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Letter To Vivian Wilson Regarding Seaall Membership, March 13, 1975, William Younger

Correspondence

A letter from William Younger to Vivian Wilson providing information on Wilson's SEAALL membership status.

Letter To William Younger Regarding Morris Cohen, March 12, 1975, Nancy Kitchen

Correspondence

A letter from Nancy Kitchen to William Younger regarding Morris Cohen's reimbursement.

Letter To William Younger Regarding The Canadian Association Of Law Libraries Annual Meeting, March 12, 1975, Mary Alice Neal

Correspondence

A letter from Mary Alice Neal to William Younger asking Younger to share information about the Canadian Association of Law Libraries.

Letter To Mary Sue Boushe Regarding Seaall Membership, March 12, 1975, Nancy Kitchen

Correspondence

A letter from Nancy Kitchen to Mary Sue Boushe responding to a request from Boushe on Boushe's SEAALL membership status.

Letter To Morris Cohen Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, March 12, 1975, Nancy Kitchen

Correspondence

A letter from Nancy Kitchen to Morris Cohen thanking Cohen for attending the SEAALL Annual Meeting and providing an update on Cohen's reimbursement.

Letter To William Younger Regarding Seaall Membership, March 11, 1975, Kay Todd

Correspondence

A letter from Kay Todd to William Younger informing Younger that Todd was assigned to a committee despite not being a member of SEAALL and requesting information on joining SEAALL.

Letter To William Younger Regarding Seaall Committees, March 11, 1975, Kathleen Price

Correspondence

A letter from Kathleen Price to William Younger asking for a list of SEAALL Committees for which Price can volunteer.

Letter To Jane Hammond Regarding The Aall Annual Workshop, March 11, 1975, William Younger

Correspondence

A letter from William Younger to Jane Hammond regarding Younger's plans for the AALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To William Younger Regarding Seaall Membership Dues, March 10, 1975, Vivian Wilson

Correspondence

A letter from Vivian Wilson to William Younger regarding the payment of Wilson's SEAALL membership dues.

Letter To William Younger Regarding Seaall Meeting At The Aall Annual Meeting, March 6, 1975, Jane Hammond

Correspondence

A letter from Jane Hammond to William Younger asking Younger for details on a SEAALL meeting at the AALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To William Younger Regarding The Mississippi State Library, March 6, 1975, Carol West

Correspondence

A letter from Carol West to William Younger regarding the election of the new State Librarian for the Mississippi State Library.

Letter To Rose Volino Regarding The Aall Annual Meeting, March 6, 1975, William Younger

Correspondence

A letter from William Younger to Rose Volino providing details on the AALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Nancy Kitchen Regarding Morris Cohen, March 3, 1975, Jon Schultz

Correspondence

A letter from Jon Schultz to Nancy Kitchen regarding Morris Cohen's reimbursement.

Lime And Fertilizer Recommendations For Reclamation Of Surface-Mined Spoils, Richard I. Barnheisel

Agriculture and Natural Resources Publications

Recommendations contained in this publication are based on spoil tests values from testing methods used in the Central laboratories operated under supervision of the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station. Spoil test values obtained by other methods should not be used when making recommendations using this publication.

Recommended fertilizer rates have been made on rather limited data and they are to be considered as the best available and may be revised without notice. These fertilizer rates are based on assumed "average" climatic conditions and for "average" spoils. Rates should be adjusted upward or downward to reflect deviations from these "average" conditions. These …

Influence Of Time Of Application Of Nitrogen Fertilizer On Corn Yields, Harold F. Miller, Kenneth Wells, Morris J. Bitzer, G. W. Thomas, R. E. Phillips

Agronomy Notes

Soil moisture conditions can have a large effect on crop responses to nitrogen fertilization. Kentucky's usual climatic pattern of periods of heavy rainfall and relatively warm temperatures during the winter and spring seasons influences expected yield responses of corn to applied nitrogen. If nitrogen fertilizer is applied in late winter or early spring, some of it may be lost before the plants have made sufficient growth to take up appreciable quantities. The amount of loss that might be expected will be influenced by the amount of rainfall, temperature, amount of organic matter and drainage of the soil.

