: . ADMINISTRATIVE NOTES
Superintendent of Documents LIBRARY PROGRAMS SERVICE Stop: SLLC Washington, DC 20401
Vol. 9, no. 21 GP 3.16/3-2:9/21 November 1988
SPRING 1989 DEPOSITORY LIBRARY COUNCIL MEETING
The spring 1989 meeting of the Depository Library Council will be held Wednesday, March 8 through Friday, March 10, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The location of the meeting will be the Pittsburgh Hilton, on the Point in downtown Pittsburgh (see map). The address i s
The Pittsburgh Hilton 600 Commonwealth Place Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Special room rates for this meeting are $56 single and $66 double. Reservations must be made at least 30 days in advance to guarantee this rate. You can call the Pittsburgh Hilton directly at (412) 391-4600, or you can dial 1-800-HILTONS In either case, specify the Depository Library Council meeting at the Pittsburgh Hilton.
INSTRUCTIONS BINDER INSERT
An insert for GPO ' s Depository Instructions Binder was shipped from GPO on Thursday, November 3rd. The insert was listed on Shipping List number 88-644-P. The insert packet contains a revised title page for the Instructions to Depository
Libraries ; a complete update of the Guidel ines for the
Depository Library System ; new tabs and a new index for the
Instructions binder. The superseded Guidel ines , index, tabs, and Instructions title page can be discarded. Any questions concerning the Instructions Binder Insert should be directed to the Chief, Inspection Team, U.S. Government Printing Office, Library Programs Service (SLL), Washington, DC 20401 (telephone (202) 275-1119).
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1. Mexican War Streets 18. Smithfield United Church 35. One Oxford Centre 2. Hazlett Theatre 19. Benedum Center 36. Firstside 3. Buhl Science Center 20. Subway—Wood St. Station 37. St. Mary of Mercy 4. Pittsburgh Aviary 21 Brooks Brothers 38. PPG Place 5. Pittsburgh Children's Museum 22. First Lutheran Church 39. Market Square 6. Allegheny Center Mall 23. Subway—Steel Plaza Station 40. Subway—Gateway Center Station 7. Three Rivers Stadium 24. Westin William Penn Hotel 41 Heinz Hall 8. David Lawrence Convention Center 25. PAT Information Center 42. Home's 9. Greyhound & Trailways Station 26. Trinity Cathedral 43. Gateway Center 10. Vista International Hotel 27. First Presbyterian Church 11. Amtrak Station 28. TIX Booth Point State Park 12. Flag Plaza 29. Saks Fifth Avenue 46. Ft. Pitt Museum & Blockhouse 13. Subway—Penn Park Station (unopened) 30. Two Mellon Bank Center 47. Duquesne Incline 14. Civic Arena 31. One Mellon Bank Center 48. Gateway Clipper Fleet 15. Hyatt Pittsburgh 32. Allegheny County Courthouse & Jail 49. Station Square 16. The Bigelow 33. Kaufmann's 50. Monongahela Incline 17. USX Tower 34. Warner Centre 51. Mt. Washington AN-v9-n21-ll/88
MEMBERS, DEPOSITORY LIBRARY COUNCIL TO THE PUBLIC PRINTER (REVISED LIST)
Ms. Vicki Phillips - CHAIR Ms. Carol Collier - SECRETARY Head Documents Librarian Documents Department Edmon Low Library University of Wyoming Oklahoma State University University Station Stillwater, OK 74078 13th & Ivison - Box 3334 (405) 744-6546 Laramie, WY 87201 (307) 766-2174
Mr. Ridley Kessler - CHAIR-ELECT Dr. Dennis W. Dickinson Federal Documents Librarian Director of Libraries University of North Carolina Beloit College Walter R. Davis Library 731 College Street Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Beloit, WI 53511 (919) 962-1151 (608) 365-3391, Ext. 481
Ms. Sally Holterhoff Ms. Elizabeth Lang Law Librarian 1305 Willow Avenue South Valparaiso University Sioux Falls, SD 57105 Law Library (605) 334-3034 Valparaiso, IN 46383 (219) 465-7838
Ms. Judy Russell Mr. Philip Van De Voorde Government Marketing Manager Head, Information Service Dept. Mead Data Center Iowa State University Library 9393 Springboro Pike Ames, IA 50011 P.O. Box 933 (515) 294-3642 Dayton, OH 45401 (513) 865-6800
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NEW MEMBERS
Ms. Prudence S. Adler Mr. David Cobb Communications & Information Librarian & Professor/ Technologies Program Library Administrator Office of Technology Assessment University of Illinois Congress of the United States 418 Main Library - Washington, DC 20510-8025 General Services (202) 228-6766 Map & Geography Library 1408 West Gregory Drive Urbana, IL 61801 (217) 333-0827
Ms. F. Anne Diamond Mr. Erminio D'Onofrio Library Administrator Head, Documents Section Government Documents Service New York Public Library Library of Michigan Documents Section 717 West Allegan St. Fifth Ave. & 42nd St. P.O. Box 30007 New York, NY 10018 Lansing, MI 48909 (212) 930-0586 (517) 373-0640
