper. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf technology for. local development (W. Mins, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. 

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39 R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of inflation on the federal r & d investment (R. Daly) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; May 1980. Staff paper. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected federal programs in appropriate technology (J. Sullivan) Requested by: Senator Edward M. Kennedy; October 1978. Survey. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Health Qf scientific and technical enterprise: fill advisory 12.Brutl ttl22!112 tru:. Qtiic.e. of Technology Assessment (C. McBee)October 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-291770. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of a Department of Education on Federal science ang technology activities (C. McBee)August 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286525. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qf demonstrations in federal R & D policy (J. H. Young)July 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-284387. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Applications Qf R D in the civil the opportunity provided 12Y tru:. Federal Qmn1 ang. Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977 (J. H. Young) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283035. SCIENCE, EDUCATION, AND TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking for learning:a new~ for education (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced vehicle/ highway systems and urban traffic problems (E. B. Page, and J. Atkin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1989. Staff paper. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards for secondary school vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-195176. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Higher education for science rul9 engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safer skies with (Traffic Alert ru19 Collision Avoidance System) (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89l 6922 l. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Elementary and secondary education for science and engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-139 l 82/ AS. 

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40 Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power Q!l! New tools !Qr teaching and learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gearing .Yl2. {Qr mfe.ty: DlQ1Q!. carrier in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-124796. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safe skies {Qr tomorrow: aviation~ in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Educating scientists and engineers: uru1e. .ui mg (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB8,i-235973/ AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. S!,am educational testing practices (N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-155056. Energy and Materials Program/ Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Construction ang materials research and development uu: nation's l2Yhli works (J. Robison, and E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; June 1987. Staff paper. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Trends and 2f. computers w schools: m in chaoter 1 programs and with limited English proficient students (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; March 1987. Staff paper. NTIS #PB87-176723/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preparing for science ang engineering careers: field !eyel profiles <L. Heinz) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; January 1987. Staff paper. NTIS #PB87-177473/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Scientific equipment f.or undergraduates: it adequate <N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Staff paper. NTIS #PB87-138350/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation Qf hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100319/AS. Scienc~, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research funding as an investment: can~ measure tM returns (E. Frankel, and B. J. Holt) Requested by: Task Force on Science Policy; April 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-218278/ AS. 

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41 Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation Qf hazardous materials:~ ang }Qgl activities (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-181971/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment (Qr science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends and the scientific ang engineering work force (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/ AS. SCIENCE, TRANSPORTATION, AND INNOVATION PROGRAM Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation filli! robotics (m: .tM m station:~ .11 considerations (P. P. Chandler) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1985. Staff paper. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automobile update: ang figures (L. L. Jenney)September 1985. Staff paper. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S.-~ cooperation in m (N. Lubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l l 4758/ AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian msic.e. stations arul. 1M U.S. {tum in m (T. F. Rogers) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-205391/ AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport svstem development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. innovation, arut. regional economic development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85l 50894/ AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SALYUT: Soviet ileJ2S. toward permanent human presence in m (T. F. Rogers) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-181437. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment .U.S. passenger rail technologies (L. Turnbull)December 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-182609. 

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42 Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, a.ru1 regional economic development of nate. government initiatives for high technology industrial development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104033. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. innovation, and regional economic development encouraging Jtigh-technology development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-180181. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. science research in the. United~ (P. P. Chandler) Requested by: Representative Cooper Evans; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-166S12. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of the. FAA filZ National Airspace System flm (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; August 1982. Repor-i. NTIS #PB83-102772. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian space P9!ic,y mg applications (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-234444. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport and air control system (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-207606. SPECIAL PROJECTS Special Projects, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation of the. feasibility Q( studying long term health effects in atomic veterans (M. Gough)July 198S. Staff memorandum. TECHNOLOGY AND THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC TRANSITION PROJECT Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and the American economic transition: choices for the future (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; House Committee on the Judiciary; House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Education and Labor; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on the Budget; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214127 / AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S.. teyile_ arui apparel industry: i revolution in progress (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1987. Special Report. NTIS #PB87-196762/XAB. 

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43 Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of .u:.s. competitiveness in agricultural trade (H. Kelly) Requested by: Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; October 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-140760/AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, ~. ang the .U.S. residential construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87l l 7594/ AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ang !he. future of !he. ,ll.S. construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; August 1984. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-209442/ AS. TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROGRAM Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Telecommunication technology and public (R. B. Crowell)June 1981. Draft. Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agreement governing !he. activities of states QD. !he. IDQQD. and other celestial bodies Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1980. Committee print. Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary assessment of the National Crime Information Center and~ computerized criminal history systems (I. J. Weinstein) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; December 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-291845. Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary analysis of !he. IRS Tax Administration System (M. J. MacNaughton) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; March 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273143. TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of advanced air transport technology: l2fil:! IY--financing and program alternatives for advanced high-speed aircraft (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-110585. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Global models, world futures, and public ~:a.critique (W. Mills) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-251299. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf advanced air transport technology: III--a.ir service !9 small communities (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB82-l 86800. 

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44 Transportation Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf advanced ill!. transport technology: l2ar111--.the. air, grgo_ system (L. V. Dickinson. and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; January 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB82-186818. Transportation Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Proceedings of .the. OT A seminar on !he. Discrete Address Beacon System (12l\BS) (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; July 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-208168. Transportation Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf advanced m transport technology: part 1--advanced high-~ aircraft (L. V. Dickinson. and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-200504. Transportation Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf advanced grol!)2 raJ:ilil transit technology (J. Miller. and R. Willow) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-153323. Transportation Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Railroad ~--!.l..S./Canadian comparison (L. Turnbull) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-301397. Transportation Program. Office O'. Technology Assessment. Technology assessment Qf changes in !he. t:mm YR and. characteristics of .the. automobile transportation system (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Com:uerce. Science. and Transportation; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-293645. Transportation Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation Qf railroad~ (L. V. Dickinson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce. Science. and Transportation; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-281169. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Communications and rural America (W. Mills) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry /Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1978. Committee print. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automatic train control in rail rapid transit (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254738. Transportation Program, Office l)f Technology Assessment. Feasibility and. value Qf broadband communications in rural areas,: a preliminary evaluation (W. Mills) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; April 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258095. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning for transit-bibliography (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253642. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass transi!.-Minneapolis/St. Paul~ ililill (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253685. 

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45 Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning .(Qr t,mnili-technical reJ2QI1 (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253641. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass tmnsiJ:-Washington, D,.C. case. s!Jlib'., (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253688. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q( community planning for mass tmnsi.1-~ case. s!Jlib'., (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253687. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q( community planning fm: trans.i!-San Francisco stllih (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-2S3686. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for tmnili-L91 Angeles case. nw;ly (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253684. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment qt: community planning for mass .ttansi!-Denver case.~ (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-2S3683. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment QC community planning (or mass tmnili,-Chicago case.~ (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-2S3682. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass tmnili-Boston case.~ (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-2S2681. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning for mass transit-Atlanta case. !ygy (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-2S3680. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning (Qr. mass transit (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-253679. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of national railroad issues (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Commerce; December 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250622. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy, .tM economy. ang mass transit (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; October 197S. Report. NTIS #PB250624. 

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46 Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Financial viability Qf Conrail: review and analysis (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce; September 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250630. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal funding Qf rail rehabilitation: a review Qf alternative approaches (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce; September 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250632. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automated guideway transit: fill assessment Qf PRT and, Q.thu new systems (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; June 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-244854. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automobile collision dita: assessment of and, methods Qf acquisition (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-244867. 

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OTA Publications by Document Type ANNUAL REPORT Annual r.!m!2!11Q. Congress Annual report. BACKGROUND PAPER Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer software ang intellectual property (J. D. Winston) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; March 1990. Background paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coping with an oiled s,a (P. A. Johnson, and W. E. Westermeyer) Request~d by: Rep. Billy Tauzin; Senator Ted Stevens; March 1990. Background Paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ang effectiveness Qf cervical cancer screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and J3. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft design ang launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. High performance computing lruJ networking for science (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-131228/ AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical~ for~ changing U.S. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/ AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Competition in coastal : an evaluation Qf foreign maritime activities in 2QQ.-mile EEZ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; July 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89224653. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses Qf tre,ruk in coverage and preliminary estimates Qf tM effects Qf an employer mandate ang medicaid expansion (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration; Senate Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; July 1989. Background paper. 

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2 Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects of power frequency electric and magnetic fields (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fQ!: reducing dioxin in the manufacture of bleached~ 12YlJ2 (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-223291. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer m ~United~=~ MII Science and Technology Program (J. F. Gorte, and K. Gillman)April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-2247 l l. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards (or secondary school vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-195176. Science, Education, and Trans1Jortation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Higher education for science ang engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Big dl!mh boosters: a low-~ rn transportation Ql2tion? (R. A., Dalbello, R. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-155196/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing contractor in Superfund (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-154116/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. in medical waste management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation of options fQ!: managing greater-than-~-C ~-level radioactive waste (G. H. McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1988. Background paper. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Artificial insemination practice in~ United~= summary of a l2ll survey (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; August 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138903/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic delivery of l2Yl2li assistance benefits: technology options and issues (P. M. Regan, and J. D. Winston) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138911/AS. 

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3 Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Using desalination technologies for water treatment (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senator Paul Simon; March 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB88193354. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. educational testing practices (N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-155056. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Identifying and regulating carcinogens (K. Kronebusch) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-136999. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fQr underwater archaeology and maritime preservation (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: September 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-142559/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Science, technology. and th.~ constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-142534/ AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for the preservation of prehistoric historic landscapes (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; July 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-222519/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: perceptions 2.f biotechnology (G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Children's mental health: problems and services (D. Dougherty) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207486/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Space stations and the law: selected legal issues (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87I 18220/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hearing impairment and elderly people (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-218559/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Supercomputers: government J2lam. policies (P. S. Adler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205218/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research~ development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205200/ AS. 

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4 Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in the United ~: considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181989/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots conservation of biological diversity in .tM United Smw. (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; February 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181997/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative approaches to cargo 129lly: a supplement tQ. .m. assessment Qf maritime~ mg technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1985. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-239887/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. R D in the maritime industry: a supplement tQ. an assessment Q{ maritime~ and technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-246932/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Offic-e of Technology Assessment. Human therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. renewable resources. mg American~ (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; April 1984. Background paper. NTTS #PB84-22242l. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense .in~ (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-21011 l. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-l 96716. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact qt: randomized clinical trials o.n. heal!h .ooJ.ic,y and medical practice (H. Gelband)August 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-114560. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture m arid/semiarid lan!a: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, mg regional economic development~ of state government initiatives fQr high technology industrial development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104033. 

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5 Food and Renewable Resources Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: U.S. aru1 international institutions (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104058. Food and Renewable Resources Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation of degraded landi (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104041. Science, Transportation. and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. innovation, aru1 regional economic development: encouraging high-technology development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-180181. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information content Qf premanufacture notices <M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-241059. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency l:\flg synthetic fuels: alternatives Cm: reducing Qil imports--environmental .islues. of synthetic transportation fuel1 fi:o.m CQal-background [eQ2!1 (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology handicapped people: Selected telecommunications devices Ul!. hearing-impaired persons (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-169292. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic !Jw!: alternative fQ! reducing 2il imoorts--environmental for synthetic transportation fuels from com. (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile filrl efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives f.or reducing oil imports--water availability fQr. synthetic fuels-an assessment o{ current studies (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-152645. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency mg synthetic !Jw!: alternatives (or reducing Qi! imports--selected technical and economic comparisions of synfuel options (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-147363. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped De.Ql2k.: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: illua .ailil evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83159822. 

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6 Transportation Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf advanced Ilk transport technology: l2ar1 IY--financing :mg program alternatives for advanced high-~ aircraft (L. V. Dickinson. and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-110585. Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of S!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: umr common ~-m procedures--problems ansl prospects (Qr economic evaluation (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-165506. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Synthetic f~ for transportation: tM future potential Q.[ electric :m.d. hybrid vehicles (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science. and Transportation; March 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-126086. Transportation Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf advanced !li!: transport technology: l2ar! III--air service l2 small communities (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB82-186800. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Exploratorv workshop Qll SQCiBl impacts of robotics: summary ansl (S. Hale)February 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB82-184862. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf advanced air transport technology: l2ar! ll--~ ii!~ system (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; January 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB82-186818. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. implications of th computed tomography (CTI scanner: Ill update (K. Kohlhof. and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-163917. Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: tM management of~ care technology in .t.e.n countries <C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PBSI-144628. Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of S!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: tM efficacy t\!19. k2.s1 effectiveness of psychotherapy (C. J. Behney) Requested by! Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144610. Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of !-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: methodological~ ang literature review (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PBSI-144602. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Proceedings of tM OT A seminar Qil the Discrete Address Beacon System (DABS) (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; July 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-208168. 

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7 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: the future Qf liquefied natural w imports-background (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-203847. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. mg options in flrulil hazards management (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-151087. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.S,. disaster assistance tQ. developing countries: lessons applicable to ll.S.. domestic disaster programs (J. F. Coates) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-153760. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Criteria w evaluating t.M implementation 121m required~ .tM. Earthquake Hazards Reduction~ Qf 1211 (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-241663. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education and assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. CASE STUDY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Neonatal intensive for low birthweight infants:~ mg effectiveness (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1987. Case study. NTIS #PBSS158902. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology stygy no,. J.1: nurse practitioners. physician assistants certified ~-midwives--a analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment fQr physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology lliUll no,. JQ: effects of federal policies on extracorporeal s,hQck wave lithotripsy (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB86-217999/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness mg~ of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis {CAPO): health technology stllilY no,. ll (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; September 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB87-148938/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for managing urinary incontinence: health technology stllilY 92. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-240208/AS. 

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8 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. effectiveness Qf di&i1fil subtraction angiography in the. diagnosis Qf cerebrovascular disease: technology c.ase. s,tudy !l.Q. 11 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; May 1985. Case study. NTIS #PBSS-241115/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact lens industry--structure, competition, and ID!!2.U& ~: health technology c.ase. s,tudy no .ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment ruli! disposables industry: health technology c.ase. study !l.Q. 32 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PBSS-154953/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Boston elbow: health technology c.ase. s.tud.Y !l.Q. 29 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November I 984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145936/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Market for wheelchairs--innovations and Federal ~: health technology c.ase. s,tudy llQ.. lQ. (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-I45944/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intensive c,am units (rn)--clinical outcomes, costs. ruli! decisionmaking: health technology c.ase. study !l.Q. 28 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PBSS-145928/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--si. clinical. industrial, and policy analysis: health technology c.ase. s,tud,Y !l.Q. 27 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-l46207 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. 2.: assistive devices for speech impairments (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-175371. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped ~: Health technology c.ase. study no. 2.2,: technology and learning disabilities (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-184043. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Variations in hospital length Qf siav--their relationship tQ hefilt!t outcomes: ha!th technology c~ stu!lY no.. 2.i (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; August 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-111483. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safety. efficacy, and CQil effectiveness of therapeutic aoheresis: health technology case study no.. ll (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-114842. 

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9 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness and costs of alcoholism treatment hefil!b. technology case.~ lli2-22, (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB83-192492. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQS!-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging mg con effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( QS!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: tM artificial heart--CQS!, risks. ang benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-23997 l. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: surgery f.or breas1 (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82124181. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of con-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomv--cos.ts., r.is.k1, ang benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance: October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cos_t-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: CQSl benefit/cost effectiveness Qf medical technologies--.1 case. stygy_ of orthopedic .ioin1 implants (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-120833. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS!-eff ectiveness analysis Q( medical technology: benefit-iru!-CQS! analysis of medical interventions--the case. of cimetidine ang .IW21ic. disease (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1981. Case Study. NTIS #PB82-118910. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: .tru:. c.om and effectiveness Q( neonatal intensive (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; August 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-10141 l. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQll-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: ang effectiveness Q( n,um practitioners (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101064. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS!-eff ectiveness analysis Q( medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites--~ ang relative com in tM Washington, D.C. area (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101122. 

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10 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q.( CQt-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: t.M ~t effectiveness Qf l!l2l2m: gastronintestinal endoscopy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221814. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating awl benefits in disease prevention orograms--ap application tQ cervical~ screening (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PBSl-221806. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of c,osj:-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: .tM CQ!t effectiveness of~ marrow transplant therapy ang itl implications (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221798. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf con-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing .tM effectiveness \Ulil of the Keve. technique (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221780. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of co.s.t-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: c.osl: effectiveness o.( automated multichannel ~mv analyzers <c. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resour-=es/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209793. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQ11-effectiveness anlaysis of medical technology: screening for colon CB!lC.ll--J technology assessment (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209785. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the feasibility Qf economic evaluation Qf diagnostic procedure--t.M case of cr scanning (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209777. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQS!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: formal analysis.~ formulation, ang ~-stall renru. disease (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resot.rces/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209769. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning f.or mass tr,ansif:-bibliography (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253642. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning f..or mass tta.ns.il-Minneapolis/St. s,tydy (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253685. 

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11 Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-technical !fil2Ql1 (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253641. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q.( community planning f..or mass !rfil1S.i1-Washington, D.C:. (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253688. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q.( community planning for mass transit-~ study (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253687. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q.( community planning f_or mass transit-San Francisco smgy (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253686. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q.( community planning for mass .tnms.i1-.l&s. Angeles smgy (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253684. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Denver ilililY, (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253683. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Chicago c~ lli!QY (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253682. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Boston study (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-252681. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of community planning for transit-Atlanta ililru'.. (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Case study. NTIS #PB-253680. COMMITTEE HEARING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental affecting the Panama Cfillfil (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment in business and government (J. F. Coates) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1977. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB-273164. 

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12 Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment activities in the industriaL academic, and governmental communities (J. F. Coates) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; December 1976. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB-273435. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. QQg information systems (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; February I 976. Committee hearing. NTIS #PB-258171. COMMITTEE PRINT Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agreement governing the activities of Q!l !M m celestial Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1980. Committee print. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of oil tanker casualties, I 969I 97 4 (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Tran8portation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Communications and rural America (W. Mills) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry /Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1978. Committee print. Ad Hoc committee, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses of effects Qf limited nuclear warfare Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1975. Committee print. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. An Analysis of the Department of .tM Interior's proposed acceleration of development Qf oil m Q!l .tM outer continental shelf (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; March 1975. Committee print. CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Engineering implications of chronic materials scarcity (J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences; April 1977. Conference proceedings. NTIS #PB-273193. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Requirements for fulfilling a national materials J2.0.liy Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1974. Conference proceedings. NTIS #PB-250631. CONTRACTOR REPORT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Stringfellow suoerfund site: engineering s,!Udy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1984. Contractor Report. 

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13 Government Policies for Innovation, Office of Technology Assessment. Government involvement in the innovation process: ;i. contractor's W20rt 1M Q( Technology Assessment (L. F. Barrington)August 1978. Contractor report. NTIS #PB-286545. DRAFT Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Telecommunication technology and public l20licY (R. B. Crowell)June 1981. Draft. INTERIM DRAFT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regional implications 21: transported air pollutants: Ln assessment Qf deposition ang m-vol. l st. ll (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1982. Interim draft. INTERIM REPORT Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Jl!Y& labeling in developing ang newly industrialized countries, I (H. Gelband) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1988. Interim Report. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Displaced homemakers: programs ang pQliy (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 198S. Interim report. NTIS #PB86-120276/AS. REPORT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical connections communication for (L. Garcia) requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1990. Report. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships under pressure: managing commercial low-!e.Yel radioactive~ (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking for. learning:a OYtK fQr education (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. 

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14 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Containment Q( underground nuclear explosions (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senator Orrin G. Hatch; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156183/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems can~~ ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209 / AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Copyright and home copying: technology challenges tM law (J. D. Winston) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90151309/ AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next for municipal~~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Polar prospects: il minerals treR!Y for Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching om: .breath: next steJ2. for reducing Y,rbm rn (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric .PmYU wheeling img dealing: technological considerations (or increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding edge: maintaining tM defense technology b.ase. (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-196604. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil production in 1M Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-169239. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing tM quality of U.S.. grain for international tllS1e. (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qrain_ quality in international !Wk: a comparison of m.l.li2[ ll,.S. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Fourth~ on tM Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC) (E. J. Power)November 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-137079/AS. 

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15 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Second~ .Qll Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC) (G. Ruby)November 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-137061/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in m electronic ue. (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Pesticide residues in food: technologies and methodologies for detection (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Agriculture; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89l 36444/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing agriculture in Africa: !l for !,I.S. development assistance (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Committee on Agriculture; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89l37087 / AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Copper: technology and competitiveness (J. Robison) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; Technology Assessment Board; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-138887 / AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power .Qll! New tools {Qr teaching arul learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gearing lJ.12 for s.!lfell: motor carrier metv. in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-124796. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical testing and health insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89l 16958/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: :U.S. investment in biotechnology (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July I 988. Report. NTIS #PB88246939 / AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safe skies for tomorrow: aviation~ in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. 

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16 Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Educating scientists ruig engineers: grade to grad school (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-235973/ AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced materials l1Y. design (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-243548. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality Qf medical m: information for consumers (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 19RIL Report_ NTIS ,.~PRR9-102lRO. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots development the African Development Foundation (P. N. Windle) Requested by; House Commjttee on Foreign Affairs; House Select Committee on Hunger; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236252/ AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. BQQk preservation technologies (P. A. Johnson) Requested by; House Committee on Appropriations; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212410/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SDI: technology. survivability. ;m_d software (T. H. Karas)May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236245/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Seismic verification Qf nuclear testing treaties (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence; Senate Select Committee on Intelligence; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214853. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical and social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88l 96464. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ruli! .the. American economic transition: choices fQr .the.~ (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; House Committee on the Judiciary; House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Education and Labor; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on the Budget; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214127 / AS. 

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17 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic ang ecological~ (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214101/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Mapping genes_. Genome projects:~ hi&? How wt? (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212402/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Healthy children: investing in~~ (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Finance; February 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-178454/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fillt rel2Qtl .Q!l Physician Payment Review Commission (ffB&) (G. Ruby) Requested by: November 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-158613/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ihim W22I1 .Q!l Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC) (E. J. Power) Requested by: November 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-157789/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Def ending secrets. sharing c1atl: new ang ken f2.r electronic information (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-143185/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Starpower: ll,.S. ang international ll fQr fJ!.Si2n energy (G. Epstein) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-128731. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology. new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ill-sustaining technologies and .tM elderly (C. W. Maklan, K. Maslow, and R. A. Harootyan) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-222527/AS. 

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18 Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine minerals: exploring our new wm frontier (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-217725/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New technology for NA TO: implementing follow-on anBk (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Armed Services; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-200267. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management (or Jl.S.. insular mM (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-194585. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing million minds: confronting~ tragedy Qf alzheimer's disease~ o.ther. dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 198 7. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies tQ maintain biological diversity (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-207494/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Border war on~ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-184172. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for detecting heritable mutations in human beings (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140158/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction of hazardous ~= for pollution prevention ang industrial efficiency (J. s. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies (2!: prehistoric and historic preservation (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140166/AS. 

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19 Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. incineration: m !2k in managing hazardous (H. Levenson, and R. Denison) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100327/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation Qf hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87l 003 I 9 / AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic reQnl systems mg individual privacy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100335/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Western surface mine permitting and reclamation (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100350/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property rishU iD. an at: electronics mg information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87100301/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Indian heilth CDG (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206091/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects at: section of the. Federal Q2Bl Leasing Amendments A.c.t of (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-182029/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public ooliy, and~ changing structure at: American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation Qf hazardous materials:~ an,g !QcaJ activities (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-181971/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Second reJ2Q!:t. on the. Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC) (A. K. Burns)March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206794/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-l82011 / AS. 

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20 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives to animal use in research, testing. and education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February I 986. Report. NTIS #PB86I 83134/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management. security. and congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and structural unemployment: reemploying displaced (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206174/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices. !ID-2000 (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating ~. quality and medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance :mg civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86I 82961 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. of biomedical research and related technology (or tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons, countermeasures, arul arms control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l 82953/ AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects for the. 12.8.Qs. (P. H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. 

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21 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and aging in America (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116514/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation ang competition in civilian activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Oil ang &M technologies for the Arctic and deepwater (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l l 9948/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies !Q reduce !J..S. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l l 5367 / AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing illness and injury in workplace (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Huma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115334/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public ruili,cy, arui changing structure Q( American agriculture: a special report fQr 12.ll farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/ Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. First r:eJ:22!1 Q!l Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC) (A. K. Burns)March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-184380/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing the nation's commercial high-level radioactive waste (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !,l.S. natural &M availability: &M supply through mr 2000 (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-109162/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R D: critical trends and (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. 

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22 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Blood and technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies and tM medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85l 99552. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian space stations mg tM !.l,.S. il!!Y.[e. in (T. F. Rogers) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-205391/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Protecting tM nation's groundwater from contamination-YQJ.. I~ II (P. J. Stone) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October I 984. Report. NTIS #PB85I 5420 I/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to tM Middle &aS1 (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology Q1l financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !.l,.S. vulnerability t.Q an oil import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127785. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport system development (L. L. Jenney) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127793. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology and the cost of the medicare program (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-146215/AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, innovation, filli! regional economic development (P. B. Phelps) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July I 984. Report. NTIS #PB85I 50894/ AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental protection in the Federal O!U leasing program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222413. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications for public policy (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. 

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23 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment, education. ailil tM workplace (M. s. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/ Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-196500. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wetlands: .thm ang regulation (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175918. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies tt, sustain tropical fo!en resources (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175637. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear in m ue. o.( uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: m international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84173608. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll,.S. passenger mil technologies (L. Turnbull)December 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-182609. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-l 70695. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in ll,.S,. arid/semiarid (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-172667. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment o.( maritime trade and technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Ways and Means; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84l 7778 l. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~~= !.[.S,. competitiveness arul technology-yo!. 14'. II (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-109925. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy 1,!S,e, (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. 

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24 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and East m update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment .Rok o[ genetic testing in 1M prevention of occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies and. management strategies for hazardous control (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-189241. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial ang commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83180547. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Postmarketing surveillance of prescription drugs (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-l 73625. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technol,>gy Assessment. Informational technology and. .m impact QJl American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-I 74664. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf alternatives tgi: 1. national computerized criminal history system (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83I 66678. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology under proposals lQ increase competition in health care (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-164046. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile .t:ue1 efficiency and synthetic fue.ls.: alternative for reducing ml imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategies (or medical technology assessment (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83113274. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of technology Q!l U.S,. cropland and. rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. 

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25 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic mail and message systems for !he. !l.S.. fQs1a! Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. of models fQr water resources management, planning. mg J2Qliy (R. M. Friedman)August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-103655. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of the FAA 1m National Airspace System Plan (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-102772. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Civilian space o.QJ.icy and applications (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-234444. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83l 59814. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Global models, world futures. and public policy: .a critique (W. Mills) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-251299. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected electronic funds transfer issues: privacy. security, and egyjty (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Senate Committee on the Judiciary; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-202532. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy efficiency Qf buildings in (M. E. Procter) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200346. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. World population and fertility planning technologies: !he. next 2.Q. llAll (L. A. Williams, and L. Corsa) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200338. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Radiofreguencv ys_e_ fill9 management: impt\C1. from the World Administrative Radio Conference Qf 1979 (R. B. Crowell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January I 982. Report. NTIS #PB82l 77536. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Airport and air traffic control system (W. Mills) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-207606. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q( development and production potential Qf Federal coal (Buyrn A., and K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act of 1976; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-149378. 

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26 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. effectiveness Qf influenza vaccination (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-178492. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf 1he. United States food and agricultural research system (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82l 70572. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MX missile basing (P. Sharfman, and J. Kaplan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-108077. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-based national information systems: technology aru! 12Qlicy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SQla,r I satellites (R. A. Williamson, and D. Claridge) Reqaested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82l 08846. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Patent-term extension aru! 1he. pharmaceutical industry (N. L. Balmer) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; August 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-100918. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S. industrial competitiveness: a comparison Qf ilW, electronics, and automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf technologies fQr determining cancer risks from the environment (M. Gough)June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235400. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and oceanography: an assessment of Federal technologies for oceanographic research aru! monitoring (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. Human Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf applied genetics: micro organisms, 121.an.tt, and animals (Z. Harsanyi) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Human Resources; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-206609. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear powerolant standardization: light water reactors (E. C. Abbott) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-213589. 

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27 R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of technology for local development (W. Mills, and M. Walsh)January 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-189979. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf -eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy from biological processes (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-211477. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and steel industry competitiveness (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-208200. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Conservation and SQlllI energy programs Qf the Department Qf Energy: a critique (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-197759. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf Qi!~ technologies (T. A. Sladek) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-210115. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf advanced air transport technology: oar.t !--advanced high-~ aircraft (L. V. Dickinson, and J. D. Ward) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-200504. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Taggants in explosives (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-192719. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Forecasts Qf physician supply and requirements (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-181670. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural gas_ imports (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80l 73552. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of advanced &!9.Yl2 ra,pjg transit technology (J. Miller, and R. Willow) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; January 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-153323. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental contaminants in foog (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-153265. 

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28 International Security and Commerce Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Technology fill9. ~lYm (P. Sharfman. and H. Kelly} Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce. Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PBS0-119381. Food and Renewable Resources Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Pest management strategies in protection (W. E. Parham) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; October 1979. Report. NTIS #PBS0-120017. Materials Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Technical options fQr conservation .ot: metals,: ciw, studies .ot: selected ang products (M. Peterson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science. and Transportation; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PBS0-102619. Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Review .ot: selected Federal vaccine fill9. immunization policies: 2!l studies Qf oneumococcal vaccine (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PBS0-116106. Transportation Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Railroad smtt--.U.S,./Canadian comparison (L. Turnbull} Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-301397. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qa.en ~-life Qating of !oog (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce. Science, and Transportation; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PBS0-101629. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Residential energy conservation (N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298410. Materials Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Materials I04 energy from municipal~ (C. T. Hill) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-300849. Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Selected t.Qlljg in Federal health statistics (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298449. Food Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Drugs in livestock~ (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture. Nutrition. and Forestry; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298450. National Security Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Q( nuclear war (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; May 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-296946. Energy Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Direct UK of co.al (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. Materials Prosram1 Offi9~ Qf T~~hnology A33essment, Management Qf fuel lfill. nonfuel minerals in Federal lrulil (R. W. Wright) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295788. 

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29 Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment of changes in the umu:e. and characteristics Qf the automobile transportation system (R. L. Maxwell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB29364S. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Q.( !aln governing rn Federal ~: options f.or in Alaska (F. J. Wobber) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; February 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-293982. OTA priorities 1979 January 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-291997. Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary assessment Qf the National Information Center ang the computerized criminal history systems (I. J. Weinstein) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; December 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-29184S. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. f2lic.Y. implications Qf the. computed tomography (C:0 scanner (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; November 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-284872. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Health Qf w scientific ang technical enterprise: rut advisory ome1 reoon 10. the.~ Qf Technology Assessment (C. McBee)October 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-291770. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessmea.t. Analysis Qf the. ERDA l2la!l ang program (J. M. Veigel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; October 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-250636. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Emerging fruli1 marketing technologies: a preliminary analysis (W. W. Gallimore)October 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-291039. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nutrition research alternatives (C. E. Woteki) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; September 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-28982S. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing efficacy and safety Qf medical technologies (C. J. Behney, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; September 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286929. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf a Department Q.( Education Q!l Federal science ang technology activities (C. McBee)August 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286S2S. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Rak Qf demonstrations in federal R D (J. H. Young)July 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-284387. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application Qf so!ru: technology .to. today's energy needs-.Y.01. I&. II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. 

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30 R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Applications Qf R 8'. Q in .tM civil sector: opportunity provided l2Y Federal Qmn1 BJlil Cooperative Agreement Ag ot: 1977 (J. H. Young) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283035. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Renewable~ energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation ot: railroad sat:ett (L. V. Dickinson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-281169. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment ot: CQa!, pipelines (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-278675. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhanced oil recovery potential in United Statn (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-276594. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. foliy implications Q( medical information systems (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; December 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-274857. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. on w potential from devonian miles. ot: .tru, Appalachian lmsin. (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; November 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-274856. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cancer testing technology and saccharin (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; October 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273499. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of liquefied natural w (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf the proposed national energy plan (R. E. Row berg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Perspectives Q!l Federal re!iil LQQ!J. grading (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273163. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Organizing ilili! financing .b!si research tQ increase food production (W. Wilcox) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273182. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation and safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. 

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31 Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Establishing 200-mile fisheries zone (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; National Ocean Policy Study; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273578. Telecommunications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary analysis Qf th.e. IRS Tax Administration System (M. J. MacNaughton) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; March 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273143. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q.( information systems capabilities required tQ support !.[.S. materials .l29fil.Y decisions (S. A. Rossmassler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-273462. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: fill assessment Qf oil arui w systems. deepwater 12Q!tt, and nuclear powerplants off the coast Q.( New ,Ie,rsey and Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf the. !.[.S. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY .J..21Q through 12.aQ. (R. Daly) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258191. Food Program, Office of Technology Assessment .EQrul information systems: summary and analysis (J. B. Cordaro) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258172. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Development Qf medical technology: opportunities for. assessment (C. A. Taylor) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258117. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of alternative economic stockpiling policies (H. H. Herman, and J. L. Holt) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-273191. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis Q.( the. 1976 ERDA plan and program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automatic train control in rail rapid transit (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254738. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Feasibility Qf broadband communications in !Ylll ru:fill.: a preliminary evaluation (W. Mills) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry; April 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258095. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf community planning for. mass transit (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; February 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-253679. 

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32 Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of national railroad issues (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Commerce; December 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250622. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the impacts of the projected natural &,aS. curtailments for winter 1975-12 (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250623. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy, economy. and transit (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; October 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250624. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Financial viability of Conrail: review and analysis (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce; September 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250630. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal funding of rail rehabilitation: a review of alternative approaches (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce; September 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250632. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil transportation hY tankers: fill analysis Qf marine pollution and measures (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce; July 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-244457. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automated guideway transit: an assessment of PRT aru! new systems (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; June 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-244854. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf feasibility of separating exploration from production of oil aru! &.aS. Q!l the continental shelf (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce/Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-248381. Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automobile collision data: fill assessment of needs and methods of acquisition (G. S. Kolsrud) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-244867. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Im!& bioeguivalence Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare; July 1974. Report. NTIS #PB-244862. SPECIAL REPORT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies for~ .l.22Q.s. (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. 

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33 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventive health services fQr medicare beneficiaries:12QJ.k:y illlii research~ (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1990. Special report. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Rural emergency medical services (M. Hewitt, and E. Power) Requested by: Senate Rural Health Caucus; November 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB90159047 / AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Round trip to orbit: human spaceflight alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-224661. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology ~: patenting life (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; April 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-196612. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic 3rui Collision Avoidance System) (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-I69221. Communication and Information Technologies Prqgr~m, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology. medicine. illlii tM Bill of Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89l 36428/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Launch options for the future: a buyer's &lllik (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1988. Special report. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Institutional protocols for decisions about life-sustaining treatments (C. W. Maklan) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-138895/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying the bill: manufacturing and America's trade deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Are we cleaning .Y..12.: lQ Superfund studies (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-139018/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice, new technologies. and constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/AS. 

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34 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology ~: introduction and overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-l 92562. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Science, technology. and~ First Amendment (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; January 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88I 66426. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hospital information systems~~ Veterans Administration (K. G. Bandy) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations/House Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB88-l 33087. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. l,l.S. oil production: effect of low oil 12.!m (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB88-142484. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Trade adjustment assistance: new !geas, for ill. ok! program (K. Gillman) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Finance; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-203741. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. From pollution to prevention: a progress r.fil22!1 Q!l e, reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. !.[.S. textile mg. apparel industry: a revolution in progress (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1987. Special Report. NTIS #PB87l 96762/XAB. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ownership of human tissues and c.e!ls. (G. B. Ellis, and G. B. White) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-207536/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Clinical staffing in the Indian health service (E. M. Smith) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1987. Special Report. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Social Security Administration and information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Trade in services: exports llllil foreign revenues (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-ll 8204/ AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, lrfil!e., and the l,l.S. residential construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117594/ AS. 

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35 Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plant closing: advance nQW ilru1 raJili1 response (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118212/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing tM commitment: agricultural development in tM Sibel (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger/House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117644/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for NATO's follow-Q!l fo!a att,ack concept (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; July 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-100343/AS. STAFF MEMORANDUM Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technical questions regarding PlM1i firearms (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Representative Robert J. Mrazek/Representative James H. Scheuer/Representative Ted Weiss; April 1986. Staff memorandum. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qf replacing !eilg with aromatic alcohol~ enhancers i.n gasoline (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Representative Richard J. Durbin/Representative Fuqua/Representative Jim Sensenbrenner/Representative Morris K. Udall; January 1986. Staff memorandum. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reclaiming farmlands and other high-quality croplands ~r surface @al mining (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: Senator Dale Bumpers; December 198S. Staff memorandum. NTIS #PB87-117123/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Smoking-related~ ilru1 financial costs (K. Kronebusch)September 1985. Staff memorandum. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Replacing Rosebud Sioux Hospital: number Qf and whether 3 surgical~ is. needed (L. H. Miike)August 1985. Staff memorandum. Special Projects, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation Qf t.M feasibility Qf studying long term health effects in atomic veterans (M. Gough)July 1985. Staff memorandum. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Groundwater protection standards for hazardous !and. disposal facilities: will !MY prevent suoerfund sit (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1984. Staff memorandum. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qf decontrol Q!l o1g m recovery (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: Representative John D. Dingell/Representative Philip R. Sharp; February 1984. Staff memorandum. 

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36 Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. OT A review of the Missouri dioxin task force recommendations concerning the management of contaminated soil (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: Representative Young; December 1983. Staff memorandum. STAFF PAPER Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Summary of the situation at the Brio refining superfund site (J. S. Hirschorn)January 1990. Staff Paper. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific and technical information in m electronic age_: opportunities and challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced vehicle/ highway systems and urban traffic problems (E. B. Page, and J. Atkin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1989. Staff paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of the Department of Energy modernization plan: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation ang consolidation Qf activities M certain facilities in the Department of Energy nuclear weapons complex (A. Fainberg, and P. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; September 1989. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of selected mobile source provisions in H.R. lQ.lQ. and H.R. nll (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Waxman; September I 989. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defining rural areas: impact Q!l health policy ang research (M. Hewitt) Requested by: Senate Rural Health Caucus; July 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB89-224646. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the range of institutional options available to ;i proposed National Center .(Qr Biological Diversity and Conservation Research (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1989. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of the Veterans Administration's method of analyzing its hospital mortality (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; April 1989. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. and effectiveness of cholesterol screening in elderly (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB89-224638. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of the Department of Energy weapons complex modernization plan: environmental issues (P. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Staff paper. 

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37 Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Science and technology for development (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; February 1989. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ug of preventive services ID'.. !he. elderly (M. E. Gluck) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; January 1989. Staff paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential biological and electronic effects of Empress II (A. Fainberg) Requested by: Representative Walter H. Jones; November 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening fQr. O.Qfill-~ glaucoma in the elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Appropriate fQr cataract surgery patients mlil surgery: of medical mlil appropriateness (K. B. Kemp, and B. Boardman) Requested by: Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of Qil. Kaiser Permanente Medical Program (Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89-116941/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf "l!yy America" proposals fQr offshore drilling r.w. mlil production facilities (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; June 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. How effective h AIDS education? (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; June 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-243530. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.r.bm fillil the Clean Air Act: problems and proposals (or change (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; April 1988. Staff paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Treaty-compliant accidental launch protection system (A. Fainberg) Requested by: Representative Charles Bennett; April 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial development of tests fQr. human genetic disorders (M. Hewitt, and N. A. Holtzman) Requested by: February 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Aids and health insurance ru.i OT A (J. Eden) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-170204. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial development of fQr. human genetic disorders (M. Hewitt)February 1988. Staff paper. 

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38 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transgenic animals (K. O'Connor) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; February 1988. Staff paper. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal regulation and animal patents (K. O'Connor) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; February 1988. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf the Montreal Protocol on substances that deplete the ozone lID'.er (R. Bierbaum) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; December 1987. Staff paper. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Issues relevant 19. (National Crime Information Center)~ proposals (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; November 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. screening for. Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness. CQill. 19. Medicare amt medical resources required (D. Dougherty) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Prescription drugs and elderly Americans: ambulatory and approaches 19. coverage for Medicare (G. Solan) Requested by: Senate Committee on Fina11ce; October 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Bone marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical status amt I22liY. (M. A. McLaughlin Hughes) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1987. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf nonattainment provisions Qf "Chmn. Air Standards Attainment Act Qf 1987" (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; September 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Do insects transmit aids ? (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; September 1987. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-143177/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal funding for artificial intelligence research and development (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1987. Staff paper. Energy and Materials Program/ Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Construction and materials research mg development for~ nation's tU!l2li works (J. Robison, and E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; June 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qf AIDS amt other HIV infections: review of estimates (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Current health status and population projections of native Hawaiians living in Hawaii (L. H. Miike)April 1987. Staff paper. 

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39 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf .the. Defense Department's polygraph test and research programs (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senator Jeff Bingamen; March 1987. Staff paper. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Trends and status Qf computers in schools: in chapter l programs and with limited English proficient students (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; March 1987. Staff paper. NTIS #PB87-176723/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research on geographic variations in physician practice patterns (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1987. Staff paper. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preparing fQr science ang engineering careers: fk!d. level profiles (L. Heinz) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; January 1987. Staff paper. NTIS #PB87-177473/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Scientific equipment for undergraduates: it adequate (N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Staff paper. NTIS #PB87-138350/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical analysis Qf delayed effects o.( .the. military~ mortality (T. Holtzman) Requested by: House Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Staff paper. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review o.( the consent fQr cleanup Qf :ec.Bs. in Indiana (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: Representative Frank McCloskey/Representative Lee H. Hamilton; September 1986. Staff paper. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. RQk of !,!.S. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity in developing countries (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1986. Staff paper. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. of biomedical tests in paternity determination (T. Condon) Requested by: Senator Daniel P. Moynihan; July 1986. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Passive smoking in .the. workplace: selected issues (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; May 1986. Staff paper. NTIS #PB86-217627 / AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Subseabed disposal of high-level radioactive waste (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; May 1986. Staff paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Permanently orbiting cyclers between Earth and Mars (A. Fainberg) Requested by: Andrews;Senator Jake Garn; March 1986. Staff paper. 

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40 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in the workplace: selected aspects of reproductive health hazards regulation (L. J. Raines) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; October 1985. Staff paper. NTIS #PB86l 73085 / AS. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and robotics fQ.r. th~ station: phase~ considerations (P. P. Chandler) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1985. Staff paper. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automobile update: and figures (L. L. Jenney)September 1985. Staff paper. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Telecommunications in !J..S,. Pacific Islands (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Consumer Protection and Finance; April 1985. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of thermal energy systems (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; January 1984. Staff paper. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct interest participation in the regulatorv decision proce~;s: lessons learned frQm. ~LNG~ standards (J. H. Young)May 1983. Staff paper. R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Q.( inflation on federal r d. investment (R. Daly) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; May 1980. Staff paper. Technological i.51-qes_ Q.( 80's (ot!w" than energy or military} Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; May 1980. Staff paper. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Q.( methodologies for nutrition research April 1980. Staff paper. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Anticipating impacts of legislation: implementing Rule 29 .2, requiring regulatory impact statements (J. F. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; June 1979. Staff paper. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Preliminary analysis Q.( demographic trends influencing t'1e. elementary and secondary s.h.Qol system (J. F. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; May 1977. Staff paper. SURVEY R & D Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected federal programs in appropriate technology (J. Sullivan) Requested by: Senator Edward M. Kennedy; October 1978. Survey. Exploratory Group, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment candidates and priorities (J. F. Coates)July 1978. Survey. 

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41 TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM Science. Education. and Transportation Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Elementary mg secondary education fQr science qmt engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-139182/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Reducing launch operations costs,: new technologies iUli1 practices (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science. Space. and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce. Science. and Transportation; September 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-136402/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering (rQm ma&e. (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science. Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Technology dependant children: hospital Ilhome (E. J. Power) Requested by; House Commjttee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1987. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-194551. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project. Office of Technology Assessment. Review of l.[.S. competitiveness in agricultural (H. KeUy) Requested by: Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; October 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-140760/ AS. Energy and Materials Program. Office of Technology Assessment. New structural materials technologies: opportunities fQr t.be. of advanced ceramics md. composites (G. Eyring. and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science. and Transportation; September 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-118253/AS. Science. Education. and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research funding as an investment: an. we measure t.be. returns (E. Frankel, and B. J. Holt) Requested by: Task Force on Science Policy; April 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-218278/AS. Science, Education. and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment (Qr science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine applications for fuel cell technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science. and Transportation; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l 83597 / AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends and .tru, scientific and engineering work (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer .t2 Qti.nl (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-113008/ AS. 

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42 Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S,.-~ cooperation in m (N. Lubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86114758/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical devices img the. Veterans Administration (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-ll7677/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review 2i: the. fw2lic. Health Service's response to AIDS (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Government Operations; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-246668/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture, irul U.S,. foreign aid. (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of automation strategy: a technical and decision analysis (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; June 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-127843. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Update 2i: Federal activities regarding the 2i: pneumococcal vaccine (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; May 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-128155. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Remote sensing and t!le private m.ue1 12.r discussion (R. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l 80777. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SALYUT: Soviet toward permanent human presence in m (T. F. Rogers) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-181437. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Scientific validity Qf polygraph testing: a research review irul evaluation (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-18141 l. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S. natural m availability: conventional w supply through tM yen (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-ll4909. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality and relevance 2i: research and related activities at. the. Gorgas Memorial Laboratory (C. J. Behney, and H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Education; August 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-142238/AS. 

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43 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology 2f 1he. medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (DRGs) m 1he. Medicare program: implications fQr medical technology (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l l 1525. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Habitability Qf 1he. ara: m analysis 2f the technical Imm. fQr the. decision !2ll 1he. habitability 2f 1he. emergency declaration (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; June 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-114917. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural postharvest technology lIDQ marketing economics research (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; April 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-232835. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE :,: a context fQr international cooperation ang competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and 1he. workplace: selected libo!, education. training (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-191320. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. science research in 1he. United Stams. (P. P. Chandler) Requested by: Representative Cooper Evans; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-166512. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MEDLARS awl with information l22liy (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-168658. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer at the. National Institutes Qf Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nonnuclear industrial hazardous~= classifying f..QI hazard management (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-134305. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Patterns .in Federal c.oa! ownership, ~-.8!2 (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-188484. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qw. exports ang QQtl development (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-203358. 

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44 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. World petroleum availability 1980-2000 (C. J. Holland) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-145252. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Compensation for vaccine-related injuries (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-163909. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy from open ocean kelp farms (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; September 1980. Technical memorandum. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ocean margin drilling (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80l 98302. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Recent developments in ocean thermal energy (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80-201825. Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Benefits of increased use of continuous casting J2y tM ,U.S. steel industry (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Congressional Steel Caucus; October 1979. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80-104907. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gasohol (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1979. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80105885. WORKSHOP PROCEEDINGS OT A workshop Qil cargo policy, December .l and i, 1984: panelist's presentations and summary of discussion August 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239895/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies for lesser developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies tQ benefit agriculture fillii wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239747 / AS. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and tM Qf tM ,U.S. construction industry (H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Banking; August 1984. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-209442/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Arms control in space (G. Epstein) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; May 1984. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84l 98209. 

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Biological Applications Program Publications by Subject Terms AGED Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hearing impairment and elderly people (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-218559/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Wn& in America (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116514/AS. AGRICULTURAL INNOVATIONS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: fill international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84173608. ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing million minds: confronting the tragedy of alzheimer's disease and other dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. ANIMAL GENETICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology ~: patenting life (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; April 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-196612. ANTITRUST LAW Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: an international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 73608. 

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2 ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Artificial insemination practice in the United States: summary Qf a .!2.81 survey (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; August 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138903/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical and social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives to animal use in research, testing. and education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-183134/AS. BIOETHICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: fie.lg-testing engineered organisms: genetic 1\Qg ecological~ (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214101/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ownership Qf human tissues and~ (G. B. Ellis, and G. B. White) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-207536/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human gene therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and wn& in America (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116514/AS. BIOTECHNOLOGY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology ~: patenting life (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; April 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-196612. 

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3 Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: U.S.. investment in biotechnology (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88246939 / AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic wlil ecological~ (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214101/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: Pl!l2lk perceptions of biotechnology <G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ownership of human tiu,ue,s, arul (G. B. Ellis, and G. B. White) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-207536/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: m international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 73608. BRAIN RESEARCH Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-196716. COMMERCIALIZATION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ll.S,. investment in biotechnology (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88246939/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: an international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 73608. 

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4 COMPETITION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: m international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 73608. DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Rak of genetic testing in the. prevention of occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. DRUG INDUSTRY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: an international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 73608. ENVIRONMENT Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic iOd. ecological~ (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214101/AS. ETHICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Inf ertilitv: medical iOd. SOifil choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. FEDERAL AID TO MEDICAL RESEARCH Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. Mccallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-196716. 

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5 FEDERAL AID TO RESEARCH Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: U.S. investment in biotechnology (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88246939/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Mapping our ~Genome proiects: How big? How fut? (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212402/AS. FETUS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical and choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. GENETIC ENGINEERING Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology l: patenting life (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; April 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-196612. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic a!lil ecological i~ (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214101/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: perceptions of biotechnology (G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human~ therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. 

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6 GENETIC RESEARCH Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Mapping our ~Genome projects: How hi&? How wt? (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212402/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human gene therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. GENETICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: !.[.S. investment in biotechnology (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88246939/AS. GERIATRICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Life-sustaining technologies fill9. elderly (C. W. Maklan, K. Maslow, and R. A. Harootyan) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-222527/AS. GOVERNMENT Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in ,tM workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives to animal in research, testing. D.rui education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-183134/AS. 

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7 HEARING DISORDERS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hearing impairment arul elderly people (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-218559/AS. HEREDITARY DISEASES Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human gene therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. HUMAN EMBRYOLOGY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human~ therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. HUMAN FERTILITY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Artificial insemination practice in the United States: summary Qf. a !.2[Z survey (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; August 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-l 38903/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical and social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. HUMAN GENETICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Mapping QUI. &e!J&S.. Genome projects: How hig? How fast? (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1988. Report. NTIS #PB882 l 2402/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human gene therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. 

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8 HUMAN GENETICS POLICY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Human gene therapy (R. M. Cook Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-206076/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. RQk Q( genetic testing in .the. prevention of occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. IN VITRO FERTILIZATION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical arul choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. INDUSTRY UNIVERSITY RELATIONS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: U.S. investment in biotechnology (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88246939/ AS. INFORMED CONSENT (MEDICAL LAW) Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ownership Q( human~ and~ (G. B. Ellis, and G. B. White) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-207536/ AS. JOINT VENTURES Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: fill international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84173608. LABORATORY ANIMALS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives to. animal ys_e_ in research, testing. and education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-183134/AS. 

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9 LONG-TERM CARE Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing a million minds: confronting~ tragedy Qf alzheimer's disease lrul Q1rull: dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. MEDICAL ECONOMICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing a million minds: confronting th!' tragedy of alzheimer's disease lrul olli&r dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. MEDICAL ETHICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Life-sustaining technologies the. elderly (C. W. Maklan, K. Maslow, and R. A. Harootyan) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-222527/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. Mccallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-196716. MEDICAL GENETICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Role of genetic testing in the. prevention Qf occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. MEDICAL INNOVATIONS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hearing impairment llfill elderly people (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-218559/AS. 

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10 MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS AND APPARATUS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hearing impairment ang elderly people (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-218559/AS. MEDICAL POLICY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing a million minds: confronting 1h.e tragedy of alzheimer's disease ill19 other dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. MEDICAL RESEARCH Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives t.Q animal in research, testing, mid education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-183134/AS. MEDICAL SCREENING Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Artificial insemination practice in tM United~: summary of a 1987 survey (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; August 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138903/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Role of genetic testing in tM prevention of occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. MEDICINE Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Mapping QUI. genes_. Genome projects: How lli.g? How fas.t? (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-212402/ AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Life-sustaining technologies and the elderly (C. W. Maklan, K. Maslow, and R. A. Harootyan) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-222527 / AS. 

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11 MENTAL ILLNESS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-l 96716. NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Q.( neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-196716. NEUROLOGY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-196716. OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. RQk of genetic testing .in prevention of occupational diseases (G. M. Karny) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-233734. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive hazards in ilie. workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. OLD AGE Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Losing a million ~: confronting t~ tragedy Qf alzheimer's disease a.rut Qther dementias (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; Senate Special Committee on Aging; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-183752. 

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12 PA TENT LAW AND LEGISLATION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology 2: patenting life (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; April 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-196612. PLANT GENETICS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology i: patenting life (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; April 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-196612. PROTECTION OF ANIMALS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives tQ. animal YR in research, testing. and education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-183134/AS. PUBLIC OPINION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: public perceptions Qf biotechnology (G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. REPRODUCTION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical and social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. REPRODUCTION--U.S.--TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Artificial insemination practice in the. United~: summary Qf a 1987 survey (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; August 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138903/ AS. 

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13 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial biotechnology: Ill international analysis (N. Newell) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84173608. RISK Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. SCIENCE AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: public perceptions Qf biotechnology (G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. SCIENCE POLICY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Mapping QUI genes_. Genome proiects: How hi&? How fas!? (R. M. Cook-Deegan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; April 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212402/AS. SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternatives m animal use. in research, testing. arut. education (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-183134/AS. SEX DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive health hazards in workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. 

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14 SOCIAL COSTS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical ang social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts 2f: neuroscience (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging/House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Special Committee on Aging; March 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-196716. SURROGATE MOTHERS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Infertility: medical ang social choices (G. B. Ellis) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-196464. TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: perceptions 2f: biotechnology (G. B. Ellis, L. V. Giddings, and R. Y. Nishimi) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207544/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New developments in biotechnology: ownership of human~ i!li1 cells. (G. B. Ellis, and G. B. White) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-207536/AS. Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and aging in America (R. A. Harootyan, and D. McCallum) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116514/AS. TERMINAL CARE Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. L,jfi-sustaining technologies ang elderly (C. W. Maklan, K. Maslow, and R. A. Harootyan) Requested by: House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-222527/AS. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive hea!th hazards in the workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. 

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15 U.S. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Biological Applications Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reproductive l.leal1h hazards in workplace (L. A. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185030/AS. 

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1 CIT Program Publications by Subject Terms ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice, new technologies. and .the. constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/ AS. ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE-MANAGEMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific and technical information in an electronic 3G: opportunities Ifill challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/AS. ADMINISTRATIVE RADIO CONFERENCE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Radiofreguency use and management: impacts from .the. World Administrative B.ruli2 Conference Qf l.212. (R. B. Crowell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-177536. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R &, D: critical trends arul (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qf information technology cm financial services systems (Z. A. Shaven) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. AUTOMATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Security Administration arul information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/AS. 

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2 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Exploratory workshop Q!! 1M. impacts Qf robotics: summary wlil (S. Hale)February 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB82-184862. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and the workplace: selected ll!.QOI, education, arul training (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-191320. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf postal automation strategy: a technical arul decision analysis (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; June 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-127843. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment. education, arul tM workplace (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-196500. BIOLOGY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology. medicine. and tM Bill Qf Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/AS. CAD CAM SYSTEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment. education, arul tM workplace (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-196500. CIVIL LIB ER TIES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology. medicine, arul Bill of Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management. security, and congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/AS. 

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3 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance iDd. civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. CIVIL RIGHTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice, new technologies. BDd. lh!' constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/ AS. COMMUNICATION IN SCIENCE-MANAGEMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific ilnd. technical information in. an electronic age_: opportunities Qfil1 challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/ AS. COMMUNICATIONS-TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical connections communication (or the. !ut.ure. (L. Garcia) requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1990. Report. COMPETITION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology 2n financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology and m impact Q!l American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-174664. COMPUTER INDUSTRY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic mail iDd. message systems fQr the. ll.S. fQs.tal Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. 

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4 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-based national information systems: technology lrul Jlll12li J20.licy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. COMPUTER NETWORKS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. High performance computing arut networking w science (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-131228/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Supercomputers: government Qlam illlil policies (P. S. Adler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205218/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-hMeg national information systems: technology lrul Jlll12li lli21icy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R D: critical .trendi afil1 (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. COMPUTER SECURITY MEASURES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Def ending secrets. sharing data: run. 1.ock.s. afil1 for electronic information (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-143185/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-based national information systems: technology afil1 Jlll12li issues (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. COMPUTER SOFTWARE-LAW AND LEGISLATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer software and intellectual property (J. D. Winston) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; March 1990. Background paper. 

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5 COMPUTERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property rights in an Qf electronics arul information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87100301/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research arul development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205200/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Supercomputers: government plans and policies (P. S. Adler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205218/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation Qf America's offices. !.2.8.2-2QQQ (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-~ national information systems: technology arul 12ub.li 122liy is.s.lls. (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. COMPUTERS AND GOVERNMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in m electronic (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Def ending secrets, sharing ctm: new loks. arul fQ.r electronic information (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-143185/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Social Security Administration arul information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic record systems and individual privacy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100335/AS. 

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6 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Supercomputers: government plans and policies (P. S. Adler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205218/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices .l.2ll-2.000 (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management, security. iUlil congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance iUlil civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. COMPUTERS AND GOVERNMENT-MANAGEMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific ilWJ. technical information in an electronic : opportunities imd. challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/AS. CONSTITUTION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology, medicine. imd. t.he. Bill 2t: Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/AS. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice, new technologies, iUlil .the constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/ AS. CONSUMER CREDIT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qt: information technology Qll financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. 

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7 CONSUMERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qf information technology on financial services systems (Z. A. Shaven) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. COPYRIGHT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property in fill ue. Qf electronics information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87100301/AS. CORPORA TE DIVESTITURE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R &. D: critical~ and. myes_ (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. CREDIT CARDS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected electronic~ transfer~: privacy. security. and.~ (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Senate Committee on the Judiciary; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-202532. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology Qll financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of alternatives for a national computerized criminal history system (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-166678. 

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8 CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of alternatives f.Q!. ii national computerized criminal history system (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-166678. DATA BANKS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of alternatives (or ii national computerized criminal history system (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-166678. DAT A TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology. new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-144043. DRUG INDUSTRY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ffile!lt-term extension Dfili till' pharmaceutical industry (N. L. Balmer) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; August 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-100918. EDUCATIONAL POLICY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology and it. impact Qn. American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-174664. EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology and m. impact on American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-174664. 

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9 ELECTRONIC DAT A PROCESSING Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology. new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. So.cifil Security Administration and information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-l36834/AS. ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology 1'~ssessment. Selected electronic flm.ds. transfer i~: privacy. security. imd. tY (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Senate Committee on the Judiciary; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-202532. ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic delivery of m!lilic assistance benefits: technology options imd. (P. M. Regan, and J. D. Winston) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-l38911/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology on. financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. ELECTRONIC MAIL SYSTEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic mail and message systems for~ !l.S.. fos.tal Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing nation: federal information dissemination in m electronic (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. 

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10 ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology. new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management. security. aru! congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance an..d civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. ELECTROOPTICS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of 12QS.ta.l automation strategy: a technical an9 decision analysis (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; June 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-127843. EMPLOYEE MORALE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology. new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. EMPLOYEE RIGHTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology, new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Social Security Administration arul information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/AS. 

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11 FEDERAL AID TO RESEARCH Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R D: critical~ Bfill (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. FIBER OPTICS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R D: critical~ Bfill (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. FINANCIAL DEREGULATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qf information technology on. financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology on. financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. GOVERNMENT INFORMATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in an electronic (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Def ending secrets. sharing dam: new~ Bfill for electronic information (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-143185/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Social Security Administration and information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/ AS. 

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12 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic r.ecQ!1i systems and individual privacy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100335/AS. GOVERNMENT PAPERWORK Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-based national information systems: technology img P.lll2!k issues (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. GOVERNMENT PAPERWORK-MANAGEMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific aruJ technical information in an electronic aG: opportunities ruld. challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/ AS. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Security Administration arul information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/ AS. GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in a_n electronic (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. HANDICAPPED Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology ruld. ill. impact O.Jl American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-17 4664. 

