Journal of the American Society for Information Science

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Volume 25, issue 6, 1974

Student paper award 1974. Systematic searching of abstracts and indexes in interdisciplinary areas pp. 343-353

Linda C. Smith

Optimal storage of books by size: An operations research approach pp. 354-357

Surendra Mohan Gupta and Arunachalam Ravindran

Circulation dynamics: A planning model pp. 358-363

William B. Rouse

Making on‐line search available in an industrial research environment pp. 364-369

Barbara Lawrence, Ben H. Weil and Margaret H. Graham

Title versus title/abstract text searching in SDI systems pp. 370-373

Ruth Kay Maloney

An alpha‐numeric information storage and retrieval system pp. 374-377

Nigel Wasser

A framework for the study of emerging network technology pp. 378-380

W. David Penniman, Richard E. Krohn and Gabor J. Kovacs

Economics of scientific publications, CBE committee on economics of publication (eds.), Washington, DC: Council of Biology Editors, 78 pp. (1973) pp. 381-382

E. K. Gannett

Biographic Guide for Editors & Authors, BIOSIS, CAS, Ei., Washington, DC: American Chemical Society, 362 pp. (1974). [$9.50 (1–5). Quantity discount.] pp. 381-381

James L. Olsen

The first book of information science, joseph becker. United States Atomic Energy Commission Office of Information Services, 91 p., 1973 pp. 382-382

Susan Artandi

Densities of use and absence of obsolescence in physics journals at M.I.T pp. 383-383

Martha J. Bailey

Reference question analysis and search strategy development by man and machine pp. 384-384

Charles M. Goldstain

Volume 25, issue 5, 1974

User preference in published indexes pp. 279-286

Angela M. Gould

Representation of concept relations using the TOSAR system of the IDC: Treatise III on information retrieval theory pp. 287-307

Robert Fugmann, Herbert Nickelsen, Ingeborg Nickelsen and Jakob H. Winter

Patent office classification: Its whats and whys pp. 308-311

Peter Glickert

Probabilistic models for automatic indexing pp. 312-316

Abraham Bookstein and Don R. Swanson

Cold type composition: Its impact on library and information science pp. 319-326

Gordon T. Law

A general statistical model for increasing efficiency and confidence in manual data collection systems through sampling pp. 327-331

Terry R. Lied and Don L. Tolliver

A computer analysis of library postcards (CALP) pp. 332-335

Norman D. Stevens

Structured Information Files. Richard A. Kaimann: Melville Publishing Company, Los Angeles (1973) pp. 336-336

Charles Goldstein

Reader in Science Information, edited by John Sherrod and Alfred Hodina, Washington, D.C.: Microcard Editions, 403 pages (1973) pp. 337-339

Joseph C. Donohue

The scientific and technical information contained in patent specifications‐the extent and tie factors of its publication in other forms of literature. Felix Liebesny, James W. Hewitt, Paul S. Hunter and Maureen Hannah. The Polytechnic of North London School of Librarianship, 57 pp. (July 1973) pp. 339-339

Stephen J. Tauber

Where the Action Is and Was in Information Science pp. 340-340

Y. Bar‐Hillel, R. Carnap, E. C. Cherry, E. Garfield, D. W. King, F. W. Lancaster, J. C. R. Licklider, D. M. Mackay, J. W. Perry, D. J. De S. Price, G. Salton, C. Shannon, M. Taube, B. C. Vickery and A. E. Cawkell

Volume 25, issue 4, 1974

Journal disposition decision policies pp. 213-217

Barbara Rush, Sam Steinberg and Donald H. Kraft

A clustering algorithm based on user queries pp. 218-226

Clement T. Yu

Optimal selection of acquisition sources pp. 227-231

William B. Rouse

Hash coding with a non‐unique search key pp. 232-236

Abraham Bookstein

Indexing and automatic significance analysis pp. 237-241

Ivo Steinacker

A comparative analysis of obsolescence patterns of the U.S. Geoscience literature pp. 242-251