Ms. Julianne Hinz Mr. Joseph Lu University of Utah Documents Librarian Marriott Library Idaho State University Documents Division Eli Oboler Library Salt Lake City, UT 84112 Documents Division (801) 581-8394 850 South 9th St. Pocatello, ID 83201 (208) 236-2940
4 AN-v9-n2 1-11/88 RECOMMENDATIONS DEPOSITORY LIBRARY COUNCIL MEETING ROSSLYN, VA OCTOBER 14, 1988
COMMENDATION 1: The Depository Library Council thanks Ralph E. Kennickell, Jr. for the fine job he has done as Public Printer of the United States. We appreciate his efforts to improve communi- cation between the library community and the GPO. We wish him success and happiness in his new venture.
COMMENDATION 2: The Depository Library Council commends the GPO for obtaining unique status for depository inspectors and thereby accelerating the hiring of two additional inspectors. Council also commends the Depository Library Inspection Service for completing a record 104 inspections in the last quarter and for creating the guidebook, "How to Prepare for A Depository Inspection."
COMMENDATION 3: The Depository Library Council thanks the Govern- ment Printing Office for agreeing to provide the bound Congres- sional Record for the years 1983-1985 in paper format to deposito- ries and for seeking continuing funds for paper distribution of the bound editions for 1986 and succeeding years.
RECOMMENDATION 1: The Depository Library Council requests that the Public Printer convey to the Archivist of the United States our appreciation for inclusion of the GPO printed archives in its new Center for Legislative Archives. We also urge the Public Printer to encourage the National Archives to continue its efforts, such as the recent arrangement of the collection by SuDoc number, to make the collection more visible and accessible to depository libraries and the general public.
RECOMMENDATION 2 : The Depository Library Council recommends that GPO Marketing develop depository library promotional posters for use in non-depository libraries. These posters would direct users to the nearest depository for their government information needs. A blank space for identification of the neare s t depository would allow for the customization of the poster by the recipient library.
RATIONALE: This would help to increase public awareness of the Federal depository library program by encouraging referrals to depositories from non-depositories. A blank space for identification of the nearest depository would allow for the customization of the poster by the recipient library.
RECOMMENDATION 3: The Depository Library Council requests that
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Library Programs Service arrange for a report on the status of the development of the Acquisition, Classification and Shipment Infor- mation System (ACSIS) to be presented at the Spring 1989 Council Meeting. Council further requests that milestones past and future be specified and that a timetable for achievement of future mile- stones be provided. If units other than Library Programs Service are, or will be, involved in future stages of development, repre- sentatives of those units should be asked to comment on the aspects of system development in which they will be involved.
RATIONALE: ACSIS holds the promise of resolving a number of difficulties experienced by both GPO and the depository libraries which are serials control, flexibility of item selection, acquisition of fugitive documents, etc. Council and the depository community have a vital interest in its development.
RECOMMENDATION 4: The Depository Library Council urges the Library Programs Service Information Technology Program to identify electronic products produced by Federal agencies, particularly those that can be used on a microcomputer such Q3 CD ROM and floppy disks, and to actively solicit these products for depository distribution.
RATIONALE: Federal agencies are producing electronic products with increasing frequency. In order for depositories to fulfill their role as a key channel for public access to federal information, they will need access to these electronic products.
RECOMMENDATION 5: The Depository Library Council requests that the Public Printer make available the final report of The Academic and Public Depository Library User Study to the Depository Library Council by January 30, 1989. Council further recommends that a succinct summary be prepared for inclusion in the February issue of Administrative Notes and that copies of the full report be made available to the entire depository community upon its publication.