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13 HOME LABOR Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices. 12.U-2.QQQ. (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. HUMAN GENETICS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology. medicine, and the. Bill Qf Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/AS. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTIVITY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment, education, and workplace (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-196500. INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment. education, arul .tM workplace (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-196500. INDUSTRYUNIVERSITY RELATIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R &. D: critical~ and~ (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. INFORMATION NETWORKS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property r.i.g!m in an o{ electronics information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87100301/ AS. 

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14 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qf information technology on financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. INFORMATION POLICY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific lU}g technical information in an electronic au: opportunities and challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing th& nation: federal information dissemination in an electronic au (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Security Administration and information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management. security. 3llil congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance 3!lil civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-based national information systems: technology lU}g J2Uh1.i&. .is.su (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. INFORMATION SERVICES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology lllil in impact on American education (F. w. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-174664. 

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15 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qf information technology QD financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology. tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf alternatives {Qr a national computerized criminal history system (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83166678. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical connections communication f2!: futYtt (L. Garcia) requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1990. Report. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. High performance computing and. networking f.Qr science (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-131228/ AS. INFRASTRUCTURE (ECONOMICS) Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical connections communication f..O!: futYtt (L. Garcia) requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1990. Report. INTEGRATED CIRCUITS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research and. development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205200/AS. 

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16 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer software lUld. intellectual property (J. D. Winston) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; March 1990. Background paper. INTEREST RA TES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology on financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN TELECOMMUNICATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Radiof reauency YR arul management: impacts from the. Administrative B.agiQ Conference Qf .1212 (R. B. Crowell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-177536. JOB STRESS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor:~ technology, new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. JOINT VENTURES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R Q: critical tte.ruli arul ism.es. (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment. education, arul the, workplace (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-196500. 

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17 MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and workplace: selected lahm:, education, ind. training i~ (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-191320. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment. education. ind. workplace (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; April 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-196500. MEDICAL INNOVATIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology, medicine. ind.~ Billo{ Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/AS. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology, medicine. ind.~ Billo{ Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/AS. MICROCOMPUTERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology ind. it! impact 2n American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-174664. MICROELECTRONICS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research ind. development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205200/ AS. 

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18 OCCUPATIONAL RETRAINING Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and th& workplace: selected !ahor,, education, and. training iHue! (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-191320. OFFICE AUTOMATION TRENDS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation Qf America's offices, .12.ll-2Wlil (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. OFFICE AUTOMATION-SOCIAL ASPECTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation Qf America's offices .12.ll-2Wm (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND REGULATORY AFFAIRS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific mg technical information in m electronic w: opportunities !msJ challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/AS. PAPERWORK REDUCTION ACT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific mg technical information in ap. electronic w: opportunities mg challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/AS. PATENTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~-term extension and th,e pharmaceutical industry (N. L. Balmer) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; August 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-100918. 

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19 PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Patent-term extension mg~ pharmaceutical industry (N. L. Balmer) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; August 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-100918. POSTAL RA TES AND REVENUES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf. electronic mail mg message systems fQr ll.S,. fo.s1Bl Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. POSTAL SERVICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic mail aiw message systems fQr ll.S,. fo.s1Bl Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of l2QS1al automation strategy: B technical mg decision analysis (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; June 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-127843. PRIVACY ACT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic~ systems llnd individual privacy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100335/AS. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic delivery 21: .PYlilic. assistance benefits: technology options ang J20licy inuel (P. M. Regan, and J. D. Winston) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138911/AS. QUALITY OF WORK LIFE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices. l.2ll-2QQQ (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. 

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20 RADIO FREQUENCY ALLOCATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Radiofreguency and management: impacts from tM World Administrative Radio Conference of 1979 (R. B. Crowell) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82l 77536. RA TING OF EMPLOYEES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic supervisor: new technology, new tensions (C. K. Wilk) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations/House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88144043. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research a.ru;l development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205200/AS. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT MANPOWER Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R &. D: critical treruls. a.ru;l (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. RIGHT OF PRIVACY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electronic delivery Qf P.Y1ili assistance benefits: technology options aml P2liCY issues (P. M. Regan, and J. D. Winston) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-138911/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic systems aml individual privacy (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100335/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management. security. and congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/ AS. 

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21 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic mail~ message systems fQr. the.1!.S.. Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance 11:Wl civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected electronic tlmd$ transfer .iss.uei: privacy. security,~ emutt (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Senate Committee on the Judiciary; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-202532. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer-based national information systems: technology~ l2U1:2li .iss.uei (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-126681. RIGHTS OF INSTITUTIONALIZED PERSONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice, new technologies,~ the. constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/AS. SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R D: critical~~ issues (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. SMALL BUSINESS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation Qf America's offices .!2.U-~ (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. SOCIAL COSTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice. new technologies,~ the. constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/ AS. 

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22 STOCK EXCHANGES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects of information technology o.n. financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. SUPERCOMPUTERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. High performance computing aru1 networking f_or science (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-131228/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Supercomputers: government omns. aru1 policies (P. S. Adler) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205218/AS. TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Criminal justice. Dfil:Y technologies, aru1 .the. constitution (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; May 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-213921/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Microelectronics research aru1 development (A. Prabhakar) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-205200/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informational technology and its impact o.n. American education (F. W. Weingarten) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/House Committee on Science and Technology; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-174664. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effects Qf information technology o.n. financial services systems (Z. A. Shavell) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-152619/AS. TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Critical connections communication for .the. (L. Garcia) requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1990. Report. 

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23 Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biology. medicine. l!ld. 1he. Jlill Q{ Rights (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; September 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB89-136428/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management. security. l!ld. congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance l!ld. civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Exploratory workshop on 1he. 1Qcial impacts Q{ robotics: summary~ ,iss.uei (S. Hale)February 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB82-184862. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation im9. the. workplace: selected labor, education, an,d. training inue1 (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/ Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-191320. TECHNOLOGY POLICY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R 6' D: critical .twlils. l!ld. ,iss.uei (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/AS. TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R &. D: critical~ l!ld. mues. (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. TELECOMMUNICATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf electronic mail l!ld. message systems for lhe. l,l.S,. fos.ta! Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. 

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24 TELECOMMUNICATION POLICY Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information technology R & D: critical~ arut (F. W. Weingarten, and D. L. Valtri) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-245660/ AS. TELECOMMUNICATIONS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property rights in an Q( electronics arut information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87100301/AS. TELEPHONES Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: management. security. and congressional oversight (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-205499/ AS. Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance civil liberties (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-123239/AS. TRADE REGULATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected electronic~ transfer~: privacy, security, arut (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Senate Committee on the Judiciary; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-202532. U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing nation: federal information dissemination in an electronic m (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-114243. 

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25 U.S. NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in 1n electronic (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-ll4243. U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal scientific technical information in 1n electronic : opportunities a.rut challenges (F. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB90150780/AS. U.S. POSTAL SERVICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of l2QgaJ automation strategy: 11technical ind decision analysis (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; June 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-l27843. U.S. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Social Security Administration a.rut information technology (V. T. Coates) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; October 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-136834/AS. U.S. SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Informing nation: federal information dissemination in an electronic (F. B. Wood) Requested by: Joint Committee on Printing; House Committee on Government Operations; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; House Committee on Administration; House Committee on Appropriations; Joint Committee on Printing; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-ll4243. UNITED STA TES POST AL SERVICE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of electronic mail and message systems (or tM ll,.S,. ~I Service (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-265017. 

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26 VIDEO TAPE RECORDINGS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intellectual property rights in an ue. Qf electronics ind information (D. L. Garcia) Requested by: House Committee on the Judiciary; Senate Committee on the Judiciary; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87100301/ AS. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation and the workplace: selected W2.Qr. education, ;mg training (M. S. Blumenthal) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-191320. WHITE COLLAR WORKERS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices, 1985-2000 (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. WOMEN IN BUSINESS Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Automation of America's offices, !2.U-2QQQ (V. T. Coates) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-185055/ AS. ZIP CODE Communication and Information Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Q.( l20!al automation strategy: a. technical a.rut decision analysis (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; June 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-127843. 

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I OT A Publications by Subject Terms ALCOHOL AS FUEL Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy from biological processes (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-211477. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gasohol (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1979. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80105885. ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Conservation and solar energy programs of the Department of Energy: 3 critique (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-197759. ARCHAEOLOGY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for prehistoric and historic preservation (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140166/AS. ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Oil production in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-169239. ARMS CONTROL Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation illli! safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. ATOMIC ENERGY INDUSTRIES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear power in an age of uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. 

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2 ATOMIC ENERGY POLICY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear power in an age Qf uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. ATOMIC POWER Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear power in fill age of uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-l 83953. ATOMIC POWER PLANTS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear power in fill of uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84l 83953. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear powerplant standardization: light water reactors (E. C. Abbott) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-213589. ATOMIC WEAPONS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation and safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. AUTOMOBILE ENGINES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Synthetic fuels for transportation: the future potential of electric and hybrid vehicles (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-126086. AUTOMOBILE FUEL CONSUMPTION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives fQr reducing oil imports--environmental issues Qf synthetic transportation fuels from coal-background report (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. 

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3 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic .(ueh: alternative for reducing Qi! imports--environmental fQr synthetic transportation fuels from coal (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-16185l. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing Qi! imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects of .PIDYer. frequency electric and magnetic fields (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. BIOMASS ENERGY Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy from biological processes (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-211477. BIOPHYSICS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects of power frequency electric and magnetic fields (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. BUSINESS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical needs fQr a changing U.S.. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/AS. CERAMICS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced materials ID'.. design (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-243548. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New structural materials technologies: opportunities for the us.e. of advanced ceramics and composites (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-ll 8253/ AS. 

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4 CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy use (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. COAL Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct YR of CQ,a! (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. COAL GASIFICATION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency arul synthetic fu,ds: alternatives for reducing Qi! imports--selected technical arul economic comparisions of synfuel options (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-147363. COAL LEASES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects of section .l of the Federal Q2fil Leasing Amendments Act Q( .!2Th (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-182029 / AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental protection in the. Federal CQ,a! leasing program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222413. COAL LIQUEFACTION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fyfils_: alternatives for reducing oil imports--selected technical arul economic comparisions of synfuel options (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-147363. COAL MINES AND MINING Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Western surface mine permitting and reclamation (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100350/ AS. 

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5 Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects Qf section l Qf !he. Federal Leasing Amendments Act Q( (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-182029/AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct~ of coal (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. COAL PIPELINES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment Qf CQfil slurry pipelines (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-278675. COGENERA TION OF ELECTRIC POWER AND HEAT Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial and commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83180547. COMMERCIALIZATION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New structural materials technologies: opportunities for !he.~ Q( advanced ceramics 3!lil composites (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-118253/AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial 3!lil commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83180547. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile Cud efficiency 3!lil synthetic t:ueb.: alternatives (or reducing oil imports--selected technical 3!lil economic comparisions Q( synfuel options (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; October 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-147363. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct U..R Qf coal (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. 

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6 COMPETITION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric power wheeling and dealing: technological considerations fQr. increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New structural materials technologies: opportunities fQr. tM. of advanced ceramics aw1 composites (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-118253/AS. COMPOSITE MATERIALS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced materials ]2y Qefil8Il (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-243548. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New structural materials technologies: opportunities f..m: tM. of advanced ceramics ifilf composites (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-118253/AS. COPPER Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Copper: technology and competitiveness (J. Robison) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; Technology Assessment Board; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-138887/AS. COST EFFECTIVENESS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric technologies: problems img prospects (or~~ (P.H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear in an age_ o{ uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Synthetic f~ for transportation: future potential of electric awl hybrid vehicles (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-126086. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct use of Qa! (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. 

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7 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application of technology 12 today's energy needs-vol. I~ II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. ECONOMIC ASPECTS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: !he. future of liquefied natural &M imports-background (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-203847. ECONOMIC GROWTH Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical needs for. a changing .U..S.. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/ AS. ECONOMICS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the proposed national energy plan (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. ECONOMICS ST A TISTICS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical needs for. a changing .u_.s_. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/ AS. ELASTICITY Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of !he. proposed national energy Qlan (R. E. Row berg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. ELECTRIC POWER DISTRIBUTION--U.S.--EVALUA TION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for. increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. 

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8 ELECTRIC POWER PRODUCTION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects for~ .!2!Qs. (P. H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial and commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83180547. ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects of P.Ofilll:. frequency electric and magnetic fields (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION--U.S.--EVALUA TION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric power wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. ELECTRIC UTILITIES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric P.Ofilll:. wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects for the 1980s (P. H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-l21746/AS. ELECTRIC VEHICLES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Synthetic fuels for transportation: tM future potential of electric and hybrid vehicles <T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-l26086. 

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9 ELECTRICITY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects Q{ f reguency electric arul magnetic fieku (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. ENERGY CONSERVATION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fllfil efficiency and synthetic t:Y,eh: alternatives {Qr reducing oil imports--environmental of synthetic transportation fuels from CQa}-background reJ20!1 (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fllfil efficiency md synthetic t:ufil: alternative (Qr. reducing cill imports--environmental hsues. w synthetic transportation fuels. fmm CQal, (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fllfil efficiency and synthetic fuels.: alternative for reducing cill imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Conservation and energy programs of .tlJ&, Department of Energy: 11 critique (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; June 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-197759. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis of 1976 ERDA l2m:!l and program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. ENERGY CONSERVATION IN BUILDINGS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy efficiency of buildings in citja (M. E. Procter) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200346. ENERGY CONSUMPTION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Residential energy conservation (N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298410. 

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10 ENERGY DEMAND Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New electric technologies: problems and prospects for.~ .!.2.8.01 (P.H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy YR (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile (ue_l efficiency synthetic fuels.: alternatives for reducing oil imports--environmental of synthetic transportation fuels. from CQa!-background reoQr1 (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile file.I efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing oil imports--environmental iss.un for. synthetic transportation fuels. from CQ,a1 (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency imd. synthetic fuels.: alternative for reducing o..il imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. ENERGY DEVELOPMENT Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. :U.S.. vulnerability tQ. an oil import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127785. ENERGY EFFICIENCY Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for. reducing oil imports--environmental of synthetic transportation fuels. from coal-background r.eoort. (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile efficiency aruJ synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing oil imports--environmental for synthetic transportation fuels. from CQ,a1 (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile efficiency iUl4. synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing Qil imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. 

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11 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy efficiency Qf buildings in c.i.tifi (M. E. Procter) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200346. ENERGY INDUSTRIES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. l!.S.. vulnerability !Q. fill 2il import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127785. ENERGY LAW AND LEGISLATION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric wheeling and dealing: technological considerations (Q!: increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. ENERGY POLICY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. l!.S.. vulnerability !Q. fill oil import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127785. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial illlil commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83180547. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fi!el efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for. reducing oil imports--environmental issues of synthetic transportation fuels from coal-background~ (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile f.filtl efficiency rulil synthetic ~= alternative for. reducing 2il imports--environmental issues. for. synthetic transportation fuels from co.al (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing oil imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gasohol (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1979. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80105885. 

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12 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Residential energy conservation (N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; July 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298410. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf the proposed national energy plan (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. Energy Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation and safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis Qf the. 1976 ERDA plan and program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. ENERGY PRICES Energy Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of .tm, proposed national energy QllUl (R. E. Row berg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. ENERGY PRODUCTION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !.[.S,. natural w availability: &a. supply through the. vear. 2QQQ. (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-109162/AS. ENERGY RESEARCH Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis of the. 1976 ERDA plan R!ld. program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. ENERGY SHORTAGES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !.[.S.. vulnerability to. an oil import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127785. Energy Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the. impacts of~ projected natural m curtailments for. the. winter 1975-16. (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250623. 

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13 ENERGY SUPPLIES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. lYQihJ petroleum availability 1980-2000 (C. J. Holland) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-145252. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the proposed national energy plan (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental protection in lb& Federal coil leasing program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222413. ENVIRONMENT AL ASSESSMENT Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental protection in lb& Federal coal leasing program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222413. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis of lb& 1976 ERDA plan ans! program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~~ of coil (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. ENVIRONMENT AL PROTECTION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of lb& !l.S.. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY 121 through 1282 (R. Daly) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258191. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Comparative anlaysis of 1976 ERDA plan and program (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-254794. 

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14 FEDERAL COAL LEASING AMENDMENTS ACT Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects of section J. of the. Federal Qm.I Leasing Amendments 2( (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-182029/AS. FEDERAL POWER ACT Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Electric wheeling aJlli dealing: technological considerations f2!: increasing competition (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; May 1989. Report. NTIS #PB 89-232748. FLUIDIZATION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial ang commercial cogeneration (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs/House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83180547. FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: the. of liquefied natural m imports-background QBPtt (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-203847. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: the. future Qf liquefied natural m imports (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-173552. FOSSIL FUELS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll,.S. oil production: the effe! of low Qil Price. (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB88-142484. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis .ot: proposed national energy l2lan (R. E. Row berg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; August 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273148. 

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15 FUEL ALLOCATION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf impacts Qf projected natural gas curtailments f..or winter 1975-1.6. (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250623. GEOTHERMAL POWER PLANTS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. electric technologies: problems aru1 prospects (Qr~~ (P.H. Blair) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; July 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-121746/AS. GOVERNMENT REGULATION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear in m ue. Qf uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology assessment of co.al s!uu.v pipelines (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources/Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-278675. HISTORIC SITES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fo.t ,tru, preservation of prehistoric imd historic landscapes (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; July 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-222519/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fo.t prehistoric aru1 historic preservation (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140166/AS. HOUSING Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Application Qf solar technology to today's energy needs-YQI. I~ II (H. Kelly) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; June 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283770. 

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16 IMPORTS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency ruw synthetic fufil: alternatives fQr. reducing 2il imports--environmental .iss.ues. Q.[ synthetic transportation fufil from Qa!-background r:e.P.Q!.t (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing Qi! imports--environmental .iss.ues. fQr synthetic transportation fuels from Oa! (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing Qi! imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: .the. ffilure. Q.[ liauefied natural w imports-background oaruu: (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-203847. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: .the. future of liquefied natural m imports (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-l 73552. INCOME ST A TISTICS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical needs fQr. a changing !J..S. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-126954/ AS. INDEPENDENT REGULA TORY COMMISSIONS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Q.[ the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY llli through 12.8.Q (R. Daly) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258191. INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONSERVATION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy~ (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. 

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17 INDUSTRIAL FUEL CONSUMPTION Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy m (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. INDUSTRY UNIVERSITY RELATIONS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced materials~ desi&n (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-243S48. INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Copper: technology B!lif. competitiveness (J. Robison) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; Technology Assessment Board; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-138887/AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Advanced materials~ desi&n (G. Eyring, and T. E. Bull) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-243S48. INTERNATIONAL CONTROL OF ATOMIC POWER Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation illil safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-27S843. INTERNATIONAL TRADE Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Statistical {Qr i changing ll,.S,. economy (H. Kelly) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB90-1269S4/AS. IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy YR (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. 

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18 LANDSCAPE PROTECTION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for preservation of prehistoric and historic landscapes (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; July 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-222519/AS. LAW AND LEGISLATION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects of section .J. Qf. Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act Qf. 1.212 (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-182029 / AS. LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: Qf. liquefied natural gas_ imports-background QW2e! (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-203847. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural gas_ imports (J. B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-173552. LOW-INCOME HOUSING Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy efficiency Qf buildings in cities (M. E. Procter) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; March 1982. Report. NTIS #PB82-200346. MAGNETISM Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Biological effects Qf. power frequency electric and magnetic fields (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-209985. MINERAL INDUSTRIES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Copper: technology and competitiveness (J. Robison) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; Technology Assessment Board; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-138887 / AS. 

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19 MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative energy futures: the. future. Qf. liquefied natural w imports-background l2iQll (J.B. Hollomon) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; March 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-203847. MINING LAW Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Western surface mine permitting and reclamation (J. Robison) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; June 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100350/AS. MINING LEASES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Potential effects Qf. section l Qf. the. Federal Qml Leasing Amendments Act of 1216. (K. L. Larsen) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-182029 / AS. NATURAL GAS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.S.. natural m availability: w supply through the. .2QQQ (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-l 09162/ AS. Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.S.. natural w availability: conventional gas supply through the. .2QQ2 (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-114909. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Status. Qil the. w potential from devonian shale. of the. Appalachian Basin (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; November 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-274856. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of the. impacts Q( the. projected natural w curtailments for the. winter 121.S.(R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1975. Report. NTIS #PB-250623. NATURAL GAS RESERVES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.S.. natural m availability: w supply through the. .2QQ2 (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-109162/AS. 

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20 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SlatYi rm2Q!1 QD. w potential from devonian 1hal Qf. Appalachian Basin (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; November 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-274856. NUCLEAR ENERGY POLICY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Staroower: The ll.S.. and the international gyen for flwQD, energy (G. Epstein) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-128731. NUCLEAR ENGINEERING Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear powerolant standardization: light water reactors (E. C. Abbott) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-213589. NUCLEAR EXPORTS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation and. safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. NUCLEAR FUSION Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Starpower: The U:.S.. and international gyesi for fusion energy (G. Epstein) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-128731. NUCLEAR REACTORS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear QOEll: in an Qf. uncertainty (R. E. Rowberg) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-183953. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear powerplant standardization: light water reactors (E. C. Abbott) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; April 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-213589. NUCLEAR SECURITY MEASURES Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear proliferation and safeguards (A. T. Crane) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-275843. 

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21 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Direct~ Qf coal (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-295797. PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Industrial energy YR (J. F. Ryan) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-240606. PARKS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for. tM. preservation Qf prehistoric illli,l historic landscapes (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; July 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-222519/AS. PEACEFUL USES OF NUCLEAR ENERGY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Starpower: The U.S. i!lil till,. international guen for. fusion energy <G. Epstein) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1987. Report. NTIS #PB88-128731. PETROLEUM Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll.S. vulnerability to .an Qi! import curtailment (T. E. Bull, and N. C. Naismith) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127785. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile f.uel efficiency mlil synthetic ~= alternatives for. reducing 2il imports--environmental issyn Qf synthetic transportation .[yels_ from coal-background reoQit. (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; December 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161919. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile f.,Wtl efficiency mlil synthetic fuels: alternative for. reducing Qi! imports--environmental i,ssuei for. synthetic transportation .[yels_ from coal (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-161851. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Increased automobile f.uel efficiency iJlil synthetic ~: alternative for reducing Qi! imports (T. E. Bull) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-126094. 

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22 Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. }Y,Qrlg, petroleum availability 1_2&!-2QQQ, (C. J. Holland) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-145252. PETROLEUM ENGINEERING Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !.[.S. natural w availability: m supply through the. yen 2QQQ, (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; February 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-I 09162/ AS. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhanced oil recovery potential in the. United (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-276594. PETROLEUM ENGINEERING--ALASKA--TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil production in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-169239. PETROLEUM INDUSTRY Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !.[.S. oil production: the. e.ffe.c1 of. low oil PtieS. (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB88-142484. PETROLEUM PIPELINES--ALASKA--FUTURE Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil production in the. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-169239. PETROLEUM PRICES Energy and Materials Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !.[.S. oil production: the. e.ffe.c1 of. low oil 12.tices. (S. E. Plotkin) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB88-142484. Energy Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhanced oil recovery potential in the. United (R. J. Robel) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; January 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-276594. 

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1 Food & Renewable Resources Program Publications by Subject Terms AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots development the African Development Foundation (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Select Committee on Hunger; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236252/ AS. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. J2Ub.li ruiliQv,, and the. changing structure of American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public ruiliQv,, and the. changing structure Q{ American agriculture: !l special fQ.r the. 1.2.8.S. farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural postharvest technology and marketing economics research (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; April 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-232835. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION WORK Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies f..Qr tbe. J.2201 (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture. and l,l.S,. foreign aid (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. 

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2 AGRICULTURAL INNOVATIONS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies for !he. 1990s (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing agriculture in Africa: a role fQr !l..S.. development assistance (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Committee on Agriculture; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-137087/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing the commitment: agricultural development in !he. Sahfil (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger/House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-ll 7644/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, mll2J.k policy, and .the changing structure Qf American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies fQr J&w developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public oo.liy, and changing structure Qf American agriculture: 11 special ,W2Qtl fQr !he. 12.U farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: tfu, potentials fQr extracting protein, medicines, aru! Q!h.er useful chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid lanfil: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of. technology on U.S.. cropland and rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. 

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3 AGRICULTURAL POLICIES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies f2r. the. !22Q1 (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March I 990. Special report. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing 1h.e quality Qf 1[.S,. grain for international y,age_ (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international trade: a comparison Qf major ll,.S,. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. o.uhli DQ.liy, arul the. changing structure of American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. o.uhli DQ.liy, arul the. changing structure of American agriculture: a. special reom:t. !2r. the. 12.8.i farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: in technology. agriculture. arul ll,.S,. foreign aig (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf technology Qll U.S. cropland aru.t rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing the. commitment: agricultural development in the.~ (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger/House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117644/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies 19 benefit agriculture arul wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239747 / AS. 

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4 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies for. developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies for. sustainable agriculture in .U.S. arid/semiarid ta!lili (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-172667. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf technology Qll. U.S. cropland and rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, l2Ulili& l20li,cy, and changing structure Q{ American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. J2Ulili& l20li,cy, and changing structure Qf American agriculture: 1 special reJ22tl for. !.2U farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House C9mmittee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural oostharvest technology~ marketing economics research (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; April 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-232835. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH-FUTURE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies for.~ 1990s (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. 

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5 AGRICULTURE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots development: the African Development Foundation (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Select Committee on Hunger; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236252/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, l2Ylili 120li&Y., and !he changing structure Qf American agriculture: a special reoort. for th& .12.U farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issues. in technology. agriculture, ang .U.S. foreign aid. (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. AGRICULTURE -AFRICA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing agriculture in Africa: a~ for .U.S. development assistance (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Committee on Agriculture; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-137087 / AS. ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management (Qr .U.S. insular arm (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing agriculture in Africa: a~ fQr .U.S. development assistance (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger; House Committee on Science and Technology; House Committee on Agriculture; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-137087/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: in technology. agriculture, ang .U.S. foreign aid. (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. 

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6 AMERICAN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture, aili! !.[.S. foreign rug (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. ARID REGIONS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies for lesser developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid la!lih: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in .th& United ~: data considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181989/AS. BOTANY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants:~ potentials for extracting protein, medicines, aili! Qthe.r chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. CHEMICALS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: potentials for extracting protein, medicines, aili! Qthe.r chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-l 14743. 

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7 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to. maintain biological diversity (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-207494/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: U.S.. ang international institutions (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104058. CONSERVATIONISTS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots conservation of biological diversity in United (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; February 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181997 / AS. CONSUMER PROTECTION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Open shelf-life dating of food (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-101629. COST EFFECTIVENESS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qoen shelf-life dating of food (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-101629. DATA BANKS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in tru, United S.!ite.: gam. considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181989/AS. DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies (or developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/AS. 

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8 DRY FARMING Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in l[.S. arid/semiarid Iarua (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84l 72667. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies fQr sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid lands.: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing commitment: agricultural development in~~ (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger/House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117644/AS. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT -AFRICA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots development: the African Development Foundation (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Select Committee on Hunger; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236252/ AS. ENVIRONMENT AL POLICY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies 1Q. maintain biological diversity (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-207494/AS. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION GROUPS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: l[.S. fillii international institutions (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84l 04058. FARM LANDS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies 1Q. benefit agriculture and wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239747/AS. 

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9 Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts Qf technology Q!l U.S.. cropland mg_ rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. FARM MANAGEMENT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to. benefit agriculture wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239747/AS. FARM PRODUCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: .th_e potentials for extracting protein, medicines, mg_ other meM chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. FARMS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public o~. and .tM changing structure Qf American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. public policy. mg_ the changing structure Qf American agriculture: 1. special !eJ20!1 for .tM 1985 farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. FEDERAL AID TO RESEARCH Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies for .tM l29Qs. (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. FOOD ADULTERATION AND INSPECTION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Pesticide residues in food: technologies mg_ methodologies for detection (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Agriculture; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-136444/AS. 

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10 FOOD INDUSTRY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural postharvest technology and marketing economics research (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; April 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-232835. FOOD SPOILAGE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. 0mm shelf-life dating of food. (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-101629. FOOD SUPPLY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: issY in technology. agriculture, 3llil l.l,.S,. foreign akl (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~: .th.e potentials !QI extracting protein, medicines, aru1 Q.tber chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-l 14743. FOREST CONSERVATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies t.o. sustain tropical forest resources (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175637. FOREST POLICY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies to sustain tropical~ resources (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175637. GERMPLASM RESOURCES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies t..o. maintain biological diversity (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-207494/AS. 

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11 Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in United States: data considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181989/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots conservation of biological diversity in the United States (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; February 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181997/AS. GRAIN INSPECTION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international tr&k: a comparison of ma,iQ!: l[.S. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. GRAIN TRADE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing quality of U.S.. grain fQr. international tr&k (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. GRAIN TRADE--ARGENTINA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international tr&k: a comparison of ma.i2!: l[.S. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. GRAIN TRADE--AUSTRALIA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qmip. quality in international tr&k: a comparison of major l[.S. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. GRAIN TRADE--BRAZIL Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international tr&k: a comparison of ma.i2!: !l..S. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. 

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12 GRAIN TRADE--CANADA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international trade: a comparison of major ll..S. competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. GRAIN TRADE--FRANCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grain quality in international trade: 3 comparison of major ll.-S.competitors (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187249. GRAIN--U.S.--STANDARDS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing the. quality of U.S.. grain for international trruk (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. HANDICRAFT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology, renewable resources, aru! American craftt (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-222421. INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in lb& United ~: considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181989/AS. INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing quality of U.S.. grain for international trruk (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. IRRIGATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in ll..S.. arid/semiarid lands (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-172667. 

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13 ISLAND ECOLOGY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management for ll.S.. insular areM (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. LABELING LAWS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qnen shelf-life dBtin& of fQm1 (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-101629. LATIN AMERICA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management f2r. ll.S.. insular areM (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. MARINE BIOLOGY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: the. potentials f2r. extracting protein, medicines. and 21htt usefllJ chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. MARKETING OF FARM PRODUCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural postharvest technology and. marketing economics research (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; April 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-232835. NATURE CONSERVATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies tQ maintain biological diversity (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-207494/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing biological diversity in the. United State!: data considerations (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181989/AS. 

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14 Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots conservation of biological diversity in the. United Smte.s. (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; February 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181997/AS. PACIFIC AREA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management for !.[.S. insular ar.w (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. PEST CONTROL Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Pest management strategies in CIQQ protection (W. E. Parham) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; October 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-120017. PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN FOOD Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Pesticide residues in food: technologies 3!lQ. methodologies for detection (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Agriculture; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-136444/AS. PESTICIDES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fe.1 management strategies in crop protection (W. E. Parham) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; October 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-120017. PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: the. potentials for extracting protein, medicines. 3!lQ. other meiY,l chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. PLANT ECOLOGY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: the. potentials for extracting protein, medicines. 3!lQ. other meful chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. 

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IS PLANT GENETICS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing~ quality of U.S. grain fQr international ttw. (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. PROTEINS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plants: 1hl' potentials fQr extracting protein, medicines. and. 9lh.er mfu1 chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-l 14743. QUALITY OF PRODUCTS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing 1M quality of ll..S. grain fQr international ttw. (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. RANGE MANAGEMENT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies tQ benefit agriculture and. wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB8S-239747/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Water-related technologies fQr sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid .hlnsh,: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of technology on ll..S. cropland and. rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. REFORESTATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: ll.S. and. international institutions (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104058. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation of degraded l.andl (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104041. 

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16 RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management fQ!: :U.S. insular areas. (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. renewable resources, arul American crafts (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-222421. RESEARCH GRANTS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research aru! technology transfer policies !Qr tM l22Qs. (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. RUBBER Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. .water-related technologies fQ!: sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid ~= selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. SOIL CONSERVATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of technology 0.11 U.S.. cropland and rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. SOIL EROSION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of technology 0.11 U.S.. cropland and rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. SOILS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impacts of technology on U.S.. cropland and rangeland productivity (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-125013. 

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17 STATISTICS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. J2.Yhlic policy. and tM changing structure Qf American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. STRATEGIC MATERIALS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. flalm: tM potentials for extracting protein. medicines. and. o.the!: yse(uJ. chemicals (S. Braatz) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; September 1983. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB84-114743. SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: in technology. agriculture. and. ,ll.S. foreign aig (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing the. commitment: agricultural development in. tM. Salw, (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger/House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117644/AS. TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. ~. and. tM changing structure Qf American agriculture (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-184637/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. l2l!.1ili ~. and. tM changing structure Qf American agriculture: a special rmor1 for tM .1.2ll farm bill (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture/House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Agriculture/Senate Committee on Small Business/Joint Economic Committee; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-210374/ AS. 

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18 TECHNOLOGY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Enhancing the quality of U.S.. grain for international trade (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Joint Economic Committee; February 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-187199. TECHNOLOGY POLICY Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology. renewable resources, and American crafts (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-222421. TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies f.m: the.~ (M. J. Phillips) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; March 1990. Special report. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Africa tomorrow: in technology. agriculture. mlil l[.S,. foreign lid. (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Select Committee on Hunger; December 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-238624/ AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies tQ sustain tropical form resources (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175637. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. management strategies in croQ protection (W. E. Parham) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; October 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-120017. TROPICAL AGRICULTURE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Integrated renewable resource management fQr l.[.S. insular ru:w (A. L. Hess) Requested by: Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-205829/XAB. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical form resources: reforestation of degraded mnd. (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104041. 

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19 TROPICAL FORESTS Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies 1Q sustain tropical resources (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175637. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: ![.S. arul international institutions (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104058. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation of degraded~ (W. E. Parham) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-104041. U.S. AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Continuing ilie. commitment: agricultural development in the Sahel (P. N. Windle) Requested by: House Select Committee on Hunger/House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Agriculture; Technology Assessment Board; August 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-117644/AS. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Innovative biological technologies for developed countries (B. A. Ross-Sheriff) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; July 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB86-121738/AS. U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Pesticide residues in food: technologies arul methodologies for detection (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Agriculture; October 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-136444/AS. WATER ALLOCATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in l!.S. arid/semiarid J.aruh (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-172667. Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid J.aruh: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. 

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20 WATER CONSERVATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~-related technologies w sustainable agriculture in arid/semiarid lands: selected foreign experience (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; May 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-102912. WATER USE Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in ll,.S. arid/semiarid !and.s. (B. Lausche) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-172667. WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Grassroots conservation of biological diversity in United Sta!n (S. Shen) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations/Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; February 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB86-181997/AS. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT Food and Renewable Resources Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies 1Q. benefit agriculture ang wildlife (S. Shen) Requested by: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; May 1985. Workshop proceedings. NTIS #PB85-239747 / AS. 

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1 Health Program Publications by Subject Terms ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical testing and health insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-116958/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. How effective~ AIDS education? (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; June 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-243530. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Aids aru! health insurance an OTA survey (J. Eden) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-170204. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. llQ. insects transmit aids ? (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; September 1987. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-143177/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf the Public Health Service's response to AIDS (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Government Operations; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-246668/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Blood policy aru! technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/AS. ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME COSTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of AIDS on the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program (Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89-116941/AS. AGED--U.S.--MEDICAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. CQm aru! effectiveness Qf cholesterol screening in the elderly (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB89-224638. AGED-MEDICAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Use of preventive services by the elderly (M. E. Gluck) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; January 1989. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening (Qr Qfillll-~ glaucoma in the elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. 

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2 ALCOHOLISM Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness Bru! Qf alcoholism treatment: health technology study DQ. 22 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB83-192492. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Boston ~: ~h technology .no,. 22. (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145936/AS. ARTIFICIAL ORGANS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: the. artificial ~--con, risk., and benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239971. AUTOMOBILE SAFETY APPLIANCES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology arul handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: iw!.ll and evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83159822. BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer 31 the. National Institutes Qf Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. BIOMEDICAL MATERIALS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies and the. medical devices industry (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-199552. 

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3 BIRTH CONTROL Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qt: cost-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: elective hysterectomy--CQStt, risks. ind. benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. BIRTH DEFECTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for detecting heritable mutations in human beings (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140158/AS. BLOOD Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~. efficacy. and cost effectiveness of therapeutic aoheresis: hCillth technology stmtv. n2,. 23. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-114842. BLOOD BANKS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. lllo,Qg illlQ. technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/AS. BLOOD DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf QS.t-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology:~~ effectiveness Qf marrow transplant therapy arul itt implications (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PBSI-221798. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. lllo,Qg BDd. technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/AS. BLOOD DONORS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. llloog policy and technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/ AS. 

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4 BLOOD TESTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Aids lilllil bal1h insurance an OTA survey (J. Eden) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-170204. BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Bl22d. ang technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/ AS. BREAST CANCER Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( cw-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: surgery for. h!eW cancer (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82124181. CANCER Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q{ CQS!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--com. risks. ang benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q{ CQ.81-eff ectiveness analysis Qt: medical technology: allocating com. iUliJ benefits in disease prevention programs--an application to. cervical cancer screening (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221806. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q{ CQS!-eff ectiveness anlaysis Qt: medical technology: screening for. colon cancer--a technology assessment (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209785. CANCER RESEARCH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer 11 National Institutes Qf Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cancer testing technology ang saccharin (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; October 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273499. 

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s CARCINOGENS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Identifying illil regulating carcinogens (K. Kronebusch) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-136999. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Q{ technologies f.or determining~ risks from 1M environment (M. Gough)June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235400. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cancer testing technology Ifill saccharin (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; October 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273499. CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cost effectiveness 21: digital subtraction angiography in tM diagnosis 21: cerebrovascular disease: heBltb. technology st,udv, no,. M (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; May 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-241115/ AS. CERVICAL CANCER Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. mg effectiveness Qt: cervical cancer screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and B. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. CHEMICALS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Identifying ans! regulating carcinogens (K. Kronebusch) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-136999. CHILD ABUSE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Healthy children: investing in tM future (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Finance; February 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-178454/AS. CHILD HEAL TH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Healthy children: investing in tM future (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Finance; February 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-178454/ AS. 

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6 CHILD HEAL TH SERVICES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Healthy children: investing in the.~ (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Finance; February 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-178454/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications 21: -effectiveness analysis 21: medical technology: the.~ ang effectiveness Q.( neonatal intensive cm (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; August 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101411. CHILD MENTAL HEAL TH SERVICES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Children's mental b&filth,: problems and services (D. Dougherty) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207486/AS. CHOICE OF TECHNOLOGY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped people (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83159814. CHOLESTEROL Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cos.ts. ang effectiveness Qf cholesterol screening in elderly (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB89-224638. COMMERCIALIZATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MEDLARS ang health information 129.licy (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-168658. COMMUNICABLE DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Still!. of biomedical research ang related technology for tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. 

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7 COMMUNICATION IN MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education ang assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MEDLARS health information~ (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-168658. COMPETITION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology 1,!Ilder proposals .to. increase competition in health care. (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-164046. COMPUTER NETWORKS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MEDLARS l!li1 heal1b information J20licy (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-168658. COMPUTER-ASSISTED INSTRUCTION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education ang assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. COMPUTERS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. foliY. implications Q( 1hS' computed tomography (CT) scanner: m update (K. Kohlhof, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-163917. CONSUMER EDUCATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology Y!lilll proposals .to. increase competition in health care. (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-164046. 

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8 COST CONTROL Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment (Qr physician services: strategies for medicare (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-l82011 / AS. COST EFFECTIVENESS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQSt.-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: four common !.-DlY procedures--problems and prospects f.or. economic evaluation (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-165506. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQSt.-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: .th.e efficacy ilfil! CQSt. effectiveness Q( psychotherapy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144610. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQSt.-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: surgery f_or cancer (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82124181. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQSt.-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: the. costs ilfil! effectiveness Qf num practitioners (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101064. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQSt.-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--CQSt.s, risks. wlif benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQSt.-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging ilfil! CQSt. effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQSt.-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites--trends ilfil! relative costs in the Washington, D.C.. rn (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101122. 

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9 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQfil-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: .the.~ illlil effectiveness Qf neonatal intensive (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; August 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-10141 l. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQg-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: .the. artificial heart--CQfil, risks, and benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239971. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf c.ost.-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: the Q_t effectiveness Qf gastronintestinal endoscopy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221814. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating costs and benefits in disease prevention programs--an application to cervical cancer screening (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221806. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf Q.S!-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: .the. QS.t effectiveness Qf marrow transplant therapy and its. pQ!ky implications (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221798. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf c,ost,-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: CQS1 effectiveness Qf automated multichannel chemistry analyzers (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209793. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Variations in hospital len81h of s.tav--their relationship 1Q health outcomes: health technology muty llQ. 24 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; August 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-111483. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of c,ost,-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: methodological~ iUlil literature review (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144602. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf randomized clinical trials on and medical practice (H. Gelband)August 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-114560. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology iUlil handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: iUlil evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83159822. 

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10 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategies (Qr medical technology assessment (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83l 13274. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sa!fily, efficacy. and CQ.U effectiveness Qf therapeutic apheresis: health technology s_tugy no. 23. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84l l 4842. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of selected Federal vaccine and immunization policies: hasfill o.n cm studies Qf pneumococcal vaccine (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-116106. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qm effectiveness Qf influenza vaccination (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-178492. DATA BANKS Health Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology i.n medical education and assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. DECISION MAKING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: methodological and literature review (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144602. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf randomized clinical o.n h.e.alth policy and medical practice (H. Gelband)August 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-114560. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf ~-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. 

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11 DENTISTRY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing tM effectiveness ug co.m of 1M Kem technique (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PBSl-221780. DRUG INDUSTRY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Postmarketing surveillance of prescription (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83l 73625. DKUG LAW AND LE.GISLA"TION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Postmarketing surveillance of prescription drugs (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-173625. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information content of oremanuf acture notices (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-241059. DRUGS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Postmarketing surveillance of prescription (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; November 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-173625. ECONOMIC ASPECTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost.-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: fmU' common ~-m orocedures--oroblems llDd prospects (or economic evaluation (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-165506. EMERGENCY MEDICAL PERSONNEL Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. B.mal emergency medical services (M. Hewitt, and E. Power) Requested by: Senate Rural Health Caucus; November 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB90159047/AS. 

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12 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. R.w:al emergency medical services (M. Hewitt, and E. Power) Requested by: Senate Rural Health Caucus; November 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB90159047/AS. ENVIRONMENTAL HEAL TH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Identifying IIDd. regulating carcinogens (K. Kronebusch) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-136999. ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies (or detecting heritable mutations in human J2e.inu (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140158/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf technologies for determining cancer risks from the. environment (M. Gough)June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235400. EPIDEMIOLOGY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. S1atl!S. of biomedical research ang related technology for. tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. EVALUATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQil-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: four common 3.-ray procedures--problems imd prospects (QI economic evaluation (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-165506. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected tQpjg in Federal halth statistics (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298449. 

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13 EYE CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact km. industry--structure. competition, and public .12.2.liy: health technology ilYdY. no,. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/AS. EYE DISEASE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening (or omm,-~ glaucoma in~ elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. FAMILIES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Children's mental ha!th: problems and services (D. Dougherty) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207486/AS. FEDERAL AID TO HANDICAPPED SERVICES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology allil handicapped people: Health technology ilYdY. no,. 26,: assistive devices for speech impairments (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-175371. FEDERAL AID TO INDIANS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Indian health (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206091/AS. FEDERAL AID TO MEDICAL RESEARCH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment and disposables industry: health technology s_tydy no,. Jl (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-154953/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality and relevance of research allil related activities at the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory (C. J. Behney, and H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Education; August 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-142238/AS. 

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14 FEDERAL AID TO RESEARCH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Q.f selected Federal vaccine mlil immunization policies: Q.Il. studies of pneumococcal vaccine (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-l 16106. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Scientific validity qt: polygraph testing: 1 research review ana evaluation (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-18141 l. FINANCE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies !or evaluating~. quality aruJ medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. FOOD LAW AND LEGISLATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cancer testing technology Ind saccharin (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; October 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273499. FUTURES RESEARCH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Forecasts .ot: physician supply mlil requirements (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-l 8 l 670. GENETIC RESEARCH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies f2r detecting heritable mutations in human beings (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140158/ AS. 

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15 GORGAS MEMORIAL LABORATORY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qyality arul relevance Qf research arul related activities ill the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory (C. J. Behney, and H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Education; August 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-142238/AS. GOVERNMENT LIABILITY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Compensation for. vaccine-related injuries (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-163909. GOVERNMENT REGULATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact I.ens. indystry--stryctyre. competition. and P.Y!ilic. DQ}icy: ~technology s,tygy llQ .ll (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/AS. GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing illness and injury in workplace (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Huma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115334/AS. HANDICAPPED Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology arul handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles:~ arul evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83159822. HEAL TH EDUCATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. How effective is AIDS education? (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; June 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-243530. HEAL TH INSURANCE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Use Qf preventive services ln'., elderly (M. E. Gluck) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; January 1989. Staff paper. 

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16 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical testing and health insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-116958/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of AIDS Q!l the. Kaiser Permanente Medical Qru:e. Program (Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89-116941/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Aids fill!1 health insurance an OTA survey (J. Eden) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-170204. HEAL TH INSURANCE-U.S.-ST A TISTICS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses o_f trends in coverage and preliminary estimates of the. effects of an employer mandate~ medicaid expansion (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration; Senate Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; July 1989. Background paper. HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Qf AIDS Q!l the. Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program (Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89-116941/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of c.o.st-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. HEALTH SURVEYS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses of trends. in coverage ruw preliminary estimates of t.h.e effects of fill employer mandate fill!1 medicaid expansion (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration; Senate Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; July 1989. Background paper. 

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17 HEART DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: con-effectiveness analysis ot: medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and. CQn effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: con-effectiveness analysis ot: medical technology: the. artificial h.w:1--eoil, mk,s., and. benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-23997 l. HEPATITUS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Jlloog l2Qlicy and technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/ AS. HEREDITARY DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies {or detecting heritable mutations in human (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-140158/AS. HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intensive cm .unm (m)--clinical outcomes. com, mid decisionmaking: health technology CRK Wlill DQ. 28. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145928/ AS. HOSPITAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies {or evaluating CQSt., quality and. medical technology U. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: con-effectiveness analysis ot: medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites--treruu. and. relative com in the. Washington, D.,C. area (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101122. 

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18 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intensive~ lU!i1l (rn)--clinical outcomes, eolli, aruJ decisionmaking: llimJ.th technology <cm illldY no,. 2.8. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85l 45928/ AS. HOSPITAL UTILIZATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Variations in hospital kn&th of s.tu--their relationship to. llimJ.th outcomes: heiU!i technology case. illldY no,. 24 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; August 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-l l 1483. ffeaHii ,rogram, (>fff.ce of Technology Assessment. Intensive lU!i1l (rn)--clinical outcomes, ~. 309 decisionmaking: heB11b technology~ illldY no,. 2.8. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #-PBSS-14S92S/ AS. HOSPITALS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies w evaluating~. quality lllil medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l 84926/ AS. HUMAN ENGINEERING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing illness ang injury in~ workplace (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Huma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115334/AS. IMAGING SYSTEMS IN MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of con-effectiveness analysis Q( medical technology: t:o.ur common 1.-w procedures--problems and. prospects fQ.r economic evaluation (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-165506. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQM-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging iW1 cog effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. 

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19 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the. feasibility Qf economic evaluation Qf diagnostic procedure--the. of cr scanning (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209777. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. CQS1 effectiveness of djgim! subtraction angiography in the. diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: health technology study .no.. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; May 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-241115/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--il clinical, industrial, and~ analysis: h,ealt_h technology s,tudv, .no.. 27 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-146207 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies medical devices industry (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-199552. INDIANS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Indian health (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206091/ AS. INDOOR AIR POLLUTION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Passive smoking in the. workplace: selected (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; May 1986. Staff paper. NTIS #PB86-217627 / AS. INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact I.en. industry--structure. competition, and l2Y1:ili&. policy: health technology study .no.. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/AS. INDUSTRIAL POLICY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact !em industry--structure. competition, and l2Ylili .QQ!icy: hea1th technology s,tudv, .no.. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/AS. 

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20 INFLUENZA Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~ effectiveness Q.( influenza vaccination (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-178492. INFORMATION LEAKING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Scientific validity Qf polygraph testing: a research review and evaluation (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-18141 l. INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact Q.( AIDS Qil tM Kaiser Permanente Medical Program (Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89-ll6941/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. folic.y implications Q.( medical information systems (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; December 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-274857. INFORMED CONSENT Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Compensation for vaccine-related injuries (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-163909. INSECTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. 122 insects transmit filds.? (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; September 1987. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-143177/AS. KIDNEY DISEASE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment filld. disposables industry: health technology ili!dY OQ.. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-154953/AS. 

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21 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment f2r physician services: strategies fQr. medicare: Health technology stygy IlQ.. J,6: effects of federal policies 21! extracorporeal sho,ck wave lithotripsy (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB86-217999/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness 3!lil cQSt. of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis lCAPD): technology c.m DQ. li (A. K. Bums) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; September 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB87-148938/AS. KIDNEY DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf co,s,t-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: formal analysis.~ formulation, awl mlil-st.lU .wmt disease (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209769. LAW AND LEGISLATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality Q{ medical care.: information for consumers (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-102180. LEARNING DISABILITIES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology 3!lil handicapped people: Health technology~ !!Q. 2-2: technology 3!lil learning disabilities (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-184043. MALARIA Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sta1Y1 2f biomedical research 3!lil related technology f_or tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. MANPOWER UTILIZATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Forecasts of physician supply il!lil requirements (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-181670. 

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22 MARKETING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Market fQ!: wheelchairs--innovations ang Federal ~: heBltb. technology llllilY 112. lQ (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145944/AS. MATERNAL HEALTH SERVICES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q{ cost.-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: the. CQm ang effectiveness elf neonatal intensive CBm (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; August 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101411. MEDICAID Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies Ind the. medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-199552. MEDICAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality Q{ medical 91tt: information for consumers (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-102180. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( CQ.ll-eff ectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: Health technology mldy 112. ll: .llYm practitioners. physician assistants m..d certified JJ.J,!!R-midwives--a analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. StBw 2' biomedical research ang related technology fQr tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Indian. heaUh tt (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206091/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQ.ll-effectiveness analysis Q{ medical technology: the. management Q( heDlth technology in .ten countries (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144628. 

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23 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS1-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: methodological~ aru1 literature review (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144602. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of randomized clinical t~ on. health Ifill medical practice (H. Gelband)August 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-114560. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ~. efficacy. Ifill CQ!t effectiveness of therapeutic apheresis: health technology case. stw !!Q. ll (A. K. Bums) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-l 14842. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology under proposals 12 increase competition in health (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-164046. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS1-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Development o{ medical technology: opportunities for assessment (C. A. Taylor) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258117. MEDICAL CENTERS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer 1\1 National Institutes o.f Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. MEDICAL ECONOMICS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q2sts. and. effectiveness of cervical cancer screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and B. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact of AIDS on. .the Kaiser Permanente Medical Program (Northern California Region) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Staff Paper. NTIS #PB89-116941/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment Ifill disposables industry: health technology c_m stw !!Q. l2. (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-154953/AS. 

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24 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment for physician services: strategies ill medicare: Health technology no. .l6,: effects o.( federal policies on extracorooreal wave lithotripsy (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB86-217999/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness fillil CQll o.( continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): health technology c~ no.. ll (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; September 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB87-148938/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology fill!! .tM CQll of medicare program (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-146215/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: methodological~ arul literature review (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144602. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for managing urinary incontinence: health technology S!,ugy_ no.. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-240208/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial, arul l29Jjcy analysis:~ technology mliiY no.. 27 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-146207 / AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Poliy implications Qf .tM computed tomography (CT) scanner: an update (K. Kohlhof. and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-163917. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Poliy implications Qf .tM computed tomography (CT) scanner (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; November 1978. Report. NTIS #PB284872. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQn-eff ectiveness analysis o.( medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology and o.( medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (DRGs) arul .tM Medicare program: implications ill medical technology (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l l l 525. 

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25 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies Ind. !ht medical devices industry (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-l 99552. MEDICAL EDUCATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education Ind. assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. MEDICAL FEES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications o( c.Qll-effectiveness analysis o( medical technology: Health technology s.tudY no.. 3.1: P.Ym' practitioners. physician assistants aruJ certified Pl!!R.-midwives--a. P2lic.Y analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-182011 / AS. MEDICAL INNOVATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology Ind. !ht cos.t o( !ht medicare program (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-146215/AS. MEDICAL INNOVATIONS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for detecting heritable mutations in human l2e.ing (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-l40158/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q{ cos.t-effectiveness analysis or. medical technology: !ht management o( hal1h technology in ten countries (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144628. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q{ c.Qll-eff ectiveness analysis or. medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging Ind. c.2ll effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. 

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26 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of Qll-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology:~ artificial hatt--cos.t, tisb, Ifill benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239971. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness Ifill cos.t of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): beil1h technology nQ. lS. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; September 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB87-148938/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education and assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102528. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer at National Institutes oi Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategies t:or. medical technology assessment (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83113274. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. f2lic.v implications of computed tomography (CI) scanner: m update (K. Kohlhof, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-163917. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. implications of computed tomography (CI) scanner (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; November 1978. Report. NTIS #PB284872. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology .ll!Uk! proposals m increase competition in~ care. (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-164046. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology arul com of medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (DRGs} Ifill 1he Medicare program: implications (QI: medical technology (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-111525. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing 1he efficacy arul of medical technologies (C. J. Behney, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; September 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286929. MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS AND APPARATUS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment arul disposables industry: health technology l1J!dy nQ. ,ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-154953/AS. 

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27 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment fQr physician services: strategies fQ.r medicare: Health technology~ stydy 112. 3.6.: effects of federal policies 2D. extracorporeal s1lQCk wave lithotripsy (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB86-217999/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQH-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: 1he. management of health cm:e technology in tm countries (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144628. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQ.81-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the. co.s1 effectiveness Q{ uowu: gastronintestinal endoscopy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221814. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q{ con-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: CQij effectiveness of automated multichannel chemistry analyzers (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209793. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology arul 1he. CQ.S1 of .tM medicare program (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-146215/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for managing urinary incontinence: health technology <cm stydy 112. ll (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-240208/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical devices arul 1he. Veterans Administration (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-ll7677/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. implications of the. computed tomography (CT) scanner: an update (K. Kohlhof, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-163917. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. implications of 1he. computed tomography (CT) scanner (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; November 1978. Report. NTIS #PB284872. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Development of medical technology: opportunities fQr assessment (C. A. Taylor) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258117. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing 1he. efficacy arul safiuy of medical technologies (C. J. Behney, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; September 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-286929. 

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28 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intensive imm (rn)--clinical outcomes, CQ.Stt, and decisionmaking: health technology S1llill M-2.8. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-l 45928/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Market (or wheelchairs--innovations and Federal ]2QllY: health technology C3K illlilY M-lQ (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145944/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies and. tM medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-199552. MEDICAL LABORATORIES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of eosj:-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: the management Q( health am technology in ten countries (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144628. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality and. relevance of research and. related activities at, the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory (C. J. Behney, and H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Education; August 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-142238/AS. MEDICAL LAW Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Compensation for. vaccine-related injuries (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-163909. MEDICAL PERSONNEL Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of con-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology S1llill M-ll: nmR practitioners. physician assistants lru1 certified !ll.YR-midwives--a analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact Ie.ns. industry--structure. competition, and. l2l!lili ~: healtli technology S1llill M .ll (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/ AS. 

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29 MEDICAL POLICY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical testing amt heil1h insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-116958/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment fQr physician services: strategies fQr medicare: Health technology cm n2. 3,6: effects ot: federal policies on extracomoreal fillQC.k, wave lithotripsy (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; May 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB86-217999/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf ~-effectiveness analysis ot: medical technology: formal analysis. oQli&Y formulation, aru1 mlit-uaG WliJ disease (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209769. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Impact ot: randomized clinical triah, on health poliv. amt medical practice (H. Gelband)August 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-114560. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategies fQr medical technology assessment (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; September 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83113274. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. foliu implications ot: the. computed tomography (CI) scanner: an update (K. Kohlhof, and H. D. Banta) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; January 1981. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-163917. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. follcy implications ot: the. computed tomography (CT) scanner (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance; November 1978. Report. NTIS #PB284872. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Market f.or. wheelchairs--innovations amt Federal poliv.: heil1h technology cast~ llQ. JQ (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145944/AS. MEDICAL RECORDS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~ implications ot: medical information systems (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; December 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-274857. 

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30 MEDICAL RESEARCH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ot: biomedical research ilill1 related technology for tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating CQll, quality illlil medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. Health Program, Offiee (ijf Technology Assessment. Quality illlil relevance Qf research and related activities at. tilt Gorgas Memorial Laboratory (C. J. Behney, and H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations/Senate Committee on Education; August 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-142238/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer at. tilt National Institutes ot: Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: CQll-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-216864. MEDICAL SCREENING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Com illlil effectiveness ot: cervical cancer screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and B. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Com Brul effectiveness ot: cholesterol screening in the elderly (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB89-224638. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening for QDe!l-anm glaucoma in tht elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Aids~ health insurance an QIA. survey (J. Eden) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; February 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-170204. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf ~-effectiveness analysis ot: medical technology: allocating Qs.t1 and benefits iD disease prevention programs--u application .19 cervical cancer screening (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221806. 

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31 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications o.( ~-effectiveness anlaysis of medical technology: screening f.or c.o!oP cancer--B. technology assessment (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209785. MEDICAL ST A TISTICS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Selected t~ in Federal health statistics (P. M. Ehrenhaft) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; June 1979. Report. NTIS #PB-298449. MEDICAL STATISTICS-U.S. GRAPHS AND CHARTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses of in coverage and preliminary estimates of~ effects Qf a,n employer mandate arul medicaid expansion (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration; Senate Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs; July 1989. Background paper. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical testing ang health insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-116958/AS. MEDICAL TESTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical testing and health insurance (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; August 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-116958/AS. MEDICALLY UNINSURED-U.S.-TRANDS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses o.( in coverage and preliminary estimates of~ effects o.( fill employer mandate llrul medicaid expansion (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration; Senate Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs; July 1989. Background paper. 

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32 MEDICARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q2m aw1 effectiveness Qf cervical cancer screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and B. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !.Im Q.f preventive services hY. elderly (M. E. Gluck) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; January 1989. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening f..Q[ Ql2im-angk glaucoma in~ elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Hemodialysis equipment and disposables industry: heal1h technology case. S1l!dY, DQ. ~(J.E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-l54953/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating cost.. quality aw1 medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness aw1 cost. of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): heal1b technology S!Y.dY DQ. "-(A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; September 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB87-l48938/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology aw1 cost. of the medicare program (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; July 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-l46215/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical technology aw1 of medicare program: Diagnosis related groups <DRGs) aw1 Medicare program: implications for medical technology (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; July 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-1 l 1525. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Boston ~: health technology case. S1l!dY. DQ. 22. (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145936/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies ;md. medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85l 99552. 

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33 MEDICARE EVALUATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Payment {Qr physician services: strategies f..Qr. medicare (J.E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-182011/AS. MENTAL HEALTH POLICY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Children's mental health: problems aru1 services (D. Dougherty) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-207486/ AS. MENTAL ILLNESS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of. CQU-eff ectiveness analysis of. medical technology:~ efficacy~ cou effectiveness Qf psychotherapy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144610. MIDWIVES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf. 5'Q&l-efectiveness analysis of. medical technology: Health technology ll1lib. .DQ.. ll: !l1llR practitioners. physician assistants certified um:se,-midwives--a analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology mg handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: iss.Y,el an!! evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83159822. NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing illnm mg iniJu:y in. workplace (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Ruma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115334/AS. 

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34 NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MEDLARS and health information policy (B. R. Luce) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; September 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-168658. NURSE PRACTITIONERS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology smgy no,. ll: practitioners, physician assistants a.nd. certified !l.Yl,R-midwives--a analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. NURSES AND NURSING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the ang effectiveness of practitioners (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101064. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing illness and. injury in workplace (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Huma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115334/AS. OLDER WOMEN Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q2sts and effectiveness of cervical cancer screening (J. L. Wagner, E. J. Power, and B. M. Duffy) requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; February 1990. Background paper. OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND OPTICAL TRADE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Contact }eM industry--structure, competition, and public 12.Qlicy: health technology s.t,ugy no,. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-204451/AS. 

