This bimonthly bulletin reports the current literature in science and public policy. Science is used to denote engineering, technology, and other sciences. The bulletin is intended for persons engaged in studying, formulating, or implementing public policy relating to science and its use. Its purpose is to aid such individuals by alerting them to new additions to the science policy literature. The information presented consists principally of an annotated bibliographic listing of current publications in the area. Publications of a highly technical and narrowly specialized nature are excluded. The bibliographic information is presented under a number of topical categories which are (1) general, (2) science, domestic problems and national goals, (3) needs and allocation of resources for science, (4) national R and D programs, (5) science, education, and the university, (6) science management and policy making bodies, (7) science, foreign affairs and national defense, and (8) science policy in foreign countries. Each cited publication is recorded only under a single category. The numbering of publications under each category runs consecutively through all issues of the bulletin so that a given number refers to only one citation. Major meetings and other events in the subject area are also reported. (RS)