RATIONALE: The Council needs adequate time to study the final report in order to make informed comments at the March Depository Library Council meeting. The summary will preview the published report and provide the depository community with timely information until such time as the full report is distributed.
RECOMMENDATION 6: The Depository Library Council requests that GPO investigate the status of the annual reports missing from the Depository Library system, such as those listed in the appendices of the Sears and Lewis article ("Currency of Selected U.S. Federal Government Agency Annual Reports Received by Depository Libraries,"
Government Publications Review . Vol. 15, pp. 323-341, 1988) and report their findings in Administrative Notes as a first step in resolving this type of problem.
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RATIONALE: This study shows that many annual reports that are in the List of Classes are currently published, but not received by GPO for distribution; other reports were found to be discontinued, while still others were shown not to be current. The List of Classes is an important administrative and reference tool and should reflect more accurately what is being sent to depository libraries.
RECOMMENDATION 7 i The Depository Library Council recommends the a Library—Programs—Service—investigate— mechanism—f-en? providing depositories—with—em—opportunity—fee select, in advance &€ distribution,—publications which are printed in braille.
RECOMMENDATION 7 (SUBSTITUTE) : The Depository Library Council recommends that the Library Programs Service distribute braille publications under the same item numbers as the non-braille edition of the same title.
RATIONALE: Needs of selective depositories vary. By providing for advance selection of braille publications, costs of printing and distribution of unwanted publications may be avoided.
RECOMMENDATION 8: The Depository Library Council recommends that the Library Programs Service explore the development of a cooperative system with the Sales Program and other appropriate GPO offices to identify significant titles for which paper copies should be shipped directly to all depositories, whether or not they were selected by the library.
RATIONALE: Several times in the past year, GPO has distributed paper copies of significant publications to all depository libraries, regardless of whether or not the library had selected that classification or format in the previous Annual Item Selection Update Cycle. This is a commendable service to the libraries and their users and GPO should establish a mechanism to ensure that future publications of similar significance are identified in time to receive similar treatment.
RECOMMENDATION 9: The depository Library Council acknowledges the hard work of the Library Programs Service Acquisitions Unit and commends the staff for their ongoing efforts to acquire publications. Due to the immensity of their responsibilities, the Depository Library Council recommends that professional librarians be added to the staff of the Library Programs Service Acquisitions Unit in order to provide staff which can effectively monitor and encourage the Executive agencies to provide copies of their publications for depository distribution.
RATIONALE: The increasing incidence of unavailable documents, the
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AN-V9-n2 1-11/88 small professional staff in the Acquisition Unit, the apparent inability to establish an effective program to acquire fugitive publications, and the lack of success at acquisition of various subsets of Federal government publications, when compared with commercial efforts, all lead to the conclusion that the depository program is a victim of inadequate staffing in the Acquisition Unit.
RECOMMENDATION 10: The Depository Library Council recommends that the Library Programs Service encourage their Acquisitions Unit to develop alternative methods for acquiring depository publications when agencies fail to respond positively to routine inquiries.
RATIONALE: GPO 1 s "What Ever Happened To..." column has cited a number of titles which agencies have been unable to supply
( Administrative Notes . Vol. 9, No. 14, p. 8, August 1988). These are titles which have already been established as depository items. Selecting libraries are entitled to receive the publications which match their selection profiles, and failure to supply these publications impairs service to the public. The Acquisitions Unit should develop alternative mechanisms for obtaining fugitive publications such as photocopies, commercial microfiche copies, etc.
RECOMMENDATION 11;—The Depository Library Council recommends that shipping lists include some clear identification of retrospective microfiche items.
RATIONALE —Since GPO is not distributing the retrospective micro - fiche according to the then current item selections,—the affected depository—libraries—must—fee provided—with—some—mechanism—for identifying the items that they must claim.
RECOMMENDATION 12: The Depository Library Council recommends that GPO make paper distribution of explore alternative ways of distri- buting titles designated for microfiche distribution when those titles are not suitable for conversion to conventional microfiche, i.e., oversize publications, publications containing maps, color, etc.
RATIONALE: There have been several notices in recent issues of Administrative Notes that indicate such titles will not be distri- buted at all since they cannot be microfilmed. This appears to be a major shift in GPO procedure since similar situations in the past have resulted in paper distribution for the title in question. Paper distribution is preferable to producing inferior microfiche or not distributing the title at all.
