Remarks upon Mr. Binney's letter, of January 3, 1840, to the presidents of the councils of the city of Philadelphia.

Letter of January 3 has title: A short letter to the councils of Philadelphia. cf. Sabin, Bibl. amer.

Remarks upon Mr. Binney's letter, of January 3, 1840, to the presidents of the councils of the city of Philadelphia.

Letter of January 3 has title: A short letter to the councils of Philadelphia. cf. Sabin, Bibl. amer.

Proceedings of the second Ecumenical Methodist Conference held in the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church, October 1891, Washington, D.C., /

Mode of access: Internet.

History of the Catholic Church in the United States : from the earliest settlement of the country to the present time : with biographical sketches, accounts of religious orders, councils /

Mode of access: Internet.

Work-education councils : the collaborative approach.

"May 1980."

State advisory councils on adult education /

Mode of access: Internet.

Training and facilitation handbook /

"OPM-NPC-06."

Final report : state job training coordinating councils /

Title on added t.p.: Summary final report : the roles, responsibilities, and major accomplishments of state job training coordinating councils (SJTCCs) under the Job Training Partnership Act of 1982.

Report of the committee on the Wills Legacy; with an extract from the will of the late James Wills and the ordinances for the management of the Wills hospital.

Report addressed: To the Select and Common Councils of Philadelphia. - p. 3.

Russian Soviets. Seventy-six questions and answers on the workingman's government of Russia,

Mode of access: Internet.

Reports on experiments and advisory leaflets.

Prepared by the college's Dept. of Agriculture in association withthe County Councils of Anglesey [etc.].

Legislative and regulatory measures for preventing alcohol-related drownings and near-drownings

Objective: Alcohol contributes to about 30% of drowning fatalities associated with recreational aquatic activity and to 35% of drownings associated with boating. We consider regulatory and legislative strategies for preventing such deaths. Methods: We contacted water police in each Australian State and Territory to identify legislation creating alcohol-related offences for operators of recreational boats in their jurisdiction and to determine whether they conducted random breath testing (RBT). We also sought information from all 152 (81 urban and 71 rural) local government councils in NSW regarding restrictions on consumption of alcohol in public places within their shires. Results: Four Australian States (New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria and South Australia) have legislation prescribing maximum blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) for operators of recreational boats; all support this with RBT Western Australia, Tasmania and the Australian Capital Territory define more general offences for operating vessels while under the influence, of alcohol. Prohibitions or restrictions on consumption of alcohol in public places exist in 78 of the 86 shires in NSW that responded: 69 councils had alcohol-free zones, 53 restricted consumption of alcohol in public parks and reserves, and 33 had prohibitions or restrictions in some aquatic environments. Conclusions/implications: Legislation restricting BACs for recreational boat operators should be adopted in all Australian States and Territories. Optimal legislation would require that all occupants of recreational boats are required to comply with prescribed BAC levels, including when vessels are at anchor. Extension of by-laws prohibiting or restricting the consumption of alcohol specifically in aquatic environments warrants consideration.

Between Moscow and London. Romanian Orthodoxy and National Communism, 1960-1965

This article analyses the convoluted path of the Romanian communist regime's rapprochement with the West in the early 1960s. While, officially, the church supported the regime, the hierarchs strengthened their contacts with the West. This article argues that, paradoxically, church participation in international religious dialogue represented direct support for the nationalist stance of Romanian Communism. The increased number of ecumenical relations between Romania and the West reached its climax with the visit of Michael Ramsey, the Archbishop of Canterbury, to Romania in 1965, a few months before the country became the Socialist Republic of Romania.