During the first week of the fourth quarter of 1995, I prepared my talk for the
binary star conference in Thailand (see below), and reviewed the first draft of 
a paper by a colleague, A. Quirrenbach. I was on vacation October 7 through 14.
I traveled to Chiang Mai, Thailand, October 19 to November 4, 1995, in order to 
attend the Third Pacific Rim Conference on Recent Developments in Binary Star 
Research. At this conference, I gave a talk on Long Baseline Interferometry on 
Close Binaries. I prepared a four-page camera-ready manuscript for the 
proceedings.

I finalized the orbit of the spectroscopic binary Eta Pegasi, derived from data
obtained with the Mark III interferometer on Mt Wilson. In collaboration with
Deane Peterson of SUNY at Stonybrook, we observed this star, together with 
Pi Andromedae, Beta Trianguli and 113 Herculis, with the spectrometer of the
Solar Tower at Kitt Peak on 14 nights. From December 4 to 8, I visited D.
Peterson in order to get assistance in the reduction of the spectra using
the IRAF software. While at Stonybrook, I also gave a seminar on Imaging with
Interferometers. I continued the reduction of the spectra after returning to DC.

I spent some time looking at raw data produced with the NPOI in Flagstaff to
help with the development of the raw data recording facilities and debugging
of post-processing software (e.g. CONSTRICTOR).

I was on vacation December 15 through 28 during which I visited colleagues at
the MPIfR in order to work on the paper on the quasar 0153+744. I am planning 
to attend the 187th meeting of the AAS in San Antonio, TX, in January 1996,
and to present a poster on "A precessing radio jet in quasar 0153+744".