| 1. |
THE
ASSESSMENT OF A MULTIMODAL INDUSTRIAL PARK FOR GRENADA,
MISSISSIPPI |
Jerry
G. Acy |
| 2. |
THE
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE IMPETUS AND COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AND
COOPERATION TO START A BUSINESS RETENTION AND EXPANSION PROGRAM
AND SUCCESSFUL ELEMENTS FOUND IN THOSE PROGRAMS IN SECOND TIER
CITIES |
Steve
Ahlenius |
| 3. |
POSSIBLE
EFFECTS OF DEREGULATION ON RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES |
Sandra
Aldridge Whitworth |
| 4. |
DEVELOPING
SUCCESSFUL COMMUNITY-BASED TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEES IN RURAL
NEBRASKA |
Richard
J. Baier |
| 5. |
A
LOOK AT THE CROSS MATCH CONCEPT AS AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOL
|
Benjie
D. Barham |
| 6. |
DEVELOPING
AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN AN AFFLUENT COMMUNITY: CASE
STUDY OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS |
Kathryn
G. Barlow |
| 7. |
A
POLICY DISCUSSION AND FORMULATION OF A SMALL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
STRATEGY FOR JAMES CITY COUNTY, VIRGINIA |
Sandra
E. Barner |
| 8. |
THE
TELECOMPUTING REVOLUTION - IMPLICATIONS FOR LOCAL DEVELOPERS
|
Richard
Slater Barr |
| 9. |
WHAT
ENVIRONMENTS OF THE INTERNET ARE THE MOST EFFECTIVE FOR ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT MARKETING |
Kirstin
E. Barsness
|
| 10. |
PULLING
THE PLUG ON PUBLIC OPPOSITION - THE PP&L EXPERIENCE |
Richard
Beasley |
| 11. |
THE
IMPACT OF WELLHEAD PROTECTION PLANNING ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN
OHIO |
Mark
D. Bennett |
| 12. |
CREATING
AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE SOCIETY IN METROPOLITAN PHOENIX, ITS IMPACTS
TO THE ELECTRIC UTILITY AND THE COMMUNITY |
David
J. Bentler |
| 13. |
A
COMMUNITY BASED APPROACH TO BUSINESS RETENTION AND EXPANSION IN
RURAL AREAS UNDER 50,000 POPULATION |
Donald
W. Beson
|
| 14. |
THE
ROLE OF A 501 (C) (3) COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN A RURAL COUNTY ORGANIZATION AND DIRECTION
|
Edward
J. Bieno |
| 15. |
15
SMART ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: ATTRACTING COMPANIES TO THE GREATER
KANSAS CITY AREA |
Jeff
T. Boerger |
| 16. |
CHALLENGES
FACING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CONSENSUS BUILDING |
Connie
Bolton Bainbridge |
| 17. |
UNDERSTANDING
ELECTRIC UTILITY OPERATIONS |
George W. Bootes III, CED |
| 18. |
THE
TALE OF FOUR STATES |
Tom
Bowden |
| 19. |
INDUSTRY
CLUSTERS: A STRATEGY FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH CAROLINA
|
William
D. Brant
|
| 20. |
"FREE
WHEELING" ELECTRICITY INCENTIVES: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RATES
AND THEIR IMPACT ON RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA
|
Bryant
R. Brooks |
| 21. |
A
CASE FOR SPECULATIVE BUILDINGS IN NORTH ALABAMA: FINANCIAL
MECHANISMS OF SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS |
Cynthia
M. Burns
|
| 22. |
A
SURVEY OF LAFAYETTE PARISH BUSINESSES TO DETERMINE RETENTION
REQUIREMENTS |
Patricia
A. Castellini, Ph.D. |
| 23. |
THE
ADAPTIVE-REUSE OF VACANT BUILDINGS IN RURAL IOWA COMMUNITIES
|
Andrew
P. Conrad
|
| 24. |
NAFTA:
A RECRUITMENT TOOL FOR SOUTHERN STATES |
Alysia
A. Cook |
| 25. |
IMPACT
OF THE MAIN STREET PROGRAM UPON TEXAS LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
EFFORTS |
Melissa
Cunningham
|
| 26. |
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT IN SMALL COMMUNITIES THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN
CONSORTIA |
James
A. Dando, Jr., AICP |
| 27. |
THE
EXPANSION OF THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY IN MISSISSIPPI: A
TIME FOR GROWTH |
Michael
E. Daves
|
| 28. |
PROPOSED
IMPLEMENTATION OF A SMALL BUSINESS INCUBATOR IN MANNINGTON, WEST
VIRGINIA, A RURAL AREA |
Lillian
A. Devison |
| 29. |
RAIL
ABANDONMENT A CASE STUDY OF EAST MISSISSIPPI AND WEST ALABAMA
|
Rex
E. Draughn
|
| 30. |
THE
DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL TRADEPORT IN SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN |
Dennis L. Duncanson |
| 31. |
GIS:
IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN GEORGIA
|
Karen
J. Fite
|
| 32. |
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR MARKETING AND
RELATIONSHIPS |
Andrea
C. Fleming |
| 33. |
ELECTRIC
UTILITY DEREGULATION: WHAT CAN CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT LEARN?