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3S PARASITIC DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. S1lw Q( biomedical research and related technology fQr. tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 198S. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. PEDIATRICS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Healthy children: investing in the.~ (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Finance; February 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-1784S4/AS. PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Q( selected Federal vaccine and immunization policies: bas,eg on studies Q( pneumococcal vaccine (M.A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-116106. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q( CQlt-effectiveness analysis Q( medical technology (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/ Senate Committee on Finance; August 1980. Report. NTIS #PBS0-216864. PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped people (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-1S9814. PHYSICIANS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQlt-eff ectiveness analysis Q( medical technology: the. cQSts. and effectiveness Q( Pll.m' practitioners (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101064. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Computer technology in medical education and assessment (R. E. Pengov, and L. H. Miike)September 1979. Background paper. NTIS #PB80-102S28. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Forecasts 2f physician supply imd, reauirements (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-181670. 

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36 PHYSICIANS' ASSIST ANTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of con-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology S1Wll no.. ll: rn practitioners, physician assistants arut certified lll!!S,e-midwives--a policy analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. POLYGRAPHS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Scientific validity of polygraph testing: a research review arul evaluation (F. B. Wood) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-181411. PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Com. arul effectiveness Qf cholesterol screening in the. elderly (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; April 1989. Staff paper. NTIS #PB89-224638. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qf biomedical research arul related technology for tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf selected Federal vaccine arul immunization policies: bawl on studies of pneumococcal vaccine (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-116106. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Compensation for vaccine-related injuries (M.A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; November 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-163909. PREVENTIVE MEDICINE-COSTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Screening for QQm-angk glaucoma in. the elderly (J. L. Wagner, and E. J. Power) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1988. Staff paper. PREVENTIVE MEDICINE-EVALUATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. llG, of preventive services the. elderly (M. E. Gluck) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; January 1989. Staff paper. 

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37 PRODUCTS LIABILITY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review Qf selected Federal vaccine aru1 immunization policies: 1:ms.e.d QD. cm studies Qf pneumococcal vaccine <M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; September 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-l 16106. PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS REVIEW ORGANIZATION (MEDICINE) Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Quality Q( medical : information fQr consumers (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-102180. PROSPECTIVE PAYMENT SYSTEM Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating @fil, quality and medical technology (J. L. Wagner) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; October 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-184926/ AS. PROSTHESIS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Federal policies aru!. the. medical devices industry (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-199552. PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH u,.,,JtJ. J>,-L,g,-,,1, Off~L>.,. L>f T.,.L>hn<=>1<=>s;y Ass<>ss.m<>nt. I.mpll9qt.ions 2f. ~-51CCectivene;,;, analysis Qf medical technology: .the efficacy arul ~t effectiveness Qf psychotherapy <C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144610. PSYCHOTHERAPY ASPECTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQS.1-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: efficacy arul Q.S.t effectiveness Qf psychotherapy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144610. 

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38 PUBLIC HEAL TH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. How effective ll. AIDS education? (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; June 1988. Staff paper. NTIS #PB88-243530. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications q! ~-effectiveness analysis .2f medical technology: Health technology cue. l1Wll n2. lZ.: n.um oractitioners. physician assistants amt certified J.llllR-midwives--a, analysis (G. Ruby) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; December 1986. Case study. NTIS #PB87-177465/AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Passive smoking in the. workplace: selected (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; May 1986. Staff paper. NTIS #PB86-217627 / AS. RADIOISOTOPES IN MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf ~-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and.~ effectiveness (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1982. Case study. NTIS #PB82-239989. REHABILITATION OF THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Boston ~: health technology study no,. 29 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145936/AS. RESEARCH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. S1a,tus, of biomedical research and. related technology fQr tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. RESOURCE ALLOCATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped people (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-159814. 

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39 RESPIRATORY DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQil-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites--~ and relative osn in tM Washington, D.C. (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; July 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-101122. RISK Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQil-eff ectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--c.Qm., risks., and benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of technologies for determining C.fillC.e! risks from~ environment (M. Gough)June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235400. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer tM National Institutes of Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. RISK ASSESSMENT Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ldentif ying slllil regulating carcinogens (K. Kronebusch) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; November 1987. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-136999. RURAL PUBLIC HEALTH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Rural emergency medical services (M. Hewitt, and E. Power) Requested by: Senate Rural Health Caucus; November 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB90159047 /AS. SMOKING Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Passive smoking in tM workplace: selected iss.!! (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; May 1986. Staff paper. NTIS #PB86-217627 / AS. 

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40 SOCIAL COSTS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped people (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83l 598 l 4. SPEECH DISORDERS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology illil handicapped people: Health technology~ no..~: assistive devices for. speech impairments (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; December 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB84-l 7537 l. STERILIZATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQfil-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--~.~. illil benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. STOMACH DISEASES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQfil-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: C2"-effectiveness Q{ Y.P.QeI gastronintestinal endoscopy (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221814. SUGAR SUBSTITUTES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cancer testing technology and saccharin (L. H. Miike) Requested by: Senate Committee on Human Resources; October 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273499. SURGERY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Q{ CQfil-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: tM management Qf ha!th technology in te.n countries (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1980. Background paper. NTIS #PB81-144628. 

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41 TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Blood policy and technology (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; January 1985. Report. NTIS #PB85-234870/ AS. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ang handicapped people (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83159814. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Development of medical technology: opportunities for assessment (C. A. Taylor) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare; August 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-258117. TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and handicapped people (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; May 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83l 598 l 4. TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology an!l handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: fillil evidence (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83l 59822. TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer Di National Institutes Qf Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. TERMINAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Intensive U!lfil (ICUs)--clinical outcomes, costs, and decisionmaking: health technology case study IlQ.. 2.8. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145928/ AS. 

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42 TISSUES Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: ~-effectiveness analysis ot: medical technology: ~t effectiveness ot: marrow transplant therapy and its. implications (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221798. TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information content ot: premanufacture notices (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-241059. TOXIC SUBSTANCES LEGISLATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information content ot: premanufacture notices (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-241059. TRANSPLANTATION OF ORGANS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications ot: ~-effectiveness analysis ot: medical technology: effectiveness ot: marrow transplant therapy ang its. implications (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221798. TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION OF ALCOHOLICS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Effectiveness and. com ot: alcoholism treatment: 1uml1h technology s.tYm'., DQ. (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1983. Case study. NTIS #PB83-192492. TROPICAL MEDICINE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Sta.tui ot: biomedical research ang related technology for tropical diseases (H. Gelband) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-139614/AS. 

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43 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Information content of premanufacture notices (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1983. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-241059. U.S. INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Indian health care. (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; April 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206091/AS. U.S. NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer at the National Institutes of Health (C. J. Behney) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; March 1982. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB82-202904. U.S. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Preventing .illnw and injury in workplace (M. Gough) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Labor and Huma Resources; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115334/AS. U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Review of fuhlk Health Service's response tQ AIDS (L. H. Miike) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Government Operations; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB85-246668/AS. U.S. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical devices a.ru:l Veterans Administration (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87l l 7677 / AS. UNNECESSARY SURGERY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS!-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--CQS!S, risks. a.ru:l benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. 

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44 Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qm effectiveness Q( m&iml subtraction angiography in~ diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: ~technology ,tugy_ !lQ.. l4 (A. K. Burns) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Finance; May 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-241115/AS. UROLOGY Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies f_or managing urinary incontinence: health technology case~ !lQ.. ll (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Select Committee on Aging; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Special Committee on Aging; July 1985. Case study. NTIS #PB85-240208/ AS. VACCINATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. effectiveness of influenza vaccination (M. A. Riddiough) Requested by: House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; December 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-l 78492. VETERANS' HOSPITALS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Medical devices :mg~ Veterans Administration (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB87-117677 / AS. VETERANS' MEDICAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Boston elbow: health technology case study llQ. 29 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145936/AS. WOMEN Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of CQS.t-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--CQS1S., risks, arut benefits (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; October 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB82-122326. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications of con-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating CQS1S. and benefits i.n. disease prevention programs--an application tQ cervical cancer screening (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; May 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-221806. 

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45 WORKERS' COMPENSATION Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Boston ~: hMlth technology s,tfil!y DQ. 29 (J. E. Sisk) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1984. Case study. NTIS #PB85-145936/AS. X-RAYS Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQ.Sl-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: llUY common .!.-rav. procedures--problems and prospects fQr economic evaluation (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1982. Background paper. NTIS #PB83-165506. Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Implications Qf CQ.Sl-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: the. feasibility of economic evaluation of diagnostic procedure--the. Qf CI scanning (C. J. Behney) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources/Senate Committee on Finance; April 1981. Case study. NTIS #PB81-209777. YOUTH-U.S.-MEDICAL CARE Health Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analyses Qf in coverage filll! preliminary estimates Qf the. effects Qf fill employer mandate uct medicaid expansion (D. Dougherty) Requested by: House Committee on Agriculture; House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senate Committee on Appropriations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; Senate Committee on Rules and Administration; Senate Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs; July 1989. Background paper. 

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1 ISC Program Publications by Subject Terms ADVANCED WEAPONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons, countermeasures. and arms control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-210111. ANTIMISSILE MISSILES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons, countermeasures, sllliJ arms control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in SJ2ace. (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-210111. ANTISATELLITE SATELLITES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons. countermeasures. 3fill arms control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/AS. 

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2 ARMS CONTROL International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Seismic verification of nuclear testing treaties (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence; Senate Select Committee on Intelligence; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214853. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons. countermeasures. arul amu control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MX missile '2Bs.ing (P. Sharfman, and J. Kaplan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-108077. ASIA International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer tQ China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. ASTRONAUTICAL RESEARCH International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Round triJ2 to. QI]ili,: human spaceflight alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-224661. ASTRONAUTICS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering from rn (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. ASTRONAUTICS AND MILITARY SCIENCE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons. countermeasures, arul II!m control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE :.ll: a context for international cooperation ang competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. 

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3 ASTRONAUTICS AND MILITARY SCIENCES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in rn (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-21011 l. ATOMIC POWER International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 198 l. Report. NTIS #PB82l33455. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to the Middle :fulS1 (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !l.S. industrial competitiveness: a, comparison Qf me!, electronics. mg automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. BALANCE OF POWER International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SDI: technology, survivability. filli,l software (T. H. Karas)May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236245/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Anti-satellite weapons. countermeasures, mg arms control (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182953/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in rn (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-21011 l. 

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4 BROADCAST JOURNALISM International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering f.IQm m (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. CHOICE OF TECHNOLOGY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to the. Middle~ (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. COAL MINES AND MINING International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. COMMERCIAL AVIATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to the. Middle Em (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. COMMERCIALIZATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation arut competition in civilian activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by; House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. Internatlonal Sccurlty and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Remote sensing and 1M private~:~ f2!: discussion (R. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l 80777. COMMUNICATION SATELLITES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation arut competition in civilian m activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. 

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5 COMPETITION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation and competition in civilian rn activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-l36842/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S. industrial competitiveness: a comparison Qf ~. electronics, and automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness i.n electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84l 70695. COMPUTER SOFTWARE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SDI: technology. survivability. and software (T. H. Karas)May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236245/AS. COORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR MULTILATERAL EXPORT CONTROLS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and EastWest tra!k (P. Sharfman, and H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-119381. CRIMINAL LAW International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. stations and law: selected le&a! issues (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding ~: maintaining~ defense technology~ (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-196604. 

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6 DETERRENCE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. DEVELOPING COUNTRIES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer !Q Middle EM! (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. DIRECT BROADCAST SATELLITES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE '82: a context for. international cooperation aru! competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. EARTH RESOURCES SATELLITES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering frQm rn (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Remote sensing aru! the private~ illlW. for discussion (R. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-180777. EAST-WEST TRADE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and East West tmde,: an update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology aru! Eu.ttmde. (P. Sharfman, and H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-119381. 

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7 EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer !Q China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. ELECTRIC POWER International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology imd Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll..S. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of steel. electronics, a.rut automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-170695. EMPLOYMENT FORECASTING International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-170695. ENERGY CONSERVATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology arul So,Yie.t energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. 

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8 ENERGY DEVELOPMENT International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. ENERGY FACILITIES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer to China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l 13008/ AS. ENERGY POLICY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. ENERGY SUPPLIES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation arul competition in civilian rn activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-l36842/AS. EXPLOSIVES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Taggants in explosives (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-192719. 

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9 EXPORT ADMINISTRATION ACT International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology gng EM! ID update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. EXPORT CONTROLS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and EM! ill update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and EM! (P. Sharfman, and H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-119381. EXPORTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !,!.S,. industrial competitiveness: a comparison o( st.ed. electronics, and automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation aru1 competition in civilian m activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. FOREIGN RELATIONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering from rn (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. 

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10 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer 1Q. China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 198S. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-l 13008/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology aru1 Ean.t.rruk: il!l update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-2349S5. FOREIGN TRADE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S,. industrial competitiveness: a comparison Q( steel, electronics, and automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-23S749. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and. Ean .t.rruk (P. Sharfman, and H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-119381. GAS PIPELINES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and. Ean West trade: m update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-2349S5. GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. l.[.S,. industrial competitiveness: a comparison ot: steel, electronics. lllliJ automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-l 70695. 

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11 GRAIN EMBARGO International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ll!li! ~ West tmge_: m update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. IDENTIFICATION DEVICES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Taggants in explosives (P. Sharfman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; April 1980. Report. NTIS #PB80-192719. INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll..S.. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of me!, electronics, mg automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. INDUSTRY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll..S.. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of me!, electronics, and automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. INSPECTION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Seismic verification of nuclear testing treaties (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence; Senate Select Committee on Intelligence; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214853. INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in mace. (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-210111. 

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12 INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN ASTRONAUTICS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE :82: a context (Qr international cooperation mg competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation ilfil\ competition in civilian mace. activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. INTERNATIONAL LAW International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Scace. stations Bng the. law: selected leul (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology Bng Eas!lYes.11.nlik: l!l update (P. Sharf man) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. INTERNATIONAL TRADE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ,ll.S.. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of steel, electronics, llld. automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-170695. IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ll,.S,. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of sted., electronics, llld. automobiles (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1981. Report. NTIS #PB81-235749. 

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13 LASERS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in rn (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-2101 l l. LAUNCH VEHICLES COST International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Launch options for. the ~: a buyer's g.Ykk (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1988. Special report. LAUNCH VEHICLES COSTS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reducing launch operations c.osts.: illtlY technologies arut practices (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-136402/AS. LAUNCH VEHICLES--U.S.--COSTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Big d.um1> boosters: a low-CQS1 rn transportation Q.llliQJ!? (R. A., Dalbello, R. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-155196/AS. LAUNCH VEHICLES-COSTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft design and launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. LAUNCH VEHICLES-U.S.-FUTURE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Round .triJ2 to orbit: human spaceflight alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-224661. 

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14 MASS MEDIA International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering from rn (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. MEDICAL CARE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to the Middle &as! (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. MILITARY POLICY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New technology for NA TO: implementing follow-2n attack (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Armed Services; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-200267. MILITARY RESEARCH International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding ~: maintaining~ defense technology~ (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-196604. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology has.e,: introduction imd overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-192562. MILITARY SCIENCE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology has.e,: introduction a.ruJ overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-192562. MILITARY STRATEGY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology has.e.: introduction and overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-192562. 

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15 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New technology f.or. NA TO: implementing ~-on llla&k (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Armed Services; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-200267. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fill:. NATO's follow-on fo!e1 concept (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; July 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-100343/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. MILITARY TECHNOLOGY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding Ult ~: maintaining th!' defense technology 12m (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-196604. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology haK: introduction amt overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-192562. MISSILE BASES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MX missile has.in& (P. Sharfman, and J. Kaplan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-108077. MX MISSILE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MX missile has.in& (P. Sharfman, and J. Kaplan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-108077. NATIONAL DEFENSE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding ed,G: maintaining~ defense technology J2aK (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-196604. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fill:. NATO's follow-on fQrcn lll,aC,k concept (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; July 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-100343/AS. 

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16 International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. MX missile Qafilil& (P. Sharfman, and J. Kaplan) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; September 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-108077. NATIONAL DEFENSE--NATO COUNTRIES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New technology for NA TO: implementing follow-Qil. forces fil!iC.k (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Armed Services; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-200267. NATIONAL SECURITY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology base: introduction and overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PBSS-192562. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering from rn (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and E.afilWest t!:filk: m1 update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. NUCLEAR EXPORTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer to. China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-l l 3008/ AS. NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer tQ China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-l 13008/ AS. 

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17 NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Seismic verification of nuclear testing treaties (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence; Senate Select Committee on Intelligence; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214853. NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTS-SAFETY MEASURES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Containment of underground nuclear explosions (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senator Orrin G. Hatch; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156183/AS. PA TENT LAW AND LEGISLATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SJ2ae stations and the law: selected 1ml issues (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. PETROCHEMICALS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to the Middle~ (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. PETROLEUM INDUSTRY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. POWER RESOURCES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer to China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-l l 3008/ AS. 

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18 PRIVATIZATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation aili! competition in civilian activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT-SAFETY MEASURES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Containment of underground nuclear explosions (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senator Orrin G. Hatch; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156183/AS. RADIOACTIVE POLLUTION OF THE ATMOSPHERE-SAFETY MEASURES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Containment Qf underground nuclear explosions (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senator Orrin G. Hatch; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156183/AS. REMOTE SENSING International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercial newsgathering from rn (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; May 1987. Technical memorandum. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation and competition in civilian mace. activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Remote sensing and the private sector:~ for discussion (R. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84-180777. SANCTIONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and EastWest trade: il!l update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. 

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19 SEISMOLOGY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Seismic verification Q{ nuclear testing treaties (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence; Senate Select Committee on Intelligence; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-214853. SEMICONDUCTORS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness ip. electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-170695. SPACE EXPLORATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. lli& dumb, boosters: a low-$1 mace transportation QIUiQn? (R. A., Dalbello, R. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-155196/AS. SPACE LAW International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. stations aru1 .tM law: selected 1eul iHua (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. SPACE POLICY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reducing launch operations CQS.tt: new technologies and practices (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-136402/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Launch options for the f.lmll:e.: a buyer's guide (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1988. Special report. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE :,U: a context for international cooperation '11d. competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. 

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20 SPACE PROGRAM International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation lrui competition in civilian J2i.C..e activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. SPACE PROGRAMS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft and launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Bi& 4l!!nh boosters: B. low-~ m transportation W2ilim,? (R. A., Dalbello, R. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-155196/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Reducing Iwnch operations ~= new technologies 1114 practices (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-136402/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Launch options for. tM t:l!tum: B. buyer's guige_ (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1988. Special report. SPACE SCIENCES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE ~: B. context f2r international cooperation IQd competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. SPACE SHUTTLES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Launch options for tM future: B. buyer's (R. Dalbello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1988. Special report. 

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21 SPACE SHUTTLES-U.S.-SAFETY MEASURES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Round trm !Q orhi1= human spaceflight alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-224661. SPACE STATIONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Round trip tQ orbit: human spaceflight alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-224661. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. stations lUld .tM law: selected legal (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. SPACE WARFARE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Directed energy missile defense in m (T. H. Karas) Requested by: Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; April 1984. Background paper. NTIS #PB84-21011 l. SPACE WEAPONS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SDI: technology. survivability. arul software (T. H. Karas)May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236245/ AS. SPACECRAFT-COSTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft design amt launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. SID: technology. survivability. arut software (T. H. Karas)May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-236245/AS. 

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22 STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVES International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Ballistic missile defense technologies (T. H. Karas) Requested by: House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; September 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-182961/AS. TECHNICAL EDUCATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84l 70695. TECHNOLOGY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Holding edge: maintaining~ defense technology~ (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; April 1989. Report. NTIS #PB89-196604. TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Defense technology l:mR: introduction an!! overview (A. Shaw) Requested by: Senate Committee on Armed Services; March 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88l 92562. TECHNOLOGY POLICY International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ang EastWest trade,: an update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competitiveness in electronics (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Ways and Means/ Joint Economic Committee; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Joint Economic Committee; November 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-170695. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer to the Middle~ (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-127744. 

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23 TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology transfer tQ China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-223418/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. UNISPACE ~: il context t:or. internMional cooperation ind. competition (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; March 1983. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB83-201848. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Energy technology transfer tp China (A. T. Crane) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-l l 3008/ AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ind. Soviet energy availability (R. Goldberg) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; November 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-133455. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ind. East !!:Wk: m. update (P. Sharfman) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; May 1983. Report. NTIS #PB83-234955. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology ind. EMt.trwk (P. Sharfman, and H. Kelly) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; November 1979. Report. NTIS #PB80-119381. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology trmsf er to Middle Easi (M. C. Harris) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; September 1984. Report. NTIS #PBSS-127744. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Remote sensing ind. the private~ iw!e1 for discussion (R. Williams) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1984. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB84l 80777. TORTS International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. stations arut law: selected kol iuue.s. (R. Dalbello) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1986. Background paper. NTIS #PB87-118220/AS. 

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24 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft gesi&!i filli! launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. U.S. NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Affordable spacecraft design filli! launch alternatives (R. A. Williamson, and R. DalBello) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; January 1990. Background Paper. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Big dumb boosters: a low-CQS1 rn transportation ol2ilim? (R. A., Dalbello, R. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-l55196/AS. International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International cooperation ang competition in civilian s,o,ac_e activities (R. A. Williamson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/Joint Economic Committee; Joint Economic Committee; June 1985. Report. NTIS #PB87-136842/AS. UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR TESTING International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Containment of underground nuclear explosions (G. E. van der Vink) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Senator Orrin G. Hatch; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156183/AS. WESTERN EUROPE International Security and Commerce Program, Office of Technology Assessment. New technology fQr. NA TO: implementing follow-QD. fQrce. fil1ac.k (A. Shaw) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs/House Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Armed Services; June 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-200267. 

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1 ITE Program Publications by Subject Terms APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems an M solved ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. BALANCE OF PAYMENTS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Trade in services: exports and foreign revenues (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118204/AS. BALANCE OF TRADE Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying the bill: manufacturing and America's trade deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. BANKS AND BANKING Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. CHROMIUM Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies tQ reduce :U.S. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115367/AS. 

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2 COBALT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies m reduce Q.S. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-l l 5367 / AS. COMMERCIALIZATION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE, COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY ACT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems "3!l solved ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/AS. COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. DISLOCATED WORKERS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. adjustment assistance: ruuy for an old program (K. Gillman) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Finance; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-203741. 

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3 Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fl.ant closing: advance n21ie. aru! !Blilil response (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118212/AS. DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Displaced homemakers: programs mg noliy (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1985. Interim report. NTIS #PB86-120276/AS. ECONOMIC STATISTICS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Irade. in services: exports arut foreign revenues (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118204/AS. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming ~: Superfund problems~ be. sol,yeg ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Stringfellow superfund tjte,: engineering study (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1984. Contractor Report. ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming c_kan: Superfund problems CBD. be. so!Yed ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. From pollution .to. prevention: B progress nmor.t on~ reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction of hazardous~= f.or pollution prevention arut industrial efficiency (J. s. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/AS. 

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4 ENVIRONMENT AL PROTECTION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. EXPORTS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~ Y,S.e,: ![.S. competitiveness Bfill technology-YQ!. I&. II (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-109925. FEDERAL AID TO RESEARCH Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. FINANCIAL SERVICES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/ AS. FOREIGN TRADE Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying~ bill: manufacturing Bfill America's ttruk deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. FOREST MANAGEMENT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wood use: U.S. competitiveness and technology-yo!. I~ II (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-109925. 

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5 FOREST POLICY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. use: l!.S. competitiveness img technology-ygl. I&. II (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-109925. FOREST PRODUCTS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment.~~= l!.S. competitiveness imd technology-Y21,. I&, II (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-109925. GOVERNMENT SERVICE CONTRACTS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing contractor use in Superfund (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-154116/AS. GOVERNMENT SPENDING--U.S.--EVALUATION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing contractor in Superfund (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-154116/AS. HAZARDOUS WASTE Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. From pollution to prevention: a progress reoon on~ reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. 

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6 Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction Qf hazardous~= fQr. pollution prevention fillil industrial efficiency (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87l 39622/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Suoerfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-l20425. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Stringfellow suoerfund site: engineering~ ll!QY (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1984. Contractor Report. HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL--U.S.--MANAGEMENT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems can be solved ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing contractor in Suoerfund (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-154116/AS. HAZARDOUS WASTES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction Qf hazardous ~= fQr. pollution prevention fillil industrial efficiency (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/ AS. HIGH TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying the bill: manufacturing and America's trade deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. 

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7 INDUSTRIAL POLICY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things ~: competing in manufacturing 0. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTIVITY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying the bill: manufacturing and America's trade deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction of hazardous~= for pollution prevention a!li! industrial efficiency (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/AS. INFORMATION SERVICES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things~: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying tM bill: manufacturing a!li! America's tnde, deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. 

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8 Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition .in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. INTERNATIONAL TRADE Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. LABOR Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming~: Suoerfund problems cm M ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209 / AS. LANDFILLS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. LAYOFFS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plant closing: advance Uo1ice. ang !llPli1 response (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118212/AS. LIABILITY FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCE POLLUTION DAMAGES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superf und strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. MANGANESE Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies tQ reduce U.S. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115367 / AS. 

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9 MANPOWER TRAINING PROGRAMS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and structural unemployment reemploying displaced~ (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206174/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Displaced homemakers: programs am! oQlicY (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1985. Interim report. NTIS #PB86-120276/AS. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying the bill: manufacturing llld. America's deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES-EVALUTION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. MATERIALS MANAGEMENT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. From pollution 1Q prevention: l progress .QD. reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. MINERAL INDUSTRIES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Struegic materiws: technologies 1Q reduce U.S. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-1 l 5367 / AS. 

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10 OCCUPATIONAL RETRAINING Industry. Technology. and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Trade adjustment assistance: new for m 21g program (K. Gillman) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Finance; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-203741. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. ftl!U, closing: advance mu! mo.kl response (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118212/AS. Industry, Technology. and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and structural unemployment: reemploying displaced~ (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206174/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Displaced homemakers: programs and~ (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1985. Interim report. NTIS #PB86-120276/AS. PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. use_: Jl.S. competitiveness mu! technology-vol. I. II (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriaiions; August 19. .Report. ffff~ #PDa4-t09925. PLANT SHUTDOWNS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Plant closing: advance fill!! rapid response (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118212/AS. PLATINUM Industry, Technology, and Employment Pro_gram, Office of Technolosy Asse.s.sme.nt, .StrlUegjc materja}s: technologies 1Q reduce ]l.S. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-115367 / AS. 

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11 POLLUTION CONTROL Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems can .be.~--(J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. PUBLIC OPINION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clMn: Superfund problems cnn .be.~--(J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209 / AS. RECYCLING OF WASTE PRODUCTS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. From pollution 1Q prevention: a progress IlmQr1 on~ reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction Qf hazardous~= w. pollution prevention i!lil industrial efficiency (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/AS. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things_ better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Paying the bill: manufacturing and America's trade deficit (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; June 1988. Special report. NTIS #PB88-229539. 

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12 SERVICE INDUSTRIES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs/Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-212403/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Trade in services: exports and foreign revenues (J. A. Alic) Requested by: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; September 1986. Special report. NTIS #PB87-118204/AS. SOLID WASTES Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. From pollution to prevention: a progress Q!l waste reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. STRATEGIC MATERIALS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Strategic materials: technologies tQ. reduce ]l.S,. import vulnerability (L. N. Antrim) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l 15367 / AS. STRINGFELLOW ACID PITS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Stringfellow superfund ~jte_: engineering~ nugy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1984. Contractor Report. SUPERCONDUCTIVITY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. 

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13 SUPERFUND Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing contractor YR in Superfund (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-154116/AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Stringfellow superfund ~:engineering~ ill!d.Y, (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; August 1984. Contractor Report. SUPERFUND AMENDMENTS AND REAUTHORIZATION ACT Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems gn. sQ!yeg ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. SUPERFUND--EVALUA TION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems cmi M ~-.. (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209 / AS. TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. TECHNOLOGY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. 

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14 TECHNOLOGY POLICY Industry. Technology. and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Making things better: competing in manufacturing (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; February 1990. Report. Industry, Technology. and Employment Program. Office of Technology Assessment. Commercializing high temperature superconductivity (J. A. Alic) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs; Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-246442/ AS. TOXIC SUBSTANCES LEGISLATION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clean: Superfund problems can be solved ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. adjustment assistance: new jgw fQI: fill 2.1P program (K. Gillman) Requested by: House Committee on Banking. Finance and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs/Senate Committee on Finance; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-203741. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming~: Superfund problems~~~ ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. Industry. Technology. and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessing contractor Jllil. in Superfund (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Government Operations; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; January 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-154116/AS. Industry. Technology. and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Superfund strategy (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-120425. 

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15 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology mli! structural unemployment reemploying displaced ll4Ylts. (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Finance/Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; February 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-206174/ AS. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Displaced homemakers: programs wm (J. F. Gorte) Requested by: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; October 1985. Interim report. NTIS #PB86-120276/AS. WASTE DISPOSAL SITES--U.S.--MANAGEMENT Industry. Technology. and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming ~: Superfund problems gn be.~ ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. WASTE REDUCTION Industry. Technology. and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. From pollution to prevention: a progress re.P.QI1 on lYUte. reduction (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Government Operations; June 1987. Special report. NTIS #PB87-208062. Industry. Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Serious reduction of hazardous~= for pollution prevention l!lil industrial efficiency (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce/House Committee on Science and Technology /House Committee on Small Business; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; September 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-139622/AS. WASTES IN GOVERNMENT SPENDING Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coming clein: Superfund problems can be. ... (J. S. Hirschhorn) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Energy and Commerce; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90142209/ AS. WOOD Industry. Technology, and Employment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. lYQog ~= ll,.S. competitiveness~ technology-yol. 14.11 (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; August 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-109925. 

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1 Oceans & Environment Program Publications by Subject Terms ACID PRECIPITATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain and transported ltir pollutants: implications f..w: .PY1ili (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. ACID RAIN Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Akl rain transported air. pollutants: implications (or .PY1ili (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. AIR POLLUTION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain transported Ii! pollutants: implications (Qr (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Q{ the. omne, nonattainment provisions Q{ the. "CJ&an Air Standards Attainment Ag Q( 1281" (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; September 1987. Staff paper. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications {m: P.Uhli (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications t:m: .PY1ili (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. 

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2 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL--U.S.--LAW AND LEGISLATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching our breath: next steps for reducing urban ozone (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. AIR POLLUTION--U.S.--STATISTICS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching Qfil breath: next for reducing urban ozone (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. AIR QUALITY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of om.ne. nonattainment provisions of "Cle.an Air Standards Attainment A.c.t of 1987" (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; September 1987. Staff paper. ANTARCTIC TREATY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q.Iar prospects: a minerals treaty for Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. ATOMIC ENERGY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing nation's commercial high-level radioactive~ {T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. BOOKS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Book preservation technologies (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212410/AS. 

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3 CARGO PREFERENCES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative approaches to fil:8Q ~: a supplement tQ an assessment of. maritime tme. amt technology (P.A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 198S. Background paper. NTIS #PB8S-239887/AS. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: an assessment of Qi! arul w systems. deepwater DQ!ti, arul nuclear powerplants off the. CQaS.t. of New Jersey and Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. CLEAN AIR ACT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching our )2reath: next fQr reducing urhan (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-1304S1/AS. COAL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q2al exports arul DQI.t development (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-2033S8. COASTAL AREAS OCEANOGRAPHY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-194S85. COASTWISE SHIPPING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Competition in coastal sen: an evaluation of. foreign maritime activities in the. 2Q2-mile EEZ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; July 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89224653. 

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4 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wetlands: their use and regulation (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175918. CONTINENT AL SHELF Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects of off shore energy systems: an assessment 9.f Qi! arul w systems. deeowater 12QtlS., arul nuclear oowerolants off .the. of New and Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. DEEP WATER PORTS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: an assessment Qf Qi! and m systems, deepwater ports, arul nuclear oowerplants off the of New Jersey and Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. DIOXINS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies fQ!: reducing dioxin in .the. manufacture of bleached .fil!OQ. .oull2 (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-223291. DREDGING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coal exports and 12QI1 development (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-203358. DRUG ABUSE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Border war on grugs_ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-184172. DRUG SEIZURES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Border~ on~ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-184172. 

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5 ELECTRIC ENGINEERING Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Renewable energy sources: thermal energy conversions (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. ENERGY FACILITY SITES Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation 21: liquefied natural m (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. ENERGY RESEARCH Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine applications for. fuel technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-l 83597 / AS. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Renewable QeaD energy sources: QeaD. thermal energy conversions (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental mue,s, affecting !lie. Panama (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects Q.f off shore energy systems: m assessment Qf oil arul w systems. deepwater ~. arul nuclear powerplants off llie. '2ast 21: New mg Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. J.Wng desalination technologies for !imr treatment (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senator Paul Simon; March 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-l 93354. 

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6 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching QY! ~: next for reducing Y!l2ru! 2 (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. ENVIRONMENT AL POLICY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next fQr municipal SQfut ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. ENVIRONMENT AL PROTECTION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental issues affecting the Panama C!ma! (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION--ANTARCTIC REGIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. f2lar prospects: a minerals treaty for Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. ESTUARIES--ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-194585. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Border war on drugs (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-184172. EXPORTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q!a! exports ruw port development (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-203358. 

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7 FEDERAL-ST A TE RELATIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Protecting the nation's groundwater from contamination-.YQ!. I~ II (P. J. Stone) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-154201/AS. FINANCE Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Renewable ocean energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions <B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. FISHERY CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT ACT Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Establishing a. 200,-mile fisheries zone (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; National Ocean Policy Study; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273578. FISHERY LAW AND LEGISLATION Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Establishing a. 200-mile fisheries (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; National Ocean Policy Study; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273578. FISHERY MANAGEMENT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and oceanography: an s;,:,9:,:,mcmt l2f Fcdcnll tc52hnologies oceanographic research ana monitoring (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Establishing a 200-mile fisheries (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; National Ocean Policy Study; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273578. FLAGS OF CONVENIENCE Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf oil .trulfilrr. casualties. 1969-1974 (R. W. Niblock) Reouested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Sc_ience, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. 

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8 FOREIGN TRADE POLICY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. QQ,fil exports and port development (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-203358. FUEL CELLS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine applications for fuel cell technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l 83597 / AS. GROUNDWATER Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Protecting the. nation's groundwater from contamination-yo]_. I~ II (P. J. Stone) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-154201/AS. HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. incineration: m !Ok in managing hazardous (H. Levenson, and R. Denison) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87l 00327 / AS. HAZARDOUS WASTES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Issues in medical waste management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. HOSPIT ALS--U.S.--ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Issues in medical management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. 

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9 INCINERATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next fQr. municipal SQ!id .ElS.m? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. incineration: it. role in managing hazardous (H. Levenson, and R. Denison) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100327/AS. INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing 1he. nation's commercial high-}eyel radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION--ANT ARCTIC REGIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Polar prospects: a minerals treaty fQr. Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. INTEROCEANIC CANALS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental i~ affecting tM Panama (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. INTERSTATE COMPACTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships YfilteI pressure: managing commercial low-}eyel radioactive .ElS.m (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. LAND USE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wetlands: their use and regulation (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175918. 

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10 LANDFILLS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's tmh.: what next for municipal SQfu1 ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. B.QQk preservation technologies (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212410/AS. LIGHTERAGE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Competition in coastal seas: an evaluation of foreign maritime activities in .the. 200-mile EEZ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; July 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89224653. LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of liquefied natural m (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE POLICY ACT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships under pressure: managing commercial low-kYe! radioactive~ (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE POLICY AMENDMENTS ACT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships under pressure: managing commercial low-level radioactive waste (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. MARINE ACCIDENTS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of oil tanker casualties. 1969-1974 (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. 

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11 MARINE ENGINEERING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine applications {Qr fuel technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86l 83597 / AS. MARINE GEOLOGY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology l!lil oceanography: m assessment or Federal technologies for oceanographic research and monitoring (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qean margin drilling (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80-198302. MARINE POLLUTION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-194585. MARINE TERMINALS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation or liquefied natural us. (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Q23l exports l\!lil .oort. development (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Technology Assessment Board; April 1981. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB81-203358. MARINE TRANSPORTATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qt: maritime UlUk ang_ technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Ways and Means; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-177781. MEDICAL WASTES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. mue.s, in medical management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. 

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12 MERCHANT MARINE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative approaches 12 120liy: Jl supplement !Q. m assessment Qf maritime trw;le, imd technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1985. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-239887 / AS. MERCHANT MARINE LEGISLATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qi maritime and technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Ways and Means; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-177781. MERCHANT SHIPS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment Qf maritime trade and technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Ways and Means; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-177781. METEOROLOGY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain mlP transported air pollutants: implications fm: mmJ.i P2licY. (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. METEROLOGICAL RESEARCH Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and oceanography: an assessment o..f Federal technologies f..or oceanographic research and monitoring (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. MINERALS RESERVES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine minerals: exploring mu: new QCea.11 frontier (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-217725/AS. 

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13 MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES--ANTARCTIC REGIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. fQlru: prospects: a minerals treaty for Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. MONITERED RETRIEVABLE STORAGE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing~ nation's commercial high-J&Btl radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. NARCOTIC TRAFFIC Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Border war on ID],!8.S_ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; March 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-184172. NATURAL RESOURCES--ANTARCTIC REGIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Polar prospects: a minerals t~ for Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. NITROGEN OXIDES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications for muilic. policy (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. NITROGENOXIDES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching our llr.eith: next for reducing urban ozone (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. 

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14 NUCLEAR FUEL REPROCESSING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing~ nation's commercial high-~ radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS--U.S. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation 2f: options for managing greater-than-Qall-~ kuY-~ radioactive~ (G. H. McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1988. Background paper. NUCLEAR WASTE POLICY ACT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing nation's commercial high-~ radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. OCEAN ENGINEERING Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Renewable energy sources: thermal energy conversions (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qcll!l margin drilling (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80-198302. OCEAN MINING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine minerals: exploring mu: new frontier (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-217725/AS. OCEAN POLICY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine minerals: exploring mu: .IlIDY. frontier (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-217725/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and oceanography: an assessment of Federal technologies for oceanographic research and. monitoring (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. 

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15 OCEAN THERMAL ENERGY CONVERSION Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Renewable ocean energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; May 1978. Report. NTIS #PB-283104. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Recent developments in ocean thermal energy (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80-201825. OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technology and oceanography: fill assessment Qf Federal technologies (or oceanographic research arul monitoring (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; June 1981. Report. NTIS #PB82-101718. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qe.an margin drilling (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Appropriations; May 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80l 98302. OFFSHORE ATOMIC POWER PLANTS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: an assessment Qi oil arul m systems. deepwater oom, arul nuclear oowerolants off of New krsev, arul Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. OIL POLLUTION CONTROL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coping with fill oiled film (P. A. Johnson, and W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: Rep. Billy Tauzin; Senator Ted Stevens; March 1990. Background Paper. OIL POLLUTION CONTROLTECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Cooing with an oiled film (P.A. Johnson, and W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: Rep. Billy Tauzin; Senator Ted Stevens; March 1990. Background Paper. 

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16 OIL POLLUTION CONTROL-WESTERN EUROPE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coping with ilD oiled ml (P. A. Johnson, and W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: Rep. Billy Tauzin; Senator Ted Stevens; March 1990. Background Paper. OIL POLLUTION OF RIVERS, HARBORS, ETC. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Qf oil tanker casualties, ~-1974 (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. OIL POLLUTION OF THE SEA Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coping with m o.ilm ml (P. A. Johnson, and W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: Rep. Billy Tauzin; Senator Ted Stevens; March 1990. Background Paper. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Coastal effects 2f offshore energy systems: il!l assessment Q( oil amt w systems. deepwater l20!1S.. amt nuclear powerplants ml C23S1 of New amt Delaware (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; November 1976. Report. NTIS #PB-274033. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of oil 13nm casualties. ~-12H (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. OZONE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis o{ omne. nonattainment provisions of "Clan Air Standards Attainment of 1987" (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; September 1987. Staff paper. OZONE--U.S.--ENVIRONMENT AL ASPECTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching QUI l;mmth: next fQr reducing 1W2il!l omne. (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. 

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17 OZONE--U.S.--STANDARDS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching our ~: next for reducing urban m (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. PANAMA CANAL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental affecting the Panama <&.nfil (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. PANAMA CANAL COMMISSION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental affecting the Panama (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Book preservation technologies (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212410/AS. PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS--U.S.--ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for reducing dioxin in the manufacture Q.( bleached wood .oulP. (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-223291. PASSENGER SHIPS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Competition in coastal : an evaluation of foreign maritime activities in~ ~-!llill' EEZ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; July 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89224653. 

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18 PETROLEUM Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Qil 3.llil w technologies fur. Arctic :mg deepwater (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; May 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86l l 9948/ AS. PL96-573 Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships under pressure: managing commercial low-leY.fil radioactive~ (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. PL99-240 Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships under pressure: managing commercial low-leY.fil radioactive~ (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/ AS. POLLUTION CONTROL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Environmental issues affecting~ Panama Canal (B. L. Silverstein) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; December 1978. Committee hearing. POLLUTION CONTROL--U.S.--TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for reducing dioxin in the manufacture of bleached~ .Plll.12 (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-223291. RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL IN THE GROUND Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing nation's commercial high-level radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL--U.S.--COSTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation of options for managing greater-than-Class-!: low-leY.fil radioactive (G. H. McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1988. Background paper. 

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19 RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL-COSTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships pressure: managing commercial low-km radioactive~ (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL-LAW AND LEGISLATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Partnerships~ pressure: managing commercial km'..-ml radioactive~ (GH McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-159534/AS. RADIOACTIVE WASTES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. in medical management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. RADIOACTIVE WASTES--U.S.--MANAGEMENT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Evaluation o{ options for. managing greater-tlllm-Oall-C. km'..-ml radioactive~ (G. H. McCabe) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1988. Background paper. REACTOR FUEL REPROCESSING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing nation's commercial high-level radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. RECYCLING OF WASTE PRODUCTS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next for municipal ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. 

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20 REFUSE AND REFUSE DISPOSAL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next fQr municipal solid fillSte,? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. 1ss.Y in medical fillSte. management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next for municipal~~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. SALINE WATER CONVERSION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. !ls.in& desalination technologies for water treatment (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senator Paul Simon; March 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-193354. SEASHORE ECOLOGY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-194585. SHIPBUILDING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Assessment of maritime trade and technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Ways and Means; October 1983. Report. NTIS #PB84-l 7778 l. SHIPPING BOUNTIES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Alternative approaches to cargQ policy: a supplement tQ m assessment of maritime 1!ruk and technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; August 1985. Background paper. NTIS #PB85-239887/AS. 

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21 SOLID WASTES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing nation's commercial high-level radioactive~ (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. SUBMARINE OIL WELL DRILLING Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Competition in coastal : fill evaluation of foreign maritime activities in~ 2QQ-mile EEZ (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; July 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89224653. SULPHUR OXIDES Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications fQr PYhli PQJ.icy (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-222967. SUPERTANKERS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of liquefied natural w (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. TANKERS Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis of oil tanker casualties. 1969-1974 (R. W. Niblock) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation/National Ocean Policy Study; February 1978. Committee print. TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine applications for fuel cell technology (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86I 83597 / AS. TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Book preservation technologies (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Appropriations; May 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88212410/AS. 

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22 TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing the nation's commercial high-level radioactive waste (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. TERRITORIAL WATERS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Marine minerals: exploring our new ocean frontier (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/ House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; July 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-217725/AS. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Establishing q 200-mile fisheries zone (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; National Ocean Policy Study; June 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273578. TOXIC SUBSTANCES LEGISLATION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. in medical 1YM.te, management (H. Levenson, and K. Wagner) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; October 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-136410/AS. TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of liquefied natural m (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: National Ocean Policy Study; September 1977. Report. NTIS #PB-273486. TREATIES--ANTARCTIC REGIONS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Polar prospects: ii. minerals tre.a!Y for Antarctica (W. E. Westermeyer) Requested by: House Committee on Foreign Affairs; House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; September 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-125403. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Managing nation's commercial high-level radioactive 1YM.te, (T. Cotton) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; March 1985. Report. NTIS #PB86-116852/AS. Oceans Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Recent developments in~ thermal energy (P. A. Johnson) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; April 1980. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB80-201825. 

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23 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's trash: what next fQr. municipal ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. URBAN AREAS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Analysis Q( m nonattainment provisions Q( "~ Air Standards Attainment A&1 Qf 1281" (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; September 1987. Staff paper. VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Catching QUI hre,ath: next for reducing qrbm m (R. M. Friedman) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; July 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-130451/AS. WASTE DISPOSAL IN THE OCEAN Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wastes in marine environments (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; April 1987. Report. NTIS #PB87-194585. Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. incineration: m rok in managing hazardous (H. Levenson, and R. Denison) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology/House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries/House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; August 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100327/AS. WASTE REDUCTION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Facing America's ,trash: what next fQr. municipal SQfu1 ~? (H. Levenson) Requested by: House Committee on Energy and Commerce; House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-157769/AS. WATER POLLUTION Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. lhing desalination technologies for water treatment (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senator Paul Simon; March 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-193354. 

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24 WATER POLLUTION CONTROL Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Protecting nation's groundwater from contamination-.YOl. I. II (P. J. Stone) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-154201/AS. WATER QUALITY Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Protecting~ nation's groundwater from contamination-.YOl. 1st. II (P. J. Stone) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; October 1984. Report. NTIS #PB85-154201/AS. WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. llG, of models for nter resources management. planning. and~ (R. M. Friedman)August 1982. Report. NTIS #PB83-103655. WATER USE Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. llmlg desalination technologies for water treatment (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senator Paul Simon; March 1988. Background paper. NTIS #PB88-193354. WETLANDS Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Wetlands: their arul regulation (W. Barnard) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; March 1984. Report. NTIS #PB84-175918. WOOD Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Technologies for. reducing dioxin in manufacture of bleached lYQQ!1 PYlP. (J. W. Curlin) Requested by: Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; May 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-223291. 

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I SET Program Publications by Subject Terms AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Salli skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System) (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-169221. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. skies for tomorrow: aviation fillfe!y in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safe skies for tomorrow: aviation fillfe!y in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. skies for tomorrow: aviation safety in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. AIRLINE LAW AND LEGISLATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. skies for tomorrow: aviation safety in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. AIRLINES ECONOMIC ASPECTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safe skies for tomorrow: aviation fillfe!y in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. 

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2 ASIAN AMERICAN ETHNIC GROUPS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends arut the scientific arut engineering work (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/ AS. AUDIOVISUAL EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power on! New tools lo!: teaching arut learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. AVIATION ACCIDENTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. skies for tomorrow: aviation~ in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. AVIATION SAFETY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. lo!: tomorrow: aviation~ in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; July 1988. Report. BLACK SCIENTISTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends and the scientific and engineering work t:2rct (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/ AS. CARL D. PERKINS VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ACT Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards f.or secondary s.chool vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-195176. 

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3 COMMERCIAL AVIATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert lllii Collision Avoidance System} (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-169221. COMMUNICATION IN SCIENCE Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment fQr. science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Elementary and secondary education fQr. science ind engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-139182/ AS. COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power Qll! New tools for teaching ;mg learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. COMPUTERS SOFTWARE Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power Qll! New tools for teaching ;mg learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. DECISION MAKING Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research funding as. an investment cm~ measure the. returns (E. Frankel, and B. J. Holt) Requested by: Task Force on Science Policy; April 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-218278/ AS. 

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4 DISTANCE LEARNING Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking for learning:a new course {Qr education (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. EDUCATIONAL ACCOUNT ABILITY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards {Qr secondary sc.ho.Ql vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-195176. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Educating scientists and engineers: grade, sc,hoQl to. grad (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-235973/AS. EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIONS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking {Qr learning:11 new~ {Qr education (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power on.! New tools for teaching i!!li! learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. EDUCATIONAL POLICY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking for learning:a new~ {Qr education (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. DUCA TIONAL TECHNOLOGY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking for learning:a new course {Qr education (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. 

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5 Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power Q.Il.! New tools for teaching arul learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Elementary and secondary education for science arul engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-139182/AS. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100319/AS. ENGINEERING Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Educating scientists and engineers: school tQ grad (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-235973/AS. ENGINEERING--U.S.--STUDY AND TEACHING Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Higher education for science !Ull! engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Elementary arul secondary education for science lllld engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-139182/ AS. ENGINEERS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends and the. scientific arul engineering work fQrc.e. (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/AS. ENGINEERS--U.S.--FUTURE Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Higher education for science arul engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. 

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6 FEDERAL AID TO RESEARCH Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research funding M DD investment can.~ measure the. returns (E. Frankel, and B. J. Holt) Requested by: Task Force on Science Policy; April 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-218278/AS. FEDERAL STATE RELATIONS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials: s.tate. awl activities (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-181971/AS. GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert irul Collision Avoidance System) (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-169221. GOVERNMENT REGULATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment (or science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRANSPORTATION ACT Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-1003 I 9 / AS. HIGHER EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Higher education for science awl engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. 

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7 MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gearing lll! for safety: motor carrier~ in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-124796. NATIONAL SECURITY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment for science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. NAVIGATIONAL AIDS (AERONAUTICS) Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System) (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-169221. NUCLEAR WASTE POLICY ACT Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100319/AS. PERFORMANCE BASED EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards for secondary school vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-195176. RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87l 00319 / AS. 

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8 RESEARCH Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research funding as an investment: an~ measure t.he. returns (E. Frankel, and B. J. Holt) Requested by: Task Force on Science Policy; April 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-218278/AS. RESEARCH AND ENVIRONMENT AL ASPECTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment fQr. science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. RESEARCH LAW AND LEGISLATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulato,s. environment fQr. science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. RESEARCH MANAGEMENT Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Research funding as an investment: an~ measure the. returns (E. Frankel, and B. J. Holt) Requested by: Task Force on Science Policy; April 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-218278/ AS. RURAL SCHOOLS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Linking for learning:a. new~ fQr. education (Roberts LG) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources; November 1989. Report. NTIS #PB90-156969/ AS. SCIENCE AND ETHICS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Regulatory environment for science (M. C. LaFollette) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; February 1986. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-182003/AS. SCIENCE EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends and the scientific and engineering work force (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/AS. 

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9 SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Elementary Bfill secondary education for science amt engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89l 39 l 82/ AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Educating scientists :mg engineers: &Wk 1Q. 8Wl s,chool (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; June 1988. Report. NTIS #PB88-235973/ AS. SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION--U.S.--FUTURE Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Higher education for science amt engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. SCIENTISTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic Bfill the. scientific anp engineering work~ (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/ AS. SCIENTISTS--U .S.--FUTURE Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Higher education for science aru.t engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; March 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-191290. SECONDARY EDUCATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards for secondary s.chool vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-195176. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Elementary and secondary education for science Bfill engineering (D. E. Chubin) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1988. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB89-139182/ AS. SPANISH AMERICANS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic mmgs_ and the. scientific Bfill engineering work (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/AS. 

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10 STATISTICS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends and the scientific and engineering work fQrc.e. (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/AS. TEACHING TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Power Qll! New tools fQr teaching !lllil learning (L. G. Roberts) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; September 1988. Report. TOXIC SUBSTANCES LEGISLATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100319/AS. TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gearing yp_ for fillfe.ty: mo.tor carrier s.afe1y in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-124796. TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation Qf hazardous materials (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; July 1986. Report. NTIS #PB87-100319/AS. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Transportation of hazardous materials: state !lllil !Qca! activities (E. B. Page) Requested by: Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; March 1986. Report. NTIS #PB86-181971/AS. TRUCKING Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gearing yp_ for safety: motor carrier safe.tY. in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-124796. 

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11 TRUCKS SAFETY MEASURES Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Gearing ID2 for safety: motor carrier~ in a competitive environment (E. B. Page) Requested by: House Committee on Public Works and Transportation; House Committee on Government Operations; September 1988. Report. NTIS #PB89-124796. U.S. FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System) (E. B. Page, and K. Dopart) Requested by: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; February 1989. Special report. NTIS #PB89-169221. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION--U.S.--STANDARDS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Performance standards for secondary Shoo! vocational education (M. J. Feuer) Requested by: House Committee on Education and Labor; April 1989. Background paper. NTIS #PB89-195176. WOMEN ENGINEERS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends and scientific aru! engineering work fQ,te. (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/ AS. WOMEN SCIENTISTS Science, Education, and Transportation Program, Office of Technology Assessment. Demographic trends aru! the scientific aru! engineering work fQ.[e. (E. Frankel) Requested by: House Committee on Science and Technology; December 1985. Technical memorandum. NTIS #PB86-206182/AS. 

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Title KWIC Index of OTA PUblications & Impact of inflation on the federal r & g investment, R & D Program, May 1980. Applications of Bk~ in the civil sector: the opportunity provided l2Y the Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. Role of demonstrations in federal Bk~ policy, R & D Program, July 1978. R & in the maritime industry: a supplement to an assessment of maritime trade and technology, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. Protecting the nation's groundwater from contamination-vol. I k II, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1984. 1 Regional i~plications of transported air pollutants: sn assessment of acidic deposition and ozone-vol. I k II, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. Wood use: 1:.s. competitiveness and technology-vol. I k II, IndustIy, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1983. Application of solar technology to today's energy needs-vol. I k II, Energy Program, June 1978. Information ~echnology Bk~= critical trends and issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1985. 182 UNISPACE '82: s context for international cooperation and competition, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1983. Technology transfer to the United States: the MIT -Japan Science and Technology Program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1989. 

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2 Drug labeling in developing and newly -industrialized countries, phase I, Health Program, December 1988. Aids and health insurance -an OTA survey, Health Program, February 1988. --CLINICAL Intensive care units (ICUs)--clinical outcomes, costs, and decisionmaking: health technology case study no. 28, Health Program, November 1984. -SOVIET u.s.-soviet cooperation in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, July 1985. 1 Trends and status 21 computers in schools: use in chapter 1 programs and use with limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. 10 Are we cleaning YR= 10 Superfund case studies, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. 1950-80 Patterns and trends i~ Federal coal lease ownership. 1950-80, Materials Program, April 1981. 1969-1974 Analysis 21 oil tanker casualties, 1969-1974, Oceans Program, February 1978. 1975-76 Analysis of the impacts 21 the projected natural gas curtailments for the winter 1975-76, Energy Program, November 1975. 

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1976 Potential effects of section~ of the Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act~ 1976, Energy and Materials Program, March 1986. 3 Review of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY 1976 through 1980, Energy Program, August 1976. Comparative anlaysis of the 1976 ERDA plan and program, Energy Program, May 1976. 1977 Applications of B & in the civil sector: the opportunity provided l2Y the Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. Criteria !,Qr evaluating .the implementation Pl.an required l2Y the Earthquake Hazards Reduction Act~ 1977, Exploratory Group, January 1980. 1979 Radiofrequency Y.ll and management: impacts from the World Administrative Radio conference~ 1979, communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1982. OTA priorities 1979, January 1979. 1980 Review of the ~.s. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY 1976 through 1980, Energy Program, August 1976. 1980-2000 World petroleum availability 1980-2000, Energy Program, November 1980. 

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1980S Proposal pressure in the 1980s: an indicator of stress .Qll the federal research system, science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1990. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects for the 1980s, Energy and Materials Program, July 1985. 1982 Review of the FAA 1982 National Airspace System Plan, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, August 1982. 1984 4 OTA workshop .Qn cargo policy. December~ ,ang 4, 1984: panelist's presentations and summary .O: discussion, August 1985. 1985 Technology. publj,Q policy. ,ang changing structure .O: American agriculture: A special report for the 1985 farm ial.l., Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. 1985-2000 Automation of ~ricas offices, li.15.-2000, communication and Information Technologies Program, December 1985. 1987 Analysis .0: the ozone nonattainment provisions .O: the "Clean Air standards Attainment Act .O: .l..ill.", Oceans and Environment Program, September 1987. Artificial insemination practice in the United States: summary of a 1987 survey, Biological Applications Program, August 1988. 

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1990S Agricultural research and technology transfer policies f.QI'. the 1990s, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1990. 20 5 World population and fertility planning technologies: the next 20 years, Human Resources Program, February 1982. 200-MILE competition in coastal seas: .an evaluation of foreign maritime activities in th.@ -mi.am, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. Establishing A -mile fisheries rn, Oceans Program, June 1977. 2000 u.s. natural gas availability: conventional gu supply through the n.a1: 2000, Energy and Materials Program, September 1983. u.~. natural gas availability: gas supply through the n.a1: rn, Energy and Materials Program, February 1985. Issues relevant .t.o (National crime Information center) 2000 proposals, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1987. 22 Effectiveness and costs .0: alcoholism treatment: health technology .U.8 study no. 22, Health Program, March 1983. 23 Safety. efficacy, and cost effectiveness of therapeutic apheresis: health technology case stugy no. ll, Health Program, July 1983. 

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2323 Analysis of selected mobile source provisions in H.R. 3030 and H-B 2323, oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. 24 6 variations in hospital length~ stay--their relationship to health outcomes: health technology case study Il.Q. 24, Health Program, August 1983. 25 Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. 25: technology and learning disabilities, Health Program, December 1983. 26 Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. 1..: assistive devices~ severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. 27 Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial, and policy analysis: health technology case study no. 27, Health Program, September 1984. 28 Intensive .Q.an units (ICUs)--clinical outcomes, costs, and decisionmaking: health technology case study Il.Q. 28, Health Program, November 1984. 29 Boston elbow: health technology study no. 29, Health Program, November 1984. 

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7 Anticipating the impacts of legislation: implementing Senate Rule 29.5 requiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. 3 Potential effects Qf section~ of the Federal Coal Leasing Amendments AQ.t Qf 1976, Energy and Materials Program, March 1986. OTA workshop 2n cargo policy, December~ and 4, 1984: panelist's presentations~ summary Qf discussion. August 1985. 30 Market .fQ.: wheelchairs--innovations and Federal policy: health technology go study .ng. ~, Health Program, November 1984. 3030 Analysis of selected mobile source provisions in H.R. 3030 and H-B ~, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. 31 contact lens industry--structure, competition, and public policy: health technology study .ng. ll, Health Program, December 1984. 32 Hemodialysis equipment and disposables industry: health technology case study .ng. ll, Health Program, December 1984. 33 Technologies .fQ.: managing urinary incontinence: health technology study llQ. ll, Health Program, July 1985. 

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34 Cost effectiveness of digital subtraction angiography in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: health technology case study no. 34, Health Program, May 1985. 35 8 Effectiveness and cost of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): health technology study IlQ. 35, Health Program, September 1985. 36 Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology study IlQ. 36: effects of federal policies on extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, Health Program, May 1986. 37 Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical tec:hnology: Health technology case study no. n: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse micl.wives--,A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. 4 OTA workshop on cargo policy, December i and~, 1984: panelist's presentations and summary Q! discussion, August 1985. 5 Anticipating the impacts of legislation: implementing Senate Rule 29.5 requiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. New developments in biotechnology 5: patenting life, Biological Applications Program, April 1989. 

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9 SO'S Technological issues of the S0's (other than energy or military), May 1980. ABOUT Institutional protocols for decisions about life-sustaining treatments, Biological Applications Program, July 1988. ACADEMIC Technology assessment activities in th. industrial, academic. and governmental communities, Exploratory Group, December 1976. ACCELERATION An Analysis of the Department .Qf the Interior's proposed acceleration .Qf development .Qf ill and gu .Qll th. outer continental shelf, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1975. ACCESS Analysis of laws governing access across Federal lands: options for access in Alaska, Materials Program, February 1979. ACCIDENTAL Treaty-compliant accidental launch protection system, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1988. ACHIEVE Proceedings of a workshop .Qll wear control to achieve product liability. Materials Program, February 1976. ACID Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications for public policy. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1984. 