RECOMMENDATION 13: The Depository Library Council requests that Library Programs Service explore and develop ways to ensure that
s AN-V9-I121-11/88 those distribution policies that apply to regional libraries also apply to shared regionals.
RATIONALE: Regional libraries receive all the titles which are shipped. Shared regionals are treated in the same manner as selective depositories, and receive "rain checks" instead of docu- ments when Library Programs Service has insufficient quantities for distribution. Furthermore, some items are shipped only to regionals. Complete distribution would ensure the availability of these items within states that are served by shared regionals and would encourage new systems to accommodate the provision of regional service within states where no regional library currently exists.
RECOMMENDATION 14: The Depository Library Council recommends to the Public Printer that funds be made available to send Library Programs Service staff members to meetings of major library associations, such as the ALA and AALL, both to represent the GPO within the Library community and to further the professional development of Library Programs Service personnel.
RATIONALE: Due to an unfortunate budgetary situation, attendance of Library Programs Service personnel at annual library association meetings in the summer of 1988 was curtailed. No representative was able to attend the AALL meeting and fewer attended the ALA Annual Meeting than in past years. Council feels this was a disadvantage to the library community and to Library Programs Service, and the Depository Library Council hopes that this will not recur.
RECOMMENDATION 15: The Depository Library Council recommends that the Public Printer support the request of Regional Depository librarians for a Fall 1989 workshop in conjunction with the regular meeting of the Depository Library Council. We further recommend that Council members be included in the workshop.
RATIONALE: The regional depositories held a productive workshop and have several projects in motion to improve services and collection management which would be enhanced by their continuing contact as a group. Council members participation would ensure that we are fully informed and aware of the problems and concerns of regional depository libraries.
RECOMMENDATION 16: The Depository Library Council recommends that future Fall Council meetings be scheduled during the third week of October.
RATIONALE: The Columbus Day Holiday on the Monday of the second week in October prevents opportunities for communication of the Depository Library Council with GPO personnel and other federal
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Southeastern New York Library Resource Council (SENLYRC) Documents Interest Group
fts a result of six years of cooperation, the SENLYRC Documents Interest Group has developed a union list of holdings, by item number and sudoc number, which is distributed to all area libraries. We have a related collection development policy and are working on coordinating item selection so that all relevant items for community needs are selected. Each month, a short article on the publications of one agency is prepared for a newsletter that goes to all special and academic libraries in this region, ft brochure is available listing all six libraries and their collection strengths. Every spring we sponsor a workshop on some aspect of documents for area librarians and the general public, ftll with an minimal investment in depository staff time.
The SENLYRC documents librarians meet for two hours one Tuesday each month. If you look at what is accomplished in one meeting, it seems insignificant, but the combined efforts of the six libraries over six years has made a difference in the services to our documents users, fts ideas for new projects are developed, the task is divided up and volunteers offer to prepare what is needed before the next meeting. While we generally meet at the most centrally located library, we have rotated meeting around so that we have had a chance to see each of the collections.
The SENLYRC Group was formed in 1982, as part of the development of the New York State plan for federal documents. The representative from each region was asked to go back to the depositories in their area and review the proposals for the state plan. In this region, they just kept on meeting. The original four depositories were the Newburgh Free Library, the SUNY—New Paltz Library, the Cadet Library at West Point and the Vassar College Library. Since then two new depositories have been added to this region, the St. Thomas Aquinas College Library and Thrall Public Library and they both immediately joined the interest group.
What is coming up? This fall we plan to start working on marketing the depository program to the general public and increase the awareness of the collections. We are trying to get a grant to enable us to put fiche to fiche duplicators in each library, and planning that someday we will have our union list on CD-Rom. While these seem like ambitious projects, we will continue to take it one month at a time. 12 AN-v9-n21-ll/88
We would be interested in hearing from anyone involved in similar interest groups about what you are doing, and of course we would be glad to hear from anyone interested in starting their own interest group.
Kat h 1 een Connors Government Documents Librarian Thrall Library ££ Orchard Street Middletown, NY 10940 914-342-5877
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1988-18 DATE 10-31-88
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CLASS NO. ITEM NO. STATUS
A 1. 75:542 0004 Agriculture Information Bulletin, No. 542, U.S. Grain Imports by Developing Countries, May 1988, will be reprinted and distributed to depository libraries at a later date.
