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Title: An examination of farm commodity promotion programs
Date: 1985
Summary: Representatives of a number of commodity groups have asked Congress in recent years for statutory authority to establish national generic promotion programs for their products. A key feature is a mandatory assessment paid by all producers to support such activities. Federal legislation has authorized nine such national promotion programs, and lawmakers now are considering whether to create new initiatives for beef, pork, and watermelons. Critics believe that such programs represent unwarranted Government interference, pit one commodity group against another for limited consumer dollars, and lack adequate evidence of success. Proponents, on the other hand, contend that the programs do work, cost the Federal Government virtually nothing, and benefit producers and consumers alike. This report discusses programs that have already been enacted by Congress and examines their records to date.

Title: Playing out of the deep woods: stories
Date: 1995
Summary: A collection of stories on subjects ranging from golf to the Vietnam War. One story, Peeper, is on voyeurism, another, Mutiny, is on an exhibition of courage by an old man.

Title: Recent cases concerning congressional standing in sue
Date: 1985

Title: Residential and community services for persons with mental retardation and related disabilities: Background information and proposed legislation
Date: 1985
Summary: Since 1973, Federal Medicaid funds have been used to help support services for institutionalized mentally retarded persons. Legislation has been introduced in the 99th Congress that would transfer most of these funds out of the institutions and make this funding available for community -based services. Advocates of the legislation believe that community -based services are preferable to institutional services, but some parents of institutionalized persons feel that the larger residential facilities are a necessary part of the service system.

Title: Howard Mumford Jones and the dynamics of liberal humanism
Date: 1994

Title: Plat Book of Shannon County, Missouri: . ., Plat Book of Shannon County, Missouri: . .
Date: -, -, -, 1930, ,
Summary: Map of Shannon County, Missouri -- T.28 and 29N. part of Bowlan R.1W -- T.28N. R.2W -- T.29N. R.2W -- T.30N. part of Blair Creek R.2W -- T.26N. R.3W -- T.27N. R.3W -- T.28N. R.3W -- T.29N. R.3W -- T.30N. R.3W -- T.31N. R.2 and 3W -- T.26N. R.4W -- T.27N. R.4W -- T.28N. R.4W -- T.29N. R.4W -- T.30N. R.4W -- T.31N. part of Newton R.4W -- T.26N. R.5W -- T.27N. R.5W -- T.28N. R.5W -- T.29N. R.5W -- T.30N. R.5W -- T.31N. R.5W -- T.26N. R.6W -- T.27N. R.6W -- T.28N. R.6W -- T.29N. R.6W -- T.30N. R.6W -- T.31N. part of Jackson R.6W.

Title: Plat Book of Mississippi County, Missouri: . ., Plat Book of Mississippi County, Missouri: . .
Date: -, -, -, 1930, ,
Summary: Map of Mississippi County, Missouri -- T.26N. R.18E -- T.25N. R.18E -- T.27N. R.18E -- T.22 and 23N. R.17E -- T.24N. R.17E -- T.25N. R.17E -- T.26N. R.17E -- T.27N. R.17E -- T.28N. R.16 and 17E -- T.23N. R.16E -- T.24N. R.16E -- T.25N. R.16E -- R.26N. R.16E -- T.27N. R.16E -- T.24N. R.15E -- T.27N. R.15E -- T.25N. R.14 and 15E -- T.26N. R.14 and 15E.

Title: Plat Book of Lewis County, Missouri: . ., Plat Book of Lewis County, Missouri: . .
Date: -, -, -, 1930, ,
Summary: Map of Lewis County, Missouri -- T.60N. part of Union R.5W -- T.60N. part of Union R.6W. -- T.61N. part of Union R.5 and 6W -- T.61 and 62N. part of Canton R.6W -- T.63N. part of Canton R.6W. -- T.60 and 61N. part of Highland R.7W -- T.61 and 62N. part of Dickerson R.7W -- T.62 and 63N. part of Lyon R.7W -- T.60 and 61N. parts of Salem and Highland R.8W -- T.61 and 62N. parts of LaBelle and Dickerson R.8W -- T.62 and 63N. parts of Reddish and Lyon R.8W -- T.60 and 61N. part of Salem R.9W -- T.61 and 62N. part of LaBelle R.9W -- T.62 and 63N. part of Reddish R.9W.