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10 ACIDIC Regional implications Qi. transported air pollutants: an assessment of acidic deposition and ozone-vol. i & Il, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. ACQUISITION Automobile collision data: !Yl assessment Q.f. needs Am! methods of acquisition, Transportation Program, February 1975. ACROSS Analysis of laws governing access across Federal lands: options for access in Alaska. Materials Program, February 1979. ACT Applications Q.f. R & in :th@ civil sector: :th@ opportunity provided .bY the Federal Grant .ansi cooperative Agreement AQ.t of 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. Urbsm ozone AM .trul Clean Air AQ.t.: problems and proposals .fo;: change, oceans and Environment Program, April 1988. Analysis Q.f. the ozone nonattainment provisions of the "Clean Air standards Attainment Act of 1987", Oceans and Environment Program, September 1987. Criteria for evaluating :th@ implementation~ required ,by the Earthquake Hazards Reduction bQt Q.f. 1977, Exploratory Group, January 1980. Potential effects Qi. section~ .Q! Federal ,CQAl Leasing Amendments Act. .Q! li.2., Energy and Materials Program, March 1986. ACTIVITIES Agreement governing the activities .O.: states .on the and other celestial bodies, Telecommunications Program, August 1980. 

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Transportation of hazardous materials: state and local activities, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1986. Impact .0:. A Department .0:. Education .on Federal science AM technology activities, R & D Program, August 1978. competition in coastal Dll= An evaluation .0:. foreign maritime activities .in the 200-mile EEZ, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. 11 Review of the Department .Q.f Energy modernization plan: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation .0:. activities~ certain facilities in the Department .ot Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. International cooperation And competition in civilian space activities, International Security and Commerce Program, June 1985. Quality and relevance Q! research and related activities~ the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory, Health Program, August 1983. Update Qt Federal activities regarding the use of pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, May 1984. Technology assessment activities .in trul industrial, academic. And governmental communities, Exploratory Group, December 1976. ADDRESS Proceedings .0:. .th.& OTA seminar .on :tM Discrete Address Beacon System C), Transportation Program, July 1980. ADEQUATE Scientific eguipment for undergraduates: .i. .it adeguate, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1986. ADJUSTMENT Trade adjustment assistance: n8!l ideas .f.QI: AD old program. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. 

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ADMINISTRATION Preliminary analysis of the IRS Tax Administration System, Telecommunications Program, March 1977. 12 Medical devices and the Veterans Administration, Health Program, February 1985. Hospital information systems at the Veterans Administration, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. Social Security Administration and information technology, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1986. ADMINISTRATION'S Assessment of the Veterans Administration's method of analyzing its hospital mortality. Health Program, April 1989. ADMINISTRATIVE Radiofrequency .Y. .aiig management: impacts from the World Administrative Radio conference .Q! 1979, communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1982. ADULTS Technology and structural unemployment: reemploying displaced adults, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, February 1986. ADVANCE Plant closing: advance notice and rapid response, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. ADVANCED Impact of advanced air transport technology: part IY--financing and program alternatives for advanced high-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, August 1982. 

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Impact of advanced Ail: transport technology:~ m--air service .:t.o. small communities, Transportation Program, February 1982. ImDact of advanced air transport technology:~ n--the air cargo system, Transportation Program, January 1982. Impact .o.f advanced .a.u: transport technology:~ I--advanced high-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, April 1980. 13 Impact of advanced group rapid transit technology. Transportation Program, January 1980. Advanced vehicle/highway systems ,ang urban traffic problems, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1989. Advanced materials~ design, Energy and Materials Program, June 1988. New structural materials technologies: opportunities for the use .o.f advanced ceramics and composites, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. ADVISORY Health .o.f the scientific and technical enterprise: .an advisory panel report ,tg :th Office .o.f Technology Assessment, R & D Program, October 1978. AFFECTING Environmental issues affecting the Panama Canal, Oceans and Environment Program, December 1978. AFFORDABLE Affordable spacecraft design and launch alternatives, International Security and Commerce Program, January 1990. AFRICA Enhancing agriculture in Africa: A role for u.s. development assistance, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1988. 

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Africa tomorrow: issues in technology, agriculture, and U.S. foreign aid, Food and Renewable Resources Program, December 1984. AFRICAN 14 Grassroots development: the African Development Foundation, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1988. AFTER Appropriate care for cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues of medical safety and appropriateness, Health Program, October 1988. Reclaiming prime farmlands and other ru.gn-guality croplands after surface coal mining, Energy and Materials Program, December 1985. AGE Nuclear power in an a9e ..21 uncertainty. Energy and Materials Program, February 1984. Federal scientific and technical information in .an electronic : opportunities and challenges, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in an electronic age, communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1988. Intellectual property rights in .an age of electronics and information, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1986. AGENCY Review of the u.~. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY 1976 through 1980, Energy Program, August 1976. 

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15 AGING Technology and aging in America, Biological Applications Program, June 1985. AGREEMENT Agreement governing the activities of states on the mQ.Qn and other celestial bodies, Telecommunications Program, August 1980. Applications Q,f R & Din the civil sector:~ opportunity provided l2Y the Federal Grant .a.mi cooperative Agreement Act .Q.f lill, R & D Program, June 1978. AGRICULTURAL Review Q.f u.~. competitiveness in agricultural trade, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, October 1986. Agricultural research mm technology transfer policies f2': 1990s, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1990. continuing trul commitment: agricultural deyelopment in~ Sahel. Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1986. Agricultural postharvest technology Ansi marketing economics research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1983. Assessment .Q.f united states food .ang agricultural research system, Food Program, December 1981. AGRICULTURE Enhancing agriculture in Africa: A .:ca for u.s. development assistance, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1988. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in u.s. arid/semiarid lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1983. Technology. public policy. and the changing structure Ql.. American agriculture: A special report .f.o.: the~ !Am~, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. 

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16 Technology. public policy. and the changing structure of American agriculture, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. Water-related technologies .fQr sustainable agriculture in arid/ semiarid lands: selected foreign experience, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. Technologies to benefit agriculture and wildlife, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1985. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture, and y.~. foreign aid, Food and Renewable Resources Program, December 1984. AID Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture, and U.S. foreign aid. Food and Renewable Resources Program, December 1984. AIDS Impact .Qf rn .sm :the. Kaiser Permanente Medical~ Program (Northern Califomia Region), Health Program, July 1988. Aids .and health insurance -G OTA survey, Health Program, February 1988. How effective is AIDS education?, Health Program, June 1988. Do insects transmit aids?, Health Program, September 1987. Costs of AIDS and other HIY infections: review .Qf the estimates, Health Program, May 1987. Review g: the Public Health service's response torn, Health Program, February 1985. AIR Impact of advanced air transport technology: Ra.rt IV--financing and program alternatives for advanced high-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, August 1982. 

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Impact of advanced air transport technology: part rn--air service to small communities, Transportation Program, February 1982. Impact .Q.f advanced air transport technology: part n--the air cargo system, Transportation Program, January 1982. Impact .Q.f advanced air transport technology: p_a,rt I--advanced bigh-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, April 1980. 17 Airport and air traffic control system, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, January 1982. Urban ozone m}g the Clean All Act: problems m}g proposals for change, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1988. Analysis .Q.f ozone nonattainment provisions .Q.f the "Clean All Standards Attainment Act~ l.m", Oceans and Environment Program, September 1987. Regional implications .Q.f transported air pollutants: an assessment of acidic deposition and ozone-vol. I & ll, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. Ac.ig run and transported m pollutants: implications for public policy. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1984. AIRCRAFT Impact .Q.f advanced m transport technology: p_a,rt IV--financing and program alternatives~ advanced bigh-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, August 1982. Impact .Q.f advanced air transport technology: p_a,rt ~--advanced bigh-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, April 1980. AIRPORT Airport and ill traffic control system, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, January 1982. Airport system development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, August 1984. 

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AIRSPACE Review of the FAA 1982 National Airspace System Plan, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, August 1982. ALASKA 18 Analysis of laws governing access across Federal lands: options for access in Alaska, Materials Program, February 1979. ALCOHOL Effects of replacing lead with aromatic versus alcohol octane enhancers in gasoline, Energy and Materials Program, January 1986. ALCOHOLISM Effectiveness and costs of alcoholism treatment: health technology case study D.Q. ll, Health Program, March 1983. ALERT Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System), Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1989. ALLOCATING Implications .o.f. .QQ.t-effectiveness analysis .o.f. medical technology: allocating costs and benefits in disease prevention programs--.an application to cervical cancer screening, Health Program, May 1981. ALTERNATIVE Federal funding of rail rehabilitation: a review of alternative approaches, Transportation Program, September 1975. Alternative approaches to cargo policy: a supplement to .an assessment .o.f. maritime trade and technology. Oceans and Environment Program, August 1985. 

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Assessment of alternative economic stockpiling policies, Materials Program, August 1976. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing 2il imports, Energy Program, September 1982. 19 Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing oil imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels from coal, Energy Program, November 1982. Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural gas imports-background paper, Energy Program, March 1980. Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural gas imports, Energy Program, March 1980. ALTERNATIVES Impact of advanced air transport technology: part IY--financing and program alternatives fQl: advanced high-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, August 1982. Affordable spacecraft design and launch alternatives, International Security and Commerce Program, January 1990. Round .tl:iP .t.Q orbit: human spaceflight alternatives, International Security and commerce Program, August 1989. Nutrition research alternatives, Food Program, September 1978. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives fQl: reducing ill imports--environmental issues of synthetic transportation fuels from coal-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-AD assessment Q.f current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. Increased automobile .fye_l, efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives f2l: reducing oil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions of synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. 

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20 Assessment Qt alternatives for A national computerized criminal history system, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1982. Alternatives to animal use in research, testing. and education, Biological Applications Program, February 1986. ALZHEIMER'S Losina a million minds: confronting the tragedy of alzheimers disease and other dementias, Biological Applications Program, April 1987. AMBULATORY Prescription drugs and elderly Americans: ambulatory use and approaches to coverage for Medicare, Health Program, October 1987. Effectiveness and cost of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): health technology study llQ. 35, Health Program, September 1985. AMENDMENT Science, technology, and the First Amendment, Communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1988. AMENDMENTS Potential effects of section~ of the Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act of liZ.., Energy and Materials Program, March 1986. AMERICA Communications and rural America, Transportation Program, January 1978. Analysis of "Buy America" proposals for offshore drilling rigs and production facilities, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1988. 

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21 Technology and aging in America, Biological Applications Program, June 1985. AMERICA'S Facing America's trash: what~ .tQr municipal solid waste?, oceans and Environment Program, October 1989. Paying the llil,: manufacturing and America's trade deficit, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. Automation Qt America's offices, .lil.2,-2000, Communication and Information Technologies Program, December 1985. AMERICAN Technology and the American economic transition: choices for the future, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, May 1988. Technology, public policy. ,Ang .thA changing structure .of American agriculture: A special report f.21: lill firm illl., Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. Technology, public policy. AM the changing structure of American agriculture, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. Technology, renewable resources, and American crafts, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1984. Informational technology and its impact 2n American education, communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1982. AMERICANS Prescription drugs and elderly Americans: ambulatory use and approaches :tQ coverage for Medicare, Health Program, October 1987. 

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22 ANALYSES Analyses of trends in coverage and preliminary estimates of the effects of an employer mandate and medicaid expansion, Health Program, July 1989. Analyses of effects of limited nuclear warfare, Ad Hoc committee, September 1975. ANALYSIS Financial viability of Conrail: review and analysis, Transportation Program, September 1975. Preliminary analysis of the IRS Tax Administration System, Telecommunications Program, March 1977. Analysis of selected mobile source provisions in H-B 3030 and H-B 2323, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. An Analysis Q! the Department of the Interior's proposed acceleration of development Q! oil and gas Qn the outer continental shelf. Oceans and Environment Program, March 1975. Analysis of "Buy America" proposals for offshore drilling ,rig_ and production facilities, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1988. Analysis of the ozone nonattainment provisions of the "Clean Air Standards Attainment Act of 198711, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1987. Analysis Q! the Montreal Protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer, Oceans and Environment Program, December 1987. Analysis of ill tanker casualties, 1969-1974, Oceans Program, February 1978. Analysis of the feasibility of separating exploration from production of oil and gas on the outer continental shelf, Oceans Program, May 1975. Oil transportation )2y tankers: an analysis of marine pollution and safety measures, Oceans Program, July 1975. 

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23 Habitability of the Love canal area: an analysis of the technical basis i..Ql: the decision on the habitability of the emergency declaration area, Materials Program, June 1983. Analysis of laws governing access across Federal lands: options for access in Alaska, Materials Program, February 1979. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology case study DQ. 37: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nursemidwives--a policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. Critical analysis of delayed effects of the military draft mortality, Health Program, September 1986. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: methodological issues and literature review, Health Program, September 1980. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial, and policy analysis: health technology study DQ. 27, Health Program, September 1984. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis Qt medical technology: .f.Qyr common x-.:av procedures--problems and prospects i..Ql: economic evaluation, Health Program, April 1982. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis Qt medical technology: .th. management Qt health care technology in ten countries, Health Program, October 1980. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis Qt medical technology: .th. efficacy .a.n.d QQ.st effectiveness Qt psychotherapy, Health Program, October 1980. Implications Q:f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: surgery for breast cancer, Health Program, October 1981. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the costs and effectiveness of nurse practitioners, Health Program, July 1981. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis Qt medical technology: elective hysterectomy--costs, risks, and benefits. Health Program, October 1981. 

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Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Q.t benefit/cost effectiveness Qf medical technologies--A go study .Q.t orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. Implications Qf cost-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and cost effectiveness, Health Program, May 1982. 24 Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in tb.e. Washington, ~.c. rn, Health Program, July 1981. Implications Qf cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: benefit-!U}g-cost analysis .0: medical interventions--the case of cimetidine and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. Implications Qf cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the costs and effectiveness Qf neonatal intensive ~, Health Program, August 1981. Implications .Qf. cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: tb.e. artificial heart--.c.om;, risks, And benefits, Health Program, May 1982. Implications .Qf. .QQG-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: tb.e. .c.om; effectiveness .2! upper gastronintestinal endoscopy, Health Program, May 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: allocating costs A.rul benefits in disease prevention programs--AD application .t2 cervical cancer screening, Health Program, May 1981. Implications .0: cost-effectiveness analysis Qf medical technology: the cost effectiveness .2! marrow transplant therapy and its policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. Implications .0: Q.Q.t-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing the effectiveness and costs of .th Keyes technique, Health Program, May 1981. Implications .0: cost-effectiveness analysis .0: medical technology: cost effectiveness of automated multichannel chemistry analyzers, Health Program, May 1981. 

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Implications .Qt cost-effectiveness analysis .Qt medical technology: the feasibility .Qt economic evaluation .Qt diagnostic procedure--the case .Qt~ scanning, Health Program, April 1981. Implications .Qt cost-effectiveness analysis .Qt medical technology: formal analysis, policy formulation, And~ stage renal disease, Health Program, April 1981. Implications .Qt cost-effectiveness analysis .Qt medical technology. Health Program, August 1980. 25 Analysis .Qf .:tM range of institutional options available to house A proposed National Center .fQx Biological Diversity and conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. Emerging :,oog marketing technologies: A preliminary analysis, Food Program, October 1978. Food information systems: summary ,ang analysis, Food Program, August 1976. Preliminary analysis .Qt :tM demographic trends influencing .:tM elementaz:y ,ang secondary school system. Exploratory Group, May 1977. Analysis .Qt~~ R,l.an and program, Energy Program, October 1978. Analysis of the proposed national energy plan, Energy Program, August 1977. Analysis of the impacts of the projected natural gas curtailments :or .:tM winter .1212-1.., Energy Program, November 1975. Review Q.f postal automation strategy: A technical ,ang decision analysis, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1984. commercial biotechnology: mi international analysis, Biological Applications Program, January 1984. ANALYZERS Implications .Qt cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cost effectiveness .0: automated multichannel chemistry analyzers, Health Program, May 1981. 

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ANALYZING Assessment of the Veterans Administration's method of analyzing its hospital mortality, Health Program, April 1989. ANGELES Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Los Angeles case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. ANGIOGRAPHY 26 Cost effectiveness Qf. digital subtraction angiography .i.n the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: health technology case study no. 34, Health Program, May 1985. ANIMAL Federal regulation ,ADg animal patents, Biological Applications Program, February 1988. Alternatives to animal YU .i.n research, testing. and education, Biological Applications Program, February 1986. ANIMALS Impacts of applied genetics: micro-organisms, plants, and animals, Human Resources Program, April 1981. Transgenic animals, Biological Applications Program, February 1988. ANLAYSIS Implications of cost-effectiveness anlaysis of medical technology: screening for colon cancer--~ technology assessment, Health Program, April 1981. Comparative anlaysis of the 1976 ERDA plan and program, Energy Program, May 1976. 

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ANNUAL Annual report to the Congress, ANTARCTICA Polar prospects: A minerals treaty for Antarctica, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. ANTI-SATELLITE 27 Anti-satellite weapons, countermeasures, .AM rn control, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1985. ANTICIPATING Anticipating~ impacts of legislation: implementing senate Rule 29.5 requiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. APHERESIS .. Safety. efficacy, AM .Q.Q.'.t. effectiveness gt therapeutic apheresis: health technology .QAU study IlQ. Health Program, July 1983. APPALACHIAN status report .on~ potential ttom devonian shales .Q.f Appalachian Basin, Energy Program, November 1977. APPAREL y.s. textile and apparel industry: A revolution in progress, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, April 1987. 

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APPLICABLE U.S. disaster assistance to developing countries: lessons applicable to U.S. domestic disaster programs, Exploratory Group, January 1980. APPLICATION Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating costs and benefits in disease prevention programs--an application to cervical cancer screening, Health Program, May 1981. 28 Application of solar technology to today's energy needs-vol.~ k II, Energy Program, June 1978. APPLICATIONS civilian space policy and applications, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, June 1982. Applications Q.f. R k D ..1.n the civil sector: the opportunity provided l2Y the Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act Q.f. 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. Marine applications~ fuel cell technology. Oceans and Environment Program, February 1986. APPLIED Impacts Q.f. applied genetics: micro-organisms, plants, and animals, Human Resources Program, April 1981. APPROACHES Federal funding of rail rehabilitation: a review Q.f. alternative approaches, Transportation Program, September 1975. Alternative approaches to cargo policy:~ supplement to~ assessment of maritime trade and technology. Oceans and Environment Program, August 1985. 

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29 Prescription drugs and elderly Americans: ambulatory~ and approaches to coverage for Medicare, Health Program, October 1987. APPROPRIATE Selected federal programs in appropriate technology. R & D Program, October 1978. Appropriate care for cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues .Qt medical safety and appropriateness, Health Program, October 1988. APPROPRIATENESS Appropriate care .f.Qr cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues .Qt medical safety and appropriateness, Health Program, October 1988. ARCHAEOLOGY Technologies .f.Qr underwater archaeology ,ang maritime preservation. Energy and Materials Program, September 1987. ARCTIC Oil ,ang gas technologies .f.Qr the Arctic and deepwater. oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. oil production in :th@ Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Energy and Materials Program, February 1989. ARE Are~ cleaning ]m: l.Q. superfund studies, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. AREA Habitability of the~ canal rn: fill analysis of the technical basis .f.Qr :th.@ decision .on the habitability of the emergency declaration area, Materials Program, June 1983. 

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30 Implications Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis Q.f medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in the Washington, ~.c. area, Health Program, July 1981. AREAS Feasibility and value of broadband communications in rural areas: s preliminary evaluation, Transportation Program, April 1976. Defining rural areas: impact .Qil health care policy and research, Health Program, July 1989. Integrated renewable resource management for u.~. insular areas, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1987. ARID Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in y.s. arid/semiarid lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1983. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in arid/ semiarid lands: selected foreign experience, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. ARMS Anti-satellite weapons, countermeasures, and arms control, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1985. Arms control in space, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1984. AROMATIC Effects Q.f replacing lead with aromatic versus alcohol octane enhancers in gasoline, Energy and Materials Program, January 1986. 

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31 ARTIFICIAL Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the artificial heart--cost, risks, and benefits, Health Program, May 1982. Federal funding for artificial intelligence research and development, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1987. Artificial insemination practice in the United States: summary of a 1987 survey, Biological Applications Program, August 1988. AS Research funding ll an investment: Qfill measure the returns, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1986. ASPECTS Reproductive health hazards in the workplace: selected aspects of reproductive health hazards regulation, Biological Applications Program, October 1985. ASSESSING Assessing contractor use in Superfund, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, January 1989. Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in the Washington, o.c. area, Health Program, July 1981. Assessing the efficacy and safety of medical technologies, Health Program, September 1978. Assessing biological diversity in the United States: data considerations, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. 

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ASSESSMENT Assessment of community planning for mass transit-bibliography, Transportation Program, February 1976. 32 Assessment of community planning for transit-Minneapolis/St. case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-technical report, Transportation Program, February 1976. Automated quideway transit: an assessment of PRT and other new systems, Transportation Program, June 1975. Automobile collision data: an assessment Q! needs and methods ,Q! acguisition, Transportation Program, February 1975. Assessment of community planning for transit-Washington, D.~. gn study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Seattle case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment Q! community planning .f.Qr mass transit-~ Francisco case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning .f.Qr transit-1,Q, Angeles case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Denver case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Chicago case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning .f.Qr transit-Boston case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning .f.Qr mass transit-Atlanta case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for transit, Transportation Program, February 1976. Technology assessment of changes in .trui! future~ and characteristics .Qt~ automobile transportation system, Transportation Program, February 1979. 

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Preliminary assessment of the National crime Information center .ang :th.e computerized criminal histoey systems, Telecommunications Program, December 1978. Health .Q.f :th.e scientific .ang technical enterprise: mi advisory panel report ,t.Q :th,e Office of Technology Assessment, R & D Program, October 1978. Assessment of technology for local development, R & D Program, January 1981. Alternative approaches to cargo polic_y: a supplement to mi assessment .Q.f maritime trade .ang technology. oceans and Environment Program, August 1985. 33 B & in .thA maritime industry: A supplement .t.Q mi assessment of maritime trade .ans1 technology. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. coastal effects .Q.f. offshore energy systems: mi assessment .Q.f ill and gas systems, deepwater ports, .ans1 nuclear powerplants .QU :th,e coast of Hll Jersey And Delaware, oceans Program, November 1976. Regional implications gt transported .air pollutants: An assessment .Q,f acidic deposition And ozone-vol. I & ll, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. Technology .ang oceanography: mi assessment gt Federal technologies f.91: oceanographic research and monitoring. Oceans and Environment Program, June 1981. Assessment .Q.f maritime trade And technology, oceans and Environment Program, October 1983. Assessment .0: development And production potential .0: Federal coal leases, Materials Program, December 1981. Assessment of oil shale technologies, Materials Program, June 1980. Assessment of information systems capabilities reguired .t.Q support u.~. materials policy decisions, Materials Program, December 1976. Assessment of alternative economic stockpiling policies, Materials Program, August 1976. 

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34 Assessment of the Veterans Administration's method of analyzing its hospital mortality. Health Program, April 1989. Fourth report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1988. Third report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1987. First report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1985. Second report .Q!l the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1986. Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness anlaysis of medical technology: screening for colon cancer--~ technology assessment, Health Program, April 1981. Computer technology in medical education and assessment, Health Program, September 1979. Assessment .Q.f technologies .Q.: determining cancer risks~ the environment, Health Program, June 1981. strategies .t.o.: medical technology assessment, Health Program, September 1982. Development of medical technology: opportunities for assessment, Health Program, August 1976. Government involvement in the innovation process: a contractor's report to the Office .Q.f Technology Assess~ent, Government Policies for Innovation, August 1978. Assessment of the United states food and agrioultural research system, Food Program, December 1981. Technology assessment candidates and priorities, Exploratory Group, July 1978. Technology assessment in business and government, Exploratory Group, January 1977. Technology assessment activities in the industrial, academic, and governmental communities, Exploratory Group, December 1976. 

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35 Increased automobile .fYe.l. efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives ,m reducing oil imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-An assessment .Qf current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. Technology assessment Qt QAl slurry pipelines, Energy Program, March 1978. Assessment of alternatives for A national computerized criminal history system, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1982. ASSISTANCE Trade adjustment assistance: new ideas~ An old program. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. Enhancing agriculture in Africa: A ,rg,le, y.~. development assistance, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1988. Role .Qf y.s. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity in developing countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1986. u.~. disaster assistance t.2 developing countries: lessons applicable t.2 y.~. domestic disaster programs, Exploratory Group, January 1980. Electronic delivery of public assistance benefits: technology options And policy issues, communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1988. ASSISTANTS Implications .Qf cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology study .DQ. 37: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse midwives--A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. ASSISTIVE Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. 26: assistive devices for severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. 

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36 AT Review of the Department of Energy modernization plan: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation of activities at certain facilities in the Department of Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. Summary of the situation at :th,e Brio refining superfund site, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, January 1990. Quality and relevance of research and related activities at the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory, Health Program, August 1983. Technology transfer at the National Institutes of Health, Health Program, March 1982. Hospital information systems at the Veterans Administration, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. ATOMIC Evaluation of the feasibility .Q! studyir,g l.Qng-nrm health effects in atomic veterans, Special Projects, July 1985. ATTACK New technology for NATO: implementing follow-on forces attack, International Security and Commerce Pcogram, June 1987. Technologies for NATO's follow-Qn forces attack concept, International security and Commerce Program, July 1986. ATTAINMENT Analysis .Q! the ozone nonattainment provisions of the "Clean Air Standards Attainment Act .Q! 1987", Oceans and Environment Program, September 1987. AUTOMATED Automated guideway transit: s.n assessment of PRT and other new systems, Transportation Program, June 1975. 

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Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Qf medical technology: cost effectiveness .Qf automated multichannel chemistry analyzers, Health Program, May 1981. AUTOMATIC Automatic train control .in .rail rapid transit, Transportation Program, May 1976. AUTOMATION Automation and robotics fo..: space station: phase~ considerations, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, October 1985. 37 computerized manufacturing automation: employment, education. and the workplace, communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1984. Automation of America's offices, 1985-2000, Communication and Information Technologies Program, December 1985. Automation and .th!! workplace: selected labor. education, ,and training issues, communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1983. Review .Qf postal automation strategy: A technical and decision analysis, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1984. AUTOMOBILE Automobile collision gay: .an assessment 2f needs and methods .Qf acquisition, Transportation Program, February 1975. Technology assessment .Qf changes .in the future use and characteristics .Qf :trul automobile transportation system, Transportation Program, February 1979. Automobile update: facts ,and figures, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, September 1985. Increased automobile .f!li!l, efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing .oil imports, Energy Program, September 1982. 

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38 Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative~ reducing ill imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels from coal, Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile lYli efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing .oil. imports--environmental issues of synthetic transportation fuels fr.om .coAl.-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil JJpports--water availability for synthetic fuels-An assessment .ot current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing ill imports--selected technical and economic comparisions of synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. AUTOMOBILES y.s. industrial competitiveness: A comparison ot steel, electronics. ,ang automobiles, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1981. Technology ,ang handicapped people: ~andatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues and evidence, Health Program, September 1982. AVAILABILITY Technology and Soviet energy availability. International Security and Commerce Program, November 1981. Increased automobile lYli efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing ill imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-An assessment .ot current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. y.s. natural gu availability: conventional gas supply through the year 2000, Energy and Materials Program, September 1983. World petroleum availability 1980-2000, Energy Program, November 1980. 

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39 ~-~ natural gas availability: gas supply through the year 2000, Energy and Materials Program, February 1985. AVAILABLE Analysis of the range .Q.f. institutional options available to house A proposed National center .fQr Biological Diversity and Conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. AVIATION Safe skies .fo.r tomorrow: aviation safety in a competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, July 1988. AVOIDANCE Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System), Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1989. B Automation and robotics .fQr tM space station: phase B considerations, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, October 1985. BALLISTIC Ballistic missile defense technologies, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1985. BANKING International competition in services: banking. building. software know-how, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, July 1987. 

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BASE Holding the edge: maintaining the defense technology base, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1989. 40 Defense technology au: introduction AM overview, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1988. BASED Review .0.: selected Federal vaccine AM immunization policies: based 2n case studies Q.f pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, September 1979. BASIC Organizing and financing basic research~ increase food production, Food Program, June 1977. BASIN status report 2n j;he, gu potenti.a.l. .fi:.QJJ! devonian shales .Qf the Appalachian Basin. Energy iirogram, November 1977. BASING MX missile basing, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1981. BASIS Habitability .0.: .tll canal area: ,an analysis .0.: the technical basis for .tll decision 2n habitability .0.: j;he, emergency declaration area. Materials Program, June 1983. BE Coming clean: Superfund problems QAn be solved Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, October 1989. 

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BEACON Proceedings ,Qf the OTA seminar QD. the Discrete Address Beacon System<>, Transportation Program, July 1980. BEDS 41 Reolacing the Rosebud Sioux Hospital: number of beds and whether s surgical suite is needed, Health Program, August 1985. BEFORE Appropriate care for cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues .Qf medical safety and appropriateness, Health Program, October 1988. BEINGS Technologies .f.Q.r detecting heritable mutations in human beings, Health Program, September 1986. BENEFICIARIES Preventive health services for medicare beneficiaries:policy and research issues, Health Program, February 1990. Breast cancer screening~ Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness, costs to Medicare and medical resources required, Health Program, November 1987. BENEFIT Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cost benefit/cost effectiveness ,Qf medical technologies--g case study Qt orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. Technologies to benefit agriculture and wildlife, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1985. 

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BENEFIT-AND-COST Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: benefit-and-cost analysis of medical interventions--the of cimetidine and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. BENEFITS 42 Benefits of increased use Q~ continuous casting .QY the ~.s. steel industry, Materials Program, October 1979. Implications .Qf cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--costs, risks, and benefits, Health Program, October 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the artificial heart--cost, risks, and benefits, Health Program, May 1982. Implications .Qf cost-effectiveness analysis .Qf medical technology: allocating costs and benefits in disease prevention programs--.sm application to cervical cancer screening, Health Program, May 1981. Electronic delivery .Qf public assistance benefits: technology options .A,nd policy issues, communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1988. BETTER Making things better:competing in manufacturing. Industry, Technology, and Employmant Program, February 1990. BETWEEN Permanently orbiting space cyolers between Earth and Mall, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1986. BIG Big dumb boosters:~ low-cost space transportation option?, International Security and Commerce Program, February 1989. 

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Mapping our genes. Genome projects: H2l! )2ig? H2l! .tu,t?, Biological Applications Program, April 1988. BILL Paving the Rill: manufacturing and America's trade deficit, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. 43 Technology. public policy, and the changing structure of American agriculture: a special report .f.21: the 1985 farm bill, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. Biology, medicine, Ang :the. lill .Q! Rights. Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1988. BIO EQUIVALENCE Drug bioeguivalence, Health Program, July 1974. BIOLOGICAL Potential biological Ang electronic effects .Q! Empress ll, International Security and Commerce Program, November 1988. Analysis .ct :the. range .Qf institutional options available ,tQ house a proposed National center :o.r Biological Diversity and Conservation Research. Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. Technologies to maintain biological diversity. Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1987. Innovative biological technologies~ lesser developed countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1985. Role of y.s. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity in developing countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1986. Grassroots conservation .Q! biological diversity in :the. Ynited states, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1986. Assessing biological diversity in :the. United states: .QAY considerations, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. 

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Biological effects of power freguency electric and magnetic fields, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. Energy from biological processes, Energy Program, July 1980. BIOLOGY Biology. medicine, .AM .tM .Bill Qt Rights, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1988. BIOMEDICAL 44 status Qt biomedical research .AM related technology for tropical diseases, Health Program, September 1985. Use of biomedical tests in paternity determination, Biological Applications Program, July 1986. BIOTECHNOLOGY New developments in biotechnology~= patenting life, Biological Applications Program, April 1989. New developments in bJ.s,technology: y... investment in biotechnology. Biological Applications Program, July 1988. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic and ecological issues, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. New developments in biotechnology: public perceptions Qt biotechnology. Biological Applications Program, May 1987. New developments in biotechnology: ownership Q.! human tissues and cells, Biological Applications Program, March 1987. commercial biotechnology: .an international analysis, Biological Applications Program, January 1984. BIRTHWEIGHT Neonatal intensive care for low birthweight infants: costs and effectiveness, Health Program, December 1987. 

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BLEACHED Technologies for reducing dioxin in the manufacture of bleached wood m.lJ..R, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1989. BLOOD Blood policy and technology. Health Program, January 1985. BODIES Agreement governing the activities Q.f states Qil the moon and other celestial bodies, Telecommunications Program, August 1980. BONE 45 unrelated l2QD. marrow transplants in~ united states:policy issues from a patient perspective, Health Program, February 1990;revised March 1990. Bone marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical status ,and policy issues. Health Program, October 1987. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis Q.f medical technology: the cost effectiveness Q.f bone marrow transplant therapy and its policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. BOOK Book preservation technologies, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1988. BOOSTERS Big dumb boosters: A low-cost space transportation option?, International Security and Commerce Program, February 1989. 

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46 BORDER Border war on drugs, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1987. BOSTON Boston elbow: health technology slll study no. 29, Health Program, November 1984. BREAST Breast cancer screening for Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness, costs to Medicare and medical resources required, Health Program, November 1987. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: surgery for breast cancer, Health Program, October 1981. BREATH catching our breat.h: next steps .fQ.: reducing urban ozone, oceans and Environmei,t Program, July 1989. BRIO summary of the situation at the Brio refining superfund site, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, January 1990. BROADBAND Feasibility and value of broadband communications in rural areas: a preliminary evaluation, Transportation Program, April 1976. BUILDING International competition in services: banking, building. software know-how, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, July 1987. 

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BUILDINGS Energy efficiency Q.f buildings in cities, Energy Program, March 1982. BUSINESS Technology assessment in business and government, Exploratory Group, January 1977. BUY Analysis Q.f "lmY America" proposals fol: offshore drilling~ and production facilities, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1988. BUYER'S Launch options for the future:~ buyer's guide, International security and Commerce Program, July 1988. BY 47 Applications Q.f R & ~in.the. civil sector: the opportunity provided l2Y the Federal Grant~ Cooperative Agreement Act Q.f 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. Oil transportation l2Y tankers: an analysis of marine pollution and safety measures, Oceans Program, July 1975. Benefits of increased use Q.f continuous casting l2Y they.~. steel industry. Materials Program, October 1979. Use of preventive services l2Y the elderly, Health Program, January 1989. Criteria for evaluating the implementation plan required l2Y the Earthquake Hazards Reduction Act of 1977, Exploratory Group, January 1980. Advanced materials l2Y design, Energy and Materials Program, June 1988. 

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C Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Washington, ~-~-slll study, Transportation Program, February 1976. 48 Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in the Washington, D.~. area, Health Program, July 1981. CALIFORNIA Imoact of AIDS on the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program (Northern California Region), Health Program, July 1988. CAN Research funding as an investment: can we measure the returns, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1986. coming clean: Superfund problems can be solved Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, October 1989. CANADIAN Railroad safety--U.S./Canadian comparison, Transportation Program, August 1979. CANAL Environmental issues affecting .the. Panama Canal, Oceans and Environment Program, December 1978. Habitability of the Love Canal~= an analysis .Q.f. the technical basis for the decision Qn the habitability of the emergency declaration area, Materials Program, June 1983. CANCER Costs and effectiveness of cervical cancer screening, Health Program, February 1990. 

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Breast cancer screening for Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness, costs to Medicare and medical resources reguired, Health Program, November 1987. Implications .0:. .S.t-effectiveness analysis .0:. medical technology: surgery .f0I: breast cancer, Health Program, October 1981. Implications .0:. cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating costs and benefits in disease prevention programs--,an application .t.o cervical cancer screening, Health Program, May 1981. 49 Assessment .0:. technologies for determining cancer risks from the environment, Health Program, June 1981. cancer testing technology and saccharin, Health Program, October 1977. CANCER--A Implications .0: ~-effectiveness anlaysis .0:. medical technology: screening~ colon cancer--a technology assessment, Health Program, April 1981. CANDIDATES Technology assessment candidates ,Ang priorities. Exploratory Group, July 1978. CAPABILITIES Assessment .0:. information systems capabilities reguired .t.o support y.~. materials policy decisions, Materials Program, December 1976. CAPO Effectiveness Ami .S.t .0:. continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (~): health technology case study no. ll, Health Program, September 1985. 

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50 CARCINOGENS Identifying and regulating carcinogens, Health Program, November 1987. CARDIAC Imolications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and cost effectiveness, Health Program, May 1982. CARE Defining rural areas: impact .QD. health~ policy and research, Health Program, July 1989. Appropriate~ for cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues of medical safety and appropriateness, Health Program, October 1988. Impact of AIDS on the Kaiser Permanente Medical care Program (Northern California Region), Health Program, July 1988. Quality 2, medical care: information for consumers, Health Program, June 1988. Neonatal intensive care for low birthweight infants: costs and effectiveness, Health Program, December 1987. Technology dependant children: hospital vs. home care, Health Program, May 1987. Indian health~, Health Program, April 1986. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the management of health~ technology in ten countries, Health Program, October 1980. Implications .ot cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the costs and effectiveness .ot neonatal intensive care, Health Program, August 1981. Medical technology under proposals tQ increase competition in health care, Health Program, October 1982. 

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Intensive care units (ICUs)--clinical outcomes, costs, and decisionmaking: health technology case study llQ. 28, Health Program, November 1984. CAREERS Preparing for science and engineering careers: field level profiles, science, Education, and Transportation Program, January 1987. CARGO Impact of advanced air transport technology: part ll--the air cargo system, Transportation Program, January 1982. Alternative approaches tQ cargo policy: A supplement tQ .an assessment of maritime trade and technology. oceans and Environment Program, August 1985. 51 OTA workshop 2n cargo policy. December~ and 4, 1984: panelist's presentations ,ang 1111mmlll.ry .o.f discussion, August 1985. CARRIER Gearing UR .tQl'. safety: motor carrier safety ,in A competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. CASE Assessment of community planning .fQl: mass transit-Minneapolis/St. Paul study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .0.:. community planning f2l: ma..s.s. transit-Washington, o.c. study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .0.:. community planning~ mass transit-Seattle study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning .fQ.: gu transit-San Francisco case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning~ mass transit-Los Angeles case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. 

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Assessment of community planning ,:.sg mass transit-Denver case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment Qi, community planning for mass transit-Chicago case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment Qi. community planning for mass transit-Boston case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Atlanta case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Technical options .fQ.t: conservation Qi. metals: case studies of selected metals and products, Materials Program, September 1979. Are we cleaning YR= 10 Superfund case studies, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. Stringfellow superfund site: engineering study. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1984. Impli~ations Qi. ~-effectiveness analysis Qi. medical technology: Health technology case study no. 37: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse :m_idwives--A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. 52 conta~t lens industry--structure, competition, and public policy: health technology case study D2 ll, Health Program, December 1984. Safety. efficacy, and cost effectiveness of therapeutic ,ap,neresis: health technology case study no. 23, Health Program, July 1983. Effectiveness Ans costs Qi. alcoholism treatment: health technology case study no. ll, Health Program, March 1983. Variations in hospital length Qt stay--their relationship to health outcomes: health technology .Qll.8 study no .2.i, Health Program, August 1983. Effectiveness and cost of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): health technology case study no. ll, Health Program, September 1985. Technologies for managing urinary incontinence: health technology study no. ll, Health-Program, July 1985. 

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53 Payment for physician services: strategies~ medicare: Health technology case study ,ng. H: effects .0: federal policies on extracorporeal shock~ lithotripsy, Health Program, May 1986. Hemodialysis equipment and disposables industry: health technology study ,ng. 32, Health Program, December 1984. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--A clinical, industrial, and policy analysis: health technology study no. 27, Health Program, September 1984. Boston elbow: health technology case study Il.Q 29, Health Program, November 1984. Market .fQl: wheelchairs--innoyations And Federal policy: health technology~ study n.Q. 1.Q, Health Program, November 1984. Implications of ~-effectiveness analysis .o.f. medical technology: .QQt benefit/cost effectiveness .o.f. medical technologies--A go study .o.f. orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: benefit-And-29.S.t analysis .0: medical interventions--.t.h,e .0: cimetidine and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. Implications of Q06-effectiveness analysis .Qf medical technology: .the feasibility .o.f. economic evaluation .o.f. diagnostic procedure--.t.h,e case .o.f. scanning, Health Program, April 1981. cost effectiveness .Qf digital subtraction angiography in .the diagnosis .o.f. cerebrovascular disease: health technology study ,ng. 34, Health Program, May 1985. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology study ,ng. 26: assistive devices for severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study ,ng. 25: technology And learning disabilities, Health Program, December 1983. Review .Qf selected Federal vaccine And immunization policies: based .Q.n studies .o.f. pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, September 1979. 

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54 Intensive care units (rn)--clinical outcomes, costs, and decisionmaking: health technology study no. 28, Health Program, November 1984. CASTING Benefits of increased Y. of continuous casting )2y the U.S. steel industry. Materials Program, October 1979. CASUALTIES Analysis of oil tanker casualties, 1969-1974, Oceans Program, February 1978. CATARACT Appropriate care for cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues Qi medical safety AM appropriateness. Health Program, October 1988. CATCHING ~atching breath: next steps for reducing urban ozone, oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. CELESTIAL Ag_,~eement governing the activities .o.f states on the m9.Qll and other celestial bodies, Telecommunications Program, August 1980. CELL Marine applications for tuil cell technology. Oceans and Environment Program, February 1986. CELLS New developments in biotechnology: ownership of human tissues and cells, Biological Applications Program, March 1987. 

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55 CENSUS Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: census of state government initiatives :.or. nigh-technology industrial development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. CENTER Preliminary assessment of the National Crime Information Center and the computerized criminal history systems, Telecommunications Program, December 1978. Analysis Qt the range Qt institutional options available .t.Q house A proposed National center .fQr Biological Diversity .and Conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. Issues relevant to NCIC (National crime Information Center) 2000 proposals, communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1987. CERAMICS Hll structural materials technologies: opportunities :.or. .th!l Qt advanced ceramics and composites, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. CEREBROVASCULAR cost effectiveness Qt digital subtraction angiography in~ diagnosis Qt cerebrovascular disease: health technology case study DQ. li, Health Program, May 1985. CERTAIN Review of the Department of Energy modernization PlA,n: issues surrounding th proposed termination, relocation and consolidation Qt activities At certain facilities in~ Department Qt Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. 

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CERTIFIED Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology case study no. 37: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse midwives--A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. CERVICAL Costs and effectiveness of cervical cancer screening. Health Program, February 1990. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating costs and benefits in disease prevention programs--AO application to cervical cancer screening. Health Program, May 1981. CHALLENGES Federal scientific And technical information in AD electronic age: opportunities and challenges, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. 56 Copyright and home copying: technology challenges the law, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. CHANGE Urban ozone and the Clean All l&t: problems and proposals for change. Oceans and Environment Program, April 1988. CHANGES Technology assessment of changes in~ future Y.8 and characteristics of~ automobile transportation system, Transportation Program, February 1979. CHANGING Technology. public policy, And the changing structure of American agriculture: A special report for the 1985 farm bill, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. 

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57 Technology. public policy, and the changing structure of American agriculture, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. statistical needs for A changing U.S. economy, Energy and Materials Program, September 1989. CHAPTER Trends and status of computers in schools: use in chapter 1 programs and use with limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. CHARACTERISTICS Technology assessment .Q! changes in the future use and characteristics of the automobile transportation system, Transportation Program, February 1979. CHEMICALS Plants: the potentials~ extracting protein, medicines, and other useful chemicals, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1983. CHEMISTRY Implications .Q! cost-effectiveness analysis .Q! medical technology: cost effectiveness of automated multichannel chemistry analyzers, Health Program, May 1981. CHILDREN Healthy children: investing in the future, Health Program, February 1988. Technology dependant children: hospital vs. home care, Health Program, May 1987. CHILDREN'S Children's mental health: problems and services, Health Program, December 1986. 

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58 CHINA Technology transfer to China, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1987. Energy technology transfer to China, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1985. CHOICES Technology and the American economic transition: choices for the future, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, May 1988. Infertility: medical and social choices, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. CHOLESTEROL Costs and effectiveness of cholesterol screening in the elderly. Health Program, April 1989. CHRONIC Engineering implications of chronic materials scarcity, Materials Program, April 1977. CIMETIDINE Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: benefit-and-cost analysis of medical interventions--the case Q.f cimetidine and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. CITIES Energy efficiency of buildings in cities, Energy Program, March 1982. 

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CIVIL Applications of R k Din the civil sector: the opportunity provided ,by the Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance and civil liberties, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1985. CIVILIAN 59 Civilian space policy and applications, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, June 1982. Civilian space stations and .th y.~. future in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, November 1984. International cooperation ,ang competition .in civilian space activities, International Security and Commerce Program, June 1985. CLASSIFYING Nonnuclear industrial hazardous waste: classifying for hazard management, Materials Program, November 1981. CLEAN Urban ozone and the Clean Air Act: problems and proposals for change, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1988. Analysis .Q.f the ozone nonattainment provisions of the "Clean Air Standards Attainment Act .Q.f 1987", Oceans and Environment Program, September 1987. Coming clean: Superfund problems can be solved Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, October 1989. CLEANING Are~ cleaning up: 10 Superfund case studies, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. 

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60 CLEANUP Review of the consent decree for cleanup of PCBs in Indiana, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. CLINICAL Bone marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical status and policy issues, Health Program, October 1987. Clinical staffing in the Indian health service, Health Program, February 1987. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial, and policy analysis: health technology~ study no. 27, Health Program, September 1984. Impact of randomized clinical trials .Qn health policy and medical practice, Health Program, August 1983. CLOSING Plant closing: advance notice and rapid response, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. COAL Coal exports and port development, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1981. Patterns and trends in Federal~ lease ownership. 1950-80, Materials Program, April 1981. Assessment of development and production potential of Federal coal leases, Materials Program, December 1981. Increased automobile .fY.li efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing oil imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels from coal, Energy Program, November 1982. Potential effects Qi section~ of ,th,!l Federal Coal Leasing Amendments A.gt .Qf 1976, Energy and Materials Program, March 1986. 

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61 Reclaiming prime farmlands and other high-quality croplands after surface coal mining. Energy and Materials Program, December 1985. Direct use Q.f. coal, Energy Program, April 1979. Technology assessment Q.f. coal slurry pipelines, Energy Program, March 1978. Environmental protection in the Federal coal leasing program, Energy and Materials Program, May 1984. COAL-BACKGROUND Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives .fQx: reducing ill imports--environmental issues of synthetic transportation fuels .ft:Q.m coal-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. COAST coastal effects Q.f. offshore energy systems: an assessment Q.f. Qil and gas systems, deepwater ports, ,ang nuclear powerplants off the coast Q.f. New Jersey ,And Delaware, oceans Program, November 1976. COASTAL competition .in coastal .s.en: An evaluation Q.f. foreign maritime activities in :trul 200-m,lli .Ill, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. Coastal effects Q.f. offshore energy systems: .an assessment Q.f. oil and gas systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants off the coast of New Jersey ,And Delaware, Oceans Program, November 1976. COGENERATION Industrial and commercial cogeneration, Energy Program, February 1983. 

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62 COLLISION Automobile collision data: an assessment of needs and methods of acquisition, Transportation Program, February 1975. Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System), Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1989. COLON Implications of cost-effectiveness anlaysis ,Q.f medical technology: screening for colon cancer--~ technology assessment, Health Program, April 1981. COMING Coming clean: Superfund problems m be solved Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, October 1989. COMMERCIAL Partnerships under pressure:managing commercial low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, November 1989. Managing the nation's commercial high-level radioactive waste, oceans and Environment Program, March 1985. Commercial newsgathering from space, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1987. Commercial development ,Q.f tests for human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. Commercial development of tests for human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. Industrial and commercial cogeneration, Energy Program, February 1983. Commercial biotechnology: an international analysis, Biological Applications Program, January 1984. 

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COMMERCIALIZING commercializing high-temperature superconductivity, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. COMMISSION Fourth report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1988. 63 Second report Qn .:tM Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1988. First report Qn the Physician Payment Review Commission(~), Health Program, November 1987. Third report Qn the Prospective Payment Assessment commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1987. First report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1985. second report Qn .:tM Prospective Payment Assessment commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1986. COMMITMENT continuing the commitment: agricultural development in the Sahel. Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1986. COMMON Implications .Q.f ~-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: folll: common x-1:U procedures--problems And prospects for economic evaluation, Health Program, April 1982. COMMUNICATION Critical connections communication f.Q.r the future, communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1990. 

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64 COMMUNICATIONS Communications and rural America, Transportation Program, January 1978. Feasibility and value of broadband communications in rural areas: preliminary evaluation, Transportation Program, April 1976. COMMUNITIES Impact .0:. advanced air transport technology:~ lll.--air service to small communities, Transportation Program, February 1982. Technology assessment activities in the industrial, academic, and governmental communities, Exploratory Group, December 1976. COMMUNITY Assessment .0:. community planning f,or ma.u transit-bibliography. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning !Qr ma.u transit-Minneapolis/st. Paul case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-technical report, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Washington, D.C. case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning f,or ma.u transit-Seattle case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .0:. community planning .to.: ma.u transit-.An Francisco .Q.sl.Y study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning f,or transit-Los Angeles case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Denver case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .0:. community planning for mass transit-Chicago case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. 

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Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Boston study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment Q,f community planning for mass transit-Atlanta study. Transportation Program, February 1976. 65 Assessment of community planning for~ transit, Transportation Program, February 1976. COMPARATIVE Comparative anlaysis Q.f the 1976 ERDA P..l.ml and program. Energy Program, May 1976. COMPARISIONS Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing ill imports--seleoted technical and economic comparisions of synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. COMPARISON Railroad safety--U.S./Canadian comparison, Transportation Program, August 1979. y.~. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of steel, electronics. and automobiles, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1981. Grain guality in international trade: A comparison Q.f major u.~. competitors, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. COMPENSATION Compensation for vaccine~related injuries, Health Program, November 1980. COMPETING Making things better:competing in manufacturing, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, February 1990. 

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COMPETITION Competition in coastal seas:~ evaluation of foreign maritime activities in the 200-mile EEZ, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. 66 International cooperation and competition in civilian space activities, International Security and Commerce Program, June 1985. UNISPACE ~= A context .fQI: international cooperation ,ang competition. International Security and Commerce Program, March 1983. International competition in services: banking; building, software know-how, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, July 1987. Contact lens industey--structure, competition, and public policy: health technology .QAH study D.Q.. ll, Health Program, December 1984. Medical technology under proposals tQ increase competition in health m.@., Health Program, October 1982. Electric power wheeling mm dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. COMPETITIVE Safe skies .f.o.r tomorrow: aviation safety in A competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, July 1988. Gearing up .f.o.r safety: motor carrier safety in a competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. COMPETITIVENESS Review of U.S. competitiveness in agricultural trade, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, October 1986. Technology and steel industry competitiveness, Materials Program, June 1980. 

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y.s. industrial competitiveness: a comparison .Q.f steel, electronics, and automobiles, International Security and commerce Program, July 1981. International competitiveness in electronics, International Security and commerce Program, November 1983. Wood~= U.S. competitiveness and technology-vol. I & ll, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1983. Copper: technology and competitiveness, Energy and Materials Program, September 1988. COMPETITORS 67 Grain quality in international trade: A comparison .Q.f major y.~. competitors, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. COMPLEX Review .ot Department .o.f Energy weapons complex modernization Rl,.an: environmental issues, oceans and Environment Program, April 1989. Review .ot .:trul Department .ot Energy modernization Rl.an: issues surrounding .:trul proposed termination. relocation ADs1 consolidation Q! activities At certain faci+ities in the Department .ot Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and commerce Program, September 1989. COMPOSITES New structural materials technologies: opportunities~ the~ .Q.f advanced ceramics and composites, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. COMPUTED Policy implications .Qt the computed tomography(~) scanner: An update, Health Program, January 1981. Policy implications .Qt the computed tomography (CT) scanner, Health Program, November 1978. 

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68 COMPUTER Comouter technology in medical education and assessment, Health Program, September 1979. Computer software and intellectual property, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1990. COMPUTER-BASED Computer-based national information systems: technology and public policy issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1981. COMPUTERIZED Preliminary assessment Q.f the National Crime Information Center and the computerized criminal history systems, Telecommunications Program, December 1978. Assessment of alternatives for~ national computerized criminal history system, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1982. computerized manufacturing automation: employment, education. atd the workplace, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1984. COMPUTERS Trends and status Q.f computers in schools: use in chapter i programs and Ull l'li:th limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. COMPUTING High performance computing and networking for science, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1989. 

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CONCEPT Technologies for NATO's follow-on forces attack concept, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1986. CONCERNING OTA review of the Missouri dioxin task force recommendations concerning the management of contaminated soil, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, December 1983. CONFERENCE Radiofreguency use and management: impacts~ the World Administrative Radio Conference Q.f 1979, communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1982. CONFRONTING 69 Losing A million minds: confronting the tragedy Q.f alzheimer's disease and other dementias, Biological Applications Program, April 1987. CONGRESS Annual report to the Congress, CONGRESSIONAL Federal government information technology: management. security, and congressional oversight, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1986. CONNECTIONS Critical connections communication~ the future, communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1990. 

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CONRAIL Financial viability of Conrail: review and analysis, Transportation Program, September 1975. CONSENT 70 Review of the consent decree for cleanup of PCBs in Indiana, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. CONSERVATION Technical ootions for conservation of metals: case studies of selected metals and products, Materials Program, September 1979. Analysis of the range of institutional options available to house a proposed National Center for Biological Diversity and Conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. Grassroots conservation of biological diversity in the United States, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February !986. Residential energy conservation, Energy Program, July 1979. Conservation and solar energy programs .Qf the Department of Energy: a critigue, Energy Program, June 1980. CONSIDERATIONS Automation and robotics for the space station: phase B considerations, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, October 1985. Assessing biological diversity in~ United States: data considerations, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. Electric power wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. 

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CONSOLIDATION Review of the Department~ Energy modernization plan: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation~ activities .at certain facilities in the Department~ Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. CONSTITUTION 71 Criminal justice, new technologies, and the constitution, Communication and Information Technologies Program, May 1988. Science, technology, and~ constitution, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. CONSTRUCTION Technology. trade, and~ y.s. residential construction industry, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, September 1986. Technology and the future of the y.s. construction industry, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, August 1984. Construction and materials research and development for the nation's public works, Energy and Materials Program/ Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1987. CONSUMERS Quality of medical care: information for consumers, Health Program, June 1988. CONTACT Contact lens industry--structure, competition, and public policy: health technology study no. 31, Health Program, December 1984. 

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containment .Q! underground nuclear explosions, International Security and Commerce Program, October 1989. CONTAMINANTS 72 Environmental contaminants in food, Food Program, December 1979. CONTAMINATED OTA review of the Missouri dioxin task force recommendations concerning the management .Q! contaminated AQU, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, December 1983. CONTAMINATION-VOL Protecting .tlu! nation's groundwater fr2m contamination-~. i & ll, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1984. CONTENT Information content .Q! premanufacture notices, Health Program, April 1983. CONTEXT UNISPACE 182: a context .tQ.r international cooperation and competition, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1983. CONTINENTAL An Analysis .Q.{ the Department .Q.{ the Interior's proposed acceleration of development .Q.{ 2il And gas .on ,tlu! outer continental shelf, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1975. Analysis of the feasibility of separating exploration from production of oil and gu 2n the outer continental shelf. Oceans Program, May 1975. 

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73 CONTINUING Continuing the commitment: agricultural development in the Sahel, Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1986. CONTINUOUS Benefits of increased use of continuous casting )2y the U.S. steel industry, Materials Program, October 1979. Effectiveness and cost of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): health technology case study no. 35, Health Program, September 1985. CONTRACTOR Assessing contractor in Superfund, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, January 1989. CONTRACTOR'S Government involvement .in the innovation process: a contractor's report .t.o the Office .Q.f Technology Assessment, Government Policies for Innovation, August 1978. CONTROL Automatic train control in rail rapid transit, Transportation Program, May 1976. Airport and air traffic control system, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, January 1982. Proceedings of a workshop on~ control to achieve product liability, Materials Program, February 1976. Technologies and management strategies for hazardous waste control, Materials Program, March 1983. Anti-satellite weapons, countermeasures, and arms control, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1985. Arms control in space, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1984. 

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74 CONVENTIONAL U.S. natural gas availability: conventional gas supply through the year 2000, Energy and Materials Program, September 1983. CONVERSIONS Renewable ocean energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions, oceans Program, May 1978. COOPERATION u.s.-soviet cooperation in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, July 1985. International cooperation and competition in civilian space activities, International Security and Commerce Program, June 1985. UNISPACE .!..B..2,.: A context for international cooperation !lM competition. International Security and Commerce Program, March 1983. COOPERATIVE Applications of R k Din the civil sector: the opportunity provided~ the Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. COPING Coping with AD oiled' Oceans and Environment Program, March 1990. COPPER Coooer: technology and competitiveness, Energy and Materials Program, September 1988. 

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75 COPYING Copyright and home copying: technology challenges the law, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. COPYRIGHT Copyright and home copying: technology challenges the law, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. COST Safety, efficacy. and cost effectiveness of therapeutic apheresis: health technology study IlQ. ll, Health Program, July 1983. Effectiveness and cost of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (~): health technology study IlQ. 35, Health Program, September 1985. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating cost, quality and medical technolo~, Health Program, October 1985. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the efficacy and cost effectiveness of psychotherapy, Health Program, October 1980. Implications .Q.f ~-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: cost benefit/cost effectiveness of medical technologies--a case study .Q.f orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and cost effectiveness, Health Program, May 1982. Implications Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: the cost effectiveness .Q.f upper gastronintestinal endoscopy, Health PrograJQ., May 1981. 

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76 Implications .Q,f cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: the cost effectiveness .Q.f bone marrow transplant therapy and ill policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology:~ effectiveness .Q.f automated multichannel chemistry analyzers, Health Program, May 1981. cost effectiveness of digital subtraction angiography in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: health technology case study .D.Q. ll, Health Program, May 1985. Medical technology and the cost .Q.f the medicare program, Health Program, July 1984. Cost effectiveness of influenza vaccination, Health Program, December 1981. COST-EFFECTIVENESS Implications .Q.f ~-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical technology: Health technology .c.au study ng. ll= nurse practitioners, physician assistants ,and certified nurse midwives--A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: methodological issues and literature review, Health Program, September 1980. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Q,f ~edical technology: .f.9.lU'. common x-~ procedures--;problems and prospects f.91: economic evaluation, Health Program, April 1982. Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the management .o.f health~ technology in ten countries, Health Program, October 1980. Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the efficacy ,and cost effectiveness of psychotherapy. Health Program, October 1980. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: surgery for breast cancer. Health Program, October 1981. 

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Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: .the. costs and effectiveness .Q.f nurse practitioners, Health Program, July 1981. Implications .Q.f .co.s:t-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: elective hvsterectomy--costs, risks, and benefits, Health Program, October 1981. Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: .co.s:t benefit/cost effectiveness .Q.f medical technologies--a case study .Q.f orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. Implications .o.f .co.s:t-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and cost effectiveness. Health Program, May 1982. 77 Implications .Q.f .co.s:t-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in the Washington, o.c. area, Health Program, July 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: benefit-,AM-cost analysis .Q.f medical interventions--.the. .c.au .Q.f cimetidine and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. Implications .Q.f .co.s:t-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical technology: the costs And effectiveness .Q.f neonatal intensive ,can, Health Program, August 1981. Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical technology: the artificial heart--.co.s:t, risks, And benefits, Health Program, May 1982. Implications .Q.f .co.s:t-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: the .co.s:t effectiveness .Q.f upper gastronintestinal endoscopy, Health Program, May 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: allocating costs And benefits in disease prevention programs--,An application .to cervical cancer screening, Health Program, May 1981. Implications .Q.f .co.s:t-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: the cost effectiveness .Q.f bone marrow transplant therapy And its policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. 

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78 Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing the effectiveness and costs of the Keyes technique, Health Program, May 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cost effectiveness 2.f automated multichannel chemistry analyzers, Health Program, May 1981. Implications .Q.f QQ.S.t-effectiveness anlaysis .Q.f medical technology: screening for colon cancer--~ technology assessment, Health Program, April 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the feasibility 2.f economic evaluation of diagnostic procedure--~ Qf. scanning, Health Program, April 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: formal analysis, policy formulation, and endstage renal disease, Health Program, April 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology. Health Program, August 1980. COSTS Reducing launch operations costs:~ tech~ologies and practices, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1988. Costs and effectiveness of cervical cancer screening, Health Program, February 1990. Costs and effectiveness .Q.f cholesterol screening in the elderly. Health Program, April 1989. Neonatal intensive care .f.Ql: low birthweight infants: costs and effectiveness, Health Program, December 1987. Breast cancer screening~ Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness, costs ,tQ Medicare AD,d medical resources required, Health Program, November 1987. Effectiveness and costs of alcoholism treatment: health technology case study no. 22, Health Program, March 1983. Costs of AIDS and other HIV infections: review of the estimates, Health Program, May 1987. 

