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Household Energy Utilization By The Elderly, Robert A. Bylund, Nelson L. Le Ray, Charles O. Crawford
Household Energy Utilization By The Elderly, Robert A. Bylund, Nelson L. Le Ray, Charles O. Crawford
Faculty Research at Morehead State University
A paper presented by Robert A. Bylund, Nelson L. LeRay and Charles O. Crawford to the United States Special Senate Committee on Aging on November 26, 1979.
Some Temporal Factors Effecting Shuttle Sidman Avoidance Performance In Rats, Francis H. Osborne, Howard Chandler
Some Temporal Factors Effecting Shuttle Sidman Avoidance Performance In Rats, Francis H. Osborne, Howard Chandler
Faculty Research at Morehead State University
A paper presented at the Kentucky Academy of Science at Northern Kentucky University by Francis H. Osborne and Howard Chandler in November of 1979 on the effects of variables on avoidance efficiency in a modified shuttle Sidman-avoidance task.
The Doves Of 1847: The Religious Response In Ohio To The Mexican War, Victor B. Howard
The Doves Of 1847: The Religious Response In Ohio To The Mexican War, Victor B. Howard
Faculty Research at Morehead State University
An article by Victor B. Howard published in the Fall 1979 issue of the Old Northwest, pages 237-267.
Robert J. Breckinridge And The Slavery Controversy In Kentucky In 1849, Victor B. Howard
Robert J. Breckinridge And The Slavery Controversy In Kentucky In 1849, Victor B. Howard
Faculty Research at Morehead State University
An article by Victor B. Howard published in the October 1979 issue of the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, pages 328-343.
An Analysis Of Population Changes In Eastern Kentucky 1970-2000, Gary C. Cox
An Analysis Of Population Changes In Eastern Kentucky 1970-2000, Gary C. Cox
Faculty Research at Morehead State University
Accurate population projections are essential for anyone engaged in long-range planning. Predicting future population trends any considerable distance into the future, however, is a notoriously risky undertaking. So many human variables are involved that all too frequently such projections make a mockery of the demographer's best efforts. Regardless of how sophisticated are the statistical models used, long-range population forcasting is statistical guessing with a fairly wide margin of error. Eastern Kentucky and Central Appalachia, in general, present an especially formidable challenge. Since the beginning of the 20th Century the economy of the region has been tied to one product, coal, …