|
Joseph
T. Geddie
|
| 34. |
BASE
CONVERSION - TWENTY-FIVE YEARS LATER: THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF
BANGOR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT |
Kenneth
Gibb |
| 35. |
PRE-EMPLOYMENT
INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONALS |
Harry R. Gibbs |
| 36. |
THE
IMPACT OF CORPORATE HOG FARMING ON SMALL HOG FARMS |
Nancy
A. Gibler |
| 37. |
PARTNERS
IN EDUCATION (PIE) AND ITS ROLE IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
|
Frankie
T. Gilliam
|
| 38. |
TARGETING
INDIANA STATE PRISON CONSTRUCTION AS A MEANS OF ECONOMIC RECOVERY
FOLLOWING REALIGNMENT OF GRISSOM AIR FORCE BASE |
Daniel
W. Goddard |
| 39. |
THE
HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE FURNITURE INDUSTRY IN NORTHEAST
MISSISSIPPI WITH AN OVERVIEW OF THE ECONOMIC IMPACT
|
Susan
B. Griffin
|
| 40. |
UNDERSTANDING
UNDEREMPLOYMENT FACTORS IN FARGO-CASS COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA
|
Tony
Grindberg |
| 41. |
BENEFITS
IN PARTNERING: THE GREENWOOD ENERGY CENTER INDUSTRIAL PARK
BUSINESS PLAN |
Nancy
M. Halifax
|
| 42. |
QUALITY:
HOW STATES' ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES CAN FOSTER QUALITY
INITIATIVES |
Mary
Jo Hanover |
| 43. |
JOB
MATCHING IN WORK FORCE DEVELOPMENT - ITS POTENTIAL ROLE AS AN
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOL |
Artie
Hart-Corelis
|
| 44. |
RECRUITING
VALUE-ADDED AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY: A CASE STUDY |
Mike
Hatley |
| 45. |
BUILDING
A MODEL MULTI-COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION IN
CARROLL COUNTY, TENNESSEE |
William H. Haworth |
| 46. |
LEGISLATIVE
EVOLUTION AND CHALLENGES TO TAX INCREMENTAL FINANCING AS IT IS
PRACTICED IN THE STATE OF INDIANA |
Randy
Haymaker |
| 47. |
IMPROVING
INDUSTRIAL TARGETING IN STATE AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS
IN WEST VIRGINIA |
Thomas
E. Holder
|
| 48. |
SHOULD
BUCHANAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEVELOP AN INFORMATION PARK AS AN
ELEMENT OF ITS'ATTEMPT TO DIVERSIFY THE LOCAL ECONOMY |
Robert
C. Horn |
| 49. |
A
PRELIMINARY ANAYSIS OF THE 1996 SOUTH CAROLINA RURAL DEVELOPMENT
ACT |
Marc
Howie
|
| 50. |
CAN
PRISONS PLAY A POSITIVE ROLE IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL
COUNTIES? |
C. David Hudgins |
| 51. |
WHAT
ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BUILDING HOMIE PAGES ON THE
WORLD WIDE WEB |
Janel
L. Huff
|
| 52. |
A
MODEL TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL TARGET MARKETS: A REGIONAL STUDY OF
CENTRAL GEORGIA |
Michelle
N. Hurdle |
| 53. |
ORGANIZING
