Box 4d
Contains 7 Results:
"Guatamala Contract--AID." A. "Design and Methodology for the Project on Food Waste/ Sanitation Cost Benefit Methodology." University of North Carolina and Institute of Nutrition of Central America (December 18, 1972). B. "The Development and, 1972 - 1972
"Guatamala." More Spanish-language public health booklets, handwritten notes, graphs, and reprints. Also typewritten report, "Guatamala Site Visit, 26-30 January 1975.", 1975 - 1975
"Guatamala." More Spanish-language public health booklets, handwritten notes, graphs, and reprints. Also typewritten report, "Guatamala Site Visit, 26-30 January 1975."
"Guatamala 1976." Correspondence (1974-76), questionnaires, handwritten notes, and price lists., 1974 - 1976
"Guatamala 1976." Correspondence (1974-76), questionnaires, handwritten notes, and price lists.
"Data Management." Typescript.
More Guatamala material: reprints, notes, graphs, and a letter.
"Guatamala--Fat Absorption, Digestibility." Correspondence, reprints, graphs, and report of the Guatamala site visit of 1975 (see 17 above)., 1975 - 1975
"Guatamala--Fat Absorption, Digestibility." Correspondence, reprints, graphs, and report of the Guatamala site visit of 1975 (see 17 above).
"Guatamala, 1974 January." State Department correspondence, notes, graphs, and tables; travel requests, leave authorizations, and baggage receipts for C.F. Consolazio; questionnaires, recommendations, etc., 1974 - 1974
"Guatamala, 1974 January." State Department correspondence, notes, graphs, and tables; travel requests, leave authorizations, and baggage receipts for C.F. Consolazio; questionnaires, recommendations, etc.
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