The paper on "Orbits of small  angular  scale  binaries  resolved
with  the  Mark  III interferometer"  was submitted to AJ and has
been accepted for publication. It is scheduled for the July  1995
issue.

In January, I continued working on the STARBASE software; I added
the  Sky  Catalogue  2000.0 and the Finding List for Observers of
Interacting  Binary  Stars,  as   well   as   the   corresponding
crossreference files.

I studied the CONSTRICTOR  program  (written  by  D.  Buscher  to
average  the  raw data of the NPOI) and began adding parts of the
new seeing module. Since David Buscher left  the  project,  I  am
responsible for the completion and maintenance of this software.

From February 20 to March 4 I was in Flagstaff to meet with Keith
Buchanan  in  order to discuss data reduction issues for the NPOI
data. We did a first successful test of writing simulated data to
the  disks,  reading and processing the data with CONSTRICTOR and
displaying the data in CHAMELEON. In Flagstaff, I  began  writing
PICTOR,  which  will  be used to fit stellar and binary models to
the visibility data. The parts dealing with reading and  plotting
interferometric   data   and  binary  position  data,  reading  a
hierarchical  model,  and  fitting  binary  orbits  and   orbital
elements to binary position data have been completed.

From March 24 to 25, I attended the National Academy of  Sciences
Colloquium on "Quasars and AGN: High Resolution Radio Imaging" in
Irvine, CA. I  also  went  to  the  Washington  Area  Astronomers
Meeting in Baltimore, MD.