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Crime In Rural America

CRIME IN RURALAMERICA

SEARCH STRATEGY

Line Command

1. ss (rural or nonmetro?)lti,de,eng

2. ss ((small) (1n) (town? or communit? or city or cities))/ti,de,eng

3. ss (crime? or criminal? or convict? or felon? or robber? or delinquent? or offender? or

murder? or homicid? or vandal? or violen? or theft? or steal? or arson?)/ti,de,eng

4. ss (police? or prison? or jail? or penitentiar? or corrections or correctional)/ti,de,eng

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8. ss (s1 or s2)

9. ss (s3 or s4 or s5 or s6 or s7)

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Crime in Rural America

I NAL Call No: HQ1060.G47

Age, tnrst, and perceived safety from crime in

rural areas.

Mullen, R.E.; Donnermeyer, J.F.

Washington, D.C. : Gerontological Society of

America.

The Gerontologist v. ?5 (3): p. ?37-242;1985 Jun.

Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors; U.S.A.; Aging; Rural areas; Crime;

Crime protection; Program development; Quality

of life

NAL Call No: S67.P82

Alarms.2.

Passewitz, G.R.

Baton Rouge, La.? : The Service.

Publication - Louisiana Cooperative Extension

Service (2186): 4 p.; 1983 May. In subseries: Home

and Farm Security.

Language: E glish

Descipton: Alarms; Theft; Crime protection; Sensors; Dwehgr; Rural are:rs

3 NAL Call No: HD1775.O5O3

An analysis of the Sulphur Police Department

responses, Janua4r-October, L982.

Lenard, V.; Doeksen, GA.; Berry H.; Provence,

R.

Stillwater : The Service.

A. E. - Oklahoma State University, Dept. of

Agricultural Economics (821L2): 24 p.; Nov 1982.

Predominantly tables. Includes statistical data.

Language; English

D e s c iptors.' Oklahom a; Police; Rural communities;

Public services; Statistical data

4 NAL Call No: 27529 K13LE

Being a good neighbor (Rural areas, neighborhood watch programs, crime prevention).

Sisk, EJ.

Manhatten, Kan., The Service.

L - Cooperative Extension Service, Kansas State

University (62L):2 p.; June 1982.

5 NAL Call No: HT401.R94

A brief look at crime and victimization in growing

nonmetropolitan counties.

Wade, J.E.; Adamchak, DJ.; Flint, W.C.

Ames, Iowa : Rural Sociological Society.

The Rural sociologist v. 2 (a): p. 242-247;1982 Jul.

Includes references. 

\

Language; English

Descipton' Kansas; Rural areas; Crime; Counties;

Urban rural migration

6 NAL Call No: SM01d'1D5

Closing the barn door, before it's too late.

Kelly, D.

Pleasanton, Calif. : Sun-Diamond Growers of California.

Sun-diam ond grower v. 6 (a)t p. D-8, 37, 46:' 1987 .

Language; English

Desciptors: California; Crime; Crime protection;

Rural areas; Farms; Theft

7 NAL Call No: HT421.R83

Community psychologr and mral legal systems.

Melton, G.B.

New York : Plenum Press.

Rural psychology / edited by AIan W. Childs and

Gary B. Melton. p. 359-380; 1983. Literature

review. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descipton' Rural areas; Rural communities; kgal

systems; Social services; Crime

NAL Call No: S67.P82

Community watch.

Camboni, S.

Baton Rouge, La.? : The Service.

Publication - Louisiana Cooperative Extension

Service (2183): 2p.;1983 May. In subseries: Home

and Farm Security.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Community programs; Crime protection; Law enforcement; Rural areas

9 NAL Call No: S451.M9M9

Concern about crime among Montana farmers

and ranchers.

Saltiel, J.; Gilchrist, J.; Harvie, R.

Bozeman, Mont. : The Station.

Montana agresearch - Montana Agricultural Experiment Station, Montana University v. 8 (2): p.

2-6; lf#:l. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Montana; Crime; Farmers; Rural

areas; Farmers' attitudes
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Crime and community.

Wilkinson, K.P.

Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press.

American rural communities / edited by Albert E.

Luloff and Louis E. Swanson. p. 61:16g; 1990.

(Westview special studies in contemporary social

issues).

Language: f,nglisfo

Descripton.' U.SA.; Rural communities; Crime;

Social interaction; Community action; Community

development; Literature reviews

10 NAL Call No: HN592*A,45

11 NAL Call No: HN592.R87

Crime and its prcvention (Rural sociolog5r, USA).

Phiilips, G.H.; Donnermeyer, J.F.; Wu*chmidt,

TN.

Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press, I9gZ.

Rl5ul society in the U.S. : issues for the 1980s /

gdited by Don A. Dillman and Daryl J. Hobbs. p.

2*243; 1982.38 ref.

\

Columbus : The Department.

ESO - Ohio State University, Dept. of Agricultural

Economics and Rural Sociology (1102): 15 p.;

1983.

Language.' English

Descyrpton.' Ohio; Crime; Prevention; Elderly;

Rural areas; Income; Housing; Safetg Commrrni,

ties

Abstract: Extract: Two statewide rural victim

studies conducted in Ohio during 1974 and 1980

comprise the primary data bases in examining the

relationship between crime and older rural

Americans. The basic objectives of the report are

two-fold. The fust is to me:xure the extent and

impact of crime, especially its psychologrc effects.

The second major purpose is to examine empiricalfy the level of crime prevention practiced by

older rural persons in order to develop and recommend appropriate security programs and strategies for reducing crime risk and fear of crime.

Throughout the analysis, the elderly *ill be compared with younger respondents from the two victim surveys. This will allow for a relative

assessment of the problem, and put within a more

complete context the specific prevention prograneeds of older rural Americans.

Language: English

Desciptorc: USA

t2 NAL Call No: aHT392.A55

Crime and the countryside.

McGranahan, DA.

Washington, D.C. : The Service.

Rural development perspectives - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service

v.2 (2): p. 2-8; 1,985 Feb.

Language.' Engli5[

Descipton' Crime; Rural areas; Property; Family

structure; Poverty Property protection

Abstact: Extract: Rural crime rates, though less

than urban rates, now exceed the urban level of 20

years ago. Because the crime increase came at

about the same time as renewed rural population

gowth, some blamed the growth itself. But incomplete or broken families (measured by the

percentag-e of children not liuiog with both parents)

is a key link to rural crime, not poverty, iace, oi

population growth.