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79 Medical technology and costs .0: .the medicare program: Diagnosis related groups(~) A.Dd :th Medicare program: implications for medical technology, Health Program, July 1983. smoking-related deaths and financial costs, Health Program, September 1985. Implications Qf. cost-effectiveness analysis 2-' medical technology: the costs and effectiveness Qt nurse practitioners, Health Program, July 1981. Implications Qf, cost-effectiveness analysis Qt medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in~ Washington, ~.c. area, Health Program, July 1981. Implications Qf. ~-effectiveness analysis .0: medical technology: .the costs A.Pd effectiveness .0: neonatal intensive care, Health Program, August 1981. Implications .0: ~-effectiveness analysis 21 medical technology: allocating costs .and benefits in disease prevention programs--An application .t2 cervical cancer screening. Health Program, May 1981. Implications .0: ~-effectiveness analysis .0: medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing the effecti,eness .a,nd costs 21 tM Reves technique, Health Program, May 1981. Intensive .c.an units Crn)--clinical outcomes. costs, and decisionmaking: health technology case study llQ.. ll, Health Program, November 1984. COUNTERMEASURES Anti-satellite weapons, countermeasures, and rn control, International Security and commerce Program, September 1985. COUNTRIES Drug labeling in developing ,an,g newly -industrialized countries, phase I, Health Program, December 1988. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis Qt medical technology: the management Qt health .c.an technology in ten countries, Health Program, October 1980. 

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Innovative biological technologies for lesser developed countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1985. Role of U.S. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity in developing countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1986. y.s. disaster assistance to developing countries: lessons applicable t,Q u.~. domestic disaster programs, Exploratory Group, January 1980. COURSE Linking for learning:a ~course~ education, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, November 1989. COVERAGE 80 Analyses of trends in coverage ,ang preliminary estimates of the effects .Q.f .an employer mandate ,and medicaid expansion, Health Program, July 1989. Prescription drugs And elderly Americans: ambulatory use and approaches t,Q coverage .f2I: Medicare. Health Program, October 1987. CRAFTS Technology. renewable resources, and American crafts, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1984. CRIME Preliminary assessment .Q.f the National crime Information center and the computerized criminal history systems, Telecommunications Program, December 1978. Issues relevant to~ (National Crime Information Center) 2000 proposals. communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1987. 

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81 CRIMINAL Preliminary assessment gt the National Crime Information Center and the computerized criminal history systems, Telecommunications Program, December 1978. criminal justice, new technologies, and the constitution, Communication and Information Technologies Program, May 1988. Assessment of alternatives :0.: a national computerized criminal history system, communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1982. CRITERIA criteria for evaluating the implementation Pl.An reguired the Earthguake Hazards Reduction~ of 1977, Exploratory Group, January 1980. CRITICAL critical analysis .Q.f delayed effects .Q.f the military draft mortality, Health Program, September 1986. critical connections communication fQI: .th future, communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1990. Information technology B s ~= critical trends Ansi issues, communication and Information Technologies Program, ?ebruary 1985. CRITIQUE Global models, world futures, And public policy: A critigue, Transportation Program, April 1982. conservation AJl!i solar energy programs .Q.f the Department .Q.f Energy: A critigue, Energy Program, June 1980. CROP Pest management strategies in .Q.rQP protection, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1979. 

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CROPLAND Impacts of technology on u.s. cropland and rangeland productivity, Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1982. CROPLANDS 82 Reclaiming prime farmlands .and other b.igh-quality croplands after surface coal mining, Energy and Materials Program, December 1985. CT Implications .o! cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the feasibility gt economic evaluation of diagnostic procedure--.th. .Q.all Qt CT scanning, Health Program, April 1981. Policy implications .o! .th. computed tomography(~) scanner: an update, Health Program, January 1981. Policy implications .o! .th. computed tomography (CT) scanner, Health Program, November 1978. CURRENT current health status and population projections .o! native Hawaiians living in Hawaii, Health Program, April 1987. Bone marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical status ,and policy issues, Health Program, October 1987. Increased automobile .:W. efficiency .and synthetic fuels: alternatives~ reducing .o.il imports--water availability .f.21: synthetic fuels-An assessment .o.f current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. CURTAILMENT :g:.s. vulnerability to An ill import curtailment, Energy and Materials Program, September 1984. 

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83 CURTAILMENTS Analysis of the impacts of .:th projected natural gas curtailments for the winter 1975-76, Energy Program, November 1975. CYCLERS Permanently orbiting space cyclers between Earth and Mars, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1986. D Assessment .Qi. community planning tQ.r mass transit-Washington, ~-~ case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Impact of inflation QD. the federal~ & d investment, R & D Program, May 1980. Applications of R & in the civil sector: the opportunity provided )2y the Federal Grant mm Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. Role of demonstrations in federal Bk~ policy, R D Program, July 1978. Bk Din .:th maritime industry: a supplement to g,n assessment of maritime trade and technology. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Qi. medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in :tM Washington, o.~ .a.re.A, Health Program, July 1981. Information technology Bk~= critical trends and issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1985. DABS Proceedings of the OTA seminar QD. .tM Discrete Address Beacon System (DABS), Transportation Program, July 1980. 

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84 DATA Automobile collision data: an assessment of needs and methods of acquisition, Transportation Program, February 1975. Assessing biological diversity in the United States: data considerations, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. Defending secrets, sharing data: new locks and keys for electronic information, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1987. DATING Open shelf-life dating Qt .fQQg, Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1979. DEALING Electric power wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. DEATHS Smoking-related deaths and financial costs, Health Program, September 1985. DECEMBER OTA workshop .on cargo policy, December~ .Aru1 4, 1984: panelist's presentations and summary of discussion, August 1985. DECISION Direct interest participation in the regulatory decision process: lessons learned from two LNG safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. Habitability .Qt the~ canal area: .an analysis .Q! the technical basis .for .th decision .on .th. habitability .Q! the emergency declaration rn, Materials Program, June 1983. 

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85 Review .Q.f postal automation strategy: A technical and decision analysis, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1984. DECISIONMAKING Intensive care units (ICUs)--clinical outcomes. costs, ,ADg decisionmaking: health technology study nQ. ll, Health Program, November 1984. DECISIONS Assessment of information systems capabilities required~ support y.s. materials policy decisions, Materials Program, December 1976. Institutional protocols t0I: decisions about l.lli-sustaining treatments, Biological Applications Program, July 1988. DECLARATION Habitability .0.:. .tM I.QD canal A= An analysis .0.:. .tM technical basis~~ decision .on th. habitability .0.:. tbe. emergency declaration RY, Materials Program, June 1983. DECONTROL Effects .Q.f decontrol .on old gas recovery, Energ;r and Materials Program, February 1984. DECREE Review .Q.f the consent decree t0I: cleanup of~ in Indiana, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. DEEPWATER oil and gas technologies t0I: tbe. Arctic and deepwater. oceans and Environment Program, Mayl985. 

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86 Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: jlil assessment .Q{ 2il and gas systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants off the coast of New Jersey and Delaware, Oceans Program, November 1976. DEFENDING Defending secrets, sharing data: new locks and keys for electronic information, communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1987. DEFENSE Holding the edge: maintaining the defense technology base, International Security and commerce Program, April 1989. Defense technology l2.a,s.e: introduction and overview, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1988. Ballistic missile defense technologies, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1985. Directed energy missile defense in space, International security and Commerce Program, April 1984. Review .Q{ the Defense Department's polygraph~ jlild research programs, Health Program, March 1987. DEFICIT Paying the 12ill,: manufacturing and America's trade deficit, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. DEFINING Defining rural areas: impact .on health care policy and research, Health Program, July 1989. DEGRADED Sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation of degraded lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. 

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87 DELAWARE Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: fill assessment of oil and systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants off the coast of New Jersey and Delaware, oceans Program, November 1976. DELAYED Critical analysis of delayed effects .of.~ military draft mortality. Health Program, September 1986. DELIVERY Electronic delivery .ot public assistance benefits: technology options and policy issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1988. DEMENTIAS Losing~ million minds: confronting~ tragedy .of. alzheimer's disease and other dementias, Biological Applications Program, April 1987. DEMOGRAPHIC Demographic trends and the scientific and engineering work force, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1985. Preliminary analysis .of. the demographic trends influencing~ elementary and secondary school system, Exploratory Group, May 1977. DEMONSTRATIONS Role of demonstrations in federal R & policy. R & D Program, July 1978. 

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DEPARTMENT Impact of a Department of Education Qll Federal science and technology activities, R & D Program, August 1978. An Analysis Q.f the Department Q.f the Interior's proposed acceleration of development of oil and gas on the outer continental shelf, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1975. 88 Review of the Department of Energy weapons complex m~dernization plan: environmental issues, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1989. Review of the Department of Energy modernization plan: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation of activities at certain facilities in the Department of Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. Conservation and solar energy programs of the Department Q.f Energy: a critique, Energy Program, June 1980. DEPARTMENT'S Review of the Defense Department's polygraph test and research programs, Health Program, March 1987. DEPENDANT Technology dependant children: hospital ll home care, Health Program, May 1987. DEPLETE Analysis of the Montreal Protocol Qll substances that deplete the ozone layer, Oceans and Environment Program, December 1987. DEPOSITION Regional implications of transported air pollutants: an assessment of acidic deposition and ozone-vol. I & II, oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. 

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DESALINATION Using desalination technologies for water treatment, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1988. DESIGN Affordable spacecraft design and launch alternatives, International Security and Commerce Program, January 1990. 89 Advanced materials )2y design, Energy and Materials Program, June 1988. DETECTING Technologies for detecting heritable mutations in human beings, Health Program, September 1986. DETECTION Pesticide residues .i.n .fQ.Qg: technologies and methodologies for detection, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1988. DETERMINATION Use of biomedical tests in paternity determination, Biological Applications Program, July 1986. DETERMINING Assessment .Q.f technologies .fQr determining cancer risks from the environment, Health Program, June 1981. DEVELOPED Innovative biological technologies .fQr lesser developed countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1985. 

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90 DEVELOPING Drug labeling in developing and newly -industrialized countries, phase I, Health Program, December 1988. Role of u.~. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity in developing countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1986. y.~. disaster assistance to developing countries: lessons applicable to u.s. domestic disaster programs, Exploratory Group, January 1980. DEVELOPMENT Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: encouraging high-technology development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, April 1983. Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: census of state government initiatives for high-technology industrial development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. Technology. innovation, and regional economic ~evelopment, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, July 1984. Airport system development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, August 1984. Assessment of technology for local development, R & D Program, January 1981. An Analysis of the Department Q.f the Interior's proposed acceleration of development of oil and gas on the outer continental shelf, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1975. Coal exports and port development, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1981. Assessment of development and production potential of Federal coal leases, Materials Program, December 1981. Commercial development of tests for human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. 

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Commercial development of tests for human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. 91 Development of medical technology: opportunities for assessment, Health Program, August 1976. Science and technology for development, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Enhancing agriculture in Africa:~ role for u.~. development assistance, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1988. Grassroots development: the African Development Foundation, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1988. Role of u.~. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity in developing countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1986. continuing the commitment: agricultural development in the Sahel. Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1986. construction .and materials research and development~ the nation's public works, Energy and Materials Program/ Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1987. Federal funding f.QI.'. artificial intelligence research and development, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1987. Microelectronics research and development, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1986. DEVELOPMENTS Recent developments in ocean thermal energy. Oceans Program, April 1980. New developments in biotechnology~= patenting life, Biological Applications Program, April 1989. New developments in biotechnology: y.~. investment in biotechnology. Biological Applications Program, July 1988. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic and ecological issues, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. 

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New developments in biotechnology: public perceptions~ biotechnology. Biological Applications Program, May 1987. 92 New developments in biotechnology: ownership of human tissues and cells, Biological Applications Program, March 1987. DEVICES Medical devices and the Veterans Administration, Health Program, February 1985. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study D.Q. A: assistive devices for severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. Technology and handicapped people: Selected telecommunications devices for hearing-impaired persons, Health Program, December 1982. Federal policies and~ medical devices industry, Health Program, November 1984. DEVONIAN status report 2n gas potential~ devonian shales~~ Appalachian Basin, Energy Program, November 1977. DIAGNOSIS Medical technology .ang costs~~ medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (~)mm~ Medicare program: implications for medical technology. Health Program, July 1983. Cost effectiveness~ digital subtraction angiography in the diagnosis~ cerebrovascular disease: health technology study D.Q. 34, Health Program, May 1985. DIAGNOSTIC Implications~ cost-effectiveness analysis~ medical technology: the feasibility~ economic evaluation~ diagnostic procedure--the ~~scanning. Health Program, April 1981. 

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93 DIALYSIS Effectiveness and cost of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (~): health technology case study Il.Q. 35, Health Program, September 1985. DIGITAL Cost effectiveness~ digital subtraction angiography in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: health technology case study no. 34, Health Program, May 1985. DIOXIN Technologies for reducing dioxin in the manufacture~ bleached wood PY!P, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1989. OTA review of the Missouri dioxin task force recommendations concerning the management~ contaminated soil, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, December 1983. DIRECT Direct interest participation in .tM regulatory decision process: lessons learned from two~ safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. Direct use of coal, Energy Program, April 1979. DIRECTED Directed energy missile defense in space, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1984. DISABILITIES Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study Il.Q. 25: technology and learning disabilities, Health Program, December 1983. 

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DISASTER U.S. disaster assistance to developing countries: lessons applicable to U.S. domestic disaster programs, Exploratory Group, January 1980. DISCRETE Proceedings of the OTA seminar on the Discrete Address Beacon system (DABS), Transportation Program, July 1980. DISCUSSION Remote sensing and the private sector: issues for discussion, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1984. 94 OTA workshop on cargo policy. December d and 4, 1984: panelist's presentations and summary of discussion, August 1985. DISEASE Implications of cost-effectiveness an2llysis .Q.f medical technology: benefit-and-cost analysis .Q.f medical interventions--~ .QAH Qt cimetj.dine and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating costs and benefits in disease prevention programs--fil} application to cervical cancer screening, Health Program, May 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: formal analysis, policy formulation, and endstage renal disease, Health Program, April 1981. Cost effectiveness of digital subtraction angiography in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: health technology case study no. 34, Health Program, May 1985. Losing g million minds: confronting~ tragedy of alzheimer's disease and other dementias, Biological Applications Program, April 1987. 

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95 DISEASES status~ biomedical research and related technology for tropical diseases, Health Program, September 1985. Role~ genetic testing in the prevention of occypational diseases, Biological Applications Program, April 1983. DISEASES--ASSESSING Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis~ medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing the effectiveness and costs~ the Keyes technigye. Health Program, May 1981. DISORDERS Commercial development of tests fQl: h\llllan genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. Commercial development~ tests tQ.: human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. DISPLACED Displaced homemakers: programs And policy. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, October 1985. Technology and structural unemployment: reemploying displaced adults, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, February 1986. DISPOSABLES Hemodialysis egyipment and disposables industry: health technology case study D.Q. ll, Health Program, December 1984. DISPOSAL Subseabed disposal of high-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1986. 

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96 Groundwater protection standards for hazardous waste land disposal facilities: will they prevent more superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. DISSEMINATION Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in an electronic age, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1988. DIVERSITY Analysis of the range of institutional options available to house A proposed National Center for Biological Diversity and Conservation Research. Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. Technologies to maintain biological diversity, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1987. Role of y.s. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity .in developing countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1986. Grassroots conservation .Q.f biological diversity in the United States, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1986. Assessing biological diversity in the United States: data considerations, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. DO Do insects transmit aids?, Health Program, September 1987. DOMESTIC U.S. disaster assistance to developing countries: lessons applicable to y.s. domestic disaster programs, Exploratory Group, January 1980. 

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DONORS Bone marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical status~ policy issues, Health Program, October 1987. DRAFT Critical analysis of delayed effects of~ military draft mortality, Health Program, September 1986. DRGS 97 Medical technology and costs .0: the medicare program: Diagnosis related groups<> .and .tb Medicare program: implications for medical technology. Health Program, July 1983. DRILLING Analysis Q.f "Du America" proposals .fQI: offshore drilling ,rigs_ and production facilities. oceans and Environment Program, June 1988. ocean margin drilling. oceans Program, May 1980. DRUG Drug labeling in developing and newly -industrialized countries, phase i, Health Program, December 1988. Drug bioeguivalence, Health Program, July 1974. DRUGS Border war .Qn drugs, oceans and Environment Program, March 1987. Prescription drugs and elderly Americans: ambulatory .uu and approaches ,tQ coverage for Medicare, Health Program, October 1987. Postmarketing surveillance of prescription drugs, Health Program, November 1982. 

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Drugs in livestock ..t@g, Food Program, June 1979. DUMB Big dumb boosters: A low-cost space transportation option?, International Security and Commerce Program, February 1989. EARTH Permanently orbiting space ~.ers between Earth Allsi Mars, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1986. EARTHQUAKE 98 Criteria for evaluating the implementation RlAn required by the Earthquake Hazards Reduction~ of 1977, Exploratory Group, January 1980. EAST Technology transfer ,to the Middle b.!,t, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1984. EAST-WEST Technology and East-West trade: AP update, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1983. Technology and East-West trade, International Security and Commerce Program, November 1979. ECOLOGICAL New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic and ecological issues, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. ECONOMIC Technology and the American economic transition: choices for the future, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, May 1988. 

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Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: encouraging high-technology development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, April 1983. 99 Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: census of state government initiatives for high-technology industrial development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. Technology, innovation, and regional economic development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, July 1984. Assessment of alternative economic stockpiling policies, Materials Program, August 1976. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: four common x-xav procedures--problems and prospects for economic evaluation. Health Program, April 1982. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Q..f medical technology: .tM feasibility Qt. economic evaluation .Q..f diagnostic procedure--.tM .o! scanning, Health Program, April 1981. Increased automobile .fY.e.l efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives .f.o.: reducing oil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions .o! synfuel options. Energy Program, October 1982. ECONOMICS Agricultural postharvest technology and marketing economics research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1983. ECONOMY Energy, the economy. and Mn transit, Transportation Program, October 1975. statistical needs for~ changing U.. economy. Energy and Materials Program, September 1989. 

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EDGE Holding the edge: maintaining the defense technology base, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1989. EDUCATING 100 Educating scientists and engineers: grade school to grad school, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1988. EDUCATION Linking for learning:a new course for education, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, November 1989. Performance standards for secondary school vocational education, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1989. Higher education for science and engineering, science, Education, and Transportation Pr~gram, March 1989. Elementary and secondary education for science and engineering. science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1988. Impact of A Department~ Education on Federal science and technology activities, R & D Program, August 1978. How effective is AIDS education?, Health Program, June 1988. Computer technology in medical education and assessment, Health Program, September 1979. Computerized manufacturing automation: employment, education, and the workplace, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1984. Informational technology and fu impact .Qn American education, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1982. Automation and the workplace: selected labor, education, and training issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1983. 

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101 Alternatives to animal use in research, testing, and education, Biological Applications Program, February 1986. EDUCATIONAL State educational testing practices, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1987. EEZ Competition in coastal llll= an evaluation of foreign maritime activities in the 200-mile EEZ, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. EFFECT U.S. oil production: the effect of low oil prices, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. EFFECTIVE How effective is rn education?, Health Program, June 1988. EFFECTIVENESS costs and effectiveness ,Qf cervical cancer screening, Health Program, February 1990. Costs and effectiveness .Qf cholesterol screening in the elderly. Health Program, Ap;:j.l 1989. Neonatal intensive care ,tQr low birthweight infants: costs and effectiveness, Health Program, December 1987. Breast cancer screening t.o.: Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness, costs to Medicare and medical resources required, Health Program, November 1987. Safety, efficacy, and cost effectiveness Qt therapeutic apheresis: health technology Q.all study llQ. ll, Health Program, July 1983. Effectiveness and costs of alcoholism treatment: health technology case study no. ll, Health Program, March 1983. 

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102 Effectiveness and cost of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): health technology case study no. 35, Health Program, September 1985. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the efficacy and cost effectiveness Q.! psychotherapy. Health Program, October 1980. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the costs and effectiveness Q.! nurse practitioners, Health Program, July 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis Q.! medical technology: cost benefit/cost effectiveness of medical technologies--A study Qt orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and cost effectiveness, Health Program, May 1982. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis Qt medical technology: the casts and effectiveness of neonatal intensive care, Health Program, August 1981. Implications of .Q.O!!t.-effactiveness analysis Qt medical technology: the 2ost effectiveness Qt upper gastronintestinal endoscopy. Health Program, May 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the cost effectiveness Q.! bone marrow transplant therapy and its policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis Qt medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing th@ effectiveness and costs of the Keyes technigue, Health Program, May 1981. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis Qt medical technology: cost effectiveness Qt automated multichannel chemist:c:v analyzers, Health Program, May 1981. Cost effectiveness of digital subtraction angiography in the diagnosis Qt cerehrovascular disease: health technology case study DQ. ll, Health Program, May 1985. Cost effectiveness Qt influenza vaccination, Health Program, December 1981. 

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EFFECTS Evaluation of the feasibility Q! studying long-.t.@.m health effects in atomic veterans. Special Projects, July 1985. 103 coastal effects of offshore energy systems:~ assessment of oil and sms. systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear power.plants off the coast of New Jersey and Delaware, Oceans Program, November 1976. Effects o~ nuclear war, National Security Program, May 1979. Potential biological and electronic effects Q! Empress II, International Security and Commerce Program, November 1988. Analyses Q! trends in coverage and preliminary estimates Q! the effects Q! employer mandate And medicaid expansion, Health Program, July 1989. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology .c.a.s.e study .n.Q. ll: effects .Q.f federal policies .Qn extracor_poreal shock wave lithotripsy, Health Program, May 1986. Critical analysis .Q.f delayed effects .Q.f military draft mortality. Health Program, September 1986. Biological effects of power frequency electric and magnetic fields, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. Potential effects .Q.f section~ .Q.f the Federal coal Leasing AmendThents Act Q! 1976, Energy and Materials Program, March 1986. Effects of decontrol .Qn old sms. recovery. Energy and Materials Program, February 1984. Effects of replacing ,leAd with aromatic versus alcohol octane enhancers in gasoline, Energy and Materials Program, January 1986. Effects of information technology .Qn financial services systems, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1984. Analyses of effects .Q.f limited nuclear warfare, Ad Hoc committee, September 1975. 

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EFFICACY Safety. efficacy. and cost effectiveness .9.f. therapeutic apheresis: health technology case study DQ. ll, Health Program, July 1983. Implications .9.f. ~-effectiveness analysis .0.: medical technology: the efficacy And cost effectiveness .9.f. psychotherapy. Health Program, October 1980. 104 Assessing .th. .e.f:i,cacy .and safety .0.: medical technologies, Health Program, September 1978. EFFICIENCY serious reduction .0.: hazardous waste:~ pollution prevention and industrial efficiency, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. Increased automobile 1Ye.l. efficiency And synthetic fuels: alternative .fQI'. reducing .oil imports, Energy Program, September 1982. Increased automopi.a-tu.il efficiency .a.nd synthetic fuels: alternative .t21: reducing .oil imports--environmental issues i2l: synthetic transportation fuels :xom .9.QAl., Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile .fUli efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives tQ.'. reducing ill imports--environmental issues Qt synthetic :.ransportation fuels from coal-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing .o.il imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-.an assessment .0.: current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. Energy efficiency Qt buildings in cities, Energy Program, March 1982. Increased automobile .fUli efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing .oil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions of synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. 

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ELBOW Boston elbow: health technology case study no. 29, Health Program, November 1984. ELDERLY 105 costs and effectiveness Qt cholesterol screening in the elderly. Health Program, April 1989. Prescription drugs and elderly Americans: ambulatory use and approaches to coverage for Medicare, Health Program, October 1987. Use of preventive services~ the elderly. Health Program, January 1989. Screening for sm.,en-angle glaucoma in~ elderly. Health Program, October 1988. Life-sustaining technologies .ADsi ~elderly.Biological Applications Program, July 1987. Hearing impairment .mig elderly people, Biological Applications Program, May 1986. ELECTIVE Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--costs, "'risks, and benefits, Health Program, October 1981. ELECTRIC Biological effects Qt power freguency electric~ magnetic fields, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. Electric power wheeling~ dealing: technological considerations .fQ.r increasing competition. Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects for the 1980s, Energy and Materials Program, July 1985. 

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Synthetic fuels for transportation: the future potential of electric and hybrid vehicles, Energy Program, March 1982. ELECTRONIC 106 Potential biological and electronic effects of Empress ll, International Security and Commerce Program, November 1988. Federal scientific and technical information in .an electronic age: opportunities and challenges, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in .an electronic age, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1988. Electronic delivery of public assistance benefits: technology options and policy issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1988. Defending secrets, sharing data: ,ng locks and Ull for electronic information, communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1987. Electronic ..Ypervisor: nB technology. new tensions, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. Selected electronic funds transfer issues: privacy, security. and eguity. Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1982. Federal government information technology: electronic record systems ,and individual privacy. Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1986. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance ,and civil liberties, communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1985. Implications .0.: electronic Mil ,and message systems for the u.s. Postal Service, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1982. 

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ELECTRONICS y.s. industrial competitiveness: A comparison .ot steel, electronics, ,and automobiles, International security and Commerce Program, July 1981. International competitiveness in electronics, International security and Commerce Program, November 1983. Intellectual property rights .in An age .ot electronics and information, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1986. ELEMENTARY 107 Elementary and secondary education fo.r science ,and engineering. science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1988. Preliminary analysis .ot the demographic trends influencing~ elementary and secondary school system, Exploratory Group, May 1977. EMERGENCY Habitability .o.f the lQD canal .a,ru: An analysis .o.f the technical basis .fQ.: the decision .on .thA habitability .Pt .tM emergency declaration llY, Materials Program, June 1983. Rural emergency medical services, Health Program, November 1989. EMERGING Emerging fQod marketing technologies: A preliminary analysis, Food Program, October 1978. EMPLOYER Analyses .ot trends in coverage and preliminary estimates of the effects .ot An employer mandate ,and medicaid expansion, Health Program, July 1989. 

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108 EMPLOYMENT Computerized manufacturing automation: employment, education, and the workplace, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1984. EMPRESS Potential biological and electronic effects .Qt Empress ll, International Security and commerce Program, November 1988. ENCOURAGING Technology, innovation, and regional economic development: encouraging high-technology development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, April 1983. END-STAGE Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: formal analysis, policy formulation. and endstage renal disease, Health Program, April 1981. ENDOSCOPY Imnlications .Q.f ,CQj;-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: the cost effectiveness of upper gastronintestinal endos-::::opy, Health Program, May 1981. ENERGY Energy .tM economy, Al}g gn transit, Transportation Program, October 1975. Review of the Department .Q.f Energy weapons complex modernization p1an: environmental issues, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1989. Review .Q.f ocean thermal energy systems, Oceans and Environment Program, January 1984. Energy from .QP.8!l ocean kelR farms, oceans and Environment Program, September 1980. 

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109 Coastal effects Qf offshore energy systems: an assessment of oil and gas systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants off the coast Qf New Jersey .sl.rul Delaware, Oceans Program, November 1976. Renewable ocean energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions, Oceans Program, May 1978. Recent developments in ocean thermal energy, Oceans Program, April 1980. Materials and energy from municipal waste, Materials Program, July 1979. Review Qf the Department Qf Energy modernization Rlfill: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation Qf activities .at. certain facilities in~ Department Qf Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. Energy technology transfer to China, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1985. Directed energy missile defense in space, International security and Commerce Program, April 1984. Technology .sl.rul Soviet energy availability. International Security and Commerce Program, November 1981. starpower: The u.s .sl.rul the international guest for fusion energy, Energy and Materials Program, October 1987. Application Qf solar technology~ today's energy needs-vol. I k II, Energy Program, June 1978. Alternative energy futures: the future Qf liquefied natural gas imports-background paper, Energy Program, March 1980. Energy efficiency of buildings in cities, Energy Program, March 1982. Energy from biological processes, Energy Program, July 1980. Residential energy conservation, Energy Program, July 1979. Industrial energy~, Energy Program, June 1983. Conservation and solar energy programs Qf the Department Qf Energy:~ critique, Energy Program, June 1980. 

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Analysis of the proposed national energy P.!An, Energy Program, August 1977. 110 Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural gas imports, Energy Program, March 1980. Technological issues~ the SO's (other than energy or military), May 1980. ENGINEERED New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic and ecological issues, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. ENGINEERING Hiaher education for science and engineering. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1989. Ele~entary and secondary education for science and engineering. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1988. Pret,aring for science and engineering careers: field level profiles, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, January 1987. Demographic trends and the scientific and engineering work force, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1385. Engineering implications~ chronic materials scarcity, Materials Program, April 1977. Stringfellow superfund site: engineering case study. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1984. ENGINEERS Educating scientists and engineers: grade school to grad school, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1988. 

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111 ENGLISH Trends and status Qt computers in schools: use in chapter 1 programs and use ldth limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. ENHANCED Enhanced oil recovery potential in the United States, Energy Program, January 1978. ENHANCERS Effects Qt replacing~ nth aromatic versus alcohol octane enhancers in gasoline, Energy and Materials Program, January 1986. ENHANCING Enhancing the quality .o.f y.~. grain~ international trade, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Enhancing agriculture in Africa: A~ .fo.r u.s. development assistance, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1988. ENTERPRISE Health of the scientific and technical enterprise: .an advisorv panel report .t.2 .tlul Office 2f Technology Assessment, R & D Program, October 1978. ENVIRONMENT Safe skies .tor tomorrow: aviation safety in A competitive environment. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, July 1988. Gearing up for safety: motor carrier safety in A competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. 

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Regulatory environment .fQx science, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1986. 112 Assessment .O::. technologies for determining cancer risks from the environment, Health Program, June 1981. ENVIRONMENTAL Review .0::. the Department .0::. Energy weapons complex modernization P.l,An: environmental issues, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1989. Environmental issues affecting~ Panama Canal, Oceans and Environment Program, December 1978. Environmental contaminants in ,fQQg, Food Program, December 1979. Review of the u.s. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook EX 1976 through lii.Q, Energy Program, August 1976. Environmental protection in~ Federal .c.QAl leasing program, Energy and Materials Program, May 1984. ENVIRONMENTS Wastes in marine environments, oceans and Environment Program, April 1987. l~QUIPMENT Scientific equipment .tel: undergraduates: ll it adequate, science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1986. Hemodialysis equipment And disposables industry: health technology QA.U study .DQ. ll, Health Program, December 1984. EQUITY Selected electronic funds transfer issues: privacy. security, and equity. Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1982. 

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113 ERDA Analysis of the ERDA plan and program, Energy Program, October 1978. Comparative anlaysis of the 1976 ERDA plan and program, Energy Program, May 1976. ESTABLISHING Establishing a 200-mile fisheries zone, Oceans Program, June 1977. ESTIMATES Analyses of trends in coverage and preliminary estimates .Q.{ the effects of sn employer mandate and medicaid expansion, Health Program, July 1989. Costs .Q.t rn and other HIY infections: review of the estimates, Health Program, May 1987. EVALUATING Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating cost, guality and medical technology, Health Program, October 1985. Criteria~ evaluating the implementation plan reguired J2y the Earthguake Hazards Reduction Act .Q.t 1977, Exploratory Group, January 1980. EVALUATION Feasibility and value .Q.t broadband communications in rural areas: s preliminary evaluation, Transportation Program, April 1976. Evaluation .Q.{ railroad safety. Transportation Program, May 1978. Evaluation of the feasibility .Q.{ studying l,Qng-term health effects in atomic veterans, Special Projects, July 1985. 

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competition in coastal seas: An evaluation Q.f. foreign maritime activities in the 200-mi,l& Di, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. 114 Evaluation of options for managing greater-than-Class-c low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1988. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis Q.f. medical technology: four common x-ray procedures--problems and prospects for economic evaluation, Health Program, April 1982. Implications ,Q.f. cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the feasibility Q.f. economic evaluation of diagnostic procedure--the case of~ scanning, Health Program, April 1981. Scientific validity ,Q.f. polygraph testing: a research review and evaluation, Health Program, November 1983. EVIDENCE Technology and handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues ,ang evidence, Health Program, September 1982. EXPANSION Analyses of trends in coverage and preliminary estimates of the effects Q.f. fill employer mandate ,ang medicaid expansion, Health Program, July 1989. EXPERIENCE Water-related technologies :.o.r sustainable agriculture in arid/ semiarid lands: selected foreign experience, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. EXPLORATION Analysis of the feasibility ,Q.f. separating exploration from production of .oil and gas on the outer continental shelf, Oceans Program, May 1975. 

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115 EXPLORATORY Ext>loratory workshop Q!l the social impacts of robotics: summary and issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1982. EXPLORING Marine minerals: exploring our~ ocean frontier, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1987. EXPLOSIONS containment of underground nuclear explosions, International Security and Commerce Program, October 1989. EXPLOSIVES Taaaants in explosives, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1980. EXPORTS Coal exports and PQn development, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1981. Trade in services: exports and foreign revenues, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. EXTENSION Patent-term extension and the pharmaceutical industry, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1981. EXTRA CORPOREAL Payment .fQ.: physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology study no,. 36: effects of federal policies on extracorporeal shock~ lithotripsy. Health Program, May 1986. 

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116 EXTRACTING Plants: the potentials for extracting protein, medicines, and other useful chemicals, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1983. FAA Review of the FAA 1982 National Airspace System Plan, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, August 1982. FACILITIES Analysis of "lmY America" proposals for offshore drilling rigs and production facilities, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1988. Review of the Department of Energy modernization plan: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation .ot activities at certain facilities in the Department of Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. Groundwater protection standards for hazardous waste .lAn.g disposal facilities: will~ prevent more superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. FACING Facing America's trash: what next for municipal solid waste?, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1989. FACTS Automobile update: facts and figures, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, September 1985. FARM Technology. public policy, and the changing structure of American agriculture: a special report for the 1985 farm bill, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. 

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117 FARMLANDS Reclaiming prime farmlands and other hiah-guality croplands after surface coal mining, Energy and Materials Program, December 1985. FARMS Energy from 2rum ocean kelp farms, oceans and Environment Program, September 1980. FAST Mapping our genes. Genome projects: HQ!r Jng? How ta:t?, Biological Applications Program, April 1988. FEASIBILITY Feasibility and value .of broadband communications in rural areas: a preliminary evaluation, Transportation Program, April 1976. Evaluation .of~ feasibility .of studying l,onq-:t.rm health effects in atomic veterans, special Projects, July 1985. Analysis of~ feasibility .ot separating exploration .fl:gm production .Q.f 2il. Ami SIU. gn .tla outer continental shelf, oceans Program, May 1975. Implications .of cost-effectiveness analysis .ot medical technology: the feasibility of economic evaluation .Qf diagnostic procedure--the .ca.u .ot ~scanning.Health Program, April 1981. FEDERAL Federal funding .Q.f nil rehabilitation: A review .Q.f alternative approaches, Transportation Program, September 1975. Proposal pressure in the 198Qs: AD indicator .0:. stress .on :the federal research system, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1990. Selected federal programs in appropriate technology. R & D Program, October 1978. 

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Impact 21 inflation Qn the federal~ k d investment, R & D Program, May 1980. 118 Applications of R & Din the civil sector: the opportunity provided~ the Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. Impact Q.f A Department of Education Qn Federal science and technology activities, R & D Program, August 1978. Role Q.f demonstrations in federal Bk~ policy, R & D Program, July 1978. Technology ,and oceanography: An assessment Q.f Federal technologies for oceanographic research ,and monitoring. Oceans and Environment Program, June 1981. Patterns and trends in Federal .c.oa.l lease ownership, 1950-80, Materials Program, April 1981. Assessment Q.f development ,and production potential Q.f Federal coal leases, Materials Program, December 1981. Management 21 _fy,el ,and nonfuel minerals in Federal l.and, Materials Program, April 1979. Analysis .of lAn governing access across Federal lands: options for access in Alaska, Materials Program, February 1979. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology case study no. H: effects Q.f federal policies on extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. Health Program, May 1986. Update Q.f Federal activities regarding :th. YU 2t pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, May 1984. Market for wheelchairs--innovations and Federal policy: health technology case study ,nQ. ~, Health Program, November 1984. Selected topics in Federal health statistics, Health Program, June 1979. Review of selected Federal vaccine and immunization policies: based Qn case studies Q.f pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, September 1979. Federal policies and the medical devices industry, Health Program, November 1984. 

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119 Perspectives .Qll Federal retail food grading. Food Program, June 1977. Potential effects of section~ .of~ Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act .of 1976, Energy and Materials Program, March 1986. Environmental protection in the Federal coal leasing program, Energy and Materials Program, May 1984. Federal scientific and technical information in an electronic age: opportunities ,and challenges, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in .an electronic age, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1988. Federal funding f.o.r artificial intelligence research ,and development, communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1987. Federal government information technology: electronic record systems ,an,d individual priyacy, communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1986. Federal government information technology: management. security, ,and congressional oversight, communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1986. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance ,and civil liberties, communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1985. Federal regulation .an.d animal patents, Biological Applications Program, February 1988. FEED Drugs in livestock .f.e.@d., Food Program, June 1979. FERTILITY world population and fertility planning technologies: the next 20 years, Human Resources Program, February 1982. 

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FIELD Preparing for science and engineering careers: field level profiles, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, January 1987. FIELD-TESTING New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic and ecological issues, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. FIELDS Biological effects of power frequency electric and magnetic fields, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. FIGURES Automobile update: facts and figures, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, September 1985. FINANCIAL Financial viability of Conrail: review and analysis, Transportation Program, September 1975. Smoking-related deaths and financial costs, Health Program, September 1985. 120 Effects Qt information technology .Qil financial services systems, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1984. FINANCING Oraanizing and financing basic research to increase food production, Food Program, June 1977. 

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FIREARMS Technical guestions regarding plastic firearms, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1986. FIRST 121 First report .Q!l the Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1987. First report .Q!l the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1985. Science, technology, and the First Amendment, Communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1988. FISHERIES Establishing a 200-mile, fisheries rn, Oceans Program, June 1977. FLOOD Issues and options in flood hazards management, Exploratory Group, February 1980. FOLLOW-ON New technology .f.Qr ~= implementing follow-.Q!l forces attack, International Security and Commerce Program, June 1987. Technologies .fQ.r NATO's follow-_gn forces attack concept, International security and Commerce Program, July 1986. FOOD Pesticide residues in .fQ.Qg: technologies and methodologies .f.Qr detection, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1988. Food information systems, Food Program, February 1976. 

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122 Environmental contaminants in food, Food Program, December 1979. Emerging food marketing technologies: a preliminary analysis, Food Program, October 1978. Perspectives on Federal retail food grading, Food Program, June 1977. organizing and financing basic research to increase food production. Food Program, June 1977. Open shelf-life dating of food, Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1979. Food information systems: summary and analysis, Food Program, August 1976. Assessment of the United states food and agricultural research system, Food Program, December 1981. FOR Assessment of community planning for mass transit-bibliography. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Minneapolis/St .faYl. case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-technical report, Transportation Program, February 1976. Impact of advanced air transport technology: part IV--financing and program alternatives .fQ.I: advanced b.igh-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, August 1982. Assessment .0.:. community planning for mass transit-Washington, ~-~study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for~ transit-Seattle study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .0.:. community planning for mass transit-San Francisco case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for~ transit-Los Angeles study.Transportation Program, February 1976. 

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Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Denver case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for~ transit-Chicago case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Boston~ study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Atlanta case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. 123 Assessment Qt community planning for mass transit, Transportation Program, February 1976. Technology and the American economic transition: choices for the future, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, May 1988. Linking for learning:a new course for education, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, November 1989. Performance standards tQr secondary school vocational education. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1989. Higher education for science .and. engineering. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1989. Elementary and secondary education for science and engineering. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1988. Safe skies for tomorrow: aviation safety in a competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, July 1988. Power on! New tools for teaching .and. learning. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. Gearing YR~ safety: motor carrier safety in~ competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. Preparing for science and engineering careers: field level profiles, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, January 1987. Scientific equipment for undergraduates: ll it adequate, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1986. 

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Regulatory environment for science, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1986. Automation and robotics for the space station: phase B considerations, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, October 1985. 124 Technology, innovation, ,ang regional economic development: census of state government initiatives for high-technology industrial development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. Assessment of technology .foX local development, R & D Program, January 1981. Facing America's trash: what next for municipal solid waste?, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1989. Polar prospects: a minerals treaty for Antarctica, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. Catching our breath: next steps -'21: reducing urban ozone, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. Technologies f2': reducing dioxin in~ manufacture 2f bleached PY.lR, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1989. Evaluation .Qf options f.o. managing greater-.t.h,an-Class-~ ~-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1988. Analysis of "Buy America" proposals for offshore drilling~ and production facilities, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1988. Using desalination technologies .fQI: water treatment, oceans and Environment Program, March 1988. Urban ozone ,ang the Clean Ail: l&t,: problems and proposals .to.t: change, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1988. Marine applications for fuel .c.ell technology. oceans and Environment Program, February 1986. Oil and gas technologies for the Arctic and deepwater, oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. use 2f models .:.0.: water resources management, planning, and policy, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1982. 

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Technology and oceanography: An assessment .0: Federal technologies tQI: oceanographic research AD9. monitoring. Oceans and Environment Program, June 1981. 125 Acid nin AD9. transported m pollutants: implications .for public policy, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1984. Nonnuclear industrial hazardous waste: classifying for hazard management, Materials Program, November 1981. Technologies and management strategies for hazardous waste control, Materials Program, March 1983. Technical options .for conservation .0: metals: case studies of selected metals And products, Materials Program, September 1979. Habitability .0: the~ canal~= mi analysis .Q.! th. technical basis for the decision on~ habitability .0: the emergency declaration area, Materials Program, June 1983. Analysis of laws governing access across Federal lands: options .for access in Alaska, Materials Program, February 1979. Requirements .tor fulfilling A national materials policy, Materials Program, August 1974. Launch options f.Qr .trul future: A buyer's guide, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1988. New technology .tor~= implementing follow-.on forces attack, International Security and Commerce Program, June 1987. Technologies .tor NATO's follow-.on forces attack concept, International Security and commerce Program, July 1986. UNISPACE ~= A context for international cooperation And competition, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1983. Remote sensing and th. private sector: issues for discussion, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1984. Trade adjustment assistance: nl: ideas .for An old program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. Serious reduction of hazardous waste: .for pollution prevention and industrial efficiency. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. 

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126 Review of the consent decree for cleanup of in Indiana, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. Groundwater protection standards for hazardous waste land disposal facilities: will they prevent more superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. Preventive health services for medicare beneficiaries:policy and research issues, Health Program, February 1990. Commercial development Q.f tests for human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. Prescription drugs and elderly Americans: ambulatory use and approaches to coverage for Medicare, Health Program, October 1987. Screening for open-angle glaucoma in the elderly. Health Program, October 1988. Appropriate care for cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues Q.f medical safety and appropriateness, Health Program, October 1988. Quality of medical care: information for consumers, Health Program, June 1988. commercial development Qf tests for human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. Neonatal intensive care for low birthweight infants: costs and effectiveness, Health Program, December 1987. Breast cancer screening .f.Qr Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness, costs :t2 Medicare .arul medical resources required, Health Program, November 1987. Medical technology .arul costs Q.f medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (DRGs) and the Medicare program: implications .f.Qr medical technology. Health Program, July 1983. Technologies for managing urinary incontinence: health technology case study no. 33, Health Program, July 1985. Status of biomedical research and related technology for tropical diseases, Health Program, September 1985. Technologies .f.Qr detecting heritable mutations in human beings, Health Program, September 1986. 

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127 Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology case study llQ. 1..: effects .Qf federal policies on extracorporeal shock~ lithotripsy. Health Program, May 1986. Payment .fQr physician services: strategies for medicare, Health Program, February 1986. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating cost, quality and medical technology. Health Program, October 1985. Market for wheelchairs--innovations and Federal policy: health technology case study llQ. 30, Health Program, November 1984. Implications .o! Q.Ot,-effectiveness analysis .Qf medical technology: ,f.QYr common x-1:U procedures--problems and prospects for economic evaluation, Health Program, April 1982. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: surgery .fQr breast cancer, Health Program, October 1981. Imolications of cost-effectiveness anlaysis of medical technology: screening .tel: colon cancer--A technology assessment, Health Program, April 1981. Assessment .Qf technologies for determining cancer risks .f.rQm the environment, Health Program, June 1981. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. 26: assistive devices !Qr severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. Technology and handicapped people: Selected telecommunications devices .fQr hearing-impaired persons, Health Program, December 1982. Strategies for medical technology assessment. Health Program, September 1982. Development .Qf medical technology: opportunities for assessment, Health Program, August 1976. Compensation for vaccine-related injuries, Health Program, November 1980. 

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Agricultural research AM technology transfer policies~ the 1990s, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1990. 128 Analysis of the range of institutional options available to house a proposed National Center for Biological Diversity and Conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. Enhancing the guality gt u.~. grain~ international trade, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Science and technology for development, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Enhancing agriculture in Africa: a role for y.s. development assistance, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1988. Pesticide residues in food: technologies and methodologies for detection, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1988. Integrated renewable resource management .fQI: u.s. insular areas, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1987. Innovative biological technologies !01: lesser developed countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1985. water-related technologies~ sustainable agriculture in u.~. arid/semiarid lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1983. Review gt methodologies for nutrition research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1980. Technology. public policy, and the changing structure of American agriculture: A special report .ru the~ .ta.m bill, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. water-related technologies~ sustainable agriculture in arid/ semiarid lands: selected foreign experience, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. Plants: the potentials for extracting protein, medicines, and other useful chemicals, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1983. 

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129 criteria~ evaluating :tM implementation ru.An required~ :tM Earthquake Hazards Reduction AQt .o.f 1977, Exploratory Group, January 1980. statistical needs~ a changing u.~. economy, Energy and Materials Program, September 1989. Electric power wheeling mm dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. Technologies for the preservation Qf prehistoric .ADsi historic landscapes, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. starpower: y.~. Ans1 :tM international quest~ fusion energy. Energy and Materials Program, October 1987. Technologies~ underwater archaeology And maritime preservation. Energy and Materials Program, September 1987. construction Ans1 materials research ,And development~ .tbJl nation's public works, Energy and Materials Program/ Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1987. Increased automobile flA@l. efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing ill imports, Energy Program, Se~tember 1982. Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative 1.21: reducing ill imports--environmental issues .f2l: synthetic transportation fuels~ -1, Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile full efficiency Arui synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing ill imports--environmental issues gt synthetic transportation fuels~ .QQAl.-background report. Energy Program, December 1982. New structural materials technologies: opportunities for the Qf advanced ceramics and composites, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. Technologies for prehistoric .ADsi historic preservation, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing .oil. imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-.an assessment gt current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. 

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130 New electric power technologies: problems and prospects for the 1980s, Energy and Materials Program, July 1985. Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives .f.Qr reducing oil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions .o.f synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. synthetic fuels for transportation: the future potential .o.f electric and hybrid vehicles, Energy Program, March 1982. Analysis .o.f the impacts .of the projected natural gas curtailments .f.Qr the winter llll-1.., Energy Program, November 1975. Critical connections communication .f.Qr thl future, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1990. High performance computing AM networking .f.Qr science, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1989. Defending secrets, sharing~= mm locks AM .ten .f.Qr electronic information. communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1987. Federal funding .f.Qr artificial intelligence research NlSi development. communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1987. Assessment .o.f alternatives for A national computerized criminal history system, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1982. Implications .0: electronic mAil. Ansi message systems .f.Qr they.~. Postal Service, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1982. Institutional protocols for decisions about life-sustaining treatments, Biological Applications Program, July 1988. FORCE Demographic trends and the scientific and engineering work force, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1985. 

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OTA review Qt the Missouri dioxin llk force recommendations concerning the management Qt contaminated ml., Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, December 1983. FORCES New technology for HATQ: implementing follow-.on forces attack, International Security and commerce Program, June 1987. Technologies for NATO's follow-gn forces attack concept, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1986. FORECASTS 131 Forecasts of physician supply AM requirements, Health Program, April 1980. FOREIGN competition in coastal seas: An evaluation .0: foreign maritime activities in :th .2.Q.Q-mil.tl m, oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. Trade in services: exports AM foreign revenues. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. water-related technologies~ sustainable agriculture in arid/ semiarid lands: selected foreign experience, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology, agriculture, .and y.~. foreign ill, Food and Renewable Resources Program, December 1984. FOREST sustaining tropical forest resources: y.~. and international institutions, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation Qt degraded lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. Technologies to sustain tropical forest resources, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1984. 

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FORMAL Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: formal analysis, policy formulation, and endstage renal disease, Health Program, April 1981. FORMULATION Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: formal analysis, policy formulation, and endstage renal disease, Health Program, April 1981. FOUNDATION 132 Grassroots development: the African Development Foundation, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1988. FOUR Implications Qt ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: .fo!ll: common x-x:av procedures--problems Ami prospects for economic evaluation, Health Program, April 1982. FOURTH Fourth report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1988. FRANCISCO Assessment of community planning ,:,Qr transit-San Francisco study.Transportation Program, February 1976. FREQUENCY Biological effects Qt power frequency electric and magnetic fields, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. 

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133 FROM Direct interest participation in the regulatory decision process: lessons learned ttom two l!mi safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. Analysis .Q! .th feasibility .Q! separating exploration .trom production of oil and gas .on the outer continental shelf, Oceans Program, May 1975. Energy from open ocean~ farms, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1980. Protecting the nation's groundwater _f.rom contamination-vol. I & ll, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1984. Materials and energy tram municipal waste, Materials Program, July 1979. commercial newsgathering .tram space, International security and Commerce Program, May 1987. From pollution :tQ prevention: A progress report .on waste reduction. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. unrelated b.oJa marrow transplants in the united states:policy issues tram A patient perspective, Health Program, February 1990;revised March 1990. Assessment .Q! technologies .f.21: determining cancer risks .tram .th environment, Health Program, June 1981. Increased automobile~ efficiency Ami synthetic fuels: alternative~ reducing ill imports--environmental issues .fox: synthetic transportation fuels .tram .QQAl, Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile .fuli efficiency An9 synthetic fuels: alternatives~ reducing ill imports--environmental issues of synthetic transportation fuels .fi:om .Qli-backqround report, Energy Program, December 1982. Energy .fi:om biological processes, Energy Program, July 1980. status report .on .th su potential ttom devonian shales .Q! the Appalachian Basin. Energy Program, November 1977. 

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134 Radiofreguency YU Ans;! management: impacts .fl:Qm .tla world Administrative Radio Conference .Q.f. 1979, Communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1982. FRONTIER Marine minerals: exploring gy.: new ocean frontier, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1987. FUEL Marine applications for fuel cell technology, Oceans and Environment Program, February 1986. Management of fuel and nonfuel minerals in Federal l.a,ng, Materials Program, April 1979. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing ill imports, Energy Program, September 1982. Increased automobile~ efficiency Ans1 synthetic fuels: alternative f.QI: reducing .oil imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels .trQm ~oal, Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing ill imports--environmental issues of synthetic transportation fuels from .QQal-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. Increased automobile .fuAl. efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives f.QI: reducing .oil. imports--water availability f.QI: synthetic fuels-.an assessment 2.f current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. Increased automobile .fuAl. efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing .Q.il imports--selected technical and economic comparisions Qt synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. FUELS Increased automobile .fu.il efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative f.QI: reducing 2il imports, Energy Program, September 1982. 

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135 Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing oil imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels from coal, Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil imports--environmental issues of synthetic transportation fuels .f.rQm .Q.Qll-backqround report, Energy Program, December 1982. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-,an assessment .Q{ current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing ill imports--selected technical and economic comparisions .Q{ synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. synthetic fuels for transportation: the future potential of electric and hybrid vehicles, Energy Program, March 1982. FUELS-AN Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives .to.: reducing 2il. imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-,an assessment .Q{ current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. FULFILLING Requirements for fulfilling A national materials policy, Materials Program, August 1974. FUNDING Federal funding of .rail rehabilitation:~ review of alternative approaches, Transportation Program, September 1975. Research funding as an investment:~ we measure the returns, science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1986. Federal funding .f.Qr artificial intelligence research and development, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1987. 

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136 FUNDS Selected electronic funds transfer issues: privacy. security. and equity. Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1982. FUSION starpower: The U.S. and the international guest for fusion energy. Energy and Materials Program, October 1987. FUTURE Technology assessment of changes in the future use and characteristics .Qf. the automobile transportation system, Transportation Program, February 1979. Technology and the American economic transition: choices for the future, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, May 1988. Technology and the future .Qf. the U.S. construction industry. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, August 1984. civilian space stations Arui the~-~futun in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, November 1984. Launch options for the future:~ buyer's gyide, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1908. Healthy children: investing in the future, Health Program, February 1988. Alternative energy futures: the future .Qf. liquefied natural gas imports-background paper, Energy Program, March 1980. Synthetic fuels for transportation: .th.@ future potential .Qf. electric and hybrid vehicles, Energy Program, March 1982. Alternative energy futures: the future .Qf. liquefied natural gas imports, Energy Program, March 1980. critical connections communication for the future, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1990. 

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FUTURES Global models, world futures, And public policy: A critigue, Transportation Program, April 1982. 137 Alternative energy futures: the future 2f liguefied natural gas imports-background paper, Energy Program, March 1980. Alternative energy futures: th. future Qf liguefied natural gas imports, Energy Program, March 1980. FY Review 2f they.~. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook lX lili through li.Q, Energy Program, August 1976. GAS An Analysis Q.f th. Department Q.f the Interior's proposed acceleration .2.f. development .0: .oil And .on th. outer continental shelf. oceans and Environment Program, March 1975. Qil And .sm.s. technologies~ .th. Arctic And deepwater, oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. Analysis 2f th feasibility .0: separating exploration .from production Q.f .oil And .on tM outer continental shelf. Oceans Program, May 1975. coastal effects Q.f offshore energy systems: An assessment Q.f .oil And systems, deepwater ports, And nuclear powerplants 2ll the coast Qf Hg Jersey And Delaware. oceans Program, November 1976. Transportation of liguefied natural gas, Oceans Program, September 1977. Effects of decontrol .on .Qlg gas recovery. Energy and Materials Program, February 1984. y.~. natural gas availability: conventional gas supply through the yea.r 2000, Energy and Materials Program, September 1983. 

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138 Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural gas imports-background paper, Energy Program, March 1980. ~.. natural gas availability: gas supply through the year 2000, Energy and Materials Program, February 1985. Status report .Qll the gas potential from devonian shales of the Appalachian Basin, Energy Program, November 1977. Analysis of the impacts of the projected natural gas curtailments for the winter 1975-76, Energy Program, November 1975. Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural gas imports, Energy Program, March 1980. GASOHOL Gasohol, Energy Program, September 1979. GASOLINE Effects of replacing lead with aromatic versus alcohol octane enhancers in gasoline, Energy and Materials Program, January 1986. GASTRONINTESTINAL Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis Q.f medical technology: the cost effectivenes~ of upper gastronintestinal endoscopy. Health Program, May 1981. GEARING Gearing YR for safety: motor carrier safety in A competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. GENE Human gene therapy, Biological Applications Program, December 1984. 

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GENES Mapping our genes. Genome projects:~ 12,ig? fis.t?, Biological Applications Program, April 1988. GENETIC commercial development .Q.f tests .fQI: human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. Commercial development of tests~ human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic AM ecological issues, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. Role Qt genetic testing in .the. prevention .Q! occupational diseases, Biological Applications Program, April 1983. GENETICS Impacts .Q! applied genetics: micro-organisms, plants, and animals, Human Resources Program, April 1981. GENOME Mapping our genes. Genome projects:~ 12,ig? How fast?, Biological Applications Program, April 1988. GEOGRAPHIC 139 Research .Qn geographic variations in physician practice patterns, Health Program, February 1987. GLAUCOMA screening~ open-angle glaucoma in .the. elderly, Health Program, October 1988. 

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GLOBAL Global models, world futures, and public policy: a critique, Transportation Program, April 1982. GORGAS 140 Quality AD9 relevance .Q! research and related activities at the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory. Health Program, August 1983. GOVERNING Agreement governing the activities gt states Qn the moon and other celestial bodies, Telecommunications Program, August 1980. Analysis of laws governing access across Federal lands: options for access .in Alaska, Materials Program, February 1979. GOVERNMENT Technology. innovation, ,ang regional economic development: census of state government ini tiatives tor high-technology industrial develgpment, Scie.nce, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. Government involvement .in the innovation process: a contractor's report to the Office gt Technology Assessment, Government Policies for Innovation, Augutit 1978. Technology assessment .in business ,ang government, Exploratory Group, January 1977. supercomputers: government plans ,ang policies, communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1986. Federal government information technology: electronic record systems And individual privacy. Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1986. Federal government information technology: management, security, ,ang congressional oversight. Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1986. 

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Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance and civil liberties, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1985. GOVERNMENTAL 141 Technology assessment activities in the industrial, academic, and governmental communities, Exploratory Group, December 1976. GRAD Educating scientists and engineers: grade school to grad school, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1988. GRADE Educating scientists fil)g engineers: grade school to grad school, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1988. GRADING Perspectives on Federal retail food grading, Food Program, June 1977. GRAIN Enhancing the guality .Q.f. u.s. grain~ international trade, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Grain guality in international trade: A comparison of major u.~. competitors, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. GRANT Applications of Bk Din the civil sector: the opportunity provided by the Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977, R & D_Program, June 1978. 

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142 GRASSROOTS Grassroots development: the African Development Foundation, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1988. Grassroots conservation~ biological diversity in the United States, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1986. GREATER-THAN-CLASS-C Evaluation of options for managing greater-than-Class-c low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1988. GROUNDWATER Protecting the nation's groundwater from contamination-vol. X ll, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1984. Groundwater protection standards for hazardous waste land disposal facilities: ld.ll :they prevent more superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. GROUP Impact of advanced group rapid transit technology, Transportation Program, January 1980. GROUPS Medical technology ,ang costs .Q,f ,th,e medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (DRGs) and ,th,e Medicare program: implications for medical technology, Health Program, July 1983. GUIDE Launch options for the future: A buyer's guide, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1988. 

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143 GUIDEWAY Automated quideway transit: .an assessment .Q! PRT and other new systems, Transportation Program, June 1975. H Analysis ,Q.f selected mobile source provisions in H.B. 3030 and H-B ~, oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. HABITABILITY Habitability .Qf ~~canal rn: .an analysis of the technical basis for the decision .on .th habitability of the emergency declaration rn, Materials Program, June 1983. HANDICAPPED Technology .ans1 handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues Ansi evidence, Health Program, September 1982. Technology Ans1 handicapped people: Health technology case study nQ. li: assistive devices~ severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. Technology ,Ang handicapped people: Health technology study no,. ll: technology mm learning disabilities, Health Program, December 1983. Technology ,Ang handicapped people: Selected telecommunications devices~ hearing-impaired persons, Health Program, December 1982. Technology and handicapped people, Health Program, May 1982. HAWAII current health status and population projections .Q! native Hawaiians living in Hawaii, Health Program, April 1987. 

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HAWAIIANS current health status and population projections of native Hawaiians living in Hawaii, Health Program, April 1987. HAZARD Nonnuclear industrial hazardous waste: classifying for hazard management, Materials Program, November 1981. HAZARDOUS 144 Transportation of hazardous materials, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, July 1986. Transportation of hazardous materials: state and local activities, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1986. ocean incineration: its 1:2a in managing hazardous waste, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1986. Nonnuclear industrial p~zardous waste: classifying for hazard management, Materia:.s Program, November 1981. Technologies and managenent strategies for hazardous waste control, Materials Program, March 1983. Serious reduction Q.f hazardous waste: for pollution prevention and industrial efficiency. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. Groundwater protection standards t2I: hazardous waste land disposal facilities: will they prevent more superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. HAZARDS Issues and options in flood hazards management, Exploratory Group, February 1980. criteria for evaluating the implementation plan reguired }2y the Earthguake Hazards Reduction Act Q.f 1977, Exploratory Group, January 1980. 

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Reproductive health hazards in ,th!l workplace, Biological Applications Program, December 1985. 145 Reproductive health hazards in th. workplace: selected aspects of reproductive health hazards regulation, Biological Applications Program, October 1985. HEALTH Evaluation of the feasibility of studying lQ.ng-term health effects in atomic veterans, Special Projects, July 1985. Health .Qf the scientific and technical enterprise: An advisory panel report .t2 tM Office of Technology Assessment, R & D Program, October 1978. Preventive health services to;: medicare beneficiaries:policy and research issues, Health Program, February 1990. Defining rural areas: impact .on health care policy and research, Health Program, July 1989. current health status ,Ang population projections Qi native Hawaiians living in Hawaii. Health Program, April 1987. Medical testing ,a,ng health insurance, Health Program, August 1988. Aids and health insurance An~ survey, Health Program, February 1988. Children's mental health: problems Ansi services, Health Program, December 1986. Implications .of Q.06-effectiveness analysis Qi medical technology: Health technology CAD study llQ. 12: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse midwives--A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. contact .lens. industry--structure. competition, And public policy: health technology QA.S.e study llQ. ll, Health Program, December 1984. safety. efficacy, mm .9QSt effectiveness .Qf therapeutic apheresis: health technology .QAH study 112. ll, Health Program, July 1983. 

