Science, New Series, Vol. 216, No. 4550, Jun. 4, 1982

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Front Matter (19 pp.)

Letters

Plea to the Scientific Community, p. 1046

David Baltimore; Paul Berg; Konrad E. Bloch; Donald D. Brown; Arthur Kornberg; Daniel Nathans; Hamilton O. Smith; James D. Watson; Lewis Thomas

Freedom of Expression, p. 1046

Stanley Alderson

Lead Regulations, p. 1046+1048

Kathleen M. Bennett

Science Instruction and Religion, p. 1048

W. H. Hildemann

Journal Prices, p. 1048

Nina J. Root

The Fate of School Science, p. 1055

Frank Press

Nonlinear Optics and Spectroscopy, pp. 1057-1064

Nicolaas Bloembergen

The Alu Family of Dispersed Repetitive Sequences, pp. 1065-1070

Carl W. Schmid; Warren R. Jelinek

The International Breeder's Rights System and Crop Plant Innovation, pp. 1071-1075

John H. Barton

News and Comment

Boom and Bust in Biotechnology, pp. 1076-1082

Colin Norman; Eliot Marshall

Researcher Denied Future U.S. Funds, p. 1081

William J. Broad

Laser Wars on Capitol Hill, pp. 1082-1083

William J. Broad

Reagan Proposes to Restructure Soviet Forces, pp. 1083-1084

R. Jeffrey Smith

Briefing

Revised Animal Bill under Scrutiny, pp. 1084-1085

Constance Holden

NRC Gains a Third Reagan Appointee, p. 1085

Eliot Marshall

Block Ends Checks on USDA Peer Panels, p. 1085

Eliot Marshall

DOD May Have to Pay its Way on the Shuttle, p. 1085

M. Mitchell Waldrop

Research News

In Search of the Magnetic Monopole, pp. 1086-1088

M. Mitchell Waldrop

LEP Detector Competition Opens at CERN, pp. 1088-1090

Arthur L. Robinson

Molecules Come to Darwin's Aid, pp. 1091-1092

Roger Lewin

AAAS News

Science 81 Wins Major Award, pp. 1093-1094

Jeffrey L. Teramani

Moves, p. 1094

AAAS Detroit Meeting, p. 1094

AAAS Life Insurance Program Makes Special Offer, p. 1094

New Data Show Slow Changes in Science Labor Force, pp. 1094-1095

Betty M. Vetter; Eleanor L. Babco

AAAS Travelers, p. 1095

Meeting to Assess Use of Genetics in Management of Wild Populations, p. 1095

Pacific Division Program Features Creationism, Medfly, and Risk Analysis, pp. 1095-1096

AAAS Annual Elections: Preliminary Announcement, pp. 1096-1099

Book Reviews

The Ending of Frontier Innocence, pp. 1100-1101

Big Game in Alaska

Morgan Sherwood

Who Owns the Wildlife?

James A. Tober

Review author[s]: Keir B. Sterling

The Physician Darwin, pp. 1101-1102

The Letters of Erasmus Darwin

Desmond King-Hele

Review author[s]: Robert J. Richards

Electrophysiology, pp. 1102-1103

The Biophysical Approach to Excitable Systems

William J. Adelman; David E. Goldman

Review author[s]: Robert S. Eisenberg

Peptide Messenger Molecules, pp. 1103-1104

Cellular Basis of Chemical Messengers in the Digestive System

Morton I. Grossman; Mary A. B. Brazier; Juan Lechago

Review author[s]: Jack Wood

Nuclear Physics, p. 1104

Nuclear Structure

K. Abrahams; K. Allaart; A. E. L. Dieperink

Review author[s]: Richard E. Casten

Reports

Soufriere Volcano, St. Vincent: Observations of its 1979 Eruption from the Ground, Aircraft, and Satellites, pp. 1105-1106

Richard S. Fiske; Haraldur Sigurdsson

Tephra from the 1979 Soufriere Explosive Eruption, pp. 1106-1108

Haraldur Sigurdsson

Geostationary Satellite Observations of the April 1979 Soufriere Eruptions, pp. 1108-1109

Arthur F. Krueger

Meteorological Analysis of the Eruption of Soufriere in April 1979, pp. 1109-1111

Sumner Barr; Jerome L. Heffter

Skirt Clouds Associated with the Soufriere Eruption of 17 April 1979, pp. 1111-1112

Sumner Barr

Airborne Lidar Measurements of Soufriere Eruption of 17 April 1979, pp. 1113-1115

W. H. Fuller; S. Sokol; W. H. Hunt

Stratospheric Aerosol Effects from Soufriere Volcano as Measured by the SAGE Satellite System, pp. 1115-1118

M. Patrick McCormick; G. S. Kent; G. K. Yue; D. M. Cunnold

Fine Particles in the Soufriere Eruption Plume, pp. 1118-1119

David C. Woods; Raymond L. Chuan

Aerosols from the Soufriere Eruption Plume of 17 April 1979, pp. 1119-1121

William A. Sedlacek; Grant Heiken; William H. Zoller; Mark S. Germani

Volcanic Gases in the April 1979 Soufriere Eruption, pp. 1121-1123

Dagmar R. Cronn; Winai Nutmagul

Stratospheric Nitrogen Dioxide in the Vicinity of Soufriere, St. Vincent, pp. 1123-1124

G. J. Romick; D. G. Murcray; W. J. Williams

Deformation Studies on Soufriere, St. Vincent, between 1977 and 1981, pp. 1125-1126

Richard S. Fiske; John B. Shepherd

Spherical Crystallization: Direct Spherical Agglomeration of Salicylic Acid Crystals during Crystallization, pp. 1127-1128

Yoshiaki Kawashima; Motonari Okumura; Hideo Takenaka

Calcium Carbonate Hexahydrate from Organic-Rich Sediments of the Antarctic Shelf: Precursors of Glendonites, pp. 1128-1131

E. Suess; W. Balzer; K.-F. Hesse; P. J. Muller; C. A. Ungerer; G. Wefer

Stable-Carbon Isotope Ratios as a Measure of Marine versus Terrestrial Protein in Ancient Diets, pp. 1131-1132

Brian S. Chisholm; D. Erle Nelson; Henry P. Schwarcz

Suppressor T Lymphocytes Control the Development of Primary Skin Cancers in Ultraviolet-Irradiated Mice, pp. 1133-1134

Michael S. Fisher; Margaret L. Kripke

Biplexiform Cells: Ganglion Cells of the Primate Retina that Contact Photoreceptors, pp. 1134-1136

Andrew P. Mariani

Isolation of Human Oncogene Sequences (v-fes Homolog) from a Cosmid Library, pp. 1136-1138

John Groffen; Nora Heisterkamp; Frank Grosveld; Wim Van De Ven; J. R. Stephenson

Variables on Scatterplots Look More Highly Correlated When the Scales are Increased, pp. 1138-1141

William S. Cleveland; Persi Diaconis; Robert McGill

Economic Values and Embodied Energy, pp. 1141-1143

David A. Huettner; Robert Costanza

Back Matter (10 pp.)

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