13 NAL Catl No: HD1411.O3

Crime, fear of crime and crime prevention: an

analysis among the rural elderly.

Donnermeyer, J.F.; Phillips, G.H.; Krepg G.M.;

Steiner, MJ.

t4 NAL Call No: fry6250.4-$4c75 19&3

Crime, fear of crime and crime prevention an

analysis among the rural elderly : executive summary.

Donnermeyer, Joseph F.

Columbus, Ohio? : National Rural Crime Prevention Center? :.

15 p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm. Cover title. A research

report prepared by the National Rural Crime Prevention Center with the support of the Andrus

Foundation, American Association of Retired Persons.

Language.' Englisfi

Desciptors.' Crime

15 NAL Call No: 28128 R88

Crime in nonmetropolitan America: A national

accounting of trends, incidence rates, and

idiosyncratic vulnerabilities.

Bachman, R.

Bozeman, Mont. : Rural Sociological Society.

Rural sociology v.57 @): p.5a6560; lggL.Includes

references.

Language.' English
Crime in Rural America

Descriptors.' U.SA.; Crime; Rural areas; National

accounting; Trends; Demography

Abstract: The prevalence and nature of crime in

rural America have been given relatively little research attention. An overview of the trends, incidence rates, and particular vulnerabilities

nonmetropolitan (nonmetro) residents have to

criminal victimization compared with their

metropolitan (metro) counterparts are provided

through data from the National Crime Victimization Survey. Results indicate that victimization

rates for all locations generally have been declining

since the peak rates witnessed in the mid-1970s,

with residents of metro central cities being the

most susceptible to victimizatioq followed by other

metro and not metro residentE respectively. Certain subgroups of non-etro residents, however,

:re as susceptible as their counterparts in metro

nreas who reside outside central cities to particular

types of victimization. Implications for policy are

discussed.

16 NAL Call No: S67.P82

Crime in rural America.

Donnermeyer, J.F.; Camboni, S.

Baton Rouge, La.? : The Service.

Publication - Louisiana Cooperative Extension

Service (21m): 4 p.; L983 May. In subseries: Home

and Farm Security. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descipton.' U.SA.; Theft; Crime; Surveys; Rural

areas; Crime protection

17 NAL Call No: a25071N3

Crime in rural America: January 1979 - September 1991.

John, P.L.C.

Beltsville, Md. : The Library.

Quick bibliography series - U.S. Department of

Agriculture, National Agricultural Library (U.S.).

(92-21): 18 p.; 1992 Jan. Bibliography.

Language: English

Desciptors.' U.SA.; Crime; Delinquent behavior;

Vandalism; Rural areas; Rural communities;

Bibliographies

18 NAL Call No: HD14LL.03 no36i

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Rural

Ohio; Statistics

L9

Criminal defense in

Eisenberg H.B.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Justice,

Institute of Justice, L982.

National

Criminal justice in rural America / senior editor

Shanler D. Cronk ; associate editors Joanne

Jankovic. p. 159-167, 169-1r7L; 19{2. Includes ref.

Language: English

Descipton: USA

20 NAL Call No: HV6435.C7

Criminal justice in rural America.

Cront, Shanler D.; Jankovig Joanne

National Institute of Justice (U.S.)

National Symposium on Rural Justice, (Ln9,

Knoxville, Tenn.r.

Washington, D.C. U.S. Dept. of Justice, National

Institute of Justice 1982.

v, 255 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. National Symposium on

Rural Justice held, June N-D, 1979 n Knoxville,

Tennessee. 'June 1982. "Supported by contract

number 9-1363-J-LEAA, awarded to the University of Tennessee, by the National Institute of Justicen, T.p. verso. Includes bibliographical

references.

Language: English

Descipton' Rural crimes; United States; Law enforcement; United States

2l NAL Call No: MLCM E3lr7l2

Criminal victimization in rural and urban aneas

: comparative analysis.

Smith, Brent L.

S.l. s.n. 1979?

23, (9) p. ; 73 cm. Bibliography p. (30-32).

Language: English

22 NAL Call No: 100 OH3S (3)

Criminal victimization in rural Ohio.

Kreps, G.M.; Donnermeyer, J.F.; Camboni, S.;

Mullen, R.E.

Wooster, Ohio : The Center.

crimes; Ohio; Rural crimes;

NAL Call No: IM435.C7

rural America.

Crime in rural Ohio: final report.

Phi[ips, G. Howard; (Gurland Howard)

Columbus, Ohio Dept. of Agricultural Economics
Quick Bibliography Series

Ohio report on research and development in

agriculture, home economics, and natural resources - Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center v. 69 (4)r p. 57-60. maps; 1984 Jul.

Language: English

Desciptors: Ohio; Rural areas; Criminality;

Demography

23 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6D6

Critical issues in the delivery of local government

services in mral America.

Doeksen, Gerald A.; Peterson, Janet

United States, Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service, Agriculture and Rural Economics

Division

Washingtoq D.C. : U.S. Dept. offuriculture, Economic Research Service, Agriculture and Rural

Economics Division; A 93.MAGES W9L7.

iv, 24 p. ; 28 cm. (ERS staff report ; AGES

860917.). Distributed to depository libraries in microfiche.'January L987", P. iii. Bibliography p. 19-

24.

Language: English

Descipton' Community education; United States;

Community health services; United States; Watersupply, Rural; United States; Police, Rural; United

States

24 NAL Call No: MLCM 83/1709

Dimensions of rural crime.

Phillips, Gurland Howard

S.l. s.n. L979?

22 p.: ill., maps ; 28 cm. Includes bibliographical

references.

Language: English

25 NAL Call No: RA790A1J68

The etiologF of suicide and homicide in urban and

rural America.

Lester, D.

Fresno, Calif. : California School of Professional

Psychology.

Journal of rural community psychology v. 12 (l):

p. 15-77; 1991. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors.' U.SA.; Suicide; Crime; Mortality;

Etiology; Urban areas; Rural areas; Social behavior; Social integration; Correlation; Social disintegration

Abstract: A study of urban and rural suicidf rates

in the states of America in 1980 revealed that an

index of social disintegration was strongly associated with both urban and rural suicide rates, as

predicted by Durkheim's theory of suicide.

However, rural suicide rates were also higher in

states that were relatively more urbanized" sup

porting a social deviancy theory. Homicide rates in

urban and rural states were associated with an index of Southernness, but rural homicide rates also

were associated with the index of social disintegration.