At-Grade Intersections Versus Grade-Separated Interchanges (An Economic Analysis Of Several Bypasses), Kenneth R. Agent

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

In an effort to reduce traffic in central business districts, bypasses have been built to provide through traffic a circumferential route and also to ease the burden of traffic in downtown areas. In many cases, though, bypasses have created a serious accident potential because they were built with at-grade intersections and no access control. This has led to commercial developments along the bypass and congestion at major intersections. When congestion increases at an intersection, traffic signals must be installed; this increases vehicle operating and time costs and creates a rear-end collision potential. In some cases, the bypass circumvents a relatively …

Engineering Data System For Bedrock Occurrences And Properties, D. J. Hagerty, Robert C. Deen, M. W. Palmer, C. D. Tockstein

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

The initial work plan included the development of a classification system based on index tests. An investigation of previous works in classification of rock on the basis of index tests showed that a variety of classification systems utilizing many different index tests had been developed. However, this survey showed that no generally applicable system had been developed and that little communication had been established between field investigators, facility designers, and those in charge of construction and maintenance of facilities. Therefore, the initial plan for work was modified to include the development of a comprehensive methodology for evaluation of rock. The …

Pedestrian Accidents In Kentucky: 1972-1973, Charles V. Zegeer

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Pedestrian accident data in Kentucky were analyzed for 1972 and 1973 on a rural, urban, and statewide basis. Results showed that about 1500 pedestrian accidents occur in Kentucky each year and cost over $11 million. About 30 percent of pedestrian accidents in rural areas and 4 percent in urban areas are fatal. Although about 78 percent of Kentucky's pedestrian accidents occur in urban areas, over 62 percent of the pedestrian fatalities occur in rural areas.

Specific characteristics of pedestrian accidents were identified and related to human, environmental, and time factors. Highway and street improvements and safety programs generally considered to …

Vehicle Noise Survey In Kentucky, Kenneth R. Agent, Rolands L. Rizenbergs

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Individual noise measurements were obtained on 10,500 motor vehicles operating on Kentucky highways. The roadways were selected to represent varied geometric and environmental conditions and posted speed limits. Percentages of automobiles and trucks exceeding a given level of noise were determined. As expected, noise levels of trucks were significantly higher than for automobiles, and larger trucks produced higher noise levels than smaller trucks. For any vehicle type, noise increased with an increase in speed limit.

Temperature Distributions In Asphaltic Concrete Pavements, Herbert F. Southgate, Robert C. Deen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

The straight-line relationship between temperatures at a given depth and the surface temperatures combined with 5-day average air temperatures appears to be as valid for upper New York state and Arizona as for Maryland. The main differences were in the annual ranges and annual mean temperatures. The concept for estimating pavement temperature distributions appears to be valid and may be used with confidence for estimating pavement temperatures at all latitudes and longitudes.

Elements Of Recovery Under Rule 10b 5: Scienter, Reliance, And Plaintiff's Reasonable Conduct Requirement, Rutheford B. Campbell Jr.

Law Faculty Scholarly Articles

A comparison of the commentaries on rule 10b-5 indicates that uncertainty is widespread in this area of securities law. One area that is needlessly confused is the proper selection and definition of those elements necessary for recovery in a 10b-5 action. The purpose of this article is to consider four distinct elements that continue to be the source of constant litigation and comment and to suggest an approach that clarifies their meaning and use. The four elements are: (1) scienter (the defendant's state of mind), (2) reliance, (3) justifiable reliance, and (4) materiality. This article will analyze the use of …

Seaall Newsletter February 28, 1975, Seaall

Newsletters

No abstract provided.

Letter To Susan D. Csaky Regarding Mailing Labels, February 28, 1975, William C. Younger

Scholarship Committee

A letter from William C. Younger to Susan D. Csaky providing Csaky with a copy of mailing labels.

Letter To Susan Csaky Regarding Seaall Mailing List, February 28, 1975, William Younger

Correspondence

A letter from William Younger to Susan Csaky providing a SEAALL mailing list.

Note To Nancy Kitchen Regarding A Seaall Invoice, February 28, 1975, William Younger

Correspondence

A note from William Younger to Nancy Kitchen asking Kitchen to pay a SEAALL invoice.

Letter To Scholarship Committee Members Regarding Committee Business, February 24, 1975, Susan Csaky

Scholarship Committee

A letter from Susan Csaky to Scholarship Committee members asking that they reply to her letter of January 28, 1975.

Letter To Nancy Kitchen Regarding Lucile Elliott Scholarship Mailings, February 24, 1975, Susan Csaky

Scholarship Committee

A letter from Susan Csaky to Nancy Kitchen enclosing mailings for the Lucile Elliott Scholarship for Kitchen to mail to SEAALL members.

Letter To Nancy Kitchen Regarding The Lucile Elliott Scholarship, February 24, 1975, Susan Csaky

Correspondence

A letter from Susan Csaky to Nancy Kitchen regarding mailings for the Lucile Elliott Scholarship.

Letter To Susan Csaky Regarding Scholarship Division, February 19, 1975, Leah Chanin

Scholarship Committee

A letter from Leah Chanin to Susan Csaky regarding Chanin's preferences for divisions of funds available for the Lucile Elliott Scholarship.

Letter To Richard Surles, Jr. And Edwin Schroeder Regarding The Seaall Institute, February 13, 1975, William Younger

Correspondence

A letter from William Younger to Richard Surles, Jr. and Edwin Schroeder asking them to make a mailing with information on the SEAALL Institute.