The report presents a review of institutional manpower training programs conducted in the State during the 1973 Federal fiscal year. Two major manpower training objectives are used for the basis of the report: to provide education, supportive services, and training opportunities for unemployed and underemployed individuals and to provide education and training to update the skills of individuals which have been made obsolete by automation or other technological development, foreign competition, relocations of industry, and shifts in labor market demands. The report covers institutional manpower training activities funded, developed, and supervised by the State Education Department's Manpower Bureaus. The report identifies major program goals, describes steps taken to achieve the stated objectives in both statistical and narrative forms, and presents recommendations for improvement of the programs reported. Six appendixes are included, one of which is a 100-page collection of tables listing projects approved and accompanying data. (Author/AG)