26 NAL Call No: RI499-AU57

Family economic shess, maternal and paternal

support and adolescent distress.

Lempers, J.D.; Clark-Lempers, D.

London : Academic Press.

Journal of adolescence v. 13 (3): p. 217-229; l9X)

Sep. Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' U.S.A.; Adolescents; Rural youth;

Mental stress; Depression; Delinquent behavioq

Substance abuse; Agricultural crises; Economic depression; Parent child relationships; Support systems; Sex differences

Abstact: The present investigated the effects of

family economic stress on parental support and

adolescent maladjustment n 622 9th through 12th

graders in a Midwestern farm community. Economic stress had a direct effect on adolescent

depressive slmptoms, delinquency and drug use.

The findings also indicated effect: increased stress

was associated with lower paternal support for

female, but not male adolescents, and lower paternal support for females was associated with higher

distress.

27 NAL Call No: HQ1J86

Family violencc and adolescentst perceptions of

outcomes of family conflicl

Martin, M.J.; Schumm, W.R.; Bugaighis, M.A.;

Jurich, A.P.; Bollman, S.R.

St. Paul, Minn. : National Council on Family Relations.

Journal of marriage and the family v. 49 (1): p.

165-17l; 1987 Feb. Includes references.

Language: English

Descipto,rs.' Kansas; Family crises; Adolescents;

Attitudes; Familial incidence; Urban areas; Rural

communities
Crime in Rural America

28 NAL Call No: 28128 R88

Fear of crime and residential location.

Belye4 MJ.; Zngraff, M.T.

Bozeman, Mont. : Rural Sociological Society.

Rural sociologyv. 53 (a): p. {ry-4{6; 1988. Includes

references.

Language.' Englisft

Descriptors.' North Carolina; Residential areas;

Rural areas; Location theory; Crime; Rural sociolory; Sex differences; Ethnicity; Age differences;

Education; Income; Correlation matrix; Multiple

regression

Abstract: Although fear of crime has been found

to be consistently associated with a number of

sociodemographic factors, such as age, gender, and

race, the empirical findings on its relationship to

residential location have been remarkably inconsistent. We use n sample of over 3,000 residents of

North Carolina to explore the relationship between

fear of crime and residential location. Our results

indicate that rural residents have a significantly

lower fear of crime than their urban counterparts

when known correlates are controlled. Implications

for future research are discussed.

29 NAL Call No: 28128 R88

Fear of crime in rapidly changing rural communities: a longitudinal analysis.

Krannich, R.S.; Berry E.H.; Greider, T.

Bozeman, Mont. : Rural Sociological Society.

Rural sociologyv. 54 (2), p.L95-212;1989. Includes

references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Western states of U.SA.; Rural communities; Crime; Population dynamics; Economic

growth; Structural change; Time series; Longitudinal studies

Abstract: This study addresses fear of crime in

Western communities with rapidly changing

populations. Most prior research has reported a

relatively low fear of crime in rural communities.

However, some recent analyses have indicated unusaally high fear in small towns experiencing rapid

population growth and economic changes due to

enerry developments. Heightened fear of crime

has been observed even where there has been no

apparent increase in criminal victimization experiences. This paper examines four communities at

three points in time to assess the causes of shifting

fear of crime. Results indicate that measures of

)

contextual change, individual social integration,

and criminal victimization influence fear of crime

more than do individual compositional variables.

30 NAL Call No: 28128 R88

Fear of criminal victimization and residential location: the inlluence of perceived rislc.

Bankston, W.B.; Jenkins, QAI; Thayer-Doyle,

C.L.; Thompson, C.Y.

Bozeman : Rural Sociological Society, Montana

State University.

Rural sociology v. 52 (1): p. 98-107; 1987.Includes

references.

Language: English

Descipton: Louisiana; Rural areas; Risks; Crime;

Surveys; Rural sociology; Predicted difference

31 NAL Call No: HM1-43J65

Homelessness: the extent of the problem.

Breakey, W.R.; Fischer, PJ.

New York, N.Y. : Plenum puflishing Corporation.

The Journal of social issues v. 46 (4): p. 31-47;

L990. Includes references.

Language: English

Descipton; U.SA.; Housing; Economically disadvantaged; Poverty; Research; Social policy;

Families; Children; Youth; Mental retardation;

Substance abuse; Acquired immune deficiency

symdrome; Employment; Rural iueas; Crime; Residential institutions

32 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

How rural citizens perceive the efrectiveness of

crime prcvention measunes in Kentucky.

Maragiri, C.K.; Peale, K.O.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. 18 (1): p. 24?3;1987 Jul.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Kentucky; Crime protection; Rural

communities; Countries; Community progranrs;

Public opinion; Information systems; Law enforcement

33 NAL Call No: rw85.H85

"How was your date last night?" Intimate relationship violence among high school students.

Peterson, S.; Olday, D.E.

Cheney, WA : Eastern Washington University.

Human services in the rural environment v. 16 (2):

p. 24.T; lwz.Includes references.
Quick Bibliography Series

Language.' English

Desciptors.' U.SA.; Cabt; High school students;

Aggressive behavior; Social interaction; Rural

areas

34 N'AL CaIl No: S67.P82

Identilication inventory sheet for the rural home.

Donnermeyer, J.F.; Camboni" S.

Baton Rouge, I.a.? : The Service.

Publication - Louisiana Cooperative Extension

Service (2193):4 p.; 1983 May. In subseries: Home

and Farm Security.

Language: English

Descipton.' Household equipment; Theft; Rural

areas; Crime protection; Loss prevention;

Marking; Inventories; Record keeping

35 NAL Call No: 2812E R88

The impact of tbe rural population component on

homicide rates in the United States: a countyJevel

analysis.

Kowalski" G.S.; Duffield, D.

Bozeman, Mont. : Rural Sociological Society.

Rural sociology v. 55 (1): p. 76-X);1990. Includes

references.

Language.' English

Descipton.' U.S.A.; Rural population; Crime;

Rural environment; Counties; Demography

Abstract: Using 3,L30 U.S. counties or county

equivalents, this paper provides a test of the impact

of rural population on the violent crime of

homicide, while controlling for the effects of other

correlates. The results indicate that the traditional

bond of group cohesion assumed to be associated

with the rural environment and its residents continues to have an inhibiting effect on homicide for

counties in the United States.