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Effectiveness and costs of alcoholism treatment: health technology case study !lQ. 22, Health Program, March 1983. 146 Variations in hospital length .Q! stay--their relationship to health outcomes: health technology case study no. 24, Health Program, August 1983. Effectiveness and cost .Q! continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): health technology study no. 35, Health Program, September 1985. Technologies for managing urinary incontinence: health technology study !lQ. 33, Health Program, July 1985. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology case study no. 36: effects ,Q! federal policies on extracorporeal shock l'l lithotripsy, Health Program, May 1986. Hemodialysis equipment and disposables industry: health technology study no. ll, Health Program, December 1984. Clinical staffing in .th@ Indian health service, Health Program, February 1987. Indian health care, Health Program, April 1986. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--A clinical, industrial, and policy analysis: health technology case study no. 27, Health Program, September 1984. Boston elbow: health technology case study no. 29, Health Program, Novembe~ 1984. Market for wheelchairs--innovations And Federal policy: health technology study IlQ. 1.Q., Health Program, November 1984. Implications .Q! cost-effectiveness analysis .Q! medical technology: .th. management .Q! health .c.an technology in ten countries, Health Program, October 1980. Cost effectiveness of digital subtraction angiography in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: health technology case study no. 34, Health Program, May 1985. Review of the Public Health Service's response to AIDS, Health Program, February 1985. 

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147 Impact of randomized clinical trials .Qll health policy and medical practice. Health Program, August 1983. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology .c.au study DQ. li: assistive devices~ severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study DQ. 25: technology and learning disabilities, Health Program, December 1983. Technology transfer at~ National Institutes of Health, Health Program, March 1982. Selected topics in Federal health statistics, Health Program, June 1979. MEOLA.RS .a.nd health information policy. Health Program, September 1982. Medical technology under proposals ,t.Q increase competition in health care, Health Program, October 1982. Intensive gn units Crn)--clinical outcomes, costs, An9. decisionmaking: health technology .QAU study nQ. ll, Health Program, November 1984. Reproductive health hazards .in thA workplace, Biological Applications Program, December 1985. Reproductive health hazards in thA workplace: selected aspects of reproductive health hazards regulation. Biological Applications Program, October 1985. HEALTHY Healthy children: investing in the future. Health Program, February 1988. HEARING Hearing impairment And elderly people. Biological Applications Program, May 1986. 

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HEARING-IMPAIRED Technology and handicapped people: Selected telecommunications devices for hearing-impaired persons, Health Program, December 1982. HEART--COST 148 Implications Qi, cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the artificial heart--cost, risks, and benefits, Health Program, May 1982. HEMODIALYSIS Hemodialysis equipment and disposables industry: health technology case study ll.Q. 32, Health Program, December 1984. HERITABLE Technologies for detecting heritable mutations .in human beings, Health Program, September 1986. HIGH High performance computing and networking for science, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1989. HIGH-LEVEL Subseabed disposal of high-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1986. Managing the nation's commercial high-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1985. HIGH-QUALITY Reclaiming prime farmlands and other high-quality croplands after surface coal mining, Energy and Materials Program, December 1985. 

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149 HIGH-SPEED Impact .Q! advanced air transport technology: RAl:t IV--financing and program alternatives :.o.r advanced high-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, August 1982. Impact of advanced air transport technology: RAl:t !--advanced high-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, April 1980. HIGH-TECHNOLOGY Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: encouraging hi.an-technology development, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, April 1983. Technology, innovation .aml regional economic development: census .Q! state government initiatives :.o.r high-technology industrial development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. HIGH-TEMPERATURE commercializing biqh-temperature superconductivity, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. HIGHER Higher education for science and engineering. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1989. HIGHWAY Advanced vehicle/highway systems Ang urban traffic problems, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1989. HISTORIC Technologies~ the preservation .Q! prehistoric and historic landscapes, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. Technologies for prehistoric and historic preservation, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. 

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150 HISTORY Preliminary assessment of the National Crime Information Center and the computerizedcriminal history systems, Telecommunications Program, December 1978. Assessment of alternatives~ a national computerized criminal history system, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1982. HIV Costs of AIDS and other HIV infections: review Q! the estimates, Health Program, May 1987. HOLDING Holding the edge: maintaining~ defense technology base, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1989. HOME Technology dependant children: hospital~home care, Health PrograM, May 1987. Copyright and home copying: technology challenges the law, communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. HOMEMAKERS Displaced homemakers: programs and policy. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, October 1985. HOSPITAL Assessment of the Veterans Administration's method of analyzing its hospital mortality, Health Program, April 1989. Variations in hospital length Q! stay--their relationship to health outcomes: health technology study D.Q. 24, Health Programv August 1983. 

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Technology dependant children: hospital vs. home~, Health Program, May 1987. 151 Replacing the Rosebud Sioux Hospital: number .Qf beds and whether A surgical suite is needed, Health Program, August 1985. Hospital information systems at the Veterans Administration, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. HOUSE Analysis of the range of institutional options available to house A proposed National Center !Q.r Biological Diversity and Conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. HOW How effective is AIDS education?, Health Program, June 1988. Mapping our genes. Genome projects: How big? How fast?, Biological Applications Program, April 1988. HUMAN SALYUT: soviet steps toward permanent human presence in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. Round trip to orbit: human spaceflight alternatives, International Security and Commerce Program, August 1989. Commercial development of tests for human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. Commercial development .Qf tests for human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. Technologies for detecting heritable mutations in human beings, Health Program, September 1986. New developments in biotechnology: ownership of human tissues and cells, Biological Applications Program, March 1987. 

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Human gene therapy. Biological Applications Program, December 1984. HYBRID synthetic fuels for transportation:~ future potential of electric and hybrid vehicles, Energy Program, March 1982. HYSTERECTOMY--COSTS Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--costs, risks, and benefits, Health Program, October 1981. I 152 Protecting the nation's groundwater from contamination-vol. I & II, oceans and Environment Program, October 1984. Region~l implications Qf. transported air pollutants: an assessment .Q.f acidic deposition and ozone-vol. i k II, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. Wood yse: ~-~ competitiveness and technology-vol. I & ll, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1983. Drug labeling in developing and newly -industrialized countries, phase I, Health Program, December 1988. Application of solar technology to today's energy needs-vol. I k ll, Energy Program, June 1978. I--ADVANCED Impact of advanced .s!i,r transport technology:~ i--advanced high-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, April 1980. ICUS Intensive care units (.I.Clls)--clinical outcomes, costs, and decisionmaking: health technology case study D.Q. 28, Health Program, November 1984. 

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IDEAS Trade adjustment assistance: new ideas for an old program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. IDENTIFYING 153 Identifying and regulating carcinogens, Health Program, November 1987. II Protecting the nation's groundwater .f,rQm contamination-vol.~ & II, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1984. Regional implications of transported air pollutants: an assessment of acidic deposition mig ozone-vol. I .i II, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. Potential biological and electronic effects of Empress n; International Security and Commerce Program, November 1988. Wood use: U ... competitiveness ADS! technology-vol .I.ill, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1983. Application of solar technology ,tQ today's energy needs-vol .I .i ll, Energy Program, June 1978. II--THE Impact .of. advanced air transport technology: part n--the air cargo system, Transportation Program, January 1982. III--AIR Impact .of. advanced air transport technology: PArt rn--ili service to small communities, Transportation Program, February 1982. ILLNESS Preventing illness and injury in the workplace, Health Program, April 1985. 

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154 IMAGING Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial, and policy analysis: health technology case study no. 27, Health Program, September 1984. Implications~ cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and cost effectiveness, Health Program, May 1982. IMMUNIZATION Review Qt selected Federal vaccine and immunization policies: based Qll studies~ pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, September 1979. IMPACT Impact~ advanced .ail: transport technology: part IV--financing and program alternatives Lal: advanced high-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, August 1982. Impact~ advanced .ail: transport technology:~ m--m service ,tQ small communities, Transportation Program, February 1982. Impact~ advanced air transport technology: part II--the air cargo system, Transportation Program, January 1982. Imp~ct of advanced air transport technology: part I--advanced high-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, April 1980. Impact of advanced groyp rapid transit technology. Transportation Program, January 1980. Impact~ inflation .on the federal~ & g investment, R & D Program, May 1980. Impact of A Department of Education .on Federal science and technology activities, R & D Program, August 1978. Defining rural areas: impact Qll health care policy and research, Health Program, July 1989. Impact~ AIDS .on .th Kaiser Permanente Medical care Program (Northern California Region), Health Program, July 1988. 

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155 Impact of randomized clinical trials on health policy and medical practice, Health Program, August 1983. Anticipating the impacts of legislation: implementing Senate Rule ll-5 reguiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. Informational technology and its impact on American education, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1982. IMPACTS Imoacts of applied genetics: micro-organisms, plants, and animals, Human Resources Program, April 1981. Impacts of technology 2n y.s. cropland and rangeland productivity, Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1982. Anticipating ,the, impacts Qt. legislation: implementing Senate Rule ll-~ reguiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. Analysis .o! ,the, impacts .0: ,the, projected natural gas curtailments io.r ,the, winter ~-76, Energy Program, November 1975. Exploratory workshop 2n ,the, social impacts of robotics: summary and issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1982. Radiofreguency and management: impacts from the World Administrative Radio conference .O:. 1979, communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1982. Impacts .0:. neuroscience, Biological Applications Program, March 1984. IMPAIRMENT Hearing impairment and elderly people, Biological Applications Program, May 1986. 

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156 IMPAIRMENTS Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. z..: assistive devices for severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. IMPLANTS Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cost benefit/cost effectiveness of medical technologies--g study Q.f orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. IMPLEMENTATION criteria for evaluating the implementation plan required l;2y the EartnguaKe Hazards Reduction Act of 1977, Exploratory Group, January 1980. IMPLEMENTING New technology for NATO: implementing follow-.QD forces attack, Internationai Security and Coll\merce Program, June i987. Anticipating~ impacts Q.f legislation: implementing senate Rule 29.~ requiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. IMPLICATIONS Regional implications of transported air pollutanta~ an assessment of acidic deposition Ans1 ozone-vol. i & ll, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications for public policy. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1984. Engineering implications of chronic materials scarcity. Materials Program, April 1977. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology study llQ. 37: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nursemidwives--a policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. 

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157 Medical technology and costs of the medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (.PBru!.) And .th@ Medicare program: implications for medical technology. Health Program, July 1983. Implications .ot cost-effectiveness analysis .ot medical technology: methodological issues and literature review, Health Program, September 1980. Implications ct cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology:~ common x-~ procedures--problems ,and prospects for economic evaluation, Health Program, April 1982. Implications .ot cost-effectiveness analysis .ot medical technology: :th.!! management ct health ar technology in ten countries, Health Program, October 1980. Implications .ot .c.o:t-effectiveness analysis .0: medical technology: .tM efficacy ,and cost effectiveness ct psychotherapy, Health Program, October 1980. Implications ct .c.o:t-effectiveness analysis .ot medical technology: surgery .fQ. breast cancer, Health Program, October 1981. Implications .ct .Q2G-effectiveness analysis .ot medical technology: .th@ costs .ami effectiveness .ot nurse practitioners, Health Program, July 1981. Implications .ot .Q.0.1.t-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hvsterectomv--costs, risks. And benefits, Health Program, October 1981. Implications .ot ~-effectiveness analysis .ot medical technology: .Q01i.t benefit/cost effectiveness .ot medical technologies--A .c.a.u study Qt orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. Implications .ot .c.o:t-effectiveness analysis ct medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and .co1i.t effectiveness, Health Program, May 1982. Implications ct .t.-effectiveness analysis .a: medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends .and relative costs in the Washington, n.~. lie.A, Health Program, July 1981. 

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Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: benefit-and-cost analysis of medical interventions--the case .Q.f cimetidine and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. 158 Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the costs .Ansi effectiveness of neonatal intensive g_an, Health Program, August 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the artificial heart--cost, risks, and benefits, Health Program, May 1982. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the cost effectiveness .Q.f upper gastronintestinal endoscopy, Health Program, May 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating costs and benefits in disease prevention programs--.an application ,tQ cervical cancer screening, Health Program, May 1981. Implications Q.f. cost-effectiveness analysis Q.f. medical technology: the cost effectiveness of bone marrow transplant therapy and its policy iru>lications, Health Program, May 1981. Implications .Q.f .QOll-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing effectiveness and costs of the Keyes technigue, Health Program, May 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cost effectiveness .Q.f automated multichannel chemistry analyzers, Health Program, May 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness anlaysis of medical technology: screening tax: colon cancer--A technology assessment, Health Program, April 1981. Implications Q.f. cost-effectiveness analysis Q.f. medical technology:~ feasibility Q,t economic evaluation .Q.f diagnostic procedure--the Qf. CT scanning. Health Program, April 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: formal analysis, policy formulation, and endstage renal disease, Health Program, April 1981. 

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Policy implications Qf medical information systems, Health Program, December 1977. 159 Policy implications Qf the computed tomography (CT) scanner: an update, Health Program, January 1981. Policy implications Qf the computed tomography(~) scanner, Health Program, November 1978. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology. Health Program, August 1980. Implications of electronic Mil ,ang message systems for the y.s. Postal service, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1982. IMPORT strategic materials: technologies to reduce U.S. import vulnerability. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, May 1985. U.S. vulnerability to An oil import curtailment, Energy and Materials Program, September 1984. IMPORTS Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing ill imports, Energy Program, September 1982. Alternative energy futures: the future Qf liquefied natural gas imports, Energy Program, March 1980. IMPORTS--ENVIRONMENTAL Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing ill imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels from coal, Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil imports--environmental issues Qf synthetic transportation fuels from coal-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. 

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160 IMPORTS--SELECTED Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions of synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. IMPORTS--WATER Increased automobile fuel efficiency .and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-~ assessment of current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. IMPORTS-BACKGROUND Alternative energy futures: the future .o.f liquefied natural gas imports-background paper, Energy Program, March 1980. INCINERATION Ocean incineration: its role in managing hazardous waste, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1986. INCONTINENCE Technologies for managing urinary incontinence: health technology case study .D.Q. ll, Health Program, July 1985. INCREASE Medical technology under proposals to increase competition in health care, Health Program, October 1982. Organizing .and financing basic research .t,Q increase food production, Food Program, June 1977. INCREASED Benefits of increased use of continuous casting b,v the u.s. steel industry. Materials Program, October 1979. 

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Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing oil imports, Energy Program, September 1982. 161 Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing oil imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels from coal, Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing ill imports--environmental issues of synthetic transportation fuels .frQm coal-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. Increased automobile ,fue,l, efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives :.OX: reducing ill imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-an assessment Qt. current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. Increased automobile fuel efficiency !lrui synthetic fuels: alternatives .f.o.r. reducing ill imports--selected technical and economic comparisions Q! synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. INCREASING Electric power wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. INDIAN Clinical staffing .in the Indian health service, Health Program, February 1987. Indian health care, Health Program, April 1986. INDIANA Review Qt. the consent decree .fox: cleanup Q! in Indiana, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. 

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INDICATOR Proposal pressure in the 1980s: An indicator of stress on the federal research system, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1990. INDIVIDUAL 162 Federal government information technology: electronic record systems and individual privacy, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1986. INDUSTRIAL Technology, innovation, and regional economic development: census of state government initiatives :.0.: b.ign-technology industrial development. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. Nonnuclear industrial hazardous waste: classifying :.0.: hazard management, Materials Program, November 1981. y.~. industrial competitiveness: A comparison .Qf steel, electronics, Ansi automobiles, International security and commerce Program, July 1981. Serious reduction of hazardous waste: for pollution prevention and industrial efficiency. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--A clinical, industrial, ,a,ng policy analysis: health technology case study no. ll, Health Program, September 1984. Technology assessment activities in the industrial, academic, and governmental communities, Exploratory Group, December 1976. Industrial energy use, Energy Program, June 1983. Industrial and commercial ooqeneration, Energy Program, February 1983. 

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163 INDUSTRIALIZED Drug labeling in developing .and newly -industrialized countries, phase I, Health Program, December 1988. INDUSTRY y.~. textile and apparel industry: A revolution in progress, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, April 1987. Technology, trade, and they.~. residential construction industry, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, September 1986. Technology .and the future Q.f .trut y.~. construction industry. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, August 1984. B & in tM maritime industry: A supplement .t2 .an assessment Q.f maritime trade and techno,logv, oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. Technology .and steel industry competitiveness, Materials Program, June 1980. Benefits Q.f increased uu .0: continuous casting by .tru! y.~. steel industry, Materials Program, October 1979. Hemodialysis equipment .and disposables industry: health technology .c.a.sJ! study I!Q ll, Health Program, December 1984. Federal policies .and .th medical devices industry, Health Program, November 1984. Patent-llm extension .and .tru! pharmaceutical industry, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1981. INDUSTRY--STRUCTURE Contact l.ens. industry--structure, competition, .and public policy: health technology case study nQ. ll, Health Program, December 1984. 

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164 INFANTS Neonatal intensive care for low birthweight infants: costs and effectiveness, Health Program, December 1987. INFECTIONS Costs of AIDS and other HIV infections: review of the estimates, Health Program, May 1987. INFERTILITY Infertility: medical and social choices, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. INFLATION Impact .Qf inflation Qll the federal r & d investment, R & D Program, May 1980. INFLUENCING Preliminary analysis .Qf :tM demographic trends influencing th@ elementary and secondary school system, Exploratory Group, May 1977. INFLUENZA cost effectiveness .Qf influenza vaccination, Health Program, December 1981. INFORMATION Preliminary assessment of the National Crime Information Center and the computerized criminal history systems, Telecommunications Program, December 1978. Assessment .Qf information systems capabilities required to support U.S. materials policy decisions, Materials Program, December 1976. 

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Quality 0.f. medical~: information .f.m:. consumers, Reaith Program, June 1988. Policy implications .o! medical information systems, Health Program, December 1977. 165 MEDLARS and health information policy. Health Program, September 1982. Information content of premanufacture notices, Health Program, April 1983. Food. information systems, Food Program, February 1976. Food information systems: summary and analysis, Food Program, August 1976. Federal scientific and technical information in .an electronic ~= opportunities and challenges, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in .an electronic ,Age, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1988. Defending secrets, sharing d,an: mm: locks And keys~ electronic information, communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1987. Issues relevant to NCIC (National Crime Information center) 2000 proposals, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1987. Hospital information systems ,at the Veterans Administration, communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. social security Administration Arni information technology, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1986. Federal government information technology: electronic record systems .ang individual privacy, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1986. Intellectual property rights in .an ,Age of electronics And information, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1986. 

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166 Federal government information technology: management, security. and congressional oversight, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1986. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance and civil liberties, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1985. Information technology B & ~= critical trends and issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1985. Effects of information technology on financial services systems, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1984. Computer-based national information systems: technology and public policy issues, communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1981. INFORMATIONAL Informational technology and ill impact on American education, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1982. INFORMING Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in fill electronic age, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1988. INITIATIVES Technology, innovation, and regional economic development: census of state government initiatives t2l: high-technology industrial development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. INJURIES Compensation for vaccine-related injuries, Health Program, November 1980. 

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167 INJURY Preventing illness ,Ang injury .in .thl workplace. Health Program, April 1985. INNOVATION Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: encouraging high-technology development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, April 1983. Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: census 2-' state government initiatives f9': high-technology industrial development, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. Technology. innovation, ,Ang regional economic development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, July 1984. Government involvement in .thl innovation process: A contractor's report to the Office .Qf Technology Assessment, Government Policies for Innovation, August 1978. INNOVATIVE Innovative biological technologies~ lesser developed countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1985. INSECTS Do insects transmit aids?, Health Program, September 1987. INSEMINATION Artificial insemination practice in the United states: summary of a 1987 suryey. Biological Applications Program, August 1988. INSTITUTES Technology transfer At the National Institutes .Q.f Health, Health Program, March 1982. 

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168 INSTITUTIONAL Analysis of the range of institutional options available to house a proposed National Center for Biological Diversity and Conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. Institutional protocols for decisions about life-sustaining treatments, Biological Applications Program, July 1988. INSTITUTIONS sustaining tropical forest resources: u.~. and international institutions, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. INSULAR Integrated renewable resource management .f.QI'. y.s. insular areas, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1987. INSURANCE Medical testing and health insurance, Health Program, August 1988. Aids and health insurance -an OTA survey, Health Program, February 1988. INTEGRATED Integrated renewable resource management for U.S. insular areas, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1987. INTELLECTUAL Computer software and intellectual property, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1990. Intellectual property rights in an age Q.f electronics and information, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1986. 

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INTELLIGENCE Federal funding for artificial intelligence research and development, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1987. INTENSIVE 169 Neonatal intensive care for low birthweight infants: costs and effectiveness, Health Program, December 1987. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the costs and effectiveness of neonatal intensive care, Health Program, August 1981. Intensive care units (rn)--clinical outcomes, costs, and decisionmaking: health technology case study D.Q. 28, Health Program, November 1984. INTEREST Direct interest participation in the regulatory decision process: lessons learned .fi:Qm two ldfii safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. INTERIOR'S An Analysis~ the Department~ the Interior's proposed acceleration~ development .Q.! oil and gas Qll the outer continental shelf, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1975. INTERNATIONAL International cooperation and competition in civilian space activities, International Security and Commerce Program, June 1985. UNISPACE '82: a context for international cooperation and competition, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1983. International competitiveness in electronics, International Security and Colnllleroe ~rogra~r November 2993. 

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International competition in services: banking. building, software know-how, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, July 1987. 170 Enhancing the quality of y.. grain for international trade, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Grain quality in international trade: A comparison of major y.. competitors, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. sustaining tropical forest resources: y.s. and international institutions, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. Starpower: The U.S. and the international guest for fusion energy, Energy and Materials Program, October 1987. Commercial biotechnology: fill international analysis, Biological Applications Program, January 1984. INTERVENTIONS--THE Implications~ cost-effectiveness analysis~ medical technology: benefit-An,g-.Q.Q,t analysis~ medical interventions--~ .Qt cimetidine and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. INTRODUCTION Defense technology base: introduction and overview, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1988. INVESTING Healthy children: investina in the future, Health Program, February 1988. INVESTMENT Research funding il fill investment: can~ measure the returns, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1986. Impact of inflation on the federal~ & d investment, R & D Program, May 1980. 

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New developments in biotechnology: y.s. investment in biotechnology, Biological Applications Program, July 1988. INVOLVEMENT 171 Government involvement in t.M innovation process: A contractor's report to the Office of Technology Assessment, Government Policies for Innovation, August 1978. IRS Preliminary analysis .ot t.M .lB. Administration system, Telecommunications Program, March 1977. IS scientific eguipment .t.o.r undergraduates: is it. adeguate, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1986. How effective ll education?, Health Program, June 1988. Replacing trul Rosebud Sioux Hospital: number .ot Ansi whether A surgical suite i& needed, Health Program, August 1985. ISLANDS Telecommunications in trul y.s. Pacific Islands, communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1985. ISSUES Review .ot national railroad issues, Transportation Program, December 1975. Review .ot the Department gt Energy weapons complex modernization Rl.An= environmental issues, oceans and Environment Program, April 1989. Issues in medical waste management, oceans and Environment Program, October 1988. Environmental issues affecting th Panama canal, oceans and Environment Program, December 1978. 

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172 Review of the Department .Qt Energy modernization plan: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation ,a,ng consolidation of activities at certain facilities in the Department of Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. Space stations and the law: selected legal issues, International Security and Commerce Program, August 1986. Remote sensing and the private sector: issues for discussion, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1984. Unrelated bone marrow transplants in the United States:policy issues from~ patient perspective, Health Program, February 1990;revised March 1990. Preventive health services for medicare beneficiaries:policy and research issues, Health Program, February 1990. Appropriate care for cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues of medical safety ,a,ng appropriateness, Health Program, October 1988. Bone marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical status and policy issues, Health Program, October 1987. Technology and handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues and evidence, Health Program, September 1982. Passive smoking in the workplace: selected issues, Health Program, May 1986. Implications .Qt cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: methodological issues and literature review, Health Program, September 1980. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology, agriculture, and U.S. foreign aid, Food and Renewable Resources Program, December 1984. Issues and options in flood hazards management, Exploratory Group, February 1980. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing oil imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels from coal. Energy Program, November 1982. 

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173 Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing ill imports--environmental issues Q.f synthetic transportation fuels ttom .c.o.a.l-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. Electronic deliyery Qf public assistance benefits: technology options ,ang policy issues, communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1988. Issues relevant tQ (National crime Information Center) 2000 proposals, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1987. Selected electronic funds transfer issues: privacy, security. and equity, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1982. Exploratory workshop 211 :tM social impacts .Q.f robotics: summary and issues, communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1982. Information technology B ~~=critical trends And issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1985. computer-based national information systems: technology And public policy issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1981. Automation .Arui workplace: selected labor. education, ,ang training issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1983. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic ,ang ecological issues, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. Technological issues gt~ .i.Q..!Jl (other :th.an energy ,or military), May 1980. IT scientific equipment fol: undergraduates: ll it adequate, science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1986. 

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174 ITS Ocean incineration: its role in managing hazardous waste, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1986. Assessment of the Veterans Administration's method .Q.f analyzing its hospital mortality. Health Program, April 1989. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the cost effectiveness of bone marrow transplant therapy and its policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. Informational technology and its impact QP American education, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1982. IV--FINANCING Impact of advanced ill transport technology: part IV--financing and program alternatives for advanced high-spee~ aircraft, Transportation Program, August 1982. JAPAN Technology transfer to the United States: the MIT -Japan Science and Technology Program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1989. JERSEY Coastal effects .Q.f offshore energy systems: an assessment of oil and gas systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants off the coast .Q.f New Jersey .A.Pd Delaware, Oceans Program, November 1976. JOINT Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medioal technology: cost benefit/cost effectiveness of medical technologies--g all study .Q.f orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. 

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175 JUSTICE criminal justice, ng technologies, and the constitution, Communication and Information Technologies Program, May 1988. KAISER Impact of AIDS on the Kaiser Permanente Medical care Program (Northern California Region), Health Program, July 1988. KELP Energy from ocean~ farms, oceans and Environment Program, September 1980. KEYES Implications .Qf .S.:t-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing effectiveness ,ang costs .Qf Keyes technique, Health Program, May 1981. KEYS Defending secrets, sharing gan: new locks and~ t2I: electronic information, communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1987. KNOW-HOW International competition in services: banking, building. software lm.Qlf-bQ!!, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, July 1987. LABELING Drug labeling in developing and newly -industrialized countries, phase~, Health Program, December 1988. 

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176 LABOR Automation and the workplace: selected labor, education, and training issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1983. LABORATORY Quality and relevance of research and related activities at the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory. Health Program, ~ugust 1983. LAND Management of fuel and nonfuel minerals in Federal land, Materials Program, April 1979. Groundwater protection standards for hazardous waste land disposal facilities: nil .thll prevent rn superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. LANDS Analysis~ laws governing access across Federal lands: options access in Alaska, Materials Program, February 1979. Water-related technologies~ sustainable agriculture in U.. arid/semiarid lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1983. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in arid/ semiarid lands: selected foreign experience, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation of degraded lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. LANDSCAPES Technologies for the preservation of prehistoric and historic landscapes, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. 

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LAUNCH Affordable spacecraft design and launch alternatives, International Security and Commerce Program, January 1990. 177 Reducing launch operations costs: new technologies and practices, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1988. Launch options for the future:~ buyer's guide, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1988. Treaty-compliant accidental launch protection system, International Security and commerce Program, April 1988. LAW Space stations and the law: selected legal issues, International Security and Commerce Program, August 1986. Copyright and home copying: technology challenges the law, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. LAWS Analysis Q.f laws governing access across Federal lands: options _fo,r access in Alaska, Materials Program, February 1979. LAYER Analysis of the Montreal Protocol .on substances~ deplete the ozone layer. Oceans and Environment Program, December 1987. LEAD Effects of replacing lead~ aromatic versus alcohol octane enhancers in gasoline, Energy and Materials Program, January 1986. 

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178 LEARNED Direct interest participation in the regulatory decision process: lessons learned from two LNG safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. LEARNING Linking for learning:A new course for education, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, November 1989. Power on! New tools for teaching and learning. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. 25: technology and learning disabilities, Health Program, December 1983. LEASE Patterns and trends in Federal coal lease ownership, 1950-80, Materials Program, April 1981. LEASES Assessment of development and production potential of Federal coal leases, Materials Program, December 1981. LEASING Potential effects of section~ .Q.! the Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act of 1976, Energy and Materials Program, March 1986. Environmental protection in the Federal coal leasing program, Energy and Materials Program, May 1984. LEGAL Soace stations and the law: selected legal issues, International Security and Commerce Program, August 1986. 

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179 LEGISLATION Anticipating the impacts of legislation: implementing Senate Rule 29.5 requiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. LENGTH Variations in hospital length .Q.f ~--their relationship to health outcomes: health technology~ study no. 24, Health Program, August 1983. LENS contact~ industry--structure, competition. and public policy: health technology case study IlQ. ll, Health Program, December 1984. LESSER Innovative biological technologies for lesser developed countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1985. LESSONS Direct interest participation in the regulatory decision process: lessons learned~ two .um safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. ~-~disaster assistance to developing countries: lessons applicable to u.~. domestic disaster programs, Exploratory Group, January 1980. LEWL Preparing for science and engineering careers: field level profiles, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, January 1987. 

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LIABILITY Proceedings of a workshop Qil control to achieve product liability. Materials Program, February 1976. LIBERTIES Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance .ang civil liberties, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1985. LIFE 180 New developments in biotechnology 5: patenting life, Biological Applications Program, April 1989. LIFE-SUSTAINING Institutional protocols~ decisions about llf.e-sustaining treatments, Biological Applications Program, July 1988 .Li.f.e.-sustaining technologies And~ elderly, Biological Applications Program, July 1987. LIGHT Nuclear powerplant standardization: light water reactors, Energy Program, April 1981. LIMITED Trends and status Q.f computers in schools: use in chapter l programs .ang use ldth limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. Analyses Q.f effects of limited nuclear warfare, Ad Hoc committee, September 1975. LINKING Linking for learning:a new course fQr ~ducation, science, Education, and Transportation Program, November 1989. 

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LIQUEFIED Transportation .Qt liquefied natural gas, Oceans Program, September 1977. 181 Alternative energy futures:~ future~ liquefied natural gas imports-background paper, Energy Program, March 1980. Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural gas imports, Energy Program, March 1980. LITERATURE Implications Qt ~-effectiveness analysis o.f medical technology: methodological issues and literature review, Health Program, September 1980. LITHOTRIPSY Payment :o.r physician services: strategies :o.r medicare: Health technology study no. .2.: effects o.f federal policies .on extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, Health Program, May 1986. LIVESTOCK Drugs in livestock feed, Food Program, June 1979. LIVING current health status and population projections .Qt native Hawaiians living .in Hawaii, Health Program, April 1987. LNG Direct interest participation in~ regulatory decision process: lessons learned from two l!Hi safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. 

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182 LOCAL Transportation of hazardous materials: state and local activities, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1986. Assessment .ot technology fo.r local development. R & D Program, January 1981. LOCKS Defending secrets, sharing data: new locks and keys for electronic information, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1987. LONG-TERM Evaluation .ot the feasibility of studying long-~ health effects in atomic veterans, Special Projects, July 1985. LOSING Losing a million minds: confronting the tragedy .of. alzheimer's disease AM other dementias, Biological Applications Program, April 1987. LOVE Habitability of the .LQxe canal rn: .an analysis .ot the technical basis for the decision .on the habitability of the emergency declaration ADm, Materials Program, June 1983. LOW Neonatal intensive~ for low birthweiqht infants: costs and effectiveness, Health Program, December 1987. u.~. oil production: the effect of low oil prices, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. 

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183 LOW-COST dumb boosters: A low-cost space transportation option?, International Security and Commerce Program, February 1989. LOW-LEVEL Partnerships under pressure:managing commercial low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, November 1989. Evaluation .O: options for managing greater-~-Class-c low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1988. MAGNETIC Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial, and policy analysis: health technology case study ,no. ll, Health Program, September 1984. Biological effects .ot power frequency electric mig magnetic fields, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. MAIL Implications .0: electronic mail .ang message systems :or ,th,e y.s. Postal service, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August l.982. MAINTAIN Technologies to maintain biological diversity. Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1987. MAINTAINING Holding the ,egge: maintaining ,th,e defense technology base, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1989. Role of y.s. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity in developing countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1986. 

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184 MAJOR Grain guality in international trade: a comparison of major u.~. competitors, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. MAKING Making things better:competing in manufacturing. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, February 1990. MANAGEMENT Issues in medical waste management, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1988. Use of models for water resources management, planning. and policy. Oceans and Environment Program, August 1982. Nonnuclear industrial hazardos waste: classifying for hazard management, Materials Program, November 1981. Technologies and management ~trategies for hazardous waste control, Materials Progran1, March 1983. Management .Qf fuel and nonfuel, minerals in Federal land, Materials Program, April 1979. OTA review of the Missouri dioxin task force recommendations concerning the management of contaminated soil, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, December 1983. Implications .Qf cost-effectiveness analysis .Qf medical technology: the management .Qf health care technology in ten countries, Health Program, October 1980. Integrated renewable resource management for u.~. insular areas, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1987. Pest management strategies in crop protection, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1979. Issues and options in flood hazards management, Exploratory Group, February 1980. 

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185 Federal government information technology: management, security, and congressional oversight, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1986. Radiofreguency use and management: impacts from the World Administrative Radio Conference .Qf. 1979, Communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1982. MANAGING Partnerships under pressure:managing commercial low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, November 1989. Evaluation of options for managing greater-than-Class-~ low-level radioactive waste, oceans and Environment Program, October 1988. Ocean incineration: its role in managing hazardous waste, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1986. Managing the nation's commercial hi.gh-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1985. Technologies .f.Qr managing urinary incontinence: health technology study DQ. ll, Health Program, July 1985. MANDATE Analyses of trend~ in coverage and preliminary estimates of the effects .Q.f an employer mandate~ medicaid expansion, Health Program, July 1989. MANDATORY Technology and handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues and evidence, Health Program, September 1982. MANUFACTURE Technologies for reducing dioxin in the manufacture of bleached wood RY.!R, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1989. 

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MANUFACTURING Making things better:competing in manufacturing. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, February 1990. Paying the~: manufacturing ,Ang America's trade deficit, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. 186 Computerized manufacturing automation: employment. education, and the workplace, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1984. MAPPING Mapping our genes. Genome projects: How big? How fast?, Biological Applications Program, April 1988. MARGIN ocean margin drilling, oceans Program, May 1980. MARINE Marine minerals: explorincc new ocean frontier, oceans and Environment Program, July 1987. Wastes in marine environments, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1987. Marine applications for fuel cell technology, Oceans and Environment Program, February 1986. Oil transportation l2Y tankers: AD analysis of marine pollution and safety measures, Oceans Program, July 1975. MARITIME Competition in coastal~= an evaluation of foreign maritime activities in the 200-mile EEZ. Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. Alternative approaches to cargo policy: a supplement to an assessment of maritime trade and technology, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1985. 

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187 R i in the maritime industry: A supplement to AD assessment of maritime trade and technology. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. Assessment .of. maritime trade and technology, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1983. Technologies~ underwater archaeology and maritime preservation. Energy and Materials Program, September 1987. MARKET Market for wheelchairs--innovations .ang Federal policy: health technology case study ng. ~, Health Program, November 1984. MARKETING Agricultural postharvest technology .ami marketing economics research. Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1983. Emerging food marketing technologies: A preliminary analysis, Food Program, October 1978. MARROW unrelated~ marrow transplants in~ united states:policy issues fl:Qm A patient perspective. Health Program, February 19901revised March 1990 .DoM marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical status ,And policy issues, Health Program, October 1987. Implications .of. cost-effectiveness analysis .0.: medical technology:~ cost effectiveness .of. bone marrow transplant therapy and m policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. MARS Permanently orbiting space cyclers between Earth and Mars, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1986. 

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188 MASS Assessment of community planning for gg transit-bibliography. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning .fQx gg transit-Minneapolis/St. Paul case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .Qt community planning for mass transit-technical report, Transportation Program, February 1976. Energy, the economy. and mass transit, Transportation Program, October 1975. Assessment .Qt community planning .fQx gg transit-Washington, ~.c. study.Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .Qt community planning tQ.: transit-Seattle case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .Qf community planning~ DU transit-~ Francisco stud,y. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning .fQx DU transit-Los Angeles case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .Qf communit,y planning .f.21: transit-Denver case stud,y, Transportat.ion Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Chicago case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning tQ.: DU transit-Boston case stud,y, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .Qf community planning~ ma.s.& transit-Atlanta case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment 2.f community planning for mass transit, Transportation Program, February 1976. MATERIALS Transportation .Qf hazardous materials, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, July 1986. 

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189 Transportation .Qf hazardous materials: state and local activities, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1986. Engineering implications .Qf chronic materials scarcity, Materials Program, April 1977. Materials~ energy txom municipal waste, Materials Program, July 1979. Assessment of information systems capabilities required to support U.S. materials policy decisions, Materials Program, December 1976. Requirements for fulfilling A national materials policy, Materials Program, August 1974. strategic materials: technologies to reduce u.s. import vulnerability, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, May 1985. Advanced materials )2y design. Energy and Materials Program, June 1988. construction~ materials research and development~ .:the. nation's public works. Energy and Materials Program/ Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1987. New structural materials technologies: opportunities .f.91: .the.~ .Qf advanced ceramics .aru1 composites, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. MEASURE Research funding .a.s. An investment: .QiUl n measure .the. returns, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1986. MEASURES Q.il transportation J2v tankers: AD analysis of marine pollution and safety measures, oceans Program, July 1975. 

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190 MEDICAID Analyses of trends in coverage and preliminary estimates of the effects of an employer mandate and medicaid expansion, Health Program, July 1989. MEDICAL Issues in medical waste management, oceans and Environment Program, October 1988. Rural emergency medical services, Health Program, November 1989. Appropriate care for cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues .Q.f, medical safety and appropriateness, Health Program, October 1988. Medical testing and health insurance, Health Program, August 1988. Impact .Q.f, rn gn Kaiser Permanente Medical care Program (Northern California Region), Health Program, July 1988. ouality .Q.f medical~= information tQr consumers. Health Program, June 1988. Breast cancer screening .:.o.r Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness, costs :to Medicare and medical resources required, Health Program, November 1987. Implications .Q.f coti,t-effectiveness analysis .Q.f, medical technology: Health technology case study D.Q. 11,: nurse practitioners, physician assistants And certified nurse midwives--A QOl..i.Qx analysis, Health Program, December 1986. Medical devices and~ veterans Administration. Health Program, February 1985. Medical technology .and costs .Q! the medicare program: Diagnosis related groups <>.and~ Medicare program: implications for medical ~echnology. Health Program, July 1983. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies .:.o.r evaluating cost. quality ,a,nd medical technology, Health Program, October 1985. 

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Implications .Q.f ~-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: methodological issues and literature review, Health Program, September 1980. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology:~ common x-m procedures--problems and prospects for economic evaluation. Health Program, April 1982. 191 Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: the management of health care technology .in ten countries, Health Program, October 1980. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the efficacy ,ang effectiveness .Q.f psychotherapy. Health Program, October 1980. Implications .Q.f ~-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: surgery !o.l: breast cancer. Health Program, October 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: .tM costs and effectiveness of nurse practitioners, Health Program, July 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: elective hysterectomy--costs, risks, and benefits, Health Program, October 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: cost benefit/cost effectiveness .Q.f medical technologies--a .c.a.s.e study .Q.f orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical t~chnology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and cost effectiveness, Health Program, May 1982. Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends ,ang relative costs in .tM Washington,~-~area, Health Program, July 1981. Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical t~QbnQiggy; gene;it-and-coet analysis Qt medical interventions--the .c.a.s.e of cimetidine and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. 

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192 Implications .o.f cost-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical technology: the. costs And effectiveness .o.f neonatal intensive ~, Health Program, August 1981. Implications .o.f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the. artificial heart--cost, risks, and benefits, Health Program, May 1982. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical technology: the .c.o.t effectiveness .Q.f upper gastronintestinal endoscopy. Health Program, May 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical technology: allocating costs And benefits in disease prevention programs--,An application tQ cervical cancer screening. Health Program, May 1981. Implications .o.f cost-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical technology: the Q6 effectiveness .o.f bone marrow transplant therapy and its policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. Implications 2f Q6-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessinq the effectiveness and costs .Q.f th Keyes technique, Health Program, May 1981. Implications.~ ~-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical technology: .C2ll effectiveness .o.f automated multichannel chemistry analyzers, Health Program, May 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness anlaysis .Q.f medical technology: screening .to.r colon cancer--A technology assessment. Health Program, April 1981. Implications .o.f .c.o.t-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical t~chnology: feasibility 2'.. e00namia evaluation gt diagnostic procedure--the .Q.f ~scanning.Health Program, April 1981. Implications .o.f cost-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical technology: formal analysis, policy formulation, and endstage renal disease, Health Program, April 1981. Medical technology ,ang the Q6 .o.f the. medicare program, Health Program, July 1984. computer technology in medical education and assessment, Health Program, September 1979. 

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193 Impact .ot randomized clinical trials ,gn health policy and medical practice, Health Program, August 1983. strategies~ medical technology assessment, Health Program, September 1982. Policy implications .ot medical information systems, Health Program, December 1977. Medical technology under proposals to increase competition in health care, Health Program, October 1982. Implications .ot ~-effectiveness analysis of med1cal technology, Health Program, August 1980. Development .ot medical technology: opportunities tor assessment, Health Program, August 1976. Assessing the efficacy and safety .ot medical technologies, Health Program, September 1978. Federal policies and the medical devices industry. Health Program, November 1984. Infertility: medical ,ang social choices, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. MEDICARE Preventive health services :.0.: medicare beneficiaries:policy and research issues, Health Program, February 1990. Prescription drugs ,ang elderly Americans: ambulatory use ,ang approaches to coverage tor Medicare, Health Program, October 1987. Breast cancer screening for Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness, costs to Medicare and medical resources required. Health Program, November 1987. Medical technology ,ang costs .ot medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (.Dfflis.) ,ang .th. Medicare program: implications :.0.: medical technology. Health Program, July 1983. Payment :.0.: physician services: strategies :o.r medicare: Health technology study no. ll,: effects .ot federal policies ,gn extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, Health Program, May 1986. 

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194 Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare, Health Program, February 1986. Medical technology and the cost of the medicare program, Health Program, July 1984. MEDICARE'S Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating cost, quality and medical technology, Health Program, October 1985. MEDICINE Biology. medicine, and the Bill~ Rights, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1988. MEDICINES Plants: the potentials for extracting protein, medicines, and other useful chemicals, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1983. MEDLARS MEDLARS and health information policy. Health Program, September 1982. MEMORIAL Quality and relevance Qf. research .a,ng related activities .a.t the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory, Health Program, August 1983. MENTAL Children's mental health: problems and services, Health Program, December 1986. 

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195 MESSAGE Implications .Q! electronic mail and message systems~ the u.s. Postal service, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1982. METALS Technical options for conservation of metals: Qll8 studies of selected metals and products, Materials Program, September 1979. METHOD Assessment of the Veterans Administration's method .Q! analyzing its hospital mortality, Health Program, April 1989. METHODOLOGICAL Implications .Q! cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: methodological issues Ang literature review, Health Program, September 1980. METHODOLOGIES Pesticide residues in food: technologies and methodologies for detection. Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1988. Review of methodologies for nutrition research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1980. METHODS Automobile collision data: an assessment of needs and methods of acquisition, Transportation Program, February 1975. MICRO-ORGANISMS Impacts of applied genetics: micro-organisms, plants, and animals, Human Resources Program, April 1981. 

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MICROELECTRONICS Microelectronics research and development, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1986. MIDDLE 196 Technology transfer to the Middle East, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1984. MILITARY Critical analysis of delayed effects of the military draft mortality. Health Program, September 1986. Technological issues of the S0's (other than energy QI: military), May 1980. MILLION Losing~ million minds: confronting~ tragedy .Qi alzheimers disease~ other dementias, Biological Applications Program, ~>ril 1987. MINDS Losing~ million minds: confronting the tragedy of alzheimer's disease and other dementias, Biological Applications Program, April 1987. MINE Western surface mine permitting~ reclamation, Energy and Materials Program, June 1986. MINERALS Polar prospects: a minerals treaty for Antarctica, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. Marine minerals: exploring our .n.fill ocean frontier. Oceans and Environment Program, July 1987. 

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Management of~ and nonfuel minerals in Federal land, Materials Program, April 1979. MINING 197 Reclaiming prime farmlands Ansi other high-quality croplands after surface .c.0sll mining, Energy and Materials Program, December 1985. MISSILE Ballistic missile defense technologies, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1985. Directed energy missile defense in space, International security and Commerce Program, April 1984. MX missile basing. International Security and Commerce Program, September 1981. MISSOURI review .Q.f the Missouri dioxin~ force recommendations concerning .:tbA management .Q.f contaminated .flO.il., Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, December 1983. MIT Technology transfer to the United states: .th MIT -Japan Science AM Technology Program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1989. MOBILE Analysis .Q.f selected mobile source provisions in H-B 3030 and HB 2323. Oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. MODALITES--TRENDS Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends ,ang relative costs in~ Washington,~-~area, Health Program, July 1981. 

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MODELS Global models, world futures, and public policy: a critique, Transportation Program, April 1982. Use of models for water resources management, planning, and policy, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1982. MODERNIZATION 198 Review of the Department of Energy weapons complex modernization plan: environmental issues, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1989. Review of the Department Qt Energy modernization plan: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation of activities at certain facilities in the Department of Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. MONITORING ~echnology and oceanography:~ assessment of Federal technologies for oceanographic research and monitoring, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1981. MONTREAL Aralysis of the Montreal Protocol Qn substances that deplete the ozone layer, Oceans and Environment Program, December 1987. MOON Agreement governing the activities Qt states Qn the moon and other celestial bodies, Telecommunications Program, August 1980. MORE Groundwater protection standards ,:,Qr hazardous waste land disposal facilities: will :tn,ey prevent more superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. 

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199 MORTALITY Assessment of the Veterans Administration's method .Q.f analyzing its hospital mortality. Health Program, April 1989. Critical analysis of delayed effects of the military draft mortality, Health Program, September 1986. MOTOR Gearing YR for safety: motor carrier safety ins competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. MULTICHANNEL Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: cost effectiveness .Q.f automated multichannel chemistry analyzers, Health Program, May 1981. MUNICIPAL Facing America's trash: what next for municipal solid waste?, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1989. Materials and energy from municipal waste, Materials Program, July 1979. MUTATIONS Technologies for detecting heritable mutations in human beings, Health Program, September 1986. MX MX missile basing, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1981. 

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NATION Informing the nation: federal information dissemination in an electronic age, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1988. NATION'S 200 Protecting the nation's groundwater from contamination-vol. I k II, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1984. Managing the nation's commercial hi..gh-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1985. construction and materials research and development for the nation's public works, Energy and Materials Program/ Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1987. NATIONAL Review of national railroad issues, Transportation Program, December 1975. Preliminary assessment of the National Crime Information Center and the computerized criminal history systems, Telecommunications Program, December 1978. Review of the FAA 1982 National Airspace System Plan, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, August 1982. Reguirements for fulfilling s national materials policy, Materials Program, August 1974. Technology transfer at the National Institutes Q.f Health, Health Program, March 1982. Analysis of the range of institutional options available to house s proposed National Center for Biological Diversity and Conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. Oil production in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Energy and Materials Program, February 1989. Analysis of the proposed national energy plan, Energy Program, August 1977. 

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201 Issues relevant to NCIC (National Crime Information Center) 2000 proposals, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1987. Assessment of alternatives for~ national computerized criminal history system, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1982. Computer-based national information systems: technology and public policy issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1981. NATIVE current health status and population projections of native Hawaiians living in Hawaii, Health Program, April 1987. NATO New technology for NATO: implementing follow-on forces attack, International Security and Commerce Program, June 1987. NATO'S Technologies for NATO's follow-on forces attack concept, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1986. NATURAL Transportation of liguefied natural gas, Oceans Program, September 1977. y.~. natural gas availability: conventional gas supply through the~ 2000, Energy and Materials Program, September 1983. Alternative energy futures: the future Qi liguefied natural gas imports-background paper, Energy Program, March 1980. y.~. natural gas availability: gas supply through the year 2000, Energy and Materials Program, February 1985. Analysis of the impacts of the projected natural gas curtailments for the winter 1975-76, Energy Program, November 1975. 

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202 Alternative energy futures: the future Q.f liquefied natural gas imports, Energy Program, March 1980. NCIC Issues relevant to NCIC (National Crime Information Center) 2000 proposals, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1987. NEEDED Reolacing the Rosebud Sioux Hospital: number of beds and whether a surgical suite is needed, Health Program, August 1985. NEEDS Automobile collision data: an assessment of needs and methods of acquisition, Transportation Program, February 1975. statistical needs for A changing U.S. economy, Energy and Materials Program, September 1989. NEEDS-VOL Application of solar technology ,:tQ today's energy needs-vol.~ k II, Energy Program, June 1978. NEONATAL Neonatal intensive care for low birthweight infants: costs and effectiveness, Health Program, December 1987. Implications Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the costs and effectiveness Q.f neonatal intensive .Q.s!n, Health Program, August 1981. NETWORKING High performance computing and networking for science, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1989. 

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203 NEUROSCIENCE Impacts Q.{ neuroscience, Biological Applications Program, March 1984. NEW Automated guideway transit: fill assessment of PRT and other new systems, Transportation Program, June 1975. Linking for learning:~ new course for education, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, November 1989. Power .Qnl New tools .tQ.: teaching .pg learning. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. Marine minerals: exploring our ng ocean frontier, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1987. Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: an assessment of oil and gas systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants off the coast of New Jersey .pg Delaware, Oceans Program, November 1976. Reducing launch operations costs: new technologies and practices, International security and commerce Program, September 1988. New technology for NATO: implementing follow-.Qn forces attack, International security and commerce Program, June 1987. Trade adjustment assistance: ng ideas for fill old program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. New structural materials technologies: opportunities !QI: the U.. of advanced ceramics and composites, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects for the 1980s, Energy and Materials Program, July 1985. criminal justice, new technologies, and .till constitution. Communication and Information Technologies Program, May 1988. Defending secrets, sharing data: new locks and keys for electronic information, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1987. 

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204 Electronic supervisor: new technology.~ tensions, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. New developments in biotechnology~= patenting life, Biological Applications Program, April 1989. developments in biotechnology: u.s. investment in biotechnology. Biological Applications Program, July 1988. New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic and ecological issues, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. New developments in biotechnology: public perceptions .o.t biotechnology. Biological Applications Program, May 1987. New developments in biotechnology: ownership of human tissues and cells, Biological Applications Program, March 1987. NEWLY J2rYq labeling in developing ,ang newly -industrialized countries, phase X, Health Program, December 1988. NEWS GATHERING commercial newsgathering tr.gm space, International security and Commerce Program, May 1987. NEXT Facing America's trash: mAt Mx:t .f.Qr municipal solid waste?, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1989. catching 0lll: breath: next. steps .f.Qr reducing urban ozone, oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. World population and fertility planning technologies: th,e next .2.Q. years, Human Resources Program, February 1982. 

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205 NO Implications of .Q.Q..t-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology study .DQ. n: nurse practitioners, physician assistants .and certified nurse midwives--A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. contact lens industry--structure, competition, and public policy: health technology study .DQ. ll, Health Program, December 1984. Safety. efficacy, and cost effectiveness of therapeutic apheresis: health technology .QAU study llQ. ll, Health Program, July 1983. Effectiveness And costs Q! alcoholism treatment: health technology au study JlQ. ll, Health Program, March 1983. variations in hospital length .0.:. &tu--their relationship to health outcomes: health technology case study .D.Q. ll, Health Program, August 1983. Effectiveness .and .QO.i.t .0.:. continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (~): health technology case study .DQ. 35, Health Program, September 1985. Technologies .f.Q1;'. managing urinary incontinence: health technology study .D.Q. ll, Health Program, July 1985. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology case study .D.Q. 36: effects Q! federal policies on extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, Health Program, May 1986. Hemodialysis equipment and disposables industry: health technology .cAU study .D.Q. ll, Health Program, December 1984. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--A clinical, industrial, .and policy analysis: health technology gu study .D.Q. ll, Health Program, September 1984. Boston elbow: health technology case study .D.Q. 29, Health Program, November 1984. Market .f.Q1;'. wheelchairs--innovations and Federal policy: health technology case study .D.Q. 30, Health Program, November 1984. 

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206 Cost effectiveness of digital subtraction angiography in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: health technology case study no. 34, Health Program, May 1985. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. 1..: assistive devices l.Qr severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. M: technology and learning disabilities, Health Program, December 1983. Intensive .c,gn units (ICUs)--clinical outcomes, costs, and decisionmaking: health technology case study DQ. ~, Health Program, November 1984. NON ATTAINMENT Analysis of the ozone nonattainment provisions of the "Clean Air standards Attainment Act Qt l.m", oceans and Environment Program, September 1987. NONFUEL Management of~ and nonfuel minerals in Federal land, Materials Program, April 1979. NONNUCLEAR Nonnuclear industrial hazardous waste: classifying for hazard management, Materials Program, November 1981. NORTHERN Impact~ AIDS Q!l the Kaiser Permanente Medical care Program (Northern California Region), Health Program, July 1988. NOTICE Plant closing: advance notice and rapid response, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. 

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NOTICES Information content of premanufacture notices, Health Program, April 1983. NUCLEAR 207 Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: an assessment of oil and gas systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants off the coast of New Jersey and Delaware, Oceans Program, November 1976. Effects of nuclear war, National Security Program, May 1979. containment Qi underground nuclear explosions, International Security and Commerce Program, October 1989. Review of the Department Qi Energy modernization p_l_an: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation Qi activities .at. certain facilities in the Department Qi Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. seismic verification .Q! nuclear testing treaties, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1988. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial, and policy analysis: health technology study no. ll, Health Program, September 1984. Nuclear proliferation and safeguards, Energy Program, June 1977. Nuclear powerplant standardization: light water reactors, Energy Program, April 1981. Nuclear power in fill age .O: uncertainty. Energy and Materials Program, February 1984. Analyses of effects of limited nuclear warfare, Ad Hoc committee, September 1975. NUMBER Replacing the Rosebud Sioux Hospital: number of beds and whether surgical suite is needed, Health Program, August 1985. 

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208 NURSE Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology case study llQ. 37: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse midwives--A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the costs and effectiveness Qt nurse practitioners, Health Program, July 1981. NURSE-MIDWIVES--A Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology study llQ. 37: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse midwives--A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. NUTRITION Review of methodologies .f2.l:: nutrition research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1980. Nutrition research alternatives, Food Program, September 1978. OCCUPATIONAL Role of genetic testing in the prevention of occupational diseases, Biological Applications Program, April 1983. OCEAN Marine minerals: exploring our new ocean frontier. oceans and Environment Program, July 1987. Ocean incineration: ill~ in managing hazardous waste, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1986. Review of ocean thermal energy systems, Oceans and Environment Program, January 1984. Energy from open ocean kelp farms, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1980. 

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209 Renewable ocean energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions, Oceans Program, May 1978. Recent developments in ocean thermal energy. oceans Program, April 1980. ocean margin drilling. Oceans Program, May 1980. OCEANOGRAPHIC Technology and oceanography: an assessment of Federal technologies !OX oceanographic research and monitoring. oceans ana Envlronment Program, June 1981. OCEANOGRAPHY Technology AM oceanography: An assessment of Federal technologies for oceanographic research and monitoring, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1981. OCTANE Effects o.f replacing lead nth aromatic versus alcohol octane enhancers in gasoline, Energy and Materials Program, January 1986. OFF coastal effects~ offshore energy systems: An assessment o.f oil And s.u systems, deepwater ports, Arul nuclear powerplants .Qf.f the coast~ New Jersey Ansi Delaware, oceans Program, November 1976. OFFICE Health of the scientific and technical enterprise: An advisory panel report .t2 .the Office 2! Technology Assessment, R & D Program, October 1978. Government involvement in .the innovation process: A contractor's report to the Office o.f Technology Assessment, Government Policies for Innovation, August 1978. 

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OFFICES Automation of America's offices, 1985-2000, Communication and Information Technologies Program, December 1985. OFFSHORE 210 Analysis .Q,f "Buy America" proposals for offshore drilling rigs and production facilities, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1988. coastal effects .Qf offshore energy systems: an assessment of oil and gas systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants off the coast .Q,f New Jersey and Delaware, Oceans Program, November 1976. OIL An :Analysis .Qf the Department of the Interior's proposed acceleration .Qf development of oil and gas .on .tM outer continental shelf, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1975. Analysis .Qf oil tanker casualties, 1969-1974, Oceans Program, February 1978. Oil and gas technologies for the Arctic and deepwater, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. Analysis of the feasibility of separating exploration from production .Qf ill and gas ,on the outer continental shelf, Oceans Program, May 1975. Oil transportation~ tankers: an analysis of marine pollution and safety measures, Oceans Program, July 1975. Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: an assessment of ill and systems, deepwater ports, A.Pd nuclear powerplants off the coast of New Jersey and Delaware. oceans Program, November 1976. Assessment of oil shale technologies, Materials Program, June 1980. Oil production in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Energy and Materials Program, February 1989. 

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~.s. oil production: the effect ,Qf low oil prices, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing ill imports, Energy Program, September 1982. 211 Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing oil imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels from coal, Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: a1ternatives for aeduoing oi1 imports--environmenta1 issues of synthetic transportation fuels from coal-background report. Energy Program, December 1982. Increased automobile~ efficiency mm synthetic fuels: alternatives~ reducing oil imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-~ assessment of current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions .Qf synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. Enhanced oil recovery potential in :tM United States, Energy Program, January 1978. ~.s. vulnerability .t.o ill import curtailment, Energy and Materials Program, September 1984. OILED Coping with an oiled sea, Oceans and Environment_ Program, March 1990. OLD Trade adjustment assistance: new ideas for an old program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. Effects of decontrol on old gas recovery. Energy and Materials Program, February 1984. 

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OPEN Energy from open ocean kelp farms, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1980. Open shelf-life dating of food, Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1979. OPEN-ANGLE 212 Screening for open-angle glaucoma in~ elderly. Health Program, October 1988. OPERATIONS Reducing launch operations costs: new technologies and practices, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1988. OPPORTUNITIES Development Q.f medical technology: opportunities for assessment, Health Program, August 1976. New structural materials technologies: opportunities for the use of advanced ceramics and composites, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. Federal scientific and technical information in an electronic age: opportunities and challenges, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. OPPORTUNITY Applications Q.f B & in the civil sector: the opportunity provided )2y the Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act Q.f 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. OPTION Big dumb boosters: a low-cost space transportation option?, International Security and Commerce Program, February 1989. 

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213 OPTIONS Evaluation of options for managing greater-than-Class-c low-level radioactive waste. Oceans and Environment Program, October 1988. Technical options for conservation of metals: case studies of selected metals and products, Materials Program, September 1979. Analysis of laws governing access across Federal lands: options for access in Alaska, Materials Program, February 1979. Launch options for .tb,e future: A buyer's guide, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1988. Analysis of the range .0:. institutional options available .:t,Q house A proposed National Center for Biological Diversity and Conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. Issues and options .in flood hazards management. Exploratory Group, February 1980. Increased automobile 1Ye.l. efficiency ,and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing .Qil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions .0:. synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. Electronic delivery .0:. public assistance benefits: technology options and policy issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1988. OR Technological issues of the~ (other than energy or military), May 1980. ORBIT Round .t.riR .:t,Q orbit: human spaceflight alternatives, International Security and Commerce Program, August 1989. 

