GOOD READING

1) Acid Rain - What is the real story? by Prof. J.J. McKetta, $1.50 from NCEB, Box 7732, Louisville, KY 40207.

2) "When the forests of Indiana were destroyed, we created farmland that has sustained us and is the envy of the world... I do not believe that Iowa and Indiana are a mistake," says Danny Boggs, Deputy Secretary for Energy, in An Optimistic Global Future. Send SASE to AREA, Box 11802, Albuquerque, NM 87192 (ask for list of references to be included).

3) "How Jimmy Carter Fooled the Arabs" by Prof. S. Fred Singer, Coal Mining & Processing, Nov. 1984. (And the various study groups, MIT professors and the Rockefeller Foundation fooled themselves, too. But the Arabs really thought the drop in oil prices was temporary.)

4) "Environment's best friend," by R. Stroup and J. Baden, Enterprise, Nov. 84. "There's nothing like owning land to establish accountability."

5) "American liberals never know what they want, but they want it very badly," says V. Bukovsky, one of 17 authors of The State of the Nation, $4.75, Committee for the Free World, 211 E., 51^st St., New York, NY 10022.

6) I have not read all the books offered by Pacific Institute, but they look highly appetizing. Write for free 1985 catalog (177 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94108).

7) "Whatever Happened to the Counterculture?" (It is alive very well, moving east or "going country," and trying to take you with them.) Persuasion at Work, Oct. & Nov. 84; $2, Rockford Institute, 934 N. Main St., Rockford, IL 61103.

8) "The Persecution of Andrei Sakharov," reprint from Reader's Digest, Nov. 84, available together with petition/protest forms from Intl. Soc. f. Human Rights, Box 90, Toms River, NJ 08753 (contributions welcome).

9) South Africa's Importance to the Free World by A.C. Brownfeld, plus 3 other booklets, $1 from America's Future, 514 Main St., New Rochelle, NY 10801; an outstanding collection of informative and colorful booklets on Namibia is available free from US-Namibia Trade & Cultural Council, 910 17^th St. NW/#820, Washington, DC 20006.