36 NAL Call No: 27528 J82

Legal education to arrest delinquency.

Stitsworth, M.H.; Brown, C.L.

Madison, Wis. : Extension Journal.

Journal of extension v. 30: p. 22-B; l99L.Includes

references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Indiana; Youth; Risk; Youth programs; Attitudes; Delinquent behavior; Prevention;

Educational programs; Law; Decision making;

Curriculum; Program effectiveness; Rural youth;

Urban population; Extension

37 NAL Call No: HD1.41t.O3

Litter, the views and experiences of rural Ohioans.

Donnermyer, J.F.

Columbus : The Department.

ESO - Ohio State University, Dept. of Agricultural

Economics and Rural Sociology [1985?l $22\: I0

p.; 1985.

Language: English

Descipton.' Ohio; Utter; Rural areas; Damage;

Crime

38 NAL Call No: IM435.C7

A national stratery for change in rural jails

(Criminal justice management).

Katsampes, PA.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Justice, National

Institute of Justice, 1982.

Crimind justice in rural America / senior editor

Shanler D. Cronk ; associate editors Joanne

Jankovic. p. ?il-?39,2411, 1982. 4 ref.

Language: English

39 NAL Call No: HQ793.A,44

Perceived parental acceptance and female juvenile

delinquency.

Kroup4 S.E.

San Diego, Calif. : Libra Publishers.

Adolescence v. 23 (89): p. 171-L85; 1988. Includes

references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Wyoming; Adolescents; Females;

Delinquent behavior; Parent child relationships;

Correctional institutions; Rural areas

40 NAL Call No: Wn965.73

Police management guidelines for rural communities.

7-apke, Robert A.

University of Delaware, Cooperative Etension

Service, United States, Dept. of Agriculture

Georgetown, Del. : University of Delaware,

[re76?1.

iii, TDleaves ; 28 cm. Cover title. 'Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics, Extension Service, IJniversity of Delaware and

United States Department of Agriculture,

Cooperating', Cover p.lzl. Bibliography: leaves 68-

70.

Language.' English
Crime in Rural America

42

Desciptorc: Police administration; Police, Rural

4L NAL Call No: 27529 lDl3IDC

Prevent rural crime. Agricultural securitl,: a zone

approach.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extension Service, IJniversity of Idaho (7L3): 4 p. ill;

L983 Oct.

Language.' English

Desciptors; Criminulity; Rural areas; Farms; Property protection

NAL Call No: 27529 ID13IDC

Prevent rural crime. Alarms.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extension Service, University of Idaho Q0\: a p. ill;

1983 Dec.

Language: English

Descipton: Criminalitg Rural areas; Alarms

43 NAL Call No: 27529 IDBIDC

Prevent rural crime. Basic door and lock security.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extension Service, University of Idaho (703): a p. ill;

1.983 Nov.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Criminality; Property protection;

Doors; Rural areas

U NAL Call No: 27529 IDL3IDC

Prevent rural crime. Community watch and being

a good witness.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extension Service, University of Idaho (712): 3 p. ill;

L983 Oct.

Language; English

Descipton' Criminality; Rural communities; Prevention

45 NAL Call No: 27529 ID13IDC

Prevent rural crime. Crime in rural America.

Karsky, T.

Moscow: The Service. 

)

Current information series - Cgoperative Extension Service, Llniversity of Idaho (701): 2 p.; 1983

Aug.

Language; English

Desciptorc: U.SA.; Criminality; Rural areas; Prevention

6 NAL Call No: 27529 ID13IDC

Prevent rural crime. Farm equipment theft prevention.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extension Service, LJniversity of Idaho (707):1 p.; 1983

Aug.

Language: English

D es cipton : CriminaligS Property protection; Farm

equipment; Prevention

47 NAL Call No: 27529 ID13IDC

hevent nrral crime. Fuel tank securit5r.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extension Service, University of Idaho (710): 2 p. ill;

1.983 Oct.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Criminality; Fuel tanks; Property

protection; Prevention; Rural areas

48 NAL Call No: 27529 ID13IDC

Prevent rural crime. Identification inventory sheet

for farm equipment.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extension Service, University of Idaho (708): 4 p.; 1983

Aug.

Language.' English

Descipton.' Criminality Farm equipment; Prop

erty protection

49 NAL Call No: 27529 ID13IDC

Prevent rural crime. Identilication inventory sheet

for the rural home.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extension Service, University of ldaho (702): 4 p. ilL
Quick Bibliography Series

1983 Aug.

Language.' English

Descip-tors.. Criminality; Rural areas; property

protection

50 NAL Call No: zTSAg ID13IDC

Prevent rural crime. Identification of farm equipment and machinery.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extenslon lervice, University of Idaho-(209): 3 p. ill;

1983 Dec.

Language: English

Descipton.' Criminality; Farm equipment; Farm

machinsry

51 NAL Call No: Z7S29IDl3IDC

Prevent rural crime. Padlocks, hasps and chains.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extensi_on Service, University of Idaho-(7ll): 2 p. ill;

1983 Oct.

Language: English

Descip-tors; Criminality; Rural areas; property

protection; Chains

52 NAL Calt No: Z7SZ9ID13IDC

Prevent rural crime. Planning for a vacation.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extensi_on Service, University of Idaho-(706): Z p. ill;

1.983 Oct.

Language: English

Descrip-tors.' Criminality; Rural areas; property

protection

53 NAL Call No: 27529 ID13IDC

Prevent rural crime. Securing your windows.

Karsky, T.

Moscow : The Service.

Current information series - Cooperative Extension Service, tlniversity of Idaho-(705): 3 p. ill;

L983 Dec.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Criminality; Rural areas; property

protection; Windows 

'

54 NAL Calt No: HN90.C6R8

Problems of developing crime policy for rural

aneas.

Meyer, FA. Jr; Baker, R.

Lexington, Mass. : Lexington Books.

lg{ policy problems : changing dimensions / by

William P. Browne, Don F. Hadwiger. p. tlt-tSi;

1992. (Organization series policy studies). Includes

references.

Language: English

Descripton.' U.S.A.; Rural areas; Crime; Vandalism; Theft

55 NAL Call No: 281J8 R88

Rapid growth and fear of crime: a fourcommunity comparison.

Krannich, R.S.; Greider, T.; Little, R.L.

Irxington, Ky. : The University of Kentucky.