A 1. 135:1/1; 1/2; 1/3; 1/5 0006--R Ag in the Classroom, Vol. 1, No. 1, November 1985; Vol. 1, No. 2, January 1986; Vol. 1, No. 3, April 1986; Volume 1, No. 5. September 1986, will not be sent to depository libraries. The agency was not able to furnish copies of these issues for distribution
A 68 .6/2:988/supp. 3 0116--A List of Materials Acceptable for Use on System of
REA Electrification (REA Bulletin 43-5) (P) , Suppl. 3, April 1988, will be reprinted and distributed to depository libraries at a later date.
A 68 .6/5:987/supp. 7 0116 -A- 03 List of Materials Acceptable for Use on Telephone Systems of REA Borrowers (REA Bulletin 344-2) (P) Suppl. 7, 1987, will be reprinted and distributed to depository libraries at a later date.
D 103.115: 0334 -A- 02 Engineers Magazine (P) . . Due to the move of the Army Engineers School from Fort Belvoir, VA to Fort Leonard Wood, MD, no issues for 1988 of this publication were printed. Copies of the 1989 issues will be made available for depository distri-
bution .
MS 1 .10: 0290 -K- 03 Decisions of the Merit Systems Protection Board (P) Vol. 13 is the last issue of this publication to be printed. Vol. 14 will be printed but no printing date has been determined.
S 1. 114/3-.N 31/4 0872 -A United States Base-Rights Negotiations: Three Case Studies and Lessons Learned. (P)
State Department publication No. 9648 has been withdrawn from the Documents Sales Service and will not be distributed to depository libraries. The State Department has pulled the copies out of circulation. 14 . .
AN-v9-n21-l /88 Update to the 1 LIST OF CLASSES
1988-33 DATE 11-04-6 PAGE OF
CLASS NUMBER ITEM NUMBER CHANGE/NOTICE
A 57.46/6-3 0102-B-44 Utah Annual Data Summary (annual) (MF) will be added to item number 0102-B-44.
C 3.215/17-45: 0156-B-35 American Housing Survey: Housing Characteristics for Selected Metropolitan Areas, Cleveland, OH, Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area, (irregular)
(P) , has been removed from C 3.215:, Current Housing Reports (P) (item number 0141-A) and given its own class, C 3.215/17-45:, and will be added to item number 0156-B-35.
D 103.6/8: 0337-B-15 Instructional Materials ... For U.S. Army Reserve Schools (P) will be added to item number 0337-B-15.
GP 3.24/2: 0556-C Inactive or Discontinued Items from the 1950 Re- vision of the Classified List, (annual) (P) has been added to item number 0556-C (which is the item used for all libraries)
HE 20.3191: 0507-G-37 The Bear Essentials (quarterly) (P) will be added to item number 0507-G-37.
HE 20.4609/2: 0498-B-04 Change in title from BRH Publications Index (P) to Center for Devices and Radiological Health
Publications Index (biennial) (P) . Change class- ification number from HE 20.4120: to HE 20.4609/2: (biennial) (MF)
HE 20.9412/2: 0486-M Indian Health Service Directory (semiannual) (MF) will be added to item number 0486-M.
HE 25.17: 0516-P Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, Report
to Congress (annual) (MF) . Change classification number from HE 3.76: to HE 25.17:. The issuing office is the Office of Energy Assistance which comes under the Family Support Administration.
HH 1.109: 0582-T OIG Communique (P) will be added to item number 0582-T.
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1988-33 DATE n - 04 - PAGE J OF
CLASS NUMBER ITEM NUMBER CHANGE/NOTICE
I 1.112: 0603-M Update (irregular) (P) will be added to item number 0603-M.
I 29.59/5: 0646-A-01 Federal Archeology Report (bi-monthly) (P) will be added to item number 0646-A-01.
L 2.3/37: 0768-C-01 Industry Wage Survey: Department Stores (irregular) (MF) will be added to item number 0768-C-01.
L 2.121/1-2: 0768-B-01 Area Wage Survey, Mobile, Alabama, Metropolitan Area (annual) (P) has been removed from L 2.3/2: and given its own class, L 2.121/1-2:.
L 2.122/22-4: 0768-B-22 Area Wage Survey Upper Peninsula, MI (Summary) (P) (annual) has been added to item number 0768-B-22.
L 2.122/40-3: 0768-B-40 Area Wage Survey (Summary) Columbia-Sumter, SC (annual) (P) has been added to item number 0768-B-40.