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ORBITING Permanently orbiting space cyclers between Earth and Mars, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1986. ORGANISMS New developments in biotechnology: field-testing engineered organisms: genetic and ecological issues, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. ORGANIZING Organizing and financing basic research to increase food production, Food Program, June 1977. ORTHOPEDIC Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology: cost benefit/cost effectiveness of medical technologies--A case study .o.f orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. OTA Proceedings of the OTA seminar .on the Discrete Address Beacon System (DABS), Transportation Program, July 1980. OTA review .Q.f the Missouri dioxin task force recommendations concerning the management .Q.f contaminated soil, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, December 1983. Aids and health insurance mi OTA survey, Health Program, February 1988. OTA priorities 1979, January 1979. 214 OTA workshop on cargo policy, December~ and~, 1984: panelist's presentations and summary of discussion, August 1985. 

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215 OTHER Automated guideway transit: mi assessment .0: PRT A,ng other new systems, Transportation Program, June 1975. Agreement governing the activities .0: states on~ moon and other celestial bodies, Telecommunications Program, August 1980. Costs of AIDS and other HIY infections: review of the estimates, Health Program, May 1987. Plants: the potentials for extracting protein, medicines, and other useful chemicals, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1983. Reclaiming prime farmlands A,ng other n,igb-guality croplands after surface coal mining, Energy and Materials Program, December 1985. Losing a million minds: confronting :th tragedy .0: alzheimers disease A,ng other dementias, Biological Applications Program, April 1987. Technological issues 2! :th.e ~(other.than energy~ military), May 1980. OUR catching our breath: next steps .fQI'. reducing urban ozone, oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. Marine minerals: exploring .ou.x: ng ocean frontier, oceans and Environment Program, July 1987. Mapping our genes. Genome projects:~ big? How~?, Biological Applications Program, April 1988. OUTCOMES variatione in hospital length 2'. JlliAY--their relationship .t.o health outcomes: health technology case study no. li, Health Program, August 1983. 

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216 Intensive care units (ICUs)--clinical outcomes, costs, and decisionmaking: health technology case study llQ. 28, Health Program, November 1984. OUTER An Analysis Q.f the Department Q.f the Interior's proposed acceleration of development Qt .o.il .and gas .on the outer continental shelf, oceans and Environment Program, March 1975. Analysis of the. feasibility of separating exploration tram production Q.f oil and gas on the. outer continental shelf, Oceans Program, May 1975. OUTLOOK Review of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook n 1976 through 1, Energy Program, August 1976. OVERSIGHT Federal government information technology: management, security .and congressional oversight, communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1986. OVERVIEW Defense technology base: introduction ,and overview, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1988. OWNERSHIP Patterns and trends in Federal .Q.0A.l. lease ownership, 1950-..Q., Materials Program, April 1981. New developments in biotechnology: ownership of human tissues and cells, Biological Applications Program, March 1987. 

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217 OZONE catching our breath: next steps for reducing urban ozone, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. Urban ozone and the Clean All: Act: problems and proposals for change, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1988. Analysis of the ozone nonattainment provisions of the "Clean Air standards Attainment Act of 1987", Oceans and Environment Program, September 1987. Analysis .Q! the Montreal Protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer, Oceans and Environment Program, December 1987. OZONE-VOL Regional implications of transported ill pollutants: fill assessment of acidic deposition and ozone-vol. I & ll, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. PACIFIC Telecommunications in the y.s. Pacific Islands, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1985. PANAMA Environmental issues affecting the Panama Canal, Oceans and Environment Program, December 1978. PANEL Health .Q! the scientific and technical enterprise: an advisory panel report ,tQ the Office .Q! Technology Assessment, R & D Program, October 1978. PANELIST'S OTA workshop .on cargo policy, December d and~, 1984: panelist's presentations and summary of discussion, August 1985. 

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218 PAPER Alternative energy futures: the future of liquefied natural gas imports-background paper, Energy Program, March 1980. PART ImDact Q.f advanced air transport technology: part IV--financing and program alternatives for advanced high-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, August 1982. Impact Q.f advanced air transport technology: part III--air service to small communities, Transportation Program, February 1982. Impact Q.f advanced air transport technology: part II--the air cargo system, Transportation Program, January 1982. Impact Q.f advanced .a.ix transport technology: part ~--advanced high-speed aircraft. Transportation Program, April 1980. PARTICIPATION Direct interest participation in the regulatory decision process: lessons learned from two lim! safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. PARTNERSHIPS Partnerships under pressure:managing commercial low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, November 1989. PASSENGER y.~. passenger nil technologies, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. PASSIVE Technology and handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues and evidence, Health Program, September 1982. 

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Passive smoking in~ workplace: selected issues, Health Program, May 1986. PATENT-TERM 219 Patent-.t.@rm extension mm~ pharmaceutical industry. Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1981. PATENTING New developments in biotechnology~= patenting .l.if., Biological Applications Program, April 1989. PATENTS Federal regulation ,And animal patents, Biological Applications Program, February 1988. PATERNITY use .Q.f biomedical tests in paternity determination, Biological Applications Program, July 1986. PATIENT unrelated~ marrow transplants in .tM united states:policy issues tram A patient perspective, Health Program, February 1990;revised March 1990. PATIENTS AJ:!propriate for cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues .Q.f medical safety ,a,ng appropriateness, Health Program, October 1988. PATTERNS Patterns and trends in Federal coal lease ownership. 1950-80, Materials Program, April 1981. 

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220 Research on geographic variations in physician practice patterns, Health Program, February 1987. PAUL Assessment of community planning i,QJ: mass transit-Minneapolis/St. Paul case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. PAYING Paying the bill: manufacturing and America's trade deficit, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. PAYMENT Fourth report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1988. Second report on the Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1988. First report on the Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1987. Third report Qn .tM Prospective Payment Assessment commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1987. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology case study .DQ. 36: effects .Q.f federal policies Qn extracorporeal shock~ lithotripsy. Health Program, May 1986. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare, Health Program, February 1986. First report Qn the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1985. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating cost, quality and medical technology, Health Program, October 1985. Second report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1986. 

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221 PCBS Review~~ consent decree .fQI: cleanup~ PCBs in Indiana, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. PEOPLE Technology ,and handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues ,and evidence, Health Program, September 1982. Technology ,and handicapped people: Health technology case study IlQ. A.: assistive devices .f.Q.: severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. Technology .and handicapped people: Health technology study IlQ. 1-2,: technology ,and learning disabilities, Health Program, December 1983. Technology .and handicapped people: Selected telecommunications devices .f.Q.: hearing-impaired persons, Health Program, December 1982. Technology .and handicapped people, Health Program, May 1982. Hearing impairment .Ansi elderly people, Biological Applications Program, May 1986. PEPTIC Implications .0.: .Q.Oll-effectiveness analysis .0.: medical technology: benefit-,and-.Q.Oll analysis .Q.f medical interventions--~ .o.: cimetidine .and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. PERCEPTIONS New developments in biotechnology: public perceptions .0.: biotechnology. Biological Applications Program, May 1987. PERFORMANCE Performance standards .fQI: secondary school vocational education, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1989. 

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222 High performance computing and networking for science, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1989. PERIODONTAL Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing the effectiveness and costs of the Keyes technigue, Health Program, May 1981. PERITONEAL Effectiveness and cost~ continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPO): health technology case study no. 35, Health Program, September 1985. PERMANENT SALYUT: Soviet steps toward permanent human presence in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. PERMANENTE Impact of AIDS on the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program (Northern California Region), Health Program, July 1988. PERMANENTLY Permanently orbiting space cyclers between Earth ,and~, International Security and commerce Program, March 1986. PERMITTING Western surface mine permitting and reclamation, Energy and Materials Program, June 1986. PERSONS Technology and handicapped people: Selected telecommunications devices .fQI: hearing-impaired persons, Health Program, December 1982. 

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223 PERSPECTIVE Unrelated bone marrow transplants in the United states:policy issues from a patient perspective, Health Program, February 1990:revised March 1990. PERSPECTIVES Perspectives on Federal retail food grading, Food Program, June 1977. PEST Pest management strategies in crop protection, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1979. PESTICIDE Pesticide residues in food: technologies and methodologies !QI: detection, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1988. PETROLEUM World petroleum availability 1980-2000, Energy Program, November 1980. PHARMACEUTICAL Patent-:te,rm extension and the pharmaceutical industry. Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1981. PHASE Automation and robotics for the space station: phase D considerations, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, October 1985 .Qrug labeling in developing and newly -industrialized countries, phase I, Health Program, December 1988. 

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224 PHYSICIAN Research on geographic variations in physician practice patterns, Health Program, February 1987. Second report on the Physician Payment Review commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1988. First report Qn the Physician Payment Review commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1987. Implications .Qi cost-effectiveness analysis .Qi medical technology: Health technology case study llQ. ll: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse midwives--A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology case study DQ. 36: effects of federal policies on extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. Health Program, May 1986. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare, Health Program, February 1986. Forecasts .Qi physician supply and requirements, Health Program, April 1980. PIPELINES Technology assessment of coal slurry pipelines, Energy Program, March 1978. PLAN Review of the FAA llll National Airspace System .PlJm, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, August 1982. Review .Qi the Department of Energy weapons complex modernization plan: environmental issues, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1989. Review of the Department of Energy modernization P.l.An: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation Qi activities At certain facilities in the Department g_:_ Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. 

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225 Criteria for evaluating~ implementation Plfill required~ the Earthquake Hazards Reduction Act Qf. 1977, Exploratory Group, January 1980. Analysis of the ERDA Plfill and program, Energy Program, October 1978. Comparative anlaysis of~ li1.. ERDA plan and program, Energy Program, May 1976. Analysis of the proposed national energy plan, Energy Program, August 1977. PLANNING Assessment Qf. community planning tor mass transit-bibliography, Transportation Program, February i976. Assessment Qf. community planning for mass transit-Minneapolis/st. Paul case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning tor mass transit-technical report, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment Qf. community planning tor un transit-Washington, D.~. study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment Qt community planning tor mass transit-Seattle case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for un transit-San Francisco case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment Qf. community planning tor un transit-l!o. Angeles study.Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning tor transit-Denver study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment Qf. community planning tor mass transit-Chicago case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment Qf. community planning tor mass transit-Boston case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment Qf. community planning for transit-Atlanta case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. 

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226 Assessment of community planning for transit, Transportation Program, February 1976. Use of models for water resources management, planning, and policy, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1982. World population mig fertility planning technologies: the next 20 years, Human Resources Program, February 1982. PLANS Supercomputers: government plans and policies, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1986. PLANT Plant closing: advance notice and rapid response, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. PLANTS Impacts of applied genetics: micro-organisms, plants, and animals, Human Resources Program, April 1981. Plants: the potentials .f.0l: extracting protein, medicines, mig other useful chemicals, Food and Renewable Resources Progr~m, September 1983. PLASTIC Technical questions regarding plastic firearms, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1986. PNEUMOCOCCAL Update of Federal activities regarding the uu of pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, May 1984. Review of selected Federal vaccine and immunization policies: based .on .ca.ll studies of pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, September 1979. 

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POLAR Polar prospects: a minerals treaty for Antarctica, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. POLICIES Assessment of alternative economic stockpiling policies, Materials Program, August 1976. 227 Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology case study DQ 36: effects of federal policies .Qil extracorporeal shock~ lithotripsy. Health Program, May 1986. Review of selected Federal vaccine and immunization policies: based on case studies of pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, September 1979. Federal policies .and~ medical devices industry, Health Program, November 1984. Agricultural research .and technology transfer policies .f.91: the 1990s, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1990. supercomputers: government plans AM policies, communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1986. POLICY Global models, world futures, .and public policy: A critique, Transportation Program, April 1982. Telecommunication technology .and public policy, Telecommunications Program, June 1981. Civilian space policy and applications, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, June 1982. Role .of. demonstrations in federal Bk~ policy. R & D Program, July 1978. Alternative approaches to cargo policy: A supplement ,tQ AD assessment .of. maritime trade and technology. Oceans and Environment Program, August 1985. 

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Use of models for water resources management, planning. and policy. Oceans and Environment Program, August 1982. 228 Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications for public policy. oceans and Environment Program, May 1984. Assessment .Q.f information systems capabilities required to support y.s. materials policy decisions, Materials Program, December 1976. Requirements for fulfilling a national materials policy. Materials Program, August 1974. Displaced homemakers: programs and policy, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, October 1985. Unrelated bone marrow transplants in the United States:policy issues from a patient perspective, Health Program, February 1990;revised March 1990. Preventive health services for medicare beneficiaries:policy and research issues, Health Program, February 1990. Defining rural areas: impact Qn health care policy and research, Health Program, July 1989. Bone marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical status Arui policy issues. Health Program, October 1987. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology case study D.Q. n: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse midwives--~ policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. contact lens industry--structure, competition, and public policy: health technology .QAll study 112 ll, Health Program, December 1984. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial. and policy analysis: health technology case study no. ll, Health Program, September 1984. Market for wheelchairs--innovations and Federal policy: health technology study no. 30, Health Program, November 1984. 

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229 Implications .0:. .QQ.S.t-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: .tbA cost effectiveness .0:. QOne. marrow transplant therapy And .its. policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .0:. medical technology: formal analysis, policy formulation, and endstage renal disease, Health Program, April 1981. Impact of randomized clinical trials .on health policy and medical practice, Health Program, August 1983. Blood policy and technology. Health Program, January 1985. Policy implications .0:. medical information systems, Health Program, December 1977. Policy implications .0:. computed tomography(~) scanner: AD update, Health Program, January 1981. Policy implications .Qf computed tomography(~) scanner, Health Program, November 1978. MEDLARS And health information policy. Health Program, September 1982. Technology. public policy, ,and the changing structure .0:. American agriculture: A special report .fQr ~~farm Wl., Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. Technology. public policy, And .tbA changing structure .0:. American agriculture, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. Electronic delivery .0:. public assistance benefits: technology options and policy issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1988. computer-based national information systems: technology and public policy issues, communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1981. workshop gn cargo policy. December~ And~, lili= panelist's presentations ,and summary .0:. discussion, August 1985. 

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230 POLLUTANTS Regional implications of transported m pollutants: ,an assessment of acidic deposition and ozone-vol. A All, oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. Acid rain and transported m pollutants: implications for public policy. oceans and Environment Program, May 1984. POLLUTION oil transportation~ tankers: .an analysis .Q.f marine pollution and safety measures. oceans Program, July 1975. From pollution to prevention: A progress report on waste reduction, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. Serious reduction .ot hazardous waste: f2I: pollution prevention and industrial efficiency. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. POLYGRAPH Review of .tbA Defense Department's polygraph .tYt And .esearch programs, Health Program, March 1987. Scientific validity .Q.f polygraph testing: A research review and evaluation, Health Program, November 1983. POPULATION World population and fertility planning technologies: the next 1.Q. years, Human Resources Program, February 1982. current health status mid population projections .0: native Hawaiians living in Hawaii. Health Program, April 1987. PORT Coal exports and P.Qn development, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1981. 

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231 PORTS coastal effects of offshore energy systems: Mi assessment of oil and gas systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants off the coast of New Jersey and Delaware, Oceans Program, November 1976. POSTAL Implications of electronic mail and message systems for they.~. Postal Service, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1982. Review Q.f postal automation strategy: A technical and decision analysis, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1984. POSTHARVEST Agricultural postharvest technology and marketing economics research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1983. POSTMARKETING Postmarketing surveillance Q.f prescription drugs. Health Program, November 1982. POTENTIAL Assessment Q.f development and production potential Q.f Federal coal leases, Materials Program, December 1981. Potential biological and electronic effects of Empress ll, International Security and Commerce Program, November 1988. Potential effects of section~ of .th@ Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act Q.f 1976, Energy and Materials Program, March 1986. Status report on the gas potential from devonian shales of the Appalachian Basin, Energy Program, November 1977. Synthetic fuels for transportation: the future potential of electric and hybrid vehicles, Energy Program, March 1982. 

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Enhanced oil recovery potential in the United States, Energy Program, January 1978. POTENTIALS 232 Plants: the potentials for extracting protein, medicines, and other useful chemicals, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1983. POWER Power Qn! New tools :gr teaching ,a,ng learning. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. Biological effects~ power frequency electric and magnetic fields, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. Electric power wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition, Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. New electric power technologies: problems .Ansl prospects :OX: th. 1980s, Energy and Materials Program, July 1985. Solar power satellites, Energy Program, August 1981. Nuclear power in AD~ Q.f uncertainty, Energy and Materials Program, February 1984. POWERPLANT Nuclear powerplant standardization: light water reactors, Energy Program, April 1981. POWERPLANTS Coastal effects Q.f offshore energy systems: AD assessment Q.f oil ,a,ng gas systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants off the coast of New Jersey and Delaware, Oceans Program, November 1976. 

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233 PPRC Second report on the Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1988. First report Qil the Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1987. PRACTICE Research on geographic variations in physician practice patterns, Health Program, February 1987. Impact of randomized clinical trials Qil health policy and medical practice, Health Program, August 1983. Artificial insemination practice in the United States: summary of 1987 survey, Biological Applications Program, August 1988. PRACTICES state educational testing practices, science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1987. Reducing launch operations costs: new technologies and practices, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1988. PRACTITIONERS Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology .c.a.tt study .DQ. 37: nurse practitioners, physician assistants A.ml certified nurse midwives--~ policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the costs and effectiveness Qt nurse practitioners, Health Program, July 1981. PREHISTORIC Technologies for the preservation of prehistoric and historic landscapes, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. 

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234 Technologies for prehistoric mig historic preservation, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. PRELIMINARY Feasibility and value .Q.{ broadband communications in rural areas: preliminary evaluation, Transportation Program, April 1976. Preliminary assessment of the National Crime Information Center and the computerized criminal history systems, Telecommunications Program, December 1978. Preliminary analysis .Q.{ the IRS~ Administration System, Telecommunications Program, March 1977. Analyses of trends in coverage and preliminary estimates of the effects of an employer mandate and medicaid expansion, Health Program, July 1989. Emerging food marketing technologies: a preliminary analysis, Food Program, October 1978. Preliminary analysis .Q.{ the demographic trends influencing the elementary mig secondary school system, Exploratory Group, May 1977. PREMANUFACTURE Information content .Q.{ premanufacture notices, Health Program, April 1983. PREPARING Preparing to.t: science mig engineering careers: field level profiles, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, January 1987. PRESCRIPTION Prescription drugs and elderly Americans: ambulatory use and approaches to coverage for Medicare, Health Program, October 1987. Postmarketing surveillance .Q.{ prescription drugs, Health Program, November 1982. 

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PRESENCE SALYUT: soviet steps toward permanent human presence in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. PRESENTATIONS 235 OTA workshop .on cargo policy. December~ and 4, 1984: panelist's presentations and summary Q! discussion, August 1985. PRESERVATION Book preservation technologies, oceans and Environment Program, May 1988. Technologies for the preservation 2-' prehistoric and historic landscapes, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. Technologies t2l: underwater archaeology And maritime preservation. Energy and Materials Program, September 1987. Technologies f.01: prehistoric And historic preservation. Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. PRESSURE Proposal pressure in .the 1980s: ,an indicator .0:. stress .on the federal research system, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1990. Partnerships under pressure:managing commercial low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, November 1989. PREVENT Groundwater protection standards tQl: hazardous waste l.mig disposal facilities:~~ prevent rn superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. 

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236 PREVENTING Preventing illness and injury in the workplace, Health Program, April 1985. PREVENTION From pollution to prevention: A progress report on waste reduction, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. Serious reduction of hazardous waste: for pollution prevention and industrial efficiency. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating costs and benefits in disease prevention programs--an application to cervical cancer screening, Health Program, May 1981. Role of genetic testing in .the prevention ~f occupational diseases, Biological Applications Program, April 1983. PREVENTIVE Preventive health services for medicare beneficiaries:policy and research issues, Health Program, February 1990. Use of preventive services )2y the elderly, Health Program, January 1989. PRICES Y-~oil production: the effect of low oil prices, Energy and Materiais Program, July 1987. PRIME Reclaiming prime farmlands and other high-quality croplands after surface coal mining. Energy and Materials Program, December 1985. 

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PRIORITIES Technology assessment candidates and priorities, Exploratory Group, July 1978. OTA priorities lil.2., January 1979. PRIVACY 237 Selected electronic funds transfer issues: privacy. security, and equity. communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1982. Federal government information technology: electronic record systems and individual privacy. Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1986. PRIVATE Remote sensing~~ private sector: issues for discussion, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1984. PROBLEMS Advanced vehicle/highway systems and urban traffic problems, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1989. Urban ozone and the Clean lJ.I: Act: problems and proposals for change, oceans and Environment Program, April 1988. Coming clean: Superfund problems can~ solved Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, October 1989. Children's mental health: problems and services, Health Program, December 1986. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects .fQ,r the 1980s, Energy and Materials Program, July 1985. 

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PROCEDURE--THE Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the feasibility of economic evaluation of diagnostic procedure--the case of CT scanning. Health Program, April 1981. PROCEDURES--PROBLEMS Implications Q,f cost-effectiveness Amtlysis of medical technology: four common x-ray procedures--problems and prospects for economic evaluation, Health Program, April 1982. PROCEEDINGS Proceedings of the OTA seminar .on the Discrete Address Beacon System (DABS), Transportation Program, July 1980. Proceedings Q.f A workshop .on~ control :tQ achieve product liability. Materials Program, February 1976. PROCESS 238 Direct interest participation in the regulatory decision process: lessons learned from two l!IDi safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. Government involvement in the innovation process: a contractor's report to the Office of Technology Assessment, Government Policies for Innovation, August 1978. PROCESSES Energy from biological processes, Energy Program, July 1980. PRODUCT Proceedings of a workshop on~ control to achieve product liability. Materials Program, February 1976. 

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PRODUCTION Analysis of "Buy America" proposals for offshore drilling rigs and production facilities, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1988. Analysis of the feasibility of separating exploration from production of oil and gas on the outer continental shelf, Oceans Program, May 1975. Assessment of development and production potential of Federal coal leases, Materials Program, December 1981. Organizing and financing basic research to increase food production, Food Program, June 1977. 239 Oil production in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Energy and Materials Program, February 1989. y.~ .o.i.l. production: the effect .Q.f low oil prices, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. PRODUCTIVITY Impacts .Q.f technology .on u.s. cropland and rangeland productivity. Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1982. PRODUCTS Technical options .fQr conservation .Q.f metals: studies .Q.f selected metals and products, Materials Program, September 1979. PROFICIENT Trends and status of computers in schools:~ in chapter l programs and use with limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. 

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PROFILES Preparing for science and engineering careers: field level profiles, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, January 1987. PROGRAM 240 ImDact of advanced air transport technology: part IV--financing and program alternatives .f.QI: advanced hi,gb-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, August 1982. Technology transfer to .tM United states: the Mll -Japan Science and Technology Program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1989. Trade adjustment assistance: new ideas for AD old program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. Impact .Q.f rn 21l the Kaiser Permanente Medical~ Program (Northern California Region), Health Program, July 1988. Medical technology and costs .Q.f the medicare program: Diagnosis related groups(~) ,And :th@ Medicare program: implications .f2I: medical technology. Health Program, July 1983. Medical technology and th.@ cost Qt-.tM medicare program, Health Program, July 1984. Analysis .Q.f the ERDA Rl.AD ,And program, Energy Program, October 1978. Comparative anlaysis .Q.f .tM 1 mmA Rl.an ,And program. Energy Program, May 1976. Environmental protection in tb.il Federal~ leasing program. Energy and Materials Program, May 1984. PROGRAMS Trends and status Qt computers in schools: YU in chapter 1 programs and YU ld..th limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. Selected federal programs in appropriate technology. R & D Program, October 1978. 

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241 Displaced homemakers: programs and policy, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, October 1985. Review of the Defense Department's polygraph test and research programs, Health Program, March 1987. y.~. disaster assistance to developing countries: lessons applicable toy.~. domestic disaster programs, Exploratory Group, January 1980. Conservation and solar energy programs of the Department of Energy: a critique, Energy Program, June 1980. PROGRAMS--AN Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: allocating costs mig benefits in disease prevention programs--.m1 application to cervical cancer screening. Health Program, May 1981. PROGRESS y.~. textile and apparel industry: A revolution in progress, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, April 1987. From pollution tQ p;:evention: A progress report .2n waste reduction, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. PROJECTED Analysis~ the impacts~ the projected natural gas curtailments for the winter 1975-76, Energy Program, November 1975. PROJECTIONS current health status and population projections~ native Hawaiians living .in Hawaii, Health Program, April 1987. PROJECTS Mapping our genes. Genome projects: How big? How fast?, Biological Applications Program, April 1988. 

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242 PROLIFERATION Nuclear proliferation and safeguards, Energy Program, June 1977. PROPAC Fourth report Qn the Prospective Payment Assessment commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1988. Third report Qn :th@ Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1987. First report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1985. Second report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1986. PROPERTY Computer software and intellectual property, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1990. Intellectual property rights in An age of electronics and information, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1986. PROPOSAL Proposal pressure in the 1980s: An indicator of stress on the federal research system, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1990. PROPOSALS Analysis of ".ID!Y America" proposals for offshore drilling rigs and production facilities, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1988. Urban ozone and the Clean Air Act: problems and proposals for change, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1988. Medical technology under proposals to increase competition in health care, Health Program, October 1982. 

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243 Issues relevant .t,Q NCIC (National Crime Information center) 2000 proposals, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1987. PROPOSED An Analysis .ot th. Department .0:. .tla Interior's proposed acceleration .0:. development .ot .2il and gas .on the outer continental shelf, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1975. Review .0:. .thl Department .ot Energy modernization J2lAn: issues surrounding .th@ proposed termination, relocation and consolidation .0: activities .at certain facilities in the Department .ot Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. Analysis .ot th. range .ot institutional options available t.Q. house A proposed National center .fo.t: Biological Diversity and conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. Analysis .0:. .th!l proposed national energy RlAn, Energy Program, August 1977. PROSPECTIVE Fourth report on .th@ Prospective Payment Assessment commission (ProPACl, Health Program, November 1988. Third report .on the Prospective Payment Assessment commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1987. First report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1985. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies~ evaluating cost, quality and medical technology, Health Program, October 1985. Second report .on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1986. 

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PROSPECTS Polar prospects: a minerals treaty for Antarctica, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: .f.QJu: common x-i:u procedures--problems and prospects for economic evaluation. Health Program, April 1982. 244 New electric power technologies: problems and prospects for the 1980s, Energy and Materials Program, July 1985. PROTECTING Protecting the nation's groundwater from contamination-vol. I k II, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1984. PROTECTION Treaty-compliant accidental launch protection system, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1988. Groundwater protection s;andards .fQX hazardous waste lmld disposal facilities: will th.@y prevent more superfund sites, Industry, Technology., and Employment Program, April 1984. Pest management strategies in crop protection, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1979. Review of the u.s. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook U 1976 through .12,Q, Energy Program, August 1976. Environmental protection in the Federal .c.oal leasing program, Energy and Materials Program, May 1984. PROTEIN Plants: the potentials for extracting protein, medicines, and other useful chemicals, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1983. 

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245 PROTOCOL Analysis of the Montreal Protocol 2n substances that deplete the ozone layer, Oceans and Environment Program, December 1987. PROTOCOLS Institutional protocols .fQl: decisions about life-sustaining treatments, Biological Applications Program, July 1988. PROVIDED Applications .o.! B ~~in the civil sector: tb.e opportunity provided by tb.e Federal Grant ,ang cooperative Agreement~ .Q.f lill, R & D Program, June 1978. PROVISIONS Analysis .o.! selected mobile source provisions in B-B and HB .2..U.l, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. Analysis S2f. ozone nonattainment provisions .Q.! tb.e "Clean Air standards Attainment~ .Q.f lll2.", .,oceans and Environment Program, September 1987. PRT Automated guideway transit: An assessment .Q.t PRT and other new systems, Transportation Program, June 1975. PSYCHOTHERAPY Implications .o.! .Q.0,t-effectiveness analysis .o.! medical technology: the efficacy and cost effectiveness .o.! psychotherapy, Health Program, October 1980. PUBLIC Global models, world futures. and public policy: A critique, Transportation Program, April 1982. 

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246 Telecommunication technology and public policy. Telecommunications Program, June 1981. Acid rain and transported air pollutants: implications for public policy. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1984. Contact~ industry--structure, competition, and public policy: health technology case study no. 31, Health Program, December 1984. Review of the Public Health Service's response to AIDS, Health Program, February 1985. Technology. public policy, and the changing structure of American agriculture: a special report for the 1985 farm !2..ill, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. Technology. public policy, and the changing structure of American agriculture, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. construction and materials research ,and development~ the nation's public works, Energy and Materials Program/ Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1987. Electronic delivery Q.f public assistance benefits: technology options ,and poligy issues. communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1988. Computer-based national information systems: technology and public policy issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1981. New developments in biotechnology: public perceptions .O: biotechnology, Biological Applications Program, May 1987. PULP Technologies~ reducing dioxin in the manufacture .O: bleached wood PY.l:e, oceans and Environment Program, May 1989. QUALITY Quality of medical care: information for consumers, Health Program, June 1988. 

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247 Quality and relevance Qt research Aru1 related activities at the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory, Health Program, August 1983. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies .fQ.t: evaluating ggs:t, quality and medical technology. Health Program, October 1985. Enhancing the quality .Q.f. u.s. grain for international trade, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Grain quality in international trade: a comparison .Q.f. major U.S. competitors, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. QUEST starpower: y.~. and~ international quest for fusion energy. Energy and Materials Program, October 1987. QUESTIONS Technical questions regarding plastic firearms, oceans and Environment Program, April 1986. R Impact .Q.f. inflation .on~ federal x d investment, R & D Program, May 1980. Applications .ot R & o in~ civil sector: :tM opportunity provided )2v :tM Federal Grant .ansi cooperative Agreement Act .ct 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. Role of demonstrations in federal B D policy. R & D Program, July 1978. Analysis Qi selected mobile source provisions in H.R. 3030 and H-B 2323, oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. B & .12 in the maritime industry: A supplement ,tg .an assessment of maritime trade And technology. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. Information technology R & D: critical trends and issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1985. 

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248 RADIO Radiofreguency use and management: impacts from the World Administrative Radio Conference of 1979, Communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1982. RADIOACTIVE Partnerships under pressure:managing commercial low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, November 1989. Evaluation of options for managing greater-than-Class-c low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1988. Subseabed disposal of high-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1986. Managing the nation's commercial high-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1985. RADIO FREQUENCY Radiofreguency ~se and management: impacts .f.rQm the World Administrative Radio Conference Qt. 1979, Communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1982. RADIONUCLIDE Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and cost effectiveness, Health Program, May 1982. RAIL Federal funding of nil rehabilitation:~ review of alternative approaches, Transportation Program, September 1975. Automatic train control in rail rapid transit, Transportation Program, May 1976. ~-~passenger rail technologies, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. 

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RAILROAD Review .Qf national railroad issues, Transportation Program, December 1975. Railroad safety--u.s./canadian comparison, Transportation Program, August 1979. 249 Evaluation .Qf railroad safety. Transportation Program, May 1978. RAIN Acid .rain and transported m pollutants: implications for public policy. oceans and Environment Program, May 1984. RANDOMIZED Impact .Qf randomized clinical trials .on health policy and medical practice, Health Program, August 1983. RANGE Analysis .Q.! the range .Qf institutional options available to house A proposed National center .f2". Biological Diversity Aru1 Conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. RANGELAND Impacts .Qf technology ,on y.s. cropland And rangeland productiyity. Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1982. RAPID Impact .Qf advanced group rapid transit technology. Transportation Program, January 1980. Automatic train control .in nil rapid transit, Transportation Program, May 1976. Plant closing: advance notice ,ang rapid response, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. 

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250 REACTORS Nuclear powerplant standardization: light water reactors, Energy Program, April 1981. RECENT Recent developments in ocean thermal energy. Oceans Program, April 1980. RECLAIMING Reclaiming prime farmlands and other hi,gh-gyality croplands after surface coal mining. Energy and Materials Program, December 1985. RECLAMATION western surface mine permitting And reclamation. Energy and Materials Program, June 1986. RECOMMENDATIONS OTA reviews!!~ Missouri dioxin~ force recommendations concerning the management .0.: contaminated soil, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, December 1983. RECORD Federal government information technology: electronic record systems AM individual privacy, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1986. RECOVERY Effects .0.: ~econtrol .on ,olg recovery, Energy and Materials Program, February 1984. Enhanced oil recovery potential in the United States, Energy Program, January 1978. 

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251 REDUCE Strategic materials: technologies to reduce U.S. import vulnerability. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, May 1985. REDUCING catching our breath: next steps for reducing urban ozone, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. Technologies for reducing dioxin in the manufacture of bleached wood PY!R, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1989. Reducing launch operations costs: new technologies and practices, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1988. Increased automobile .tYe..l. efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing oil imports, Energy Program, September 1982. Increased automobile Iu.el. efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative~ reducing 2.il. imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels :.:om coal, Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives~ reducing ill imports--environmental issues .0:. synthetic transportation fuels tr2m coal-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. Increased automobile .tYe..l. efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives .fo.r reducing o.il imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-.an assessment of current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. Increased automobile .tYe..l. efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives .fo.r reducing oil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions of synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. REDUCTION From pollution to prevention:~ progress report on waste reduction, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. 

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252 Serious reduction Qt hazardous waste: for pollution prevention and industrial efficiency. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. Criteria for evaluating the implementation Plml reguired the Earthguake Hazards Reduction Act .of. 1977, Exploratory Group, January 1980. REEMPLOYING Technology And structural unemployment: reemploying displaced adults, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, February 1986. REFINING summary of the situation at the Brio refining superfund site, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, January l.990. REFORESTATION sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation Qt degraded lmlrui, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. REFUGE Oil production in~ Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Energy and Materials Program, February 1989. REGARDING Technical guestions regarding plastic firearms, oceans and Environment Program, April 1986. Update .of. Federal activities regarding the use of pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, May 1984. REGION Impact of AIDS .on the Kaiser Permanente Medical care Program (Northern California Region), Health Program, July 1988. 

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REGIONAL Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: encouraging high-technology development, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, April 1983. 253 Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: census of state government initiatives .m high-technology industrial development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. Technology. innovation, mig regional economic development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, July 1984. Regional implications .of transported m pollutants: AD assessment .ot acidic deposition ,ang ozone-vol.~ & ll, oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. REGULATING Identifying and regulating carcinogens, Health Program, November 1987. REGULATION Wetlands: their YU And regulation, oceans and Environment Program, March 1984. Federal regulation and animal patents, Biological Applications Program, February 1988. Reproductive health hazards in th,e workplace: selected aspects of reproductive health hazards regulation, Biological Applications Program, October 1985. REGULATORY Regulatory environment !,o,r science, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1986. Direct interest participation in .the. regulatory decision process: lessons learned from two LNG safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. 

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254 Anticipating the impacts of legislation: implementing Senate Rule 29.~ requiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. REHABILITATION Federal funding .Qf ~rehabilitation:~ review .Qf alternative approaches, Transportation Program, September 1975. RELATED Quality and relevance .Qf research and related activities at the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory. Health Program, August 1983. Medical technology and costs .Qf the medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (DRGs) AruI the Medicare program: implications for medical technology. Health Program, July 1983. status of biomedical research and related technology for tropical diseases, Health Program, September 1985. RELATIONSHIP Variations in hospital length of stay--their relationship to health outcomes: health technology case study no. ll, Health Program, August 1983. RELATIVE Implications .Qf cost-effectiveness analysis .Qf medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in :tM Washington. D.c. area, Health Program, July 1981. RELEVANCE Quality and relevance of research and related activities at the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory. Health Program, August 1983. 

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255 RELEVANT Issues relevant to NCIC (National Crime Information Center) 2000 proposals, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1987. RELOCATION Review of the Department of Energy modernization plan: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation of activities at certain facilities in the Department of Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. REMOTE Remote sensing and the private sector: issues for discussion, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1984. RENAL Implications Q.f. cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: formal analysis, policy formulation, and endstage renal disease, Health Program, April 1981. RENEWABLE Renewable ocean energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions, Oceans Program, May 1978. Integrated renewable resource management .fo.r u.~. insular areas, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1987. Technology, renewable resources, and American crafts, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1984. REPLACING Replacing~ Rosebud Sioux Hospital: number of beds and whether A surgical suite is needed, Health Program, August 1985. 

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256 Effects of replacing lead with aromatic versus alcohol octane enhancers in gasoline, Energy and Materials Program, January 1986. REPORT Assessment of community planning for mass transit-technical report, Transportation Program, February 1976. Health Qt the scientific~ technical enterprise: .an advisory panel report to the Office of Technology Assessment, R & D Program, October 1978. From pollution to prevention: a progress report Qll waste reduction, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. Fourth report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1988. Second report Qll the Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1988. First report on the Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1987. Third report Qll the Prospective Payment Assessment commission (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1987. First report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1985. Second report Qll the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1986. Government involvement in the innovation process:~ contractor's report to the Office of Technology Assessment, Government Policies for Innovation, August 1978. Technology, public policy. and the changing structure of American agriculture:~ special report for the~ farm bill, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil imports--environmental issues of synthetic transportation fuels from coal-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. 

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Status report Q!1 .the. gas potential from devonian shales of the Appalachian Basin, Energy Program, November 1977. Annual re0ort :to. the congress. REPRODUCTIVE Reproductive health hazards in .the. workplace, Biological Applications Program, December 1985. 257 Reproductive health hazards in~ workplace: selected aspects .Q.f. reproductive health hazards regulation. Biological Applications Program, October 1985. REQUIRED Assessment .ot information systems capabilities required to support u.s. materials policy decisions, Materials Program, December 1976. Breast cancer screening .f2r Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness, costs .t2 Medicare AM medical resources required, Health Program, November 1987. criteria~ evaluating .th.il implementation Rl.an required by .the. Earthquake Hazards Reduction~ 2-' lill, Exploratory Group, January 1980. REQUIREMENTS Requirements .tor fulfilling A national materials policy, Materials Program, August 1974. Forecasts of physician supply and requirements, Health Program, April 1980. REQUIRING Anticipating .the. impacts of legislation: implementing senate Rule li-~ requiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. 

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RESEARCH Proposal pressure in the 1980s: An indicator of stress gn the federal research system, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1990. 258 Research funding u .An investment: m n measure the returns, science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1986. Space science research .in the United States, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, September 1982. Technology and oceanography: An assessment .Q.f. Federal technologies for oceanographic research And monitoring, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1981. Preventive health services .f.Qr medicare beneficiaries:policy and research issues, Health Program, February 1990. Defining rural areas: impact 2n health~ policy and research, Health Program, July 1989. Review .Qf Defense Department's polygraph :te..s:t And research programs, Health Program, March 1987. Research gn geographic variations in physician practice patterns, Health Program, February 1987. Quality and relevance .0:. research and related activities~ the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory. Health Program, August 1983. Status of biomedical research And related technology tQr tropical diseases, Health Program, September 1985. scientific validity .Qf polygraph testing: A research review and evaluation. Health Program, November 1983. Agricultural research ,ang technology transfer policies~ .th@ 1990s, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1990. Analysis .Q.f. the range .Qf institutional options available ,tQ house A proposed National Center tQr Biological Diversity And conservation Research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1989. Review of methodologies for nutrition research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1980. 

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259 Agricultural postharvest technology and marketing economics research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1983. Organizing and financing basic research to increase food production, Food Program, June 1977. Nutrition research alternatives, Food Program, September 1978. Assessment of the United States food and agricultural research system, Food Program, December 1981. Construction and materials research and development for the nation's public works, Energy and Materials Program/ Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1987. Review of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook n 1976 through 1980, Energy Program, August 1976. Federal funding tQl: artificial intelligence research and development, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1987. Microelectronics research and development, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1986. Alternatives ,tQ animal use in research, testing, and education, Biological Applications Program, February 1986. RESIDENTIAL Technology, trade, And they.. residential construction industry, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, September 1986. Residential energy conservation, Energy Program, July 1979. RESIDUES Pesticide residues in food: technologies and methodologies for detection, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1988. 

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260 RESONANCE Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial, and policy analysis: health technology study no. ll, Health Program, September 1984. RESOURCE Integrated renewable resource management for u.~. insular areas, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1987. RESOURCES Use of models for water resources management, planning. and policy. Oceans and Environment Program, August 1982. Breast cancer screening for Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness, costs to Medicare and medical resources required. Health Program, November 1987. Technology. renewable resources. And American crafts, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1984. sustaining tropical forest resources: y.~ .AD9 international institutions, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation .ot degraded lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. Technologies .t.o sustain tropical forest resources, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1984. RESPIRATORY Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends i!rui relative costs in th Washington, o.~. rn, Health Program, July 1981. RESPONSE Plant closing: advance notice and rapid response, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. 

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Review of the Public Health Service's response to AIDS, Health Program, February 1985. RESTRAINT 261 Technology and handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues lmQ. evidence, Health Program, September 1982. RETAIL Perspectives Q.n Federal retail food grading. Food Program, June 1977. RETURNS Research funding as an investment: can n measure the returns, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1986. REVENUES Trade in services: exports and foreign revenues, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. REVIEW Review of national railroad issues, Transportation Program, December 1975. Financial viability Qt Conrail: review and analysis, Transportation Program, September 1975. Federal funding of rail rehabilitation: A review of alternative approaches, Transportation Program, September 1975. Review of y.~. competitiveness in agricultural trade, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, October 1986. Review Qt the .EM 1982 National Airspace System Plan, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, August 1982. Review of the Department of Energy weapons complex modernization Pl.an: environmental issues, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1989. 

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Review of ocean thermal energy systems, Oceans and Environment Program, January 1984. 262 Review of the Department of Energy modernization plan: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation Q.f activities at certain facilities in the Department of Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. Review of the consent decree for cleanup of PCBs in Indiana, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. OTA review Q.f the Missouri dioxin task force recommendations concerning the management Q.f contaminated soil, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, December 1983. Review of the Defense Department's polygraph test and research programs, Health Program, March 1987. Second report on the Physician Payment Review Commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1988. First report on the Physician Payment Review commission (PPRC), Health Program, November 1987. costs Q.f rn A,ng other l:l1Y infections: review Q.f the estimates, Health Program, May 1987. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: methodological issues and literature review, Health Program, September 1980. Scientific validity of polygraph testing: A research review and evaluation, Health Program, November 1983. Review of the Public Health Service's response to AIDS, Health Program, February 1985. Review of selected Federal vaccine and immunization policies: based .on studies Q.f pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, September 1979. Review of methodologies for nutrition research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1980. Review of the y.s. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY 1976 through 1980, Energy Program, August 1976. 

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263 Review of postal automation strategy: a technical .aim decision analysis, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1984. REVOLUTION u.~. textile .aim apparel industry: A revolution in progress, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, April 1987. RIGHTS Biology. medicine, .Ang the Wl. .o.t Rights, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1988. Intellectual property rights in An Asm Qt electronics mm information. communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1986. RIGS Analysis .Qt"~ America" proposals :.o.r offshore drilling ngs_ .aim production facilities, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1988. RISKS Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .o.t medical technology: elective hysterectomy--costs, risks, and benefits, Health Program, October 1981. Implications .o.t cost-effectiveness analysis .o.t medical technology: the artificial heart--.Q.Q.S.t, risks, and benefits, Health Program, May 1982. Assessment .o.t technologies :.o.r determining cancer risks from the environment, Health Program, June 1981. ROBOTICS Automation and robotics for the space station: phase D considerations, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, October 1985. 

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264 Exploratory workshQp QD. the sgcial impacts of robotics: summary and issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1982. ROLE Role of demonstrations in federal B & policy. R & D Program, July 1978. ocean incineratign: its role in managing hazardous waste, oceans and Environment Program, August 1986. Enhancing agriculture in Africa: A~ for y.~. development assistance, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1988. Role QI y.s. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity in developing countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1986. Role QI genetic testing in the prevention QI occupational diseases, Biological Applications Program, April 1983. ROSEBUD Replacing the Rosebud Sioux Hospital: rnimher QI~ and whether A surgical suite .a needed. Health Program, August 1985. ROUND Round trip to Qrbit: human spaceflight alternatives, International Security and Commerce Program, August 1989. RULE Anticipating the impacts of legislation: implementing senate Rule 29.~ requiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. RURAL Communications and rural America, Transportation Program, January 1978. 

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265 Feasibility and value .Q.f. broadband communications in rural areas: a preliminary evaluation, Transportation Program, April 1976. Rural emergency medical services, Health Program, November 1989. Defining rural areas: impact .on health .QAn policy and research, Health Program, July 1989. s Railroad safety--y.s./Canadian comparison, Transportation Program, August 1979. u.~. textile .and apparel industry: A revolution in progress, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, April 1987. Technology, trade .and .tb.!l y.~. residential construction industry, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, September 1986. Review .0: u.~. competitiveness in agricultural trade, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, October 1986. Technology .and .tb.!l future 2-' .tb.tl y.~. construction industry, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, August 1984. y.s.-soviet cooperation J.n space, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, July 1985. y.s. passenger~ technologies, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. civilian space stations Ami .:tM u.a. future in space, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, November 1984. Benefits of increased YU .0: continuous casting~ the u.s. steel industry, Materials Program, October 1979. Assessment .Q.f. information systems capabilities required .to support y.s. materials policy decisions, Materials Program, December 1976. u.~. industrial competitiveness: A comparison of steel, electronics, .and automobiles, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1981. 

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Wood use: u.s. competitiveness~ technology-vol. I & ll, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1983. 266 strategic materials: technologies to reduce y.~. import vulnerability. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, May 1985. Enhancing the quality 9! y.~. grain~ international trade, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Grain quality in international trade: A comparison of major u.s. competitors, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Enhancing agriculture in Africa: A role for u.s. development assistance, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1988. Integrated renewable resource management for u.s. insular areas, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1987. water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in y.s. arid/semiarid lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1983. Role .ot y.~. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity in developing countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1986. Impacts .0: technology on y.s. cropland~ rangeland productivity, Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1982. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology, agriculture, and u.~. foreign .Aig, Food and Renewable Resources Program, December 1984. sustaining tropical forest resources: y.~. Ansi international institutions, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. y.~. disaster assistance ,t.Q developing countries: lessons applicable .t.Q y.~. domestic disaster programs, Exploratory Group, January 1980. Statistical needs :oI: a changing y.~. economy. Energy and Materials Program, September 1989. starpower: y.s. and thA international guest :oI: fusion energy. Energy and Materials Program, October 1987. 

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y.. oil production: the effect Qf. low oil prices, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. 267 y.s. natural gas availability: conventional gas supply through the year 2000, Energy and Materials Program, September 1983. U.. natural gas availability: gas supply through the~ 2000, Energy and Materials Program, February 1985. Review of they.. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY 1976 through 1980, Energy Program, August 1976. y.. vulnerability to an oil import curtailment, Energy and Materials Program, September 1984. Implications of electronic ma.il ,And message systems for :they.. Postal Service, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1982. Telecommunications ,in they.. Pacific Islands, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1985. New developments ,in biotechnology: U.. investment ,in biotechnology. Biological Applications Program, July 1988. SACCHARIN cancer testing technology and saccharin, Health Program, October 1977. SAFE Safe skies .f.Qr tomorrow: aviation safety in A competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, July 1988. SAFEGUARDS Nuclear proliferation and safeguards, Energy Program, June 1977. 

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SAFER Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance system), Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1989. SAFETY 268 Evaluation of railroad safety, Transportation Program, May 1978. Safe skies for tomorrow: aviation safety in a competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, July 1988. Gearing YR for safety: motor carrier safety in A competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. Direct interest participation in the regulatory decision process: lessons learned from two l!lfi! safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. Oil transportation~ tankers: mi analysis of marine pollution and safety measures, Oceans Program, July 1975. Appropriate care for cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues of medical safety and appropriateness, Health Program, October 1988. Safety. efficacy, and cost effectiveness of therapeutic apheresis: health technology study no. 23, Health Program, July 1983. Assessing .trui efficacy and safety .ot medical technologies, Health Program, September 1978. SAFETY--U Railroad safety--u.~./Canadian comparison, Transportation Program, August 1979. SAHEL Continuing .trui commitment: agricultural development in the Sahel, Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1986. 

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SALYUT SALYUT: soviet steps toward permanent human presence in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. SATELLITES Solar power satellites, Energy Program, August 1981. SCANNER 269 Policy implications .Q.f the computed tomography (CT) scanner: An update, Health Program, January 1981. Policy implications .Q.f tM computed tomography(~) scanner, Health Program, November 1978. SCANNING Implications .Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f medical technology:~ feasibility .Q.f economic evaluation 2-f diagnostic procedure--tM .0: scanning, Health Program, April 1981. SCARCITY Engineering implications .0:. chronic materials scarcity. Materials Program, April 1977. SCHOOL Performance standards for secondary school vocational education, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1989. Educating scientists and engineers: grade school tQ gn,d school, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1988. Preliminary analysis .0:. the demographic trends influencing the elementary And secondary school system, Exploratory Group, May 1977. 

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270 SCHOOLS Trends and status of computers in schools: use in chapter 1 programs and~ with limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. SCIENCE Higher education tQl: science and engineering. Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1989. Elementary and secondary education for science and engineering. science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1988. Preparing for science and engineering careers: field level profiles, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, January 1987. Regulatory environment for science, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1986. Space science research in the United States, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, September 1982. Impact 2-' a Department 2-' Education .Q.D Federal science ,an,g technology activities, R & D Program, August 1978. Technology transfer to the United States: the MIT -Japan Science and Technology Program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1989. Science and technology for development, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. High performance computing ,an,g networking for science, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1989. Science, technology. and the First Amendment, Communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1988. Science, technology. and the constitution, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. 

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271 SCIENTIFIC scientific equipment for undergraduates: ll it adequate, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1986. Demographic trends ,ang the scientific and engineering work force, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1985. Health of the scientific and technical enterprise: AD advisory panel report :tQ the Office of Technology Assessment, R & D Program, October 1978. scientific validity of polygraph testing: A research review and evaluation, Health Program, November 1983. Federal scientific ,ang technical information .in AD electronic age: opportunities and challenges, communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. SCIENTISTS Educating scientists ,ang engineers: grade school :tQ school, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, June 1988. SCREENING costs ,ang effectiveness .0: cervical cancer screening. Health Program, February 1990. costs .arui effectiveness .0: cholesterol screening .in the elderly, Health Program, April 1989. screening .f.Qr -angle glaucoma in th,e elderly, Health Program, October 1988. Breast cancer screening .to.: Medicare beneficiaries: Effectiveness, costs to Medicare and medical resources required, Health Program, November 1987. Implications .ot .c.ot-effectiveness analysis .of. medical technology: allocating costs and benefits in disease prevention programs--AD application to cervical cancer screening. Health Program, May 1981. 

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Implications .o.f ..t-effectiveness anlaysis .o.f medical technology: screening~ colon cancer--a technology assessment, Health Program, April 1981. SDI SDI: technology. survivability, .A,ns;l software. International Security and commerce Program, May 1988. SEA 272 Coping nth .an oiled .ll, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1990. SEAS Competition in coastal seas: .an evaluation .o.f foreign maritime activities in the .2..QQ-~ 11.Z., Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. SECOND second report .on trul Physician Payment Review commission (.PERC), Health Program, November 1988. Second report .on .th. Prospective Payment Assessment Commission (ProPAC), Health Program, March 1986. SECONDARY Performance standards~ secondary school vocational education, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1989. Elementary And secondary education~ science and engineering, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1988. Preliminary analysis of the demographic trends influencing the elementary and secondary school system, Exploratory Group, May 1977. 

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SECRETS Defending secrets, sharing data: new locks and keys for electronic information, communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1987. SECTION 273 Potential effects of section~ of the Federal Coal Leasing Amendments Act of 1976, Energy and Materials Program, March 1986. SECTOR Applications Qt B & in the civil sector: the opportunity provided )2y the Federal Grant ,ang Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977, R & D Program, June 1978. Remote sensing and the private sector: issues for discussion, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1984. SECURITY Selected electronic funds transfer issues: privacy, security, and equity, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1982. social security Administration ,ang information technology, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1986. Federal government information technology: management, security. and congressional oversight, communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1986. SEISMIC Seismic verification of nuclear testing treaties, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1988. 

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SELECTED Selected federal programs in appropriate technology. R & D Program, October 1978. 274 Analysis .Qf. selected mobile source provisions in B.R. 3030 and BB .a.lll, oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. Technical options for conservation .Qf. metals: studies of selected metals and products, Materials Program, September 1979. Space stations and~ Ill: selected legal issues, International security and Commerce Program, August 1986. Passive smoking .in the workplace: selected issues, Health Program, May 1986. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Qf. medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in~ Washington, u.c. area, Health Program, July 1981. Technology and handicapped people: Selected telecommunications devices for hearing-impaired persons, Health Program, December 1982. Selected topics in Federal health statistics, Health Program, June 1979. Review of selected Federal vaccine and immunization RQlicies: based .Q!l studies of pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, September 1979. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in arid/ semiarid lands: selected foreign experience, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. Selected electronic funds transfer issues: privacy. security, and equity. Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1982. Automation and the workplace: selected labor, education, and training issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1983. 

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275 Reproductive health hazards in~ workplace: selected aspects of reproductive health hazards regulation, Biological Applications Program, October 1985. SEMIARID water-related technologies~ sustainable agriculture in u.s. arid/semiarid lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1983. Water-related technologies !QI: sustainable agriculture in arid/ semiarid lands: selected foreign experience, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. SEMINAR Proceedings gt the~ seminar .on tbe. Discrete Address Beacon System(~.), Transportation Program, July 1980. SENATE Anticipating the. impacts 2! legislation: implementing senate~ .2.,i.5 requiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. SENSING Remote sensing ,ang the private sector: issues .f0I: discussion. International Security and Commerce Program, March 1984. SEPARATING Analysis .0: the feasibility .0: separating exploration :.:,om production Qt .oil. ,ang .au .on tbe. outer continental shelf. Oceans Program, May 1975. SERIOUS serious reduction Qt hazardous waste: for pollution prevention and industrial efficiency, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. 

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SERVICE Impact of advanced air transport technology: part III--air service to small communities, Transportation Program, February 1982. 276 Clinical staffing in the Indian health service, Health Program, February 1987. Implications ,Qf electronic mail and message systems for the U.S. Postal Service, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1982. SERVICE'S Review of the Public Health Service's response to AIDS, Health Program, February 1985. SERVICES International competition in services: banking, building, software ~-how, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, July 1987. Trade in services: exports And foreign revenues, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. Preventive health services for medicare beneficiaries:policy and research issues, Health Program, February 1990. Rural emergency medical services, Health Program, November 1989. Use of preventive services )2y the elderly. Health Program, January 1989. Children's mental health: problems and services, Health Program, December 1986. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology case study no. 36: effects ,Qf federal policies .Qn extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. Health Program, May 1986. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare, Health Program, February 1986. 

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277 Effects of information technology .Qil financial services systems, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1984. SEVERE Technology and handicapped people: Health technology study no. 1..: assistive devices for severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. SHALE Assessment of oil shale technologies, Materials Program, June 1980. SHALES status report .Qil the gn potential from devonian shales .Q.f the Appalachian Basin, Energy Program, November 1977. SHARING Defending secrets, sharing 9AtA.: D8!i locks A,ng Mn .f.o.t: electronic information. communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1987. SHELF An Analysis .Q.f the Opartment .Q.f the Interior's proposed acceleration .Q.f development .Q.f .oil A,ng gn .Qil the outer continental shelf, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1975. Analysis of the feasibility of separating exploration from production .Q.f ill and gas .Qil the outer continental shelf, Oceans Program, May 1975. SHELF-LIFE Open shelf-life dating .Q.f food, Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1979. 

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278 SHOCK Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology .QAD study nQ. ~= effects Qt federal policies .on extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. Health Program, May 1986. SIOUX Replacing the Rosebud Sioux Hospital: number of beds and whether a surgical suite is needed, Health Program, August 1985. SITE summary of the situation .at.~ Brio refining superfund site, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, January 1990. Stringfellow superfund ~= engineering .QAll study, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1984. SITES Groundwater protection standards hazardc,us waste lArui disposal facilities: will .:theY prevent rn superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. SITUATION summary Qt .th situation .at. .th .Dl:.i2 refining superfund ~, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, January 1990. SKIES Safer skies with rn (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System), Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1989. Safe skies for tomorrow: aviation safety in a competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, July 1988. 

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279 SLURRY Technology assessment of coal slurry pipelines, Energy Program, March 1978. SMALL Impact .Q,f advanced air transport technology: part III--air service to small communities, Transportation Program, February 1982. SMOKING Passive smoking in the workplace: selected issues, Health Program, May 1986. SMOKING-RELATED smoking-related deaths and financial costs, Health Program, September 1985. SOCIAL social security Administration Arui information technology. Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1986. Exploratory workshop Qn the social impacts of robotics: summary and issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1982. Infertility: medical and social choices, Biological Applications Program, May 1988. SOFTWARE SDI: technology. survivability, and software, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1988. International competition in services: banking. building, software know-how, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, July 1987. 

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computer software and intellectual property. Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1990. SOIL OTA review of the Missouri dioxin task force recommendations concerning the management of contaminated soil, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, December 1983. SOLAR 280 Application of solar technology to today's energy needs-vol.~ k ll, Energy Program, June 1978. Solar power satellites, Energy Program, August 1981. Conservation and solar energy programs of the Department of Energy: A critigue, Energy Program, June 1980. SOLID Facing America's trash: what next for municipal solid waste?, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1989. SOLVED Coming clean: Superfund problems can be solved Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, October 1989. SOURCE Analysis Qt selected mobile source provisions in H.B. 3030 and H.R. nil, Oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. SOURCES Renewable ocean energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions, Oceans Program, May 1978. 

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SOVIET SALYUT: Soviet steps toward permanent human presence in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. 281 Technology and Soviet energy availability, International Security and Commerce Program, November 1981. SPACE Automation and robotics for the space station: phase~ considerations, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, October 1985. y.~.-soviet cooperation in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, July 1985. SALYUT: Soviet steps toward permanent human presence in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. Space science research in the Ynited States, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, September 1982. civilian space policy and applications, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, June 1982. Civilian space stations and they.~. future in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, November 1984. Permanently orbiting space cyclers between Earth and Mars, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1986. Big dumb boosters: a low-cost space transportation option?, International Security and Commerce Program, February 1989. Commercial newsgathering from space, International security and Commerce Program, May 1987. Space stations and the law: selected legal issues, International Security and Commerce Program, August 1986. International cooperation and competition in civilian space activities, International Security and Commerce Program, June 1985. 

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Arms control in space, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1984. 282 Directed energy missile defense in space, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1984. SPACECRAFT Affordable spacecraft design and launch alternatives, International Security and Commerce Program, January 1990. SPACEFLIGHT Round trip to orbit: human spaceflight alternatives, International Security and Commerce Program, August 1989. SPECIAL Technology. public policy, and :th. changing structure of American agriculture:~ special report !g the 1985 fi,rm 12ill, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. SPEECH Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. 26: assistive devices .tQI: severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. ST Assessment of community planning .tQI: mass transit-Minneapolis/St. Paul study. Transportation Program, February 1976. STAFFING Clinical staffing in the Indian health service, Health Program, February 1987. STANDARDIZATION Nuclear powerplant standardization: light water reactors, Energy Program, April 1981. 

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283 STANDARDS Performance standards for secondary school vocational education, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1989. Direct interest participation in the regulatory decision process: lessons learned from two Ufii safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. Analysis of the ozone nonattainment provisions of the "Clean Air Standards Attainment Act of 1987", Oceans and Environment Program, September 1987. Groundwater protection standards .f.91: hazardous waste land disposal facilities: nil :th.8Y prevent rn superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. STARPOWER starpower: The y.s. and the international guest .f.91: fusion energy, Energy and Materials Program, October 1987. STATE state educational testing practices, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1987. Transportation .o! hazardous materials: state and local activities, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1986. Technology. innovation. and regional economic development: census of state government initiatives .f.91: high-technology industrial development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. STATEMENTS Anticipating the impacts of legislation: implementing senate Rule 29.5 requiring regulatory impact statements, Exploratory Group, June 1979. 

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284 STATES Agreement governing the activities .Qt states .QD the mQQD And other celestial bodies, Telecommunications Program, August 1980. Space science research in the United States, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, September 1982. Technology transfer to the United States: .th@ MIT -Japan Science Aru;l Technology Program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1989. unrelated bone marrow transplants in the United States:policy issues .frQm A patient perspective, Health Program, February 1990;revised March 1990. Grassroots conservation of biological diversity in the United States, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1986. Assessing biological diversity in~ United states: .dAtA, considerations, Food and Re~ewable Resources Program, March 1986. Assessment~~ united states .f22g And agricultural research system. Food Program, December 1981. Enhanced Q.il. recovery potential in .th@ united states. Energy Program, January 1978. Artificial insemination practice in the United states: summary of a 1987 survey, Biological Applications Program, August 1988. STATION Automation and robotics .tQ.: trul space station: phase~ considerations, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, October 1985. STATIONS civilian space stations and the u.s. future in space, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, November 1984. Space stations and the law: selected legal issues. International Security and Commerce Program, August 1986. 