Rural sociologyv. 50 (2): p.193-?n91'1985. Includes

34 references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Great basin and pacific slope; Western

states of U.SA.; Crime; Crime protection; population growth; Rural communities

56 NAL Call No: HDITTS.I.1Ai

Reporting and investigating rural crime in Alabama.

Chirico, F.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Alabama agribusiness - Auburn University, Alabama Cooperative Extension Service v. 29 (Z): p.

3-4; 1990 Oct.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Alabama; Rural areas; Crime; Livestock; Theft; Cannabis

57 NAL Call No: HV643S.C7

Research on rural criminal justice: a summary.

Eisenstein, J.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Justice, National

Institute of Justice, 1982.

Criminal justice in rural America / senior editor

Shanler D. Cronk ; associate editors Joanne

Jankovic. p. 105-13"1,, L33-143; 1982. Literature

review. Includes ref.

Language: English
Crime in

58 NAL Call No: HV85.H85

A rural community's view of a prison as a local

industry.

Dhooper, S.S.; Stacy, N.L.C.

Cheney, WA : Eastern Washington University.

Human services in the rural environment v. 15 (a):

p. 10-15; 1W2. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors.' U.S.A.; Correctional institutions;

Rural communities; Attitudes; Decision making;

Safety; Behavior; Public opinion; Rural economy

59 NAL Call No: 81 M58

Rural crime: a new farm problem (USA).

Phillips, G.H.; Donnermeyer, J.F.

East Lansing The Society.

Annual report - Michigan State Horticultural Society (110th): p. 9L98; 1980.

Desciptors.' USA

60 NAL Call No: HD1411.O3

Rural crime and its prevention: implications from

the past with a view toward the future.

Phillips, G.H.; Wurschmidt, T.N.

Colrrmbus : The Department.

ESO - Ohio State University, Dept. of Agricultural

Economics and Rural Sociology (1073): 34 p.; Jan

20, I98/'.Includes 24 references.

Languoge.' English

Descipton' Rural areas; Crime; Public services

Abstract: Extract: There are two major sources of

data which can be drawn upon for purposes of

delineating the $p"r of crimes which are pres-ently

occurring in rural areas. The first source utilizes

information which is gathered directly from the victims of the crime. The research technique is called

victim survey research. The second source of data

derives from records maintained by law enforcement agencies. The discussion to follow will utilize

both in an attempt not only to illuminate the extent

of the crime problem but as well to denote the

differences and discrepencies which may arise depending on which source of data is utilized for purposes of interpretation, explanation and/or policy

making.

61 NAL Call No: rw6435.C7

Rural crime and law enforcemen& a perspective.

Ward, S.M.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Justice, National

Institute of Justice, 1982.

Rural America

)

Criminal justice in rural America / senior editor

Shanler D. Cronk ; associate editors Joanne

Jankovic. p. 49-63,65,67-68; L982. 1 p. ref.

Language.' English

62 NAL Call No: HT401.S72 no.67

Rural crime in Florida a victimization study of

the rural nonfarrn population.

Carter, Keith A.; Beaulieu, Lionel J,

Southern Rural Development Center

Mississippi State, MS : Southern Rural Development Center,.

,trr, 74 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. (SRDC series ; no. 67). "February L984', P. 4 of cover. Chiefly tables. Bibliography p.[71J.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Rural crimes; Florida; Victims of

crimes surveys; Florida; Criminal statistics; Florida

63 NAL Call No: HD1411.03 no362

Rural crime in Ohio as perceived by members of

farm bureau councils.

Phillips, G. Howard; t9?6-

Columbus, Ohio Dept. of Agricultural Economics

& Rural Sociology, Ohio State University.

d, M p. : il., maps, forms ; 28 cm. (ESO / D.-

partment of Agricultural Economics & Rural

Sociology, Ohio State University i 362 Report /

Departrnent of Agricultural Economics & Rural

Sociology, Ohio State University ; 1).

Language; English

g NAL Call No: HT401.R94

Rural crime in the South: an overyiew of research

traditions and theoretical issues.

Bankston, W.B.; Jenkins, QA.L.

Ames, Iowa : Rural Sociological Society.

The Rural sociologist v.2 (4): p. ?33-241;1982 Jul.

Literature review. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.SA.; Rural areas; Crime; Social

change; Research

65 NAL Call No: 100 AL1H

Rural crime increasing in Alabama.

Wakefield, N.C.; Dunkelberger, J.E.

Auburn, Ala. : The Station.

Highlights of agricultural research - Alabama,

Agricultural Experiment Station v. 30 (a): p. 15;

Winter 1983.
Quick Bibliography Series

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Alabama; Rural areas; Social welfare;

Property; Criminality

66 NAL Cirll No: HDL77S-A}Ai

Rural crime: prevention is the best medicine.

Pattersoq F.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Alabama agribusiness - Auburn University, Alabama Cooperative Extension Service v. 29 (2): p.

5-6; 1990 Oct.

Language: fnglisfu

Desciptors.' Alabama; Rural areas; Crime protection; Farm equipment; Identification

67 NAL Call No: MLCM 83/1011

Rural crime prcvention workshop : a sharing of

ideas.

Wurschmidt, Todd N.

Columbus, Ohio National Rural Crime Prevention

Center, Ohio State University.

19 p. : ill. ; 29 cm. (NRCPC / National Rural

Crime Prevention Center, Ohio State University ;

1). Bibliographf p. 19.

Language: English

68 NAL Call No: HD1411.O3

Rural crime research: an overview of victimization

and offender studies.

Donnermeyer, J.F.

Columbus, The Department.

Occasional paper - Ohio State University, Dept. of

Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology,

Cooperative Extension Service (ESO 911): L2 p.;

Mar 1.982. Literature review. 53 ref.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Rural areas; Behavioral science; Research

69 NAL Call No: IM435.C7

Rural crime, rural criminals, rural delinquents:

past research and future directions.

Warner, J.R. Jr

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Justice, National

Institute of Justice, 1982.

Criminal justice in rural America / senior editor

Shanler D. Cronk ; associate editors Joanne

Jankovic. p.5-21,23-28. ill; 1982. Literature review.

4 p. ref.

)

Language; English

70 NAL Call No: HV6435.C7

The rural jail: its people, problems and solutions.

Kerie, IC

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Justice, National

Institute of Justice, 1982.

Criminal justice in rural America / senior editor

Shanler D. Cronk ; associate editors Joanne

Jankovic. p. L89-7IL, 203-20{, 1982. Includes ref.