AND MANAGING A DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM |
Julie Johncox |
| 54. |
MISSISSIPPI'S
PROGRAM FOR EXISTING INDUSTRY AND BUSINESS: HOW IT SUPPORTS LOCAL
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
Kenneth E. Johnston |
| 55. |
THE
TECH PREP PROGRAM IN MISSISSIPPI: WHY AND WHAT ARE THE EXPECTED
RESULTS FOR EXISTING INDUSTRY |
Michael
Jones
|
| 56. |
IDENTIFYING
AND DEVELOPING NONTRADITIONAL SOURCES OF LABOR SUPPLY IN DUPAGE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS |
Joanne
L. Kalchbrenner |
| 57. |
MEXICO:
MAKING IT HAPPEN FOR SMALL BUSINESS |
Carol
L. Kilko |
| 58. |
A
REGIONAL STRATEGY FOR ECONONHC DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTHWEST GEORGIA
|
Mark
Kimball |
| 59. |
A
COMPARATIVE EXAMPLE OF A TARGETED VERSUS SHOTGUN APPROACH TO
INDUSTRIAL MARKETING |
Ronald R. Kitchens |
| 60. |
OPPORTUNITIES
IN THE BIG EASY: PROBLEMS AND POTENTIAL FOR THE NEW ORLEANS
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT |
Tommy J. Kurtz, M.P.A. |
| 61. |
A
METHODOLOGY TO IDENTIFY TARGET INDUSTRIES AND FIRMS FOR FORREST
AND LAMAR COUNTIES, MISSISSIPPI |
Lance LaCour |
| 62. |
IMPLEMENTING
FEDERAL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN LOUISIANA |
Matthew Lambert |
| 63. |
THE
AVAILABILITY OF PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR FUNDING FOR NEW AND
EXPANDING INDUSTRIES IN NORTH MISSISSIPPI |
M. Patrick Lewis |
| 64. |
MANAGEMENT
INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
Clifford A. Long |
| 65. |
THE
CULTURE AND ECONOMIC VALUES OF A RURAL COMMUNITY IN SOUTHWESTERN
NEW MEXICO WITH THE CONSIDERATION OF AN ASSESSMENT TOOL
|
Lisa Marie Lopez |
| 66. |
THE
USE OF A RECLAIMED QUARRY AS AN ECONONUC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
IN FINDLAY, OFHO |
Lee
R. Luff, CCE/CAE |
| 67. |
THE
IMPACT OF A CHANGING INDUSTRY: STOCKYARDS, SOUTH ST. PAUL,
MINNESOTA |
William
Lucking Jr.
|
| 68. |
THE
IMPACT OF THE NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT ON WAREHOUSING
AND DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS IN MINNESOTA AND IOWA |
Michael
S. Marcks |
| 69. |
1997
STATE OF FLORIDA BRAC GRANT APPLICATION |
Anthony
R. Matheny
|
| 70. |
THE
SOUTH CAROLINA DILEMMA: MEGA HOG PROCESSING ECONOMIC BOOM OR
BURDEN? |
Cherry
G. McCoy |
| 71. |
PROPOSED
MARKETING PLAN/TARGET INDUSTRY STUDY SAVANNAH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY |
Kenny
McDonald
|
| 72. |
EFFECTIVE
LOBBYING TECNIQUES FOR THE ECONONUC DEVELOPER |
W. K. (MAC) MCGEHEE, JR |
| 73. |
CHARACTERISTICS
OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONALS IN OKLAHOMA
|
W.
