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Title: Influence of structural movement on sedimentation, Plate 7, Correlated stratigraphic sections of the Pawnne Formations, Bates County Areas, Western Missouri
Date: 1968-, 1968
Summary: "July, 1964."

Title: Biennial report of the State Geologist, 1932, appendix IV: Transmitted by the Board of Managers of the Bureau of Geology and Mines to the 57th General Assembly, Magnetic surveys

Title: Influence of structural movement on sedimentation, Pocket, Plates 1 to 8 illustrations for Influence of structural movement on sedimentation
Date: 1968, 1968, 1668

Title: Influence of structural movement on sedimentation, Plate 5, Correlated stratigraphic sections of the Blackjack Creek, Little Osage, and Higginsville Formations, Western Mo., Bates Cty Area
Date: 1968-, 1968

Title: Influence of structural movement on sedimentation, Plate 2, Correlated stratigraphic sections of the Robinson Branch, Fleming, and Croweburg Formations, Bates Cty Areas, Western Missouri
Date: 1968-, 1968, 1968

Title: Influence of structural movement on sedimentation, Plate 4, Correlated stratigraphic sections of the Bevier, Lagonda, Mulky, and Excello Formations, Bates County Area, Western Missouri
Date: 1968, 1968

Title: Influence of structural movement on sedimentation, Plate 1, Structure map of Bates County and portions of Henry and Vernon Counties
Date: 1968-, 1968, 1968

Title: Federal spending for education: Tables and figures portraying the president's 1984 budget plan (1983-1988) in the context of the past 20 years
Date: 1983
Summary: This report portrays and discusses Federal spending for education programs in the context of a 26-year span: the past 20 years of actual experience (1963-1982) and the spending plan for the next six years proposed in the President's 1984 budget. In addition to the 26-year perspective, various measures such as spending in constant dollars, as a percent of the gross national product (GNP), as a percent of total Federal budget and annual and cumulative change analyses are used to help the reader gain a sense of context and perspective.

Title: Letters from the Pacific: a combat chaplain in World War II
Date: 2000
Summary: In Letters from the Pacific, Russell Stroup offers readers the opportunity to see the effects of war from his unique perspective - as a chaplain on the front lines of the South Pacific theater. For the three years Stroup served in the military, he continually wrote home to his family in Virginia. Composed under harrowing combat conditions, yet filled with humor and personality, these letters convey his search for meaning and purpose in the midst of world war. Edited, annotated, and introduced by Richard Cartwright Austin, Stroup's letters provide the most probing insight into a combat chaplain's role currently available. --BOOK JACKET.

Title: Influence of structural movement on sedimentation: during the Pennsylvanian period in Western Missouri
Date: 1968
Summary: Includes eight plates. University of Missouri studies, volume 45.

Title: Federal spending for education: Tables and figures portraying the president's 1985 budget plan (1984-1989) in the context of the past 20 years
Date: 1984
Summary: This report portrays and discusses Federal spending for education programs in the context of a 26-year span: the past 20 years of actual experience (1964-1983) and the spending plan for the next six years proposed in the President's spending in constant dollars, as a percent of the gross national product (GNP), as a percent of total Federal budget and annual and cumulative change analyses are reduced to provide context and perspective.

Title: Make Christ king, combined: a selection of high class gospel hymns for use in general worship and special evangelistic meetings
Date: c1916, 1916, 1916

Title: Domestic slavery considered as a Scriptural institution: in a correspondence between the Rev. Richard Fuller and the Rev. Francis Wayland ; revised and corrected by the authors.

Title: Community-based long-term care: Current programs and future prospects
Date: 1984
Summary: The growth of the elderly population, combined with rising expenditures for institutional long-term care services, has generated interest in strengthening community-based services for the sick and disabled and in altering the way in which these services are organized and financed. Studies have shown that community-based health and social services can be effective in reducing institutionalization and improving longevity and patient satisfaction. However, the overall costs associated with community-based long-term care remain unknown, as does the number of persons potentially in need of such services. In some cases, costs for such care may exceed amounts spent for the equivalent level of institutional care.