Language.' English

7l NAL Call No: IG9779.RGi

Rural police and rural youth.

Roche, Michael Philip,

Charlottesville : University Press of Virginia,.

yrt, 217 p. : ill. ;24 m. (Virginia legal studies).

Originally presented as the author's thesis. Includes bibliographical references and inder

Language: English

Desciptors.' Juvenile justice, Administration of;

United States; Juvenile courts; United States;

Juvenile delinquency United States; Rural youth;

United States; Police, Rural; United States

72 NAL Call No: HV6435.C7

Rural pretrial services (Criminal justice system).

Wheeler, S.F.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Justice, National

Institute of Justice, L982.

Criminal justice in rural America / senior editor

Shanler D. Cronk ; associate editors Joanne

Jankovic. p. L73-L81, 183; 1982.Includes ref.

Language.' English

73 NAL Call No: HV90Eld,7

Rural programs.

Arthur'D.iittl", inc; United States, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, Office of Juvenile

Justice and Deliquency Prevention

Washington The Offiie.

30 p. ; 28 cm.

Language.' English

Desciptorc.' Rehabilitation of juvenile delinquents;

United States; Rural youth; United States; Social

service, Rural; United States

74 NAL Call No: 100 AL1H

Rural residents are lax in protecting homes

against crime,

l0
Crime in Rural America

75

Dunkelberger, J.E.; Graham, C.R.; Beamish, J.O.

Auburn, Ala. : The Station.

Highlights of agricultural research - Alabama

Agricultural Experiment Station v. 33 @): p. 7;

1.986.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Alabama; Rural population; Crime

protection; Country houses

)

Moore, J.B.; Teske, R.H.C. Jr

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Justice, National

Institute of Justice, 1982.

Criminal justice in rural America / senior editor

Shanler D. Cronk ; associate editors Joanne

Jankovic. p.29-35,37,39; 1982. L p. ref.

Language: English

Desciptorc.' Te>ras

79 NAL Call No: 1 EX892EX

Rural youth vandalism (4-H as crime prevention).

Donnermeyer, J.; Phillips, G.H.

Washington, D.C., The Administration.

Extension review - United States Department of

Agriculture, Science and Education Administration v. 5L (2): p. A; Sp.iog 1980.

Language: English

80 NAL CaIl No: 28128 REE

Rurality and patterns of social disnrption (Rural

poverty, violence, divorce, northeastem United

States).

Wilkinson, ICP.

College Station, TX : Rural Sociological Society.

Rural sociology v. 49 (1)r p. 8-36; Spriog lg8r''.

Includes references.

Language.' English

Descipton: North Eastern States (USA)

81 NAL Call No: 28128 R88

Rural-urban origin and fear of crims the case for

trural baggage'.

Kennedy, L.W.; Krahn, H.

College Station, TX : Rural Sociological Society.

Rural sociology v. a9 (2)z p.247-?60; Summer 1984.

Includes references.

Language; English

82 NAL Call No: 280.8 Jnz

Segmented regression, threshold effects, and

police expenditurcs in small cities.

Stinson, T.F.; Lubov, A.

Ameg fowa, American Agricultural Economics

Association.

American journal of agricultural economics v. 64

(a): p. 738-746; Nov L982. Includes 8 references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Government expenditures; Financel

Expenditures; Functions; Statistical methods; Research methods; Regression analysis

NAL Call No: HQ8093.U5R87 1991

Rural resource packet. (National Coalition

Against Domestic Violence Rural Task Force

resource packet Reflections on rural reality.) r2ndl

ed.

National Coalition Against Domestic Violence

(U.S.), Rural Task Force

Washingtoq D.C. : National Coalition Against Domestic Violence,.

133, 6 p. : ill. ;28 m. Cover title: National Coalition Against Domestic Violence Rural Task

Force resource packet: reflections on rural

realities. Added t.p.: Reflections on rural reality.

January L99L. Includes bibliographical references

(p. 12s-1:}1).

Language: English

Descriptors.' United States; Rural conditions;

Abused women; Abused wives; Family violence

76 NAL Call No: 28128 R88

Rural social areas and patterns of homicide: an

analysis of lethal violence in Louisiana.

Bankston, W.B.; Allen, H.D.

Provo, Utah, Rural Sociological Society.

Rural sociology v. a5 (2): p.223-237. map; Summer

1980. 24 ref.

Language; English

D e s ciptors.' Louisiana

77 NAL Call No: HT401.R94

Rural victim research: an assessment.

Donnermeyer, J.F.

Ames, Iowa : Rural Sociological Society.

The Rural sociologist v. 4 (2): p.82-9L; L984 Mar.

Literature review. Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Rural population; Crime; Research

78 NAL Call No: HV6435.C7

Rural victimization in a southem state (Texas,

crime in rural areas, suney).

11
Quick Bibliography Series

Abstract: Extract: Individuals projecting local government expenditures in small cities typically assume that average costs can be represented by a

single, smooth, continous function. This paper discusses why assuming piece-wise continuity may be

more realistic. Segrnsnlsd regression is then used

to test for discontinuities in local per capita expenditures for police protection in Minnesota, North

Dakot4 and Wisconsin. Three distinct segments

were found for expenditures in North Dakota and

Wisconsin; two for Minnesota. Minnesota and

Wisconsin results improved further when cities

with declining and nondeclining populations were

treated separately.

83

Self<oncepts of rural

delinquents.

Juricb, A.P.; Andrewg

Tucson : The Journal.

NAL Call No: HQ796J62

early adolescent juvenile

D.

The Journal of early adolescence v. 4 (1): p. 4l-46;

L9&1. Includes references.

Language: English

Descipton' Adolescent development; Self concept;

Rural youth; Delinquent behavior; Peer influences;

Family environment

Abstract: Using a sample of rural early adolescents

the present study found delinquent adolescents to

have a lower self-concepthan their nondelinquent

counterparts, especially io the areas of body image,

moral and ethical self, and family self-concept.

These delinquents showed significant signs of

maladjustment on the Tennessee Self-Concept

Scale but accepted their negative self-image. Supplementary questions indicated that the delinquent

group felt emotionally distant from their families,

overreliant on their peers, and saw little hope for

their future.

E4 NAL Call No: HVE5.H85

The status of the rural status olfender.

Gross, CJ.

Knoxville, Tenn. : School of Social Work, University of Tennessee.