Kent Metcalf
|
| 74. |
DEVELOPING
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP DURING TIME OF CHANGE |
Ellen
O. Millard |
| 75. |
NEEDS
ASSESSMENT STUDY FOR A FOUR-YEAR STATE-SUPPORTED INSTITUTION OF
HIGHER LEARNING FOR THE CENTRAL TEXAS AREA |
Carol
D. Mills
|
| 76. |
DETERMINING
THE FEASIBILITY OF EXPANDING THE COMMERCIAL SECTOR IN CARROLL
COUNTY, KENTUCKY |
Bill
Mitchell |
| 77. |
MISSISSIPPI
RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ARE WE IN THE RED? -
COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS |
William
A. Mobley
|
| 78. |
INTERNATIONAL
TRADE RESOURCES FOR SMALL BUSINESS |
Maria
M. Mullins |
| 79. |
THE
ECONOMIC INTACT OF ADULT AMATEUR SPORTS IN SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI
|
Charles
M. Nelms, Jr.
|
| 80. |
DESIGN
AND MARKETING OF A MULTI-USE INDUSTRIAL PARK IN A SMALL RURAL
COMMUNITY ADJACENT TO A RAPIDLY GROWING METROPOLITAN AREA
|
John
B. Nelson |
| 81. |
THE
ROLE OF THE LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION IN
IMPLEMENTING THE LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACT IN NEW MEXICO
|
Lisa
E. Noble
|
| 82. |
THE
IMPACT OF THE MISSOURI LOTTERY ON EDUCATION FUNDING AND THE BUDGET
PROCESS |
Daniel
A. Onunkwor |
| 83. |
CREATING
PRIMARY MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES: THE BARRIERS TO CREATION AND
THEIR IMPACT ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
Claudia
Y. Owens
|
| 84. |
THE
RECENT AND WIDESPREAD ADVANCEMENT OF TECHNOLOGY AND ITS IMPACT ON
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
David
L. Parker |
| 85. |
WALKING
IN THEIR SHOES: WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A DEVELOPER |
Timothy G. Pickering |
| 86. |
URBAN
RENEWAL AS A VIABLE PARTNER IN URBAN ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT |
Rebecca
W. Prokity |
| 87. |
TEAM
QUALITY - A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH FOR TRAINING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
CONSULTANTS AS FACILITATORS |
Edye
A. Quinney
|
| 88. |
THE
USE OF INTERACTIVE COMPUTER DISKS IN THE MARKETING OF COMMUNITIES
FOR NEW INVESTMIENT |
Sandra
J. Ratliff |
| 89. |
POTENTIAL
REUSE OF NON-TRADITIONAL FACILITIES IN THE PRAIRIE STATES
|
Greg Reichert |
| 90. |
AN
ANALYSIS OF THE POTE-NTIAL GROWTH AND MARKET OF TBE DOWNSTREAM
C]HE.LNECAL INDUSTRY IN ST. JOHN PARISH |
Julia
A. Remondet |
| 91. |
A
STRATEGIC PLAN FOR INTERNATIONAL MARKETING MISSIONS FOR THE SOUTH
CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Wm. |
Joseph
Roddey IV |
| 92. |
EXISTING
RESEARCH SOURCES IN ARKANSAS: A COMPARITIVE STUDY D. |
Michaele
Rogers |
| 93. |
THE
ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE ROBERT TRENT JONES GOLF TRAIL IN
GREENVILLE, ALABAMA AND HOW TO MAXIMIZE ITS POTENTIAL |
Linda S. Rogers |
| 94. |
FUNDAMENTAL
CONCEPTS IN ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY, INDUSTRIAL LOCATION, AND A CASE
STUDY EXAMINATION OF THE U.S. STEEL INDUSTRY |
Hans
D. Rosebrock |
| 95. |
THE
TOTAL QUALITY COMMUNITY: A DEEP SOUTH EXAMPLE |
John
I. Rucker
|
| 96. |
BASIC
SKILLS UPGRADE: ONE COMMUNITY'S APPROACH |
Sidney
Runnels |
| 97. |
BUILDING
A WORKFORCE - - MEETING THE NEEDS OF LOCAL BUSINESS |
Jim S. Russell |
| 98. |
THE
USES OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SALES TAX IN BUSINESS RETENTION FOR
CARTHAGE, TEXAS |
Brenda
Samford |
| 99. |
MARKETING
OF RTC LAND THROUGH A PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP |
Keri Samford |
| 100. |
THE
ROLE OF A CONSULTANT IN THE SITE SELECTION PROCESS |
Frances
J. Scheid |
| 101. |
CITIES
AND THEIR EDIFICE COMPLEX: THE CONVENTION CENTER PHENOMENON
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GENERATOR, OR LOSS LEADER? |
Kimball
Andrew Schmidt |
| 102. |
MAKING