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STATISTICAL statistical needs~ A changing y.s. economy, Energy and Materials Program, September 1989. STATISTICS Selected topics in Federal health statistics, Health Program, June 1979. STATUS 285 Trends and status~ computers in schools: use in chapter i programs and use~ limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. current health status and population projections of native Hawaiians living in Hawaii, Health Program, April 1987. Bone marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical status .arui policy issues, Health Program, October 1987. status 21 biomedical research .ans1 related technology~ tropical diseases. Health Program, September 1985. status report .on~ .au potential fl:.Qm devonian shales .o.t the Appalachian Basin. Energy Program, November 1977. STAY--THEIR variations .in hospital length .2f .stll--their relationship .t2 health outcomes: health technology gu study no. li, Health Program, August 1983. STEEL Technology and steel industry competitiveness, Materials Program, June 1980. Benefits 21 increased use 21 continuous casting~ the u.s. steel industry. Materials Program, October 1979. 

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y.. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of steel, electronics, and automobiles, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1981. STEPS SALYUT: soviet steps toward permanent human presence in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. 286 catching our breath: next steps for reducing urban ozone, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. STOCKPILING Assessment of alternative economic stockpiling policies, Materials Program, August 1976. STRATEGIC strategic materials: technologies :tQ reduce y.. import vulnerability, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, May 1985. STRATEGIES Technologies and management strategies for hazardous waste control, Materials Program, March 1983. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare: Health technology case study n2,. 36: effects ,Q.f federal policies on extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. Health Program, May 1986. Payment for physician services: strategies for medicare, Health Program, February 1986. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies for evaluating cost, quality and medicAl, technology, Health Program, October 1985. Strategies for medical technology assessment, Health Program, September 1982. 

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287 Pest management strategies .in rQR protection. Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1979. STRATEGY superfund strategy. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1985. Review of postal automation strategy: a technical and decision analysis, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1984. STRESS Proposal pressure .in the 1980s: AD indicator .Q.f stress on the federal research system, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1990. STRINGFELLOW Stringfellow superfund ~= engineering case study. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1984. STRUCTURAL Technology and structural unemployment: reemploying displaced adults, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, February 1986. New structural materials technologies: opportunities .to.: the use .Q.f advanced ceramics and composites, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. STRUCTURE Technology. public policy. and th changing structure .Q.f American agriculture: A special report~ .th. .J.. firm J2.ill, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. Technology. public policy. and the changing structure .Q.f American agriculture, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. 

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288 STUDENTS Trends and status of computers in schools: use in chapter i programs and use with limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. STUDIES Technical options for conservation .0:. metals: case studies .0:. selected metals and products, Materials Program, September 1979. Are we cleaning 1m: !.Q. superfund studies, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. Review of selected Federal vaccine and immunization policies: based .on case studies .0:. pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, September 1979. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives :.o.r reducing oil imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-m1 assessment Qf current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. STUDY Assessment .0:. community planning for mass transit-Minneapolis/St. Paul .QAU study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning to;: mass transit-Washington, J2.C. case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .0:. community planning to;: muJ!. transit-Seattle case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .Q.f community planning to;: ma.u. transit-San Francisco case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .Q.f community planning to;: ma.u. transit-IQ Angeles case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Denver case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .0:. community planning for mass transit-Chicago case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. 

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Assessment .Q! community planning fQ1: mM. transit-Boston study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Assessment .Q! community planning f2I: mass transit-Atlanta case study, Transportation Program, February 1976. Stringfellow superfund .!J.ll: engineering case study, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1984. 289 Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .0.: medical technology: Health technology study llQ. 37: nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse midwives--A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. contact l.!m!. industry--structure, competition. and public policy: health technology .QAll study 112 ll, Health Program, December 1984. Safety. efficacy, and .c2ll effectiveness .0: therapeutic apheresis: health technology study 112. ll, Health Program, July 1983. Effectiveness A.rui costs .at alcoholism treatment: health technology case study DQ. ll, Health Program, March 1983. variations in hospital length .ot ~--their relationship ,tQ. health outcomes: health technology study llQ. li, Health Program, August 1983. Effectiveness AM cost .0: continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis(~): health technology .au study llQ. ll, Health Program, September 1985. Technologies for managing urinary incontinence: health technology .all study DQ. ll, Health Program, July 1985. Payment for physician services: strategies~ medicare: Health technology case study llQ. 1..: effects .0.: federal policies .on extracorporeal shock )iaV.8 lithotripsy, Health Program, May 1986. Hemodialysis equipment and disposables industry: health technology study JlQ. ll, Health Program, December 1984. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--A clinical, industrial, AM policy analysis: health technology study DQ. ll, Health Program, September 1984. 

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Boston elbow: health technology study no. 29, Health Program, November 1984. 290 Market for wheelchairs--innovations .ang Federal policy: health technology case study .no,. 30, Health Program, November 1984. Implications .o.t .QQ6-effectiveness analysis 21 medical technology: .c.2.t benefit/cost effectiveness of medical technologies--A case study 21 orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. cost effectiveness .Q.f digital subtraction angiography .in~ diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease: health technology study .no,. 34, Health Program, May 1985. Technology .ang handicapped people: Health technology .Q.UJ! study no. 26: assistive devices t2': severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. 25: technology and learning disabilities, Health Program, December 1983. Intensive~ units crn>--clinical outcomes, costs. And. decisionmaking: health technology au study JlQ. ll, Health Program, November 1984. STUDYING Evaluation of the feasibility .o.f studying ,lQnq-term health effects in atomic veterans, Special Projects, July 1985. SUBSEABED Subseabed disposal .Q.f high-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1986. SUBSTANCES Analysis .Q.f Montreal Protocol 2n substances tha:t deplete the ozone layer, Oceans and Environment Program, December 1987. 

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291 SUBTRACTION Cost effectiveness of digital subtraction angiography in the --diagnosis Qt cerebrovascular disease: health technology case study no. 34, Health Program, May 1985. SUITE Replacing the Rosebud Sioux Hospital: number of beds and whether A surgical suite is needed, Health Program, August 1985. SUMMARY summary Qt the situation at the Brio refining superfund site, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, January 1990. Food information systems: summary and analysis, Food Program, August 1976. Exploratory workshop on the social impacts of robotics: summary and issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1982. Artificial insemination practice in the United states: summary Qt A lill survey, Biological Applications Program, August 1988. OTA workshop .on cargo policy. December~ and 4, 1984: panelist's presentations mm $pppnary Qt discussion, August 1985. SUPERCOMPUTERS supercomputers: government plans And policies, communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1986. SUPERCONDUCTIVITY Commercializing h_igh-temperature superconductivity. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. SUPERFUND Summary of the situation at the .Bili refining superfund .it.e, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, January 1990. 

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Coming clean: Superfund problems can be solved Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, October 1989. 292 Assessing contractor YU in Superfund, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, January 1989. Are~ cleaning yp: 10 Superfund case studies, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. Stringfellow superfund site: engineering~ study, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1984. Groundwater pro~ection standards for hazardous waste land disposal facilities: !dll they prevent more superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. superfund strategy. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1985. SUPERVISOR Electronic sup~rvisor: new technology. new tensions, communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. SUPPLEMENT Alternative approaches to cargo policy: A supplement .t,Q jl,D assessment of maritime trade and technology, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1985. Bk Din the maritime industry: A supplement .t,Q jl,D assessment of maritime trade AD,Si technology, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. SUPPLY Forecasts .Q.f physician supply and requirements, Health Program, April 1980. U.S. natural gas availability: conventional gas supply through the year 2000, Energy and Materials Program, September 1983. y.~. natural gas availability: gas supply through the year 2000, Energy and Materials Program, February 1985. 

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293 SUPPORT Assessment Qf. information systems capabilities required :t2 support u.~. materials policy decisions, Materials Program, December 1976. SURFACE Western surface mine. permitting and reclamation. Energy and Materials Program, June 1986. Reclaiming prime farmlands A,Dg other high-quality croplands after surface coal mining. Energy and Materials Program, December 1985. SURGERY Appropriate gx:e. for cataract surgery patients before and after surgery: issues Qf. medical safety Ansi appropriateness, Health Program, October 1988. Implications Qf. .QQS.t-effectiveness analysis Qf. medical technology: surgery f.01: breast cancer, Health Program, October 1981. SURGICAL Replacing the Rosebud Sioux Hospital: number Qf. beds and whether A surgical suite .ll needed, Health Program, August 1985. SURROUNDING Review 2f. .the Department Qf. Energy modernization Rl.A,n: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation Qf. activities At certain facilities .in .the Department .o.t Energy nuclear weapons complex, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1989. SURVEILLANCE Postmarketing surveillance of prescription drugs, Health Program, November 1982. 

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Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance and civil liberties, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1985. SURVEY Aids and health insurance -an OTA survey, Health Program, February 1988. 294 Artificial insemination practice in the United States: summary of A 1987 survey, Biological Applications Program, August 1988. SURVIVABILITY SDI: technology, survivability. and software, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1988. SUSTAIN Technologies to sustain tropical forest resources, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1984. SUSTAINABLE Water-rel~ted technologies .f.21'. sustainable agriculture in y.~. arid/semiarid lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1983. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in arid/ semiarid lands: selected foreign experience, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. SUSTAINING sustaining tropical forest resources: U.S. and international institutions, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation of degraded lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. 

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295 SYNFUEL Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives ,fQ.t'. reducing ill imports--selected technical and economic comparisions .0:. synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. SYNTHETIC Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing ill imports, Energy Program, September 1982. Increased automobile~ efficiency Ami synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing .o.il imports--environmental issues i.91: synthetic transportation fuels .fi:Qm .Q.Qli, Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile .fl!tl efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives ,fQ.t'. reducing ill imports--environmental issues .O:. synthetic transportation fuels .fi:Qm .Q.Qll-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. ~ncreased automobile~ efficiency Ami synthetic fuels: alternatives .fQ.t'. reducing ill imports--water availability for synthetic fuels-.an assessment .0:. current studies, Energy Program, October 1982. Increased automobile -'Ye.l. efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions Q! synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. Synthetic fuels .fQ.t'. transportation: .tM future potential of electric and hybrid vehicles, Energy Program, March 1982. SYSTEM Imoact of advanced air transport technology: part I.I.--the air cargo system, Transportation Program, January 1982. Proceedings of the OTA seminar on the Discrete Address Beacon System (DABS), Transportation Program, July 1980. 

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Technology assessment Qt changes in the future and characteristics of~ automobile transportation system. Transportation Program, February 1979. Preliminary analysis of the IR.~ Administration System, Telecommunications Program, March 1977. Proposal pressure in th. 1980s: An indicator .0: stress .on~ federal research system, science, Education, and Transportation Program, April 1990. Safer skies with rn (Traffic Alert And Collision Avoidance System), Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1989. Review Qt the ,EAA .J.,ill National Airspace System fl.An, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, August 1982. 296 Airport and air traffic control system. Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, January 1982. Airport system development, Science, Transportation, and In~ovation Program, August 1984. Treaty-compliant accidental launch protection system, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1988. Medica~ prospective payment system: strategies :.o.r evaluating cost, quality And medical technology. Health Program, October 1985. Assessment Qt the United states fQod ,And agricultural research system, Food Program, December 1981. Preliminary analysis .Qf .tM demographic trends influencing the elementary and secondary school system, Exploratory Group, May 1977. Assessment of alternatives ..f.01: A national computerized criminal history system. Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1982. SYSTEMS Automated guideway transit: An assessment of PRT and other new systems, Transportation Program, June 1975. 

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297 Preliminary assessment of the National Crime Information Center and the computerized criminal history systems, Telecommunications Program, December 1978. Advanced vehicle/highway systems and urban traffic problems, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1989. Review .Q.f ocean thermal energy systems, Oceans and Environment Program, January 1984. Coastal effects of offshore energy systems: an assessment of oil and gas systems, deepwater ports, and nuclear powerplants off the coast .Q.f New Jersey and Delaware, Oceans Program, November 1976. Assessment of information systems capabilities required to support y.s. materials policy decisions, Materials Program, December 1976. Technology .Arul handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues and evidence, Health Program, September 1982. Policy implications .Q.f medical information systems, Health Program, December 1977. Food information systems, Food Program, February 1976. Food information systems: summary Ansi analysis, Food Program, August 1976. Hospital information systems nth Veterans Administration, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. Federal government information technology: electronic record systems and individual privacy. communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1986. Implications Qt electronic ma.il Arul message systems for the y.s. Postal Service, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1982. Effects of information technology .on financial services systems, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1984. 

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computer-based national information systems: technology and public policy issues, communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1981. TAGGANTS Taaaants in explosives, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1980. TANKER Analysis of .oil tanker casualties, li.i-li1!, Oceans Program, February 1978. TANKERS 298 Oil transportation by tankers: ,an analysis .0:. marine pollution and safety measures, oceans Program, July 1975. TASK O'rA review .0: the Missouri dioxin llll force recommendations concerning the management .0:. contaminated Oil, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, December 1983. TAX Prfiliminary analysis .Qt the IM.~ Administration System; Telecommunications Program, March 1977. TCAS Safer skies n:th rn (Traffic Alert ,and Collision Avoidance System), Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1989. TEACHING Power ,on! New tools for teaching and learning, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. 

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299 TECHNICAL Health of the scientific and technical enterprise: an advisory panel report to the Office Qi. Technology Assessment. R & D Program, October 1978. Technical questions regarding plastic firearms, Oceans and Environment Program, April 1986. Technical options for conservation Qi, metals: case studies of selected metals and products, Materials Program, September 1979. Habitability of the I.iQn Canal area: All analysis of the technical basis .fQ.r the decision Qn the habitability of the emergency declaration area, Materials Program, June 1983. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing oil imports--selected technical and economic comparisions Qi, synfuel options, Energy Program, October 1982. Federal scientific and technical information in an electronic age: opportunities and challenges, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. Review of postal automation strategy: A technical and decision analysis, Communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1984. TECHNIQUE Implications Qi, cost-effectiveness analysis Qi. medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing the effectiveness and costs of the Keyes technique, Health Program, May 1981. TECHNOLOGICAL Electric power wheeling and dealing: technological considerations for increasing competition. Energy and Materials Program, May 1989. Technological issues of the ll..!... (other than energy Q.r military), May 1980. 

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TECHNOLOGIES y.s. passenger nil technologies, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. 300 Technologies fa.: reducing dioxin in the manufacture Qf. bleached wood PYl.R, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1989. Book preservation technologies, Oceans and Environment Program, May 1988. Using desalination technologies fa.: water treatment, oceans and Environment Program, March 1988. Oil .Arul gas technologies f.ol: the Arctic and deepwater. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. Technology and oceanography: .an assessment Qf. Federal technologies for oceanographic research and monitoring, Oceans and Environment Program, June 1981. Technologies and management strategies f.ol: hazardous waste control, Materials Program, March 1983. Assessment of .oil. shale technologies, Materials Program, June 1980. Reducing launch operations costs: no technologies and practices, International Security and commerce Program, September 1988. Ballistic missile defense technologies, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1985. Technologies fQl: NATO's follow-,on forces attack concept. International Security and Commerce Program, July 1986. strategic materials: technologies to reduce u.s. import vulnerability, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, May 1985. World population .Arul fertility planning technologies: the next 20 years, Human Resources Program, February 1982. Technologies for managing urinary incontinence: health technology case study D.Q. 33, Health Program, July 1985. Technologies fQl: detecting heritable mutations in human beings, Health Program, September 1986. 

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301 Assessment of technologies for determining cancer risks from the environment, Health Program, June 1981. Assessing the efficacy and safety of medical technologies, Health Program, September 1978. Pesticide residues in food: technologies and methodologies for detection, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1988. Technologies to maintain biological diversity, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1987. Innovative biological technologies for lesser developed countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1985. water-related technologies tQ.r sustainable agriculture in u.s. arid/semiarid lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1983. Water-related technologies for sustainable agriculture in arid/ semiarid lands: selected foreign experience, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. Technologies tQ benefit agriculture And wildlife, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1985. Emerging food marketing technologies: a preliminary analysis, Food Program, October 1978. Technologies to sustain tropical forest resources, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1984. Technologies tQ.r the preservation .0.: prehistoric and historic landscapes, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. Technologies for underwater archaeology and maritime preservation, Energy and Materials Program, September 1987. New structural materials technologies: opportunities for the use of advanced ceramics and composites, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. Technologies for prehistoric and historic preservation, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. New electric power technologies: problems and prospects for the 1980s, Energy and Materials Program, July 1985. 

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302 Criminal justice, new technologies, .AnQ .th.e constitution, Communication and Information Technologies Program, May 1988. Life-sustaining technologies and the elderly, Biological Applications Program, July 1987. TECHNOLOGIES--A Implications ,Q,! cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cost benefit/cost effectiveness ,Q,! medical technologies--A case study Q! orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. TECHNOLOGY Impact Q! advanced Ail: transport technology:~ IV--financing and program alternatives ,fo,r advanced high-speed aircraft. Transportation Program, August 1982. Impact .0: advanced .air transport technology: PA.:t rn--.air service :tQ small communities, Transportation Program, February 1982. Impact .o: advanced A.ix: transport technology:~ n--the m cargo system. Transportation Program, January 1982. Impact .0: advanced Ail: transport technology: PArt x--advanced high-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, April 1980. Impact of advanced group rapid transit technology, Transportation Program, January 1980. Technology assessment 2f changes in .th.e future use .AnQ characteristics .of .th.e automobile transportation system. Transportation Program, February 1979. Telecommunication technology .AnQ public policy, Telecommunications Program, June 1981. Technology and .th.e American economic transition: choices for the future, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, May 1988. Technology, trade, .AnQ the u.s. residential construction industry. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, September 1986. 

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Technology and the future .0:. the U.S. construction industry. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, August 1984. Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: encouraging high-technology development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, April 1983. 303 Technology. innovation, and regional economic development: census of state government initiatives for h,igh-technology industrial development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, May 1983. Technology. innovation, and regional economic development, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, July 1984. Selected federal programs in appropriate technology. R & o Program, October 1978. Health of the scientific and technical enterprise: an advisory panel report ,tQ the Office .Q! Technology Assessment, R & o Program, October 1978. Assessment .0:. technology for local development, R & o Program, January 1981. Impact .0:. A Department Qt. Education 2D Federal science .ang technology activities, R & o Program, August 1978. Alternative approaches ,tQ cargo policy: A supplement ,tQ An assessment .0:. maritime trade And technology, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1985. Marine applications for fuel cell technology, Oceans and Environment Program, February 1986. Bk U in the maritime industry: a supplement to An assessment of maritime trade and technology. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. Technology And oceanography: An assessment .o.f Federal technologies .fQr oceanographic research And monitoring. Oceans and Environment Program, June 1981. Assessment .0:. maritime trade and technology, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1983. Technology and steel industry competitiveness, Materials Program, June 1980. 

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Holding the edge: maintaining the defense technology base, International Security and commerce Program, April 1989. SDI: technology. survivability, and software, International security and Commerce Program, May 1988. 304 Defense technology base: introduction AM overview, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1988. Technology transfer to China, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1987. New technology for NATO: implementing follow-on forces attack, International Security and Commerce Program, June 1987. Technology and East-West trade: an update, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1983. Technology transfer to the Middle East, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1984. Energy technology transfer to China, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1985. Technology and Soviet energy availability. International Security and Commerce Program, November 1981. Technology AM I.All-West trade, International Security and Commerce Program, November 1979. Technology transfer to the United States: the MIT -Japan Science and Technology Program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1989. Technology and structural unemployment: reemploying displaced adults, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, February 1986. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: Health technology case study no. 37: nurse practitioners, physician assistants AM certified nurse midwives--A policy analysis, Health Program, December 1986. Contact lens industry--structure, competition, and public policy: health technology study DQ. 31, Health Program, December 1984. 

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safety, efficacy. ,and~ effectiveness of therapeutic apheresis: health technology .c.au study DQ.. ll, Health Program, July 1983. Effectiveness and costs .o.f alcoholism treatment: health technology case study DQ.. ll, Health Program, March 1983. 305 Technology and handicapped people: Mandatory passive restraint systems in automobiles: issues Ami evidence, Health Program, September 1982. Variations in hospital length .o.f stay--their relationship to health outcomes: health technology .cAU study DQ.. li, Health Program, August 1983. Medical technology .and costs .o.f medicare program: Diagnosis related groups (.PIY!) ADs1 Medicare program: implications .tor medical technology. Health Program, July 1983. Technology dependant children: hospital ll D ~, Health Program, May 1987. Effectiveness ,and~ .o.f continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (52fl2): health technology study DQ. 35, Health Program, September 1985. Technologies .: managing urinary incontinence: health technology study D.Q. 33, Health Program, July 1985. status .o.f biomedical research And related technology to!: tropical diseases, Health Program, September 1985. Payment .fg,r physician services: strategies .tor medicare: Health technology case study no .li,: effects .o.f federal policies .on extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, Health Program, May 1986. Medicare's prospective payment system: strategies tsll: evaluating cost, quality ,and medical technology, Health Program, October 1985. Hemodialysis equipment ,and disposables industry: health technology QAU study DQ. ll, Health Program, December 1984. Implications .o.f ~-effectiveness analysis .o.f medical technology: methodological issues and literature review, Health Program, September 1980. 

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306 Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial, and policy analysis: health technology case study ll.Q. 27, Health Program, September 1984. Boston elbow: health technology case study no. 29, Health Program, November 1984. Market .:.o.r wheelchairs--innovations A,ru;l Federal policy: health technology case study ll.Q. JO, Health Program, November 1984. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f. medical technology: four common x-ray procedures--problems and prospects for economic evaluation, Health Program, April 1982. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the management .Q.f. health care technology in ten countries, Health Program, October 1980. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis .Q.f. medical technology: the efficacy and cost effectiveness .Q.f. psychotherapy, Health Program, October 1980. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: surgery for breast cancer, Health Program, October 1981. Implications .Q.f. .QQG-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the costs and effectiveness .Q.f. nurse practitioners, Health Program, July 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: elective hysterectomy--costs, risks, and. benefits, Health Program, October 1981. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cost benefit/cost effectiveness .Q.f. medical technologies--A case study .of. orthopedic joint implants, Health Program, September 1981. Implications .Q.f. cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: cardiac radionuclide imaging and cost effectiveness, Health Program, May 1982. Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in the Washington, D.C. area, Health Program, July 1981. 

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Implications .O: cost-effectiveness analysis .ot medical technology: benefit-and-cost analysis Qf medical interventions--.trut. 2-' cimetidine .and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. 307 Implications Qf .c.o.st.-effectiveness analysis .Qf medical technology: .th. costs and effectiveness Qf neonatal intensive .can, Health Program, August 1981. Implications .o.f cost-effectiveness analysis .0: medical technology: .th. artificial heart--cost, risks, and benefits, Health Program, May 1982. Implications .0: cost-effectiveness analysis .0: medical technology: .trul .c.o.st. effectiveness .Qf upper gastronintestinal endoscopy. Health Program, May 1981. Implications .ot .c.o.st.-effectiveness analysis .o: medical technology: allocating costs .ansi benefits in disease prevention programs--.an application .t2 cervical cancer screening. Health Program, May 1981. Implications .ot .c.o.st.-effectiveness analysis .ot medical technology: .thA .c.o.st. effectiveness Qf marrow transplant therapy ,and it. policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. Implications .0:. cost-effectiveness analysis .ot medical technology: periodontal diseases--assessing tbJl effectiveness ,and costs .ot .thA Reyes technique. Health Program, May 1981. Implications .0:. .QOG-effectiveness analysis .ot medical technology: .coG effectiveness .ot automated multichannel chemistry analyzers, Health Program, May 1981. Implications .ot cost-effectiveness anlaysis .ot medical technology: screening~ colon cancer--A technology assessment, Health Program, April 1981. Implications .0: .QOG-effectiveness analysis .of medical technology: .th. feasibility .o.f economic evaluation .0: diaqnotjc procedre--,ths scannlng, Health Program, April 1981. Implications .0: cost-effectiveness analysis .ot medical technology: formal analysis, policy formulation, ,and end stage renal disease, Health Program, April 1981. 

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308 cost effectiveness of digital subtraction angiography in the diagnosis Qf. cerebrovascular disease: health technology case study no. 34, Health Program, May 1985. Medical technology and the cost of the medicare program, Health Program, July 1984. Computer technology in medical education and assessment, Health Program, September 1979. Blood policy and technology, Health Program, January 1985. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology case study no. 1...: assistiye devices iQI: severe speech impairments, Health Program, December 1983. Technology and handicapped people: Health technology study no. 25: technology and learning disabilities, Health Program, December 1983. Technology transfer at the National Institutes Qf. Health. Health Program, March 1982. Technology AD9 handicapped people: Selected telecommunications devices iQI: hearing-impaired persons, Health Program, December 1982. Technology and handicapped people. Health Program, May 1982. Strategies for medical technology assessment, Health Program, September 1982. Medical technology under proposals to increase competition in health care, Health Program, October 1982. Implications Qf. cost-effectiveness analysis Qf. medical technology. Health Program, August 1980. Development Qf. medical technology: opportunities for assessment, Health Program, August 1976. Cancer testing technology and saccharin. Health Program, October 1977. Intensive care units (ICUs)--clinical outcomes, costs, and decisionmaking: health technology study no. 28, Health Program, November 1984. 

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309 Government involvement in~ innovation process: a contractor's report ,tQ the Office of Technology Assessment, Government Policies for Innovation, August 1978. Agricultural research and technology transfer policies f2I: the 1990s, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1990. Science and technology for development, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Technology. public policy, ,and the changing structure .Q.f. American agriculture: A special report t.01: the 1985 fim lall, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1985. Technology. public policy, ,and the changing structure .Q.f. American agriculture, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. Technology. renewable resources, ,and American crafts, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1984. Agricultural postharvest technology and marketing economics research, Food and Renewable Resources Program, April 1983. Impacts .Q.f. technology .on u.~. cropland and rangeland productivity. Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1982. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology. agriculture, .ans1 y.s. foreign ill, Food and Renewable Resources Program, December 1984. Technology assessment candidates ,and priorities, Exploratory Group, July 1978. Technology assessment in business ,and government, Exploratory Group, January 1977. Technology assessment activities in~ industrial, academic, and governmental communities, Exploratory Group, December 1976. Copper: technology and competitiveness, Energy and Materials Program, September 1988. Application of solar technology .tQ today's energy needs-vol. I & ll, Energy Program, June 1978. Technology assessment .0: .Q.QAl. slurry pipelines, Energy Program, March 1978. 

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310 copyright~ home copying: technology challenges the law, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1989. Electronic delivery of public assistance benefits: technology options and policy issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1988. science, technology. and the First Amendment, Communication and Information Technologies Program, January 1988. Electronic supervisor: runt technology. new tensions, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. Science, technology. and the constitution, communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. Social Security Administration and information technology, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1986. Federal government information technology: electronic record systems and individual privacy, communication and Information Technologies Program, June 1986. Federal government information technology: management, security. and congressional oversight, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1986. Federal government information technology: electronic surveillance and civil liberties, Communication and Information Technologies Program, October 1985. Information technology Bk~= critical trends and issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1985. Informational technology and ill impact .on American education, Communication and Information Technologies Program, November 1982. Effects of information technology .on financial services systems, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1984. Computer-based national information systems: technology and public policy issues. Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1981. 

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311 Technology and aging in America, Biological Applications Program, June 1985. TECHNOLOGY--A Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology--a clinical, industrial, and policy analysis: health technology case study IlQ. 27, Health Program, September 1984. TECHNOLOGY-VOL Wood use: u.~. competitiveness AI}g technology-vol.~ & ll, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1983. TELECOMMUNICATION Telecommunication technology and public policy. Telecommunications Program, June 1981. TELECOMMUNICATIONS Technology AI}g handicapped people: Selected telecommunications devices .f.01: hearing-impaired persons, Health Program, December 1982. Telecommunications in the u.~. Pacific Islands, communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1985. TEN Implications Q.f cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: trut management Q.f health~ technology in ten countries, Health Program, October 1980. TENSIONS Electronic supervisor: new technology, rutl! tensions, Communication and Information Technologies Program, September 1987. 

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312 TERMINATION Review of the Department of Energy modernization Rl,an: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation and consolidation .o.f activities At certain facilities in the Department .o.f Energy nuclear weapons complex, International security and Commerce Program, September 1989. TEST Review ,o_f the Defense Department's polygraph test and research programs, Health Program, March 1987. TESTING State educational testing practices, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1987. seismic verification .of nuclear testing treaties, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1988. Medical testing A.ru1 health insurance, Health Program, August 1988. scientific validity .o.f polygraph testing: A research review and evaluation. Health Program, November 1983. Cancer testing technology and saccharin, Health Program, October 1977. Alternatives :t.Q animal use in research. testing. A.ru1 education. Biological Applications Program, February 1986. Bol.e .o.f genetic testing in th!l prevention .of occupational diseases, Biological Applications Program, April 1983. TESTS commercial development .Q.f tests~ human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. Commercial development ,o_f tests for human genetic disorders, Health Program, February 1988. 

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Use Qt biomedical tests in paternity determination, Biological Applications Program, July 1986. TEXTILE y.~. textile and apparel industry: A revolution in progress. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, April 1987. THAN 313 Technological issues Qt the 80's (other .th.an energy~ military), May 1980. THAT Analysis of the Montreal Protocol .on substances that deplete the ozone layer. Oceans and Environment Program, December 1987. THEIR Wetlands: their YU .aml regulation. Oceans and Environment Program, March 1984. THERAPEUTIC Safety, efficacy. And .926 effectiveness .Q! therapeutic apheresis: health technology case study no,. ll, Health Program, July 1983. THERAPY Implications .0.: ~-effectiveness analysis .0.: medical technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in .tb.e. Washington, o.~. area, Health Program, July 1981. Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis Qt medical technology: .the. cost effectiveness of .b2M marrow transplant therapy and its policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. 

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Human gene therapy, Biological Applications Program, December 1984. THERMAL Review .Qt ocean thermal energy systems, oceans and Environment Program, January 1984. 314 Renewable ocean energy sources: ocean thermal energy conversions, Oceans Program, May 1978. Recent developments in ocean thermal energy, Oceans Program, April 1980. THEY Groundwater protection standards for hazardous waste land disposal facilities: will they prevent more superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. THINGS Making things better:competing .in manufacturing, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, February 1990. THIRD Third report on the Prospective Payment Assessment Commissio~ (ProPAC), Health Program, November 1987. THROUGH u.~. natural gas availability: conventional gas supply through the year 2000, Energy and Materials Program, September 1983. y.~. natural gas availability: gas supply through the year 2000, Energy and Materials Program, February 1985. Review .Qt the y.s. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY 1976 through ll,Q, Energy Program, August 1976. 

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315 TISSUES New developments in biotechnology: ownership .0:. human tissues and cells, Biological Applications Program, March 1987. TODAY'S Application of solar technology to today's energy needs-vol. I k II, Energy Program, June 1978. TOMOGRAPHY Policy implications .0:. .trul computed tomography(~) scanner: an update, Health Program, January 1981. Po1icy imp1icqtiona the computed tomograph,y (~) scanner, Health Program, November 1978. TOMORROW Safe skies for tomorrow: aviation safety in A competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, July 1988. Africa tomorrow: issues in technology, agriculture, and y.s. foreign aid, Food and Renewable Resources Program, December 1984. TOOLS Power on! New tools for teaching ,and learning, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. TOPICS Selected topics in Federal health statistics, Health Program, June 1979. 

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TOWARD SALYUT: Soviet steps toward permanent human presence in space, science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. TRADE Technology. trade, and they.. residential construction industry. Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, September 1986. 316 Review of U.. competitiveness in agricultural trade, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, October 1986. Alternative approaches to cargo policy: a supplement to fill assessment of maritime trade and technology, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1985. Bk~ in the maritime industry: A supplement :t,Q fill assessment~ maritime trade and technology. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1985. Assessment~ maritime trade and technology. Oceans and Environment Program, October 1983. Technology and b.:t-West trade: An update, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1983. Technology and East-West trade, International Security and Commerce Program, November 1979. Paying the )2ill: manufacturing and America's trade deficit. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. Trade adjustment assistance: new ideas for fill old program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1987. Trade in services: exports and foreign revenues, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, September 1986. Enhancing the quality of y.s. grain for international trade, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Grain quality in international trade: a comparison~ major y.. competitors, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. 

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TRAFFIC Advanced vehicle/highway systems filld urban traffic problems, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1989. Safer skies with TCAS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System), Science, Education, and Transportation Program, February 1989. 317 Airport and air traffic control system, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, January 1982. TRAGEDY Losing~ million minds: confronting .th. tragedy of alzheimer's disease and other dementias, Biological Applications Program, April 1987. TRAIN Automatic train control .in nil rapid transit, Transportation Program, May 1976. TRAINING Automation and .th. workplace: selected labor, education, and training issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1983. TRANSFER Technology transfer to China, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1987. Technology transfer to the Middle East, International Security and Commerce Program, September 1984. Energy technology transfer tQ China, International security and Commerce Program, September 1985. Technology transfer to the United States: the MIT -Japan Science and Technology Program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1989. 

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318 Technology transfer at the National Institutes .o.f. Health, Health Program, March 1982. Agricultural research .a,ng technology transfer policies for the 1990s. Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1990. Selected electronic funds transfer issues: privacy, security. and equity. Communication and Information Technologies Program, March 1982. TRANSGENIC Transgenic animals, Biological Applications Program, February 1988. TRANSIT Energy, the economy. and mass transit, Transportation Program, October 1975. Automated guideway transit: An assessment .o.f. PRT an~ other new systems, Transportation Program, June 1975. Assessment of community planning fPl: mass transit, Transportation Program, February 1976. Impact of advanced group rapid transit technology, Transportation Program, January 1980. Automatic train control in nil rapid transit. Transportation Program, May 1976. TRANSIT-ATLANTA Assessment .o.f community planning .f2l: man transit-Atlanta study, Transportation Program, February 1976. TRANSIT-BIBLIOGRAPHY Assessment .o.f. community planning for mass transit-bibliography. Transportation Program, February 1976. 

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TRANSIT-BOSTON Assessment .Q.f. community planning for mass transit-Boston study, Transportation Program, February 1976. 319 TRANSIT-CHICAGO Assessment .Q.f. community planning .f.Ql'. Mil transit-Chicago case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. TRANSIT-DENVER Assessment .Q.f. community planning~ mass transit-Denver case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. TRANSIT-LOS Assessment .Q.f. community planning~ Mil transit-IQ. Angeles study, Transportation Program, February 1976. TRANSIT-MINNEAPOLIS Assessment .Q.f. community planning fQI: ma.s.s. transit-Minneapolis/st. ~study, Transportation Program, February 1976. TRANSIT-SAN Assessment .Q.f. community planning t2I: mass transit-San Francisco case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. TRANSIT-SEATTLE Assessment of community planning for mass transit-Seattle case study. Transportation Program, February 1976. TRANSIT-TECHNICAL Assessment .Q.f. community planning ..o. ma.s.s. transit-technical report, Transportation Program, February 1976. 

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TRANSIT-WASHINGTON Assessment of community planning for gn transit-Washington, o.c. ~study.Transportation Program, February 1976. TRANSITION 320 Technology mig the American economic transition: choices 12!: the future, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, May 1988. TRANSMIT Do insects transmit aids?, Health Program, September 1987. TRANSPLANT Implications .Q.f SQG-effectiveness analysis .of medical technology:~ cost effectiveness .of~ marrow transplant therapy and its policy implications, Health Program, May 1981. TRANSPLANTATION Bone marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical status and policy issues, Health Program, October 1987. TRANSPLANTS unreiateg Done marrow transplants in~ United States:policy issues .fl:om A patient perspective, Health Program, February 1990;revised March 1990. TRANSPORT Impact of advanced air transport technology: part IV--financing and program alternatives for advanced hi.gh-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, August 1982. 

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Impact .Q.f advanced air transport technology: part III--air service to small communities, Transportation Program, February 1982. Impact Qf. advanced Air transport technology:~ .I.I--~ air cargo system, Transportation Program, January 1982. Impact .Q.f advanced ili transport technology: part I--advanced h_igh-speed aircraft, Transportation Program, April 1980. TRANSPORTATION Technology assessment of changes in the future use and characteristics Qf. the automobile transportation system, Transportation Program, February 1979. 321 Transportation of hazardous materials, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, July 1986. Transportation of hazardous materials: state and local activities, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1986. Qil transportation by tankers: .an analysis .Q.f marine pollution ,a,ng safety measures, oceans Program, July 1975. Transportation .o.t liquefied natural gas, oceans Program, September 1977. Big dumb boosters: A low-cost space transportation option?, International Security and Commerce Program, February 1989. Increased automobile~ efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternative for reducing ill imports--environmental issues for synthetic transportation fuels .fi:om coal, Energy Program, November 1982. Increased automobile fuel efficiency and synthetic fuels: alternatives for reducing ill imports--environmental issues .Q.f synthetic transportation fuels from coal-background report, Energy Program, December 1982. Synthetic fuels for transportation: the future potential of electric and hybrid vehicles, Energy Program, March 1982. 

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322 TRANSPORTED Regional implications of transported air pollutants: an assessment .Qf. acidic deposition and ozone-vol.~ & II, Oceans and Environment Program, July 1982. Acid nin and transported air pollutants: implications for public policy. Oceans and Environment Program, May 1984. TRASH Facing America's trash: what Mxt for municipal solid waste?, oceans and Environment Program, October 1989. TREATIES Seismic verification of nuclear testing treaties, International Security and Commerce Program, May 1988. TREATMENT Using desalination technologies !Qr water treatment, oceans and Environment Program, March 1988. Effectiveness .aI}g costs 2.! alcoholism treatment: health technology case study no. ll, Health Program, March 1983. TREATMENTS Institutional protocols fol: decisions about ~-sustaining treatments, Biological Applications Program, July 1988. TREATY Polar prospects: A minerals treaty for Antarctica, oceans and Environment Program, September 1989. TREATY-COMPLIANT Treaty-compliant accidental launch protection system, International Security and Commerce Program, April 1988. 

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323 TRENDS Trends and status of computers in schools:~ in chapter 1 programs And use nth limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. Demographic trends And the scientific and engineering~ force, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, December 1985. Patterns and trends in Federal .c.oAl lease ownership, 1950-80, Materials Program, April 1981. Analyses .ot trends in coverage And preliminary estimates .ot the effects .ot An employer mandate And medicaid expansion, Health Program, July 1989. Preliminary analysis .ot :th demographic trends influencing the elementary And secondary school system, Exploratory Group, May 1977. Information technology B & Q: critical trends and issues, Communication and Information Technologies Program, February 1985. TRIAIS Impact .ot randomized clinical trials .on health policy and medical practice, Health Program, August 1983. TRIP Round YiR .tQ orbit: human spaceflight alternatives, International Security and Commerce Program, August 1989. TROPICAL status .ot biomedical research ,ang related technology .fQ.r tropical diseases, Health Program, September 1985. sustaining tropical forest resources: y.~. and international institutions, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. sustaining tropical forest resources: reforestation of degraded lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. 

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Technologies to sustain tropical forest resources, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1984. TWO 324 Direct interest participation in the regulatory decision process: lessons learned from two ,Llli! safety standards, R & D Program, May 1983. u y.. textile and apparel industry: a revolution in progress, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, April 1987. Technology, trade, and the U.S. residential construction industry, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, September 1986. Review of U.. competitiveness in agricultural trade, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, October 1986. Technology and the future of .th@ U.S. construction industry, Technology and the American Economic Transition Project, August 1984. y..-Soviet cooperation in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, July 1985. y.. passenger rail technologies, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, December 1983. Civilian space stations and the y.s. future in space, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, November 1984. Benefits of increased use .Qf continuous casting }2y the y.s. steel industry, Materials Program, October 1979. Assessment of information systems capabilities reguired .to. support U.. materials policy decisions, Materials Program, December 1976. y.. industrial competitiveness: a comparison of steel, electronics, and automobiles, International Security and Commerce Program, July 1981. 

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Wood use: y.~. competitiveness and technology-XQl,. Z & ll, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, August 1983. 325 strategic materials: technologies ,tQ reduce y.~. import vulnerability. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, May 1985. Enhancing~ quality .0:. y.~. grain fQ.r international trade, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Grain quality .in international trade: A comparison .0:. major u.s. competitors, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1989. Enhancing agriculture .in Africa: a~ fQ.r u.~. development assistance, Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1988. Integrated renewable resource management fQI: y.s. insular areas, Food and Renewable Resources Program, June 1987. water-related technologies fQ.r sustainable agriculture .in y.s. arid/semiarid lands, Food and Renewable Resources Program, October 1983. Role of u.s. development assistance in maintaining biological diversity in developing countries, Food and Renewable Resources Program, July 1986. Impacts .0:. technology .on y.~. cropland And rangeland productivity, Food and Renewable Resources Program, August 1982. Africa tomorrow: issues .in technology, agriculture, And y.s. foreign .aig, Food and Renewable Resources Program, December 1984. sustaining tropical forest resources: u.~. and international institutions, Food and Renewable Resources Program, May 1983. u.s. disaster assistance ,tQ developing countries: lessons applicable ,tQ y.~. domestic disaster programs, Exploratory Group, January 1980. statistical needs ,:gr a changing u.s. economy. Energy and Materials Program, September 1989. starpower: y.~. And~ international guest fQ.r fusion energy. Energy and Materials Program, October 1987. 

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y.~. oil production: the effect Qf low oil prices, Energy and Materials Program, July 1987. 326 y.~. natural. ga5t .~i.lability: conventional g__as supply through the~ 2000, Energy and Materials Program, September 1983. y.s. natural gas availability: gas supply through the year 2000, Energy and Materials Program, February 1985. Review Qf the u.~. Environmental Protection Agency: environmental research outlook FY 1976 through li..Q,, Energy Program, August 1976. y.~. vulnerability to An oil import curtailment, Energy and Materials Program, September 1984. Implications of electronic mail and message systems for the U.S. Postal Service, Communication and Information Technologies Program, August 1982. Telecommunications in the U.S. Pacific Islands, Communication and Information Technologies Program, April 1985. New developments in biotechnology: u.~. investment in biotechnology. Biological Applications Program, July 1988. ULCER Implications of cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: benefit-and-cost analysis of medical interventions--the of cimetidine and peptic ulcer disease, Health Program, September 1981. UNCERTAINTY Nuclear power in An age of uncertainty. Energy and Materials Program, February 1984. UNDER Partnerships under pressure:managillSI commercial low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, November 1989. Medical technology under proposals .to increase competition in health care, Health Program, October 1982. 

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327 UNDERGRADUATES scientific equipment for undergraduates: i.. it adequate, science, Education, and Transportation Program, Sep~ember 1986. UNDERGROUND Containment of underground nuclear explosions, International Security and Commerce Program, October 1989. UNDERWATER Technologies for underwater archaeology and maritime preservation, Energy and Materials Program, September 1987. UNEMPLOYMENT Technology and structural unemployment: reemploying displaced adults, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, February 1986. UNISPACE UNISPACE ~= A context~ international cooperation .ang competition, International Security and Commerce Program, March 1983. UNITED Space science research in the United States, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, September 1982. Technology transfer to the United States: the MIT -Japan Science and Technology Program, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1989. unrelated bone marrow transplants in the United States:policy issues .f.r.Qm a patient perspective, Health Program, February l990;revised March 1990. Grassroots conservation Q.f biological diversity in the United States, Food and Renewable Resources Program, February 1986. 

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328 Assessing biological diversity .in the United States: data considerations, Food and Renewable Resources Program, March 1986. Assessment QI the united states f.Q.Qg An!I ~gricultural research system, Food Program, December 1981. Enhanced 2il recovery potential .in~ United states, Energy Program, January 1978. Artificial insemination practice in~ United states: summary of a 1987 survey, Biological Applications Program, August 1988. UNITS Intensive care units (ICUs)--clinical outcomes, costs, and decisionmaking: health technology .ca.s. study DQ. ll, Health Program, November 1984. UNRELATED unrelated~ marrow transplants in~ United states:policy issues .frQm A patient perspective, Health Program, February 1990;revised March 1990. Bone marrow transplantation using unrelated donors: current clinical status And policy issues, Health Program, October 1987. UP Gearing up .fQr safety: motor carrier safety .in A competitive environment, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1988. lfil cleaning up: l.Q superfund studies, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, June 1988. UPDATE Automobile update: facts and figures, Science, Transportation, and Innovation Program, September 1985. Technology .And .IAt-West trade: AD update, International security and Commerce Program, May 1983. 

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Update of Federal activities regarding the use of pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, May 1984. 329 Policy implications Qt the computed tomography(~) scanner: an update. Health Program, Jtmuafy)i981. UPPER Implications Qt cost-effectiveness analysis of medical technology: the cost effectiveness Qt upper gastronintestinal endoscopy. Health Program, May 1981. URBAN Advanced vehicle/highway systems and urban traffic problems, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, September 1989. catching our breath: next steps .f.Qr reducing urban ozone, oceans and Environment Program, July 1989. Urban ozone and :th. Clean Ai.: AQ.t: problems And proposals for change, oceans and Environment Program, April 1988. URINARY Technologies .fo.r managing urinary incontinence: health technology study .n,o. ll, Health Program, July 1985. USE Technology assessment Qt changes in the future use and characteristics Qt the automobile transportation system, Transportation Program, February 1979. Trends and status Qt computers in schools: use in chapter i programs and use with limited English proficient students, Science, Education, and Transportation Program, March 1987. Wetlands: their use and regulation, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1984. Use of models for water resources management, planning, and policy, Oceans and Environment Program, August 1982. 

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330 Benefit~ .Qf increased use .Qi continuous casting~ the u.s. steel industry. Materials Program, October 1979. Assessing contractor use in superfund. Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, January 1989. wood use: y .s,. competitiveness And technology-vol .I & ll, Indu$try., Technology, and Employment Program, August 1983. Prescription drugs ,And elderly Americans: ambulatory use and approaches to coverage tQI: Medicare. Health Program, October 1987. Use of preventive: services~ the elderly. Health Program, January 1989. Update of Federal activities regarding the use of pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, May 1984. New structural materials technologies: opportunities for the of advanced ceramics and composites, Energy and Materials Program, September 1986. Direct use .Qf ,, Energy Program, April 1979. Industrial energy use, Energy Program, June 1983. Radiofrequency YU ,Ang management: impacts .from :tM world Administrative Radio ~onference .of .ll2.i, Communication and InformationTechnologies Program, January 1982. Use of biomedical tests in ~aternity determination, Biological Applications Program, July 1986. Alternatives ,tQ animal use in research, testing, ,And education, Biological Applications Program, February 1986. USEFUL Plants: the potentials for extracting protein. medicines, And oth~~ ysefu,l_ghemicalsr .Food and Renewable Resources Program, September 1983. USING Using desalination technologies f.Ql: water treatment, oceans and Environment Program, March 1988. 

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Bone marrow transplantation using un~tJ.ated donors: current clinical status Gg policy.issues~-,Health Program, October 1987. VACCINATION cost effect! veness. 2'-~~influenza vaccination. Heal th Program,, December 1981. VACCINE 331 update .o.{ Federal activities regarging use .o.{ pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, May 1984. Review Q.{ selected Federal vaccine mm immunization policies: based .on studies .o.t pneumococcal vaccine, Health Program, September 1979. VACCINE~RELATED compensation 121: vaccine-related injuries, Health Program, November 1980. VALIDITY scientific validity .of polygraph testing: A research review and evaluation, Health Program, November 1983. VALUE Feasibility and value .of broadband communications in rural areas: a preliminary evaluation. Transportation Program, April 1976. VARIATIONS Research on geographic variations in physician sractice patterns, Health Program, February 1987. variations .in hospital length .of .s:tu--their relationship .t.Q. health outcomes: health technology A.H study D2 li, Health Program, August 1983. 

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VEHICLE Advanced 'Vehicle(hiqhwar_ .sy~tem~s"' ~.JlQ._\lrbPill: t;",t~;. problems, ,_,:,J1le~~ ,.I ~tj[~ ,:--~:-!~ns,~~-~~t~,pn: ,m9~! I September ,. ;~:11.89~1:~:~A r~;~C"':'"~ :10~. :~..: --_;-.~:~ .. -... ,, ,s.r .. ,.. ..., VEHICLES synthetic fuels.for transportation: the futu:re potential .Qt electric ,and hybrid vehicles. Energy Program, March 1982. VERIFICATION 332 seismic verif:i;cation-of 'nucleai: testing trea,ties, International Security-.and .commerce Program, May 1988. VERSUS Effects .0.: replacing~ ili.h aromatic versus alcohol octane enhancers in gasoline, Energy and Materials Program, January 1986. .., ,_., -~ ,-; .;'. tf ::r.: ;3 ~-! _.,;_,... .. J VETERANS Evaluation .0.: .th. feasibility .0.: studying l,onq-.t.rm health effects in atomic veterans, Special Projects, July 1985. Assessment of .th. Vete1~ns Administration's method .0.:, ~:P!llyzing its'.hospiu],t.jnortal.~lty, -Health Program, Apr~i-~. 1989 ::L-: Medical devices .and~ veterans Administration, Health Program, February 1985. Hospital information_systems_n the veterans Administration. Communic~;i_on,::,.~nd:.Information Technologies Program, September 1987~ -... ? .. -' ... VIABILITY Financial viability of Conrail: review ,and analysis, Transportation Program, September l:975 

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333 vs Technology dependant children:; hosp,it~J.::.~.::~-~h care,. Health Progra~.(~ ~ay. l~sr~ :t-~ ~12; s~'.i i.'?.-"--~-jr-.r{ j~;: ::~_'i_(', :,i_-_ VULNERABILITY strategic materials: .technologies :t.Q .rechlce -y._:..~ ::'import vulnerability. Industry;' Technology, .and .:EJnployment-P.r.ogram, May 1985. y.~. vulnerability t,Q An ill import curtailment, Energy and'?. Materials Program, September 1984. Border n;: .on drugs, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1987. Effects Q! nuclear E,r, National security Program, May 1979. WARFARE WASHINGTON ,.. 1,''" o,. --.-.-.... -~ ; -., ::: ~-' :::" .-.-' .... -'. .... (;_;_ --~~,~. /-. -~.: .:;_. ~" .rr~ j" -.C,__;, ? ::: -.. ::.:-~:...: ;~~-. .i' '3 r!C _:_:; ?: __ ~:--:~_~,;.:~ l-~:.. :.t:5 ___ t._/. Implications Q! ~.:..ef fecfueness @alysis--..Q!!"flledical:: .c ~L ::-::.!C technology: assessing selected respiratory therapy modalites-trends and relative costs in the Washington, ~.c. rn, Health Program, July 1981. WASTE ~--=--~ ...,., .... :. 1,. c' .. ~, .L ___ .-s_t. ...,~,f_\ __ .. :, .. ;" :.: : _;_~ ,::;_:-:-: .. _-:,:,~ =..':::. ..!-=-~---:.=-L:.:.~..c:a..:. ., -:. -~.:. <~r.:/ --~. -~-'.-;:; .. .. :;:f>-r9: ...... .:~ .: ~;3 ::.:.. -. "! s __ ~ Partnerships under pressurefmariaging commercial low-level radioactive waste, Oceans and Environment Program, November 1989. 

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Facing America's trash: what~ for municipal solid waste?, Oceans and Environment Program, October 1989. I~ ~\lelii ,~J&::-me~i,i!a.l:'.~a;S_~e~ _PUcttmSm:i_.; ~-~Ete andr:!l_,u_,;,ir_omnent Program, octoEer 19 8 a 'J th: ,r ri::: '.'! nH I m:.o :tr: t._, -:s. :: '" 0.~ ': 334 Evalu1:t.i,OQ:J~..t.c:>_R~Jon~c,l_e_Jr,_1,au.gLml,~gJl',ater~than .... Cla~si-g<;-low-:level radJ.<?APiive ~WJlte ( m<X:ea:ns an~.\;; Environment Program, ;. Octooer 1988. --... ')_: ~-:'. -~_-_ \~_.j ,C_ .,1_ ,__,. ... "':'_. ,. ~-_'.:_;~:: :; :.~ -: ;.:.'-. ... ,., _, r -.:~_:: : '~.---~ .:~ Ocean incineriftion:-its-ro1e in managing. ha!ardous -waste, .oceans and Environment Program, August 1986. subseabed disposal Qf high-level radioactive waste,coceans and Environment Program, May 1986. Managing ~~tt4;rt~~~o~ i:s :-~6nnti~~ial hicrii~~;~~i ~,r~di~acti ve waste, Oceans and Environment Program, March 1985 . ;J .. : r 1 r::, : .. .:: .:;_ E .--~ -, ;.,: Technologies .ang management sfrategies .to,r hazardous waste control, Materials Program, March 1983. Serious reduction 9,f hazardous waste: .to.r pollution prevention and industrial efficiency, Industry, Technology, and .l!lllpl~Yllle!}B ~g~~"', :_Sep:te.mbe-r _19:~6:. I.;~ ,_:_:;_ .~ ... '..~ ~ .:~ .. -b:.~-7 : .-:...~ ,,:.-/:t~-~ ,,.-~.~~:;;~c-.-~-,-~;.E::r-~~-~,-,-~":~; .. -:: -~ :.: ... -J ~. .. ,.c,, --.:.,..~ ~;,___ -~:,:"~ GrounawateJ:''protection. standards .f..Qr hazardous waste land dispos1.~ j~n,qkl iMA,~~-:.-:WilJr .~ pre.vent mor'81Yllfe.fund sites, Industry, T_~l9gy, and~ Employmen'.b Progr-am.", April 1984. WASTES Wf,!~&!-~~k~n~ ~~~--.,.:_.1m ....... ; .... ~Jtnv~.~-~:-... .. t.. c Program, ,n:J:. ... .. i~ ~1,,., 1:1~.:--:c-:r.r..,,r .. ,.:i _7_,.'.1:~~ r-;;f":;;J:...J,..,.j,,,; --

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335 WATER using d~sal4,ntlt;4J>nbfecbnGl.Qqies.'1~"1MF3$ti~~'?!!~~aiffl~ Environment Program, March 1988. 8(1..:. -:i.a v::r.._.(.., \,n:J::i~-:~-'i. Use 2t.~moS,elS5 tornw.atersresmup;ti'0MM9WDJil~iqJ4g~,~-M~ L S'l :I policy. :n:Oe~anc md.1rEnYiromnilnt Pt-OCJrim> :9ll(J\ist'L1-Ra.~ :~:, ; -...) I I ,_) ., ,,;., WATER-BELA~ED, c,:J2sw water-related technologies .fQ.; susta,in51l:>le ag;;cq1;u;,e .41 ... J.!. s. ?Arig./semiarid ;:J?ands, :Food and Re~ewable --~~rc:,es"-~:t:~am, October 1983. cF? I ,:,:;:;,A ; .~ --~ ::-::,, ,~c :. ... t(.~ -r :. -(, _;. 0 WEAPONS Review 2t ~Oe;Rar?t;ment::-of <i!lJ&liY KMJftfffifl;,gmbig:.ti,.o'a'ir'fil--ien"' plan: environmental issues, oceans and Environm~tiProgram, April 1989. 

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Review .Qf. Department .Qf Energy modernization PlAn: issues surrounding the proposed termination, relocation Ansi consolidation .ct activities At. certain facilities in~ 336 ,,;, ,i ~ D~partme-~t ~-~u.cl_e_~w1)0UJl1P_l,.g~. I~n;,r:t?1a~2c,!.1al -c.: .. :.=.~.~~-;ma l::b :p~ t., >'-~ ~,:~ '. .... ,. :: ';:' : S,;,;: .C ::1 a.:Jt.trfi. m:r:e~ ,:,ri n.:r L:,,-, .r -~"-~,:.;1 ~"-=-@ .... .:::.:-:... .. .. 1-::..c, ---... Anti-satellite weapons, countermeasures, Ansi rn control. International Security and Commerce Program, Septe~r1985. w --WEAR ._) ,:~ A ,, \ --.,< ?, r,i --~\,s ~;-.~ .f. WESTERN Western su;-face mine pe~_ttJi;ig A,0.47 ;:eplpat;is,n,. .. ~er91_1 ~~~:r. M ten. l&;Pbg!'a~ 1:ga6:~ --"',._ ~=---"' --' '-_______ ........ ---.. e~; t t'ri:; ~i" : "!:;f~ :h ~!;-'.i#~ ':'4 ~l,] WETLANDS WHAT 

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337 Technologies to benefit agriculture wildlife, Food and L. -~. Renewable Resources Program, May 1985. Oil ....... ,.,.. ~-' \ ,'"' WILL GroupMfjar:i*9tei-~aMi-,f9t:l1Jf~~jai%~~iirui~: ,s~' --~; disposal facilities: ldll ~~prevent mon superfund sites, Industry, Technology, and Employment Program, April 1984. G :,1,/~-~:,--::I;.-;: .-'l'"; ... -.. ... 

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338 WOOD Teclmo2baie~.~J&dN;yjf .. \bdiM'nuliftF' g~bl~bW Rllll?, Ocei.na liM:J~~~1'p~:.. May, &9-'li-"'-'J::'-'-"-~-Woc,cii=~~~ett~l:!~,~~~ill~~i~i~ z'i I V.fll&":'f.t;(' 4::;!su-!Js:. i:!1,r; WO..... ). r \_ I""'>,..,, e. ,.... .., ;!\" .-,. ~":\ ~. ,.,._, .. -. ':...t-..... : ..... r .. _._.._._J, .... __ 1;__-~.-~ .:., .: ... ~.~.. : .. ~-:-'. .. _:~.'.~.;J .. .-.r .. ..-...;_ ,. .. .-... ... ~t~.~L~li :.!::..~-~-.:t.. \ .. :. .-.i,.~; --.... :;: ....... ~.:..~.-. -,-__ -.:: -:: __ ----.; ----.. ., ,.,... 't"'l'C f -~r11.,..,:-:,; ;, -Y4' .'.!_"'.. '.,.P.,, ... :.___.'{,:_., .::..._.,, .. .r.:-!-t:.-.f'1::*f~ .. ~1 i.C' ,. Cf:'.'.': ;.;8l.,pA,.. .. t\ ,t.; .J..a..~--:":M.....;_,__~t.!. ~~-!:' -...., _.. 11o-.I .... oemographi9 trends .am the scientific ,Ang engineering~ force, Science, Education, arid Transportation Program, Decembe;r,c: 1985. --~ ~:,PassiVebgokiQc!(P'\p?.~;to;tilice.1 jiJe,1i~i,tQes1~ffiti~ -~j_:. Program, May8i995jz,u-:..,.;.:2:i .rr::::?0.,~ ... :::,S::uu"",;: !;'c .. u-. ,.: .. ~.Jz .i. 11!~:::frw~=~;~Jist.(iB~lniin-&li24ii.~-oat~tiattF'~~.9~cii~: Computittr411. ,,nuJJiillftl?itma,r'L~iim~ .. ~iW,e@+,C Aru1 r.r:.1mt.:-ittOdjt*ff'1.;.Ca, ieitl'On-$ -=-Irt:fonliti -;,,:lliirln"T\irl'."Qgf,s Prog.c-am, Apii:1 !98.ftJD:. ,,,:-;.:::;.t.?O'J: :.. ~t.~ .i. :?C ... ::::.n,-. :,iJ = ~:r~Jlr'.'J: -' i. -Reproductive health hazards in the workplace: selected aspects .o.f reprpductive health hazards regulation, Biological Applications Program, October 1985. 

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339 WORKSHOP Global models, world futures" Ansi public policy: A critigue. Transportation Program, April 1982. :a:::>.A...1'.'S. '._-:(">f World PQPJMftfi!P.;~l f~ PlL.,.c:es\!1)01~1 ~'D!X~ -~ yeu,ra. arr-itasourei ogram, e ruan-sl18~~, _crs:::po:ts: w~i!tifi6!11H!~lnA~~-~~Yoilii8RI~tn,nt~1Yai~~!~P.~~:l~-~ Rad~ "'g.~ma,, .. JIH;l4,,;Wr,rc;: '-~----; ---. ___ Q~ ____ _;jj 1 0:1Cqaunkati.on:11tnd a nf ton T clmo ogiis roc;iram, J&JJJ!ft itfl~i tn-:: ?0-::8: u .s,. natural gu availability: conventional gy supply through .tM nu:~, Energy a:nd Materia~s _Prog:ram, se~teml:>er Ban~-; 

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340 YEARS World :g~lation Arui fertilit,y Rlanning tec"l)pol9gies: ;~ -nm 2 o years,_ Human Resources Program, Februar.:," 1982. ZONE Establishing.A 200-~ fisheries rn, -'Oceans Program, June 1977.