Human services in the rural environment v. 1a (1):

p. 35-39; 1990. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Rural youth; Delinquent behavior;

Community programs; Rural communities; Case

studies; Youth programs

85 NAL Call No: HD14I1.O3 no.486

Teacherrs guide : rural crime prevention guide for

young people.

Wurschmidt, Todd N.

Columbus, Ohio? Dept. of Agricultural Economics

and Rural SociologSl, Ohio Cooperative Extension

Service, Ohio State University Gn6?).

iv, 106 p. : ill. i 28 cm. (ESO / Department of

Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Ohio

Cooperative Extension Service and the Ohio State

University ; 486). lncludes bibliographical references.

Language: Engli5fo

86 NAL Call No: HN49.CGI6

Use of neighbors for crime prevention: evidence

from a state-wide rural victim study.

Donnermeyer, J.F.; Mullen" R.E.

Athens, Ga. : The University of Georgia.

Journal of the Community Development Society v.

18 (1): p. 15-29; 1987.Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors: Ohio; Rural communities;

Crimewatch; Neighborhoods

87 NAL Call No: rtW936.T4D6

Using cable television for public safety in small

communities. (Using cable TV for public safety.)

Dolhancryk, Michael; Kathman, Thomas E.

International City Management Association

Washington, D.C. : Management Information Service, International City Management Association,.

9 p. ; 28 cm. (MIS report ; v. L6, no. 2 (February

1984)). Cover title. Running title: Using cable TV

for public safety. Report prepared by Michael Dolhancryk and Thomas E. Kathman.

Language.' English

Desciptorc; Television in police work; Cable television; Emergency communication systems

88 NAL Call No: 100 AL1H

Vandalism and property crime plague urban and

rural residents.

Dunkelberger, J.E.; Griffin, G.W.; Myric\ R.S.;

Lyles, GJ.

Auburn University, Ala. : The Station.

Highlights of agricultural research - Alabama

Agricultural Experiment Station v. 37 (1): p. 10;

L990.

t2
Crime in Rural America

Languoge: English

Desciptors.' Alabama; Rural areas; Households;

Vandalism; Theft; Statistical data

89 NAL Call No: aSD11,{46

Vandalism in rapidly developing rural areas: consequences of the changing meaning of property

access.

Jobes, P.C.

Portland" Or. : The Station.

USDA Forest Service general technical report

PNW-GTR - Pacific Northwest Research Station

(2%): p.265-2:77;1992 Nov. In the series analytic:

ymdalism: research, prevention and social policy.

Proceedings of a Symposium on Vandalism in

North America held April ?n-22, 1988, Seattle,

\S/ashington. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' U.S.A.; Vandalism; Rural areas;

Private ownership; Land use; Social policy

90 NAL Call No: aHT392.A55

Violent and property crime in nonmetropolitan

areas.

McGranahil, D.

\trashington, D.C. : The Service.

Rural development perspectives - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service

v. 1 (1): 42-43. maps; 1984 Oct.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Rural areas; Property protection;

Crime; Geography

91 NAL Call No: RA790.6.H34

Violent behavior in rural areas.

Frederick, CJ.

New York, N.Y. : Human Sciences Press.

Handbook of rural community mental health /

edited by Peter A. Keller, J. Dennis Murray.p.T+

84; 1982.

Languoge.' English

Desciptors.' U.SA.; Rural areas; Rural communities; Deviant behavior; Crime; Suicide

13
14
Author Index

(Gurland Howard) 18

r92G 63

Adamchak, DJ. 5

Allen, H.D. 76

Andrews, D. 83

Arthur D. Little, inc 73

Bachman, R. 15

Baker, R. 54

Bankston, W.B. T, @,76

Beamish, J.O. 74

Beaulieu, Lionel J. 62

Belyea, MJ. 28

Berry, E.H. 29

Berry, H. 3

Bollman, S.R. n

Breakey, W.R. 3t

Brown, C.L. %

Bugaighis, MA. n

Camboni, S. 8, 16, D,9

Carter, Keith A. 62

Chirico, F. 56

Clark-Lempers, D. ?6

Cron\ Shanler D. 20

Dhooper, S.S. 58

Doeksen, GA. 3

Doeksen, Gerald A. 23

Dolhancryk" Michael 87

Donnermeyer, J. 79

Donnermeyer, J.F. L, 1.1-, L3, L6, 22, 34, 59, 68,

77, K

Donnermeyer, Joseph F. L4

Donnermyer, J.F. 37

Duffield" D. 35

Dunkelberger, J.E. 65, 74, 88

Eisenberg, H.B. t9

Eisenstein, J. 57

Fischer, PJ. 3L

Flint, W.C. 5

Frederick" CJ. 9L

Gilchrist, J. 9

Graham, C.R. 74

Greider, T. 29,55

Griffin, G.W. 88

Gross, C.J. U

Harvie, R. 9

International City Management Association

Jankovic, Joanne 20

Jenkins, QA.L. 30, &

Jobes, P.C. 89

John, P.L.C. 17

Jurich, A.P. ?J, 83

Karsky, T. 41., 42, 8, 4, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49,

51, 52,53

87

Kathman, Thomas E. 87

Katsampes, PA. 38

Kelly, D. 6

Kennedy, L.W. 81

Kerie, K. 70

Kowalski, G.S. 35

Krahn, H. 81

Krannich, R.S. 29, 55

Kreps, G.M. 8,2

Kroupa, S.E. 39

Lempers, J.D. 26

Lenard, V. 3

Lester, D. 25

Little, R.L. 55

Lubov, A. 82

Lyles, G.J. 88

Maragiri, C.K. 32

Martin, MJ. n

McGranahan, D. 90

McGranahan, DA. Lz

Melton, G.B. 7

Meyer, FA. Jr 54

Moore, J.B. 78

Mullen, R.E. L,22, 86

Myrick, R.S. 88

National Coalition Against Domestic Violencc

(U.S.), Rural Task Force 75

National Institute of Justice (U.S.) 20

Olday, D.E. 33

Passewitz, G.R. 2

Patterson, F. 66

Peale, K.O. 32

Peterson, Janet 23

Peterson, S. 33

Phillips, G. Howard 18

Phillips, G. Howard, 63

Phillips, G.H. ll, t3, 59, 60, 79

Phillips, Gurland Howard 24

Provence, R. 3

Roche, Michael Philip, 7L

Saltiel, J. 9

Schumm, W.R. 27

Sisk, E.J. 4

Smith, Brent L. 2L

Southern Rural Development Center 62

Stacy, N.L.C. 58

Steiner, M.J. 13

Stinson, T.F. 82

Stitsworth, M.H. 36

Teske, R.H.C. Jr 78

Thayer-Doyle, C.L. 30

Thompson, C.Y. 30

United States, Dept. of Agriculture, Economic

Research Service, Agriculture and Rural Economics Division ?3

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United States, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, Office of Juvenile Justice and

