GOOD READING

4) Two superb little booklets, colorful, short and very much to the point: How concerned should you be about low-level radiation and The decommissioning of nuclear-plants, both by the International Atomic Energy Agency, obtainable for 50 cents each from AIF, 7101 Wisconsin Ave., Washington, DC 20014; also directly from IIAEA, PO Box 100, A-1400 Wien, Austria.

5) Also from AIF, "The Dying of the Light" by Bill Perkins, and an outstanding lecture "A perspective on cancer, technology, society and energy" by D.K. Myers.

6) The Canadian journal Ascent, published by Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., brings most interesting articles on energy (not only nuclear) and we find it unmatched by any US energy publication either in content or in graphical quality. $10/year for Canadian Subscribers, $13 US and overseas, from Ascent, 99 Doncaster Ave., Thornhill, Ont., Canada L3T 1L6.

7) Midnight Economist Radio Essays II is the second (IIER) booklet of Prof. W.R. Allen's radio commentaries; $1.45 from Greenhill Publ., Box 738, Ottawa, IL 61350.

8) Horse-Power and Horse-Sense and The Positive Thinking of Power by A.J. Wagner, former Chairman of TVA. 30 cents each from NCEB, Box 7732, Lexington, KY 40207.

9) Legislative and other happenings in the States by Nicki Hobson who puts out a most informative newsletter on the subject), free from General Atomic Co., Box 81608, San Diego, CA 92138.

10) Metals is an interesting and well produced booklet on the mining and production of metals and non-fuel minerals, by the Colorado section of the Amer. Inst. of Professional Geologists. $2.50 from Ed Warren, Colorado Communicator, Box 2166, Evergreen, CO 80439.