Title: The Campaign in Missouri: in September and October 1864

Title: Plat Book of Platte County, Missouri: . ., Plat Book of Platte County, Missouri: . .
Date: -, -, -, 1930, ,
Summary: Map of Platte County -- T.50 and 51N. part of Pettis R.33W -- T.50 and 51N. parts of Waldron and Pettis R.34W -- T.51 and 52N. May R.33 and 34W -- T.52 and 53N. part of Carroll R.33 and 34W -- t.53N. part of Preston R.33 and 34W -- T.54 and 55N. part of Preston R.33 and 34W -- T.51N. part of Waldron R.35W -- t.52N. part of Pettis R.34 and 35W -- T.52 and 53N. part of Carroll R.34 and 35.W -- T.53N. part of Fair R.34W -- T.53, 54, and 55N. part of Green R.33 and 34W. -- T.52N. Lee R.35 and 36W -- T.53N. part of Fair R.35 and 36W. -- T.54 and 55N. part of Green R.35W -- T.53 and 54N. Weston R.35 and 36W -- T.54 and 55N. part of Marshall R.37W -- T.54 and 55N. part of Marshall R.35 and 36W.

Title: Plat Book of Howell County, Missouri: . ., Plat Book of Howell County, Missouri: . .
Date: -, -, -, 1930, ,
Summary: Map of Howell County, Missouri -- T.21 and 22N. Part of Myatt R.7W -- T.23N. R.7W -- T.24N. Part of Howell R.7W -- T.25N. Part of Sisson R.7W -- T.26N. R.7W -- T.27N. Part of Goldsberry R.7W -- T.21 and 22N. R.8W -- T.23N. R.8W -- T.24N. Part of Howell R.8W -- T.25N. R.8W -- T.26N. R.8W -- T.27N. R.8W -- T.21 and 22N. R.9W -- T.23N. R.9W -- T.24N. R.9W -- T.25N. Part of Dry Creek R.9W -- T.26N. R.9W -- T.27N. R.9W -- T.21N. Part of Benton R.10W -- T.22N. Part of Benton R.10W -- T.23N. R.10W -- T.24N. R.10W -- T.25N. Part of Siloam Springs R.10W -- T.26N. Part of Willow Springs R.10W -- T.27N Part of Willow Springs R.10W.

Title: Plat Book of St. Louis County, Missouri
Summary: Map of St. Louis County, Missouri -- T.45N. part of Bonhomme R.4 and 5E -- T.44N. part of Bonhomme R.5E -- T.44N. part of Bonhomme R.4E -- T.46N. part of Bonhomme R.4 and 5E -- T.44N. part of Carondelet R.6 and 7E -- T.42 and 43N. part of Carondelet R.5,6, and 7E. -- T.45N. part of Central R.6E -- T.46N. part of Central R.6 and 7E -- T.45 and 46N. part of Central R.5E -- T.44N. part of Meramec R.3 and 4E -- T.45N. part of Meramec R.3 and 4E -- T.43N. part of Meramec R.3 and 4E -- t.47N. part of St. Ferdinand R.7 and 8E -- T.46N. part of St. Ferdinand R.6E -- T.46N. part of St. Ferdinand R.7E -- T.46 and 47N. part of St. Ferdinand R.5E -- T.47 and 48N. part of St. Ferdinand R.6E.

Title: Liability insurance issues: Editorial commentary
Date: 1986
Summary: The rising cost and reduced availability of liability insurance in recent years has been a concern for business, government, and consumers. This Editorial Commentary looks at such liability insurance areas as products liability, malpractice, local government liability, and other forms of liability insurance. The Editorial Commentary is divided into two sections. The first contains an introductory news article on liability insurance and a chart showing what States have been doing about this problem. The second includes editorials selected from newspapers from all regions of the United States. This section is arranged in reverse chronological order.

Title: Historic preservation program: Structure, history and congressional policies
Date: 1987
Summary: This report reviews the current historic preservation partnership between the Federal/State/local government sectors, and the private sector; the partnership evolution from 1906 through 1976; the historic preservation legislation of the 95th through 99th Congresses; the congressional jurisdiction for historical preservation in the 100th Congress; and historic preservation issues which may be debated in the 100th Congress.

Title: Smokeless tobacco: Health concerns spark advertising and labeling controversy
Date: 1986
Summary: Prompted by growing concerns about the health effects associated with smokeless tobacco products - both chewing tobacco and snuff - several bills are being considered by the 99th Congress which are designed to warn consumers about the dangerous health consequences of such products and discourage their consumption. This report provides background information on these products, including usage, their advertising and promotion, and health concerns. It also discusses legislative proposals which include labeling requirements, advertising bans and restrictions, tax measures, and public education efforts.