GOOD READING

1) Anti-nuclear terrorism: Europe and America, brief report by the Information Digest team (i.e., the fabulous Rees family); Western Goals, 309A Cameron St., Alexandria, VA 22314; $1.

2) Wood burning: a source of air pollution; $2 from Amer. Council of Sci. & Health, 47 Maple St., Summit, NJ 07901.

3) Very Conservative Nursery Rhymes by pro-nuke activist, Roy Begley, $1.25 from author at Box 337, El Toro, CA 92630.

4) Risk, Fear and Public Safety by E. Sidall, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd Engrg. Co., Sheridan Park, Mississauga, Ont. L5N 3B3, is a 35 page report (no. 7404, Apr. 81) high above the usual qualitative drivel on this subject.

5) The West and the Rest, a brilliant debunkage of what Empires supposedly did to the Third World, by A.J. Levine, $1, Rockford Institute, 934 N. Main St., Rockford, IL 61103.

6) Strategic Minerals by J.T. Bennett and W.E. Williams; $3, Heritage Foundation, 513 C St. NE, Washington, DC 20002.

7) "Consumer protection legislation vs. liberty" by Barbara Keating-Edh, Imprimis (one year subscription only $2!) Nov. 81, Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, MI 49242.

8) The life work of Nobel Laureate Willard Libby (discoverer of carbon dating) edited by his widow, physicist Leona ("The Uranium People") Marshall-Libby, 7 volumes $15 each, set $95; Geo Science Analyt., 129 Ocean Way, Santa Monica, CA 90402.

9) Energy Systems in the US by A.T. Amr et al. (Marcel Dekker, N.Y.) is an excellent handbook, but overpriced at $63.75.

11) Der Kampf der Wissenschaft gegen den Aberglauben, lecture by a superstition-fighting American scientist in Switzerland [AtE Aug 81], in German only, $3 from Energieforum Schweiz, Kornhausplatz 14, 3000 Bern 7, Switzerland.