DeliquencyPrevention T3

University of Delaware, Cooperative Extension

Service, United States, Dept. of Agriculture q

Wade, J.E. 5

Wakefield, N.C. 65

Ward, S.M. 6l

Warner, J.R. Jr 69

Wheeler, S.F. 72

Wilkinson, K.P. 1.0, 80

Wurschmidt, T.N. LL, 60

Wurschmidt, Todd N. 67, 85

7-apke, Robert A. N

Zingraff, M.T. 28

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Abused wives 75

Abused women 75

Acquired immune deficiency syndrome 3l

Adolescent development 83

Adolescents ?6,27,39

Age differences 28

Aggressive behavior 33

Ag"g 1

Agricultural crises 25

Alabama 56, 65, 6, 74, 88

Alarms 2, Q

Attitudes 27, %, 58

Behavior 58

Behavioral science 68

Bibliographies 17

Cable television 87

Cabt 33

California 6

Cannabis 56

Case studies 84

Chains 51

Children 31,

Communities lj

Community action 10

Community development 10

Community education 23

Community health services 23

Community programs 8, 32, 84

Correctional institutions 39, 58

Correlation 25

Correlation matrix ?A

Counties 5, 35

Countries 32

Country houses 74

Crime L,5,6,'7,9, 10, 12, L3,'1.4, 15,'!.6, L7, ?5,

?3, 29, 30, 31_, 35, 37,54, 55, 56, 60, 64, 77,

90, 9L

Crime protection "1., 2, 6,8, L6, 32,34, 55, 66,74

Crimewatch 86

Criminal statistics 62

Criminality Zz, 4L, 42, 43, M, 45, 46, 4'1, 49, 49,

50, 5L, 52,53,65

Curriculum 36

Damage 37

Decision making 36, 58

Delinquent behavior 17, 26, 36, 39,83, 84

Demography 15, 22, 35

Depression ?5

Deviant behavior 91

Doors 43

Dwellings 2

Economic depression 26

Economic growth 29

Economically disadvantaged 31,

Education 28

Educational programs 36

Elderly 13

Emergency communication systems

Employment 3t

Ethnicity ?A

Etiology 25

Expenditures 82

Extension %

Familial incidence 27

Families 31

Family crises 27

Family environment 83

Family structure 12

Family violence 75

Farm equipment 6,48, 50, 66

Farm machinery 50

Farmers 9

Farmers' attitudes 9

Farms 6, 4'/..

Females 39

Finance 82

Florida 62, 62, 62

Fuel tanks 47

Functions 82

Geography 90

Government expenditures 82

Great basin and pacific slope 55

High school students 33

Household equipment 34

Households 88

Housing L3,31

Identification 66

Income 13, ?3

Indiana 36

Information systems 32

Inventories 34

Juvenile courts 71

Juvenile delinquency 7L

Juvenile justice, Administration of

Kansas 5, 27

Kentucky 32

Land use 89

Law 36

Law enforcement 8, 20,32

Legal systerns 7

Literature reviews 10

Litter 37

Livestock 56

Location theory 28

Longitudinal studies 29

Loss prevention 34

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Louisiana 30,76

Marking 34

Mental retardation 31

Mental stress 26

Montana 9

Mortality 25

Multiple regression 28

National accounting 15

Neighborhoods 86

North Carolina 28

North Eastern States (USA) 80

Ohio 1:1, 18, 18, 22, T, %

Oklahoma 3

Parent child relationships ?6,39

Peer influences 83

Police 3

Police administration q

Police, Rural ?3, N, 7l

Population dynamics 29

Population growth 55

Poverty 12,3I

Predicted difference 30

Prevention 13, %, 4, 45, 6, 47

Private ownership 89

Program development L

Program effectiveness 36

Property t2, 65

Property protection L2, 4I,8, 6, 4'7, 48,49, 5I,

52, 53, g0

Public opinion 32, 58

Public services 3, 60

Quality of life L

Record keeping 34

Regression analysis 82

Rehabilitation of juvenile delinquents 73

Research 3L, 64, 68,77

Research methods 82

Residential areas 28

Residential institutions 3l

Risk 36

Risks 30

Rural areas 1,2, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, L2, !3,

22, 25, ?3, 30, 31, 33, 34, 37, 39,

45, 4'1, 49, 5'1.,, 52, 53,54, 56, 60,

68,88, gg, 90, 9L

Rural communities 3, 7, t0, L7, 27,

55, 58, 94, 96, 91

Rural conditions 75

Rural crimes L8, L8, 20,62

Rural economy 58

Rural environment 35

Rural population 35, 74, 77

Rural sociology ?3,30

L5, 16,17,

41, 42, 43,

64, 65, 66,

29, 32, M,

Rural youth 26, 36, 71, 73,83, 84

Safety L3, 58

Self concept 83

Sensors 2

Sex differences 26, ?3

Social behavior 25

Social change 64

Social disintegration 25

Social integration 25

Social interaction 1.0, 33

Social policy 3L, 89

Social service, Rural 73

Social services 7

Social welfare 65

South central states of U.SA. &

South eastern states of U.SA. &

Statistical data 3, 88

Statistical methods 82

Statistics 18

Structural change 29

Substance abuse 26,3I

Suicide 25,9L

Support systems 26

Surveys 16, 30

Television in police work 87

Texas 78

Theft 2, 6, 16, Y, 54, 56, 88

Time series 29

Trends 15

u.s.A. t, 10, 15, 16, L7, 25,26,

54, 59, gg, 91

United States 20, 20, 23, 23, 23, '71, 7r, 73, '13, 73, 75

Urban areas 25,27

Urban population 36

Urban rural migration 5

usA lI, 19, 59

Vandalism L7, 54,88, 89

Victims of crimes surveys 62

Water-supply, Rural 23

Western states of U.SA. 29, 55

Windofus 53

Wyoming 39

Youth 3I,36

Youth programs 36, 84

3L, 33, 35, 45,

?3, 71, 71, 7L,

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