THE CASE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH TOURISM IN SANDOVAL
COUNTY, NEW MEXICO |
Debbie
Scott-Graham |
| 103. |
TRAINING
FOR THE FUTURE: A CASE STUDY OF A COMMUNITY AND INDUSTRY
PARTNERSHIP |
Mary
A. Seymore |
| 104. |
ELECTRIC
UTILITY DEREGULATION: THE IMPACT ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
|
Lennox
E. Sheppard |
| 105. |
THE
MID-DELTA EMPOWERMENT ZONE AND ITS EFFECT ON INDUSTRIAL
RECRUITMENT AND EXPANSION |
Frank
B. Short
|
| 106. |
STEMMING
THE MIGRATION FROM RURAL COMMUNITIES |
Jeanette Siemens |
| 107. |
DEVELOPMENT
OF A SITE AND BUILDING DATABASE ON THE INTERNET TO SUPPORT
MULTI-COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTHEAST KANSAS |
Albert G. Smith |
| 108. |
THE
IMPACT OF DEREGULATION TO THE AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY ON
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
Alexander
Smith, Jr. |
| 109. |
THE
TRANSFORMATION OF THE SAN BENITO MUNICIPAL AIRPORT INTO AN
INDUSTRIAL PARK |
Brian
D. Smith
|
| 110. |
IMPACT
OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
Deborah M. Smith |
| 111. |
AN
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR THE TOURISM INDUSTRY OF ORANGE COUNTY,
INDIANA |
Michael
L. Smith
|
| 112. |
THE
EFFECT OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ON THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF
CITIES 60,000 AND UNDER |
Timothy
L. Solomon |
| 113. |
THE
EVOLUTION AND CREATION OF AN ELECTRIC UTILITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
INCENTIVE PROGRAM |
Robert
L. Stallman
|
| 114. |
THE
ROLE OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF IOWA
|
Mark
E. Stanley |
| 115. |
REGIONAL
PARTNERSHIPS: INCREASING THE POTENTIAL FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN
NORTH CAROLINA |
Judy
W. Stevens
|
| 116. |
THE
ROLE OF THE CITY MANAGER IN SMALL CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
|
James
J. Stokes |
| 117. |
DOWNTOWN
REVITALIZATION OF AN ARKANSAS CITY THE PLAN: THE EFFECTS
|
John P. Sullivan |
| 118. |
THE
IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL AMNESTY ON SMALL BUSINESS |
Lori
Tharp |
| 119. |
UNIONISM
IN SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN: IS IT AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVANTAGE OR
DISADVANTAGE |
Marilynn
E. Troutman
|
| 120. |
DEVELOPING
REGIONAL COOPERATION TO OPTIMIZE THE ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF
HAMPTON ROADS, VIRGINIA |
Philip
L. Tuning |
| 121. |
EASING
AWAY FROM CORPORATE DEPENDENCY: THE CASE OF HAYWOOD COUNTY IN
RURAL NORTH CAROLINA C. |
Leon
Turner |
| 122. |
USING
THE WORLD WIDE WEB AS A TOOL FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
Jose
David Valenzuela |
| 123. |
A
MODEL FOR RURAL COMMUNITIES: BUILDING WEALTH THROUGH A WEB OF
INFORMATION SERVICE PROVIDERS |
Frank
X. Viso
|
| 124. |
THE
USE OF INDUSTRIAL TRAINING AS AN INCENTIVE FOR JOB CREATION AND
JOB RETENTION IN ALLEN COUNTY, OHIO |
Marcel
W. Wagner Jr. |
| 125. |
ZONING
LAW AND HOME-BASED BUSINESS: CAN THEY CO-EXIST? |
Staci
Walter
|
| 126. |
THE
UNIQUE ATTRIBUTES OF A THRIVING RURAL COMMUNITY |
Donna
L. West |
| 127. |
MATCHING
PRINCIPLES AND POLICY IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS |
Michael West |
| 128. |
LAND
DEVELOPMENT AT HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: WHAT'S TAKING SO
LONG? |
Robert
M. West |
| 129. |
THE
ROLE OF CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
Angie Woodward |
| 130. |
SYNOPSIS
OF THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS FOR THE BROWARD COUNTY EDUCATION,
RESEARCH & TRAINING AUTHORITY IN DAVIE AND BROWARD COUNTY,
FLORIDA |
Margaret
Chea Wu |
| 131. |
THE
AMERICAN WORKPLACE REVOLUTION FOR THE YEAR 2000 |
Larry A. Young |