Joseph J. Kohut

An experiment in dialectic information systems pp. 252-262

John A. Nelson and Ian I. Mitroff

Opinion paper. The scientific premises of information science pp. 263-269

Victor Rosenberg

Lotka and information science pp. 270-272

Henry Voos

A Guide to Surces of Consumer Information. Sarah M. Thomas and Bernadine Weddington. Washington: Information Resources Press, 1973. 177 p. ISBN 0‐87815‐010‐2 LC 73‐77342 pp. 273-273

Signe Larson

Protection Against Photocopying by Printing Black on Red pp. 274-274

Alfred M. Pommer

Research Investigation into Experties Indexes pp. 274-275

S. G. Barry

Volume 25, issue 3, 1974

Reference question analysis and search strategy development by man and machine pp. 139-144

Gerald Jahoda

Opinion paper. an affirmative statement on copyright debate pp. 145-150

Johanna E. Tallman

Determination of satisfactory scale for data processing facilities pp. 151-155

Susan L. Solomon

Evaluation of current awareness service for physics and astronomy literature pp. 156-160

Jean K. Martin and Ronald G. Parsons

The role of automatic indexing in access control: A modular view pp. 162-171

H. Rex Hartson

Densities of use, and absence of obsolescence, in physics journals at M I T pp. 172-182

Alexander Sandison

Design equations for retrieval systems based on the swets model pp. 183-198

M. H. Heine

Effect of instantaneous retrieval on indexing criteria pp. 199-207

Emil H. Levine

In Defence of Relevance pp. 208-209

S. E. Robertson and William S. Cooper

A Decision Theory View of the Information Retrieval Situation pp. 208-208

Donald H. Kraft

Volume 25, issue 2, 1974

Position paper. Cutting the NSF‐OSIS budget: Potential disaster for information science and technology pp. 77-85

Joshua I. Smith

How to cope with the foreign‐language problem: Experience gained at a multidisciplinary laboratory pp. 86-104

Francois Kertesz

Bibliographic data base usage in a large technical community pp. 105-108

Donald T. Hawkins

Opinion paper. developments in scientific documentation in the long term pp. 109-112

Pierre J. Vinken

A note on an international invisible college for information exchange pp. 113-117

Gerald Zaltman

A discriminant function index for information system evaluation pp. 118-122

James L. Carmon

Search strategy, construction and use of citation networks, with a socio‐scientific example: “Amorphous semi‐conductors and S.R. ovshinsky” pp. 123-130

Anthony E. Cawkell

Selection of scientific periodicals in an industrial research library pp. 131-132

E. F. Hockings

Introduction to PL/I programming for library and information science. Thomas H. Mott, Jr., Susan Artandi and Leny Struminger. New York: Academic Press, 231 ppl (1972) pp. 133-133

Richard A. Bassler

More on Windsor & Windsor pp. 134-134

C. Oppenheim

Volume 25, issue 1, 1974

Breaking the communication barrier between searcher and literature file: An interactive guide pp. 1-9

Louise Schultz

1973 student paper award. An alogorithm for generating structural surrogates of english text pp. 10-24

Suzanne M. Strong

Informal communication of scientific information pp. 25-32

Robert R. Korfhage

Trends in manpower needs in information science from 1967 to 1982 pp. 33-43

Anand B. Gupta, Donald L. Shirey and Anthony Debons

The environment of classification Part II: How we classify pp. 44-51

Kevin P. Jones

Allocation of resources in an information system pp. 52-58

Abraham Bookstein

A metalanguage for systematic research on human communication via natural language pp. 59-69

Harold B. Pepinsky

Performance of Kilgour's truncation algorithm in files of different subjects pp. 70-71

Bradley Kjell

Citation of the Literature by Information Scientists in Their Own Publications pp. 72-73

S. W. Terrant and Ben‐Ami Lipetz

A decision theory view of the information retrieval situation pp. 73-74

Keats A. Pullen