L 2.122/33-5: 0768-B-33 Area Wage Survey (Summary) Greensboro-Winston-Salem- High Point, NC (annual) (P) has been added to item number 0768-B-33.
L 2.122/43-8: 0768-B-43 Area Wage Survey (Summary) Laredo, TX (annual) (P) has been added to item number 0768-B-43.
L 2.122/49-3: 0768-B-49 Area Wage Survey (Summary) Green Bay, WI (annual) (P) has been added to item number 0768-B-49. L 38.20: 0637-K-01 Fatalities in Small Underground Coal Mines (annual) (P) will be added to item number 0637-K-01.
Y 4.R 86/1-11: 1025-C Legislative Calendar (annual) (P) has been added to item number 1025-C.
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c 3.215/17-50: 0156--B- 14 American Housing Survey: Housing Characteristics for Selected Metropolitan Areas, Indianapolis, IN, Metropolitan Statistical Area (irregular) (P) has been removed from C 3.215:, Current Housing
Reports (P) (item number 0141-A) , and given its own class, C 3.215/17-50:. The new class will be added to item number 0156-B-14.
c 55.418/7: 0191-B- 17 Recreational Charts (series) (P) . Class, C 55.418/5:, has been discontinued. This series is being merged with Maps (listed in) Bathymetric Mapping Products Catalog 5, United States Bathymetric and Fishing
Maps (P) , item number 0191-B-17.
D 301.104/5: 0424- B- 16 Strategic Air Command, Wurtsmith Air Force Base, Telephone Directory (annual) (MF) will be sent as related material under item number 0424-B-16.
E 1.28/16: 0474- B- 08 Ecological Monitoring Program at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, (annual report) (MF) will be added to item number 0474-B-08.
HE 20.3173/2 0507- G- 26 Change title from ICRDB Cancergrams: Series CT (MF) to Cancergrams: Series CT (MF)
HE 20.3173/2: 0507- G- 27 Change title from ICRDB Cancergrams: Series CK (MF) to Cancergrams: Series CK (MF)
HE 20.3173/2: 0507- G- 28 Change title from ICRDB Cancergrams: Series CB (MF) to Cancergrams: Series CB (MF)
HE 20.7115/2: 0499- F- 08 Current Intelligence Bulletins, Summaries (annual) (P) will be added to item number 0499-F-08.
Y 3.T 25:61/ 1082- F- 02 Forum for Applied Research and Public Policy (P) will be discontinued as a depository item after Vol. 3, No. 3. This publication, formerly published by the Tennessee Valley Authority, is now being
sponsored by the University of Tennessee in assoc- . iation with the University of North Carolina. This will be a cooperative publication which must necessarily be sold in order to be self-sustaining under Title 44 U.S.C. § 1903. 17 )
AN-v9-n2 1-1 1/88 UNITED STATES SENATE 100th Congress
Senate Committee Hearings Listed in Numerical Sequence
1988, No. 10 October 1988 Page 1 of 5 TTFJe* Comrni ttee
Superfund Implementation Environment and Public Works
Lower Mississippi Delta Development Act Environment and Public Works (S. 2246) and Small Business
Fiscal Year 1989 Budget for Veterans' Veterans Affairs Programs and S. 2049, the Veterans' Home Loan Program Improvements Act of 1988
United States Competitiveness Appropriations
Customs Service Budget Authorization for Finance Fiscal Year 1989
Department of Defense Appropriations for Appropriations Fiscal Year 1989 (H.R. 4781) (Guard and Reserve Readiness, Overview of Army Budget, Overview of Defense Budget, Overview of Navy Budget)
The Conclusions and Recommendations of the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs President's "Working Group on Financial Markets"
Fraud Hotline Services: An Overview Governmental Affairs
Review of 1990 Census Planning Governmental Affairs
Department of Defense Authorization for Armed Services Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (S. 2355) (U.S. Military Posture, Budget Overview)
Department of Defense Authorization for Armed Services Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (S. 2355)
(Readiness, Sustainabil ity , and Support; Manpower and Personnel
Department of Defense Authorization for Armed Services Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (S. 2355) (Projection Forces and Regional Defense)
18 AN-v9-n21-l 1/88 UNITED STATES SENATE 100th Congress
Senate Committee Hearings Listed in Numerical Sequence
1988, No. 10 October 1988 Page 2 of 5 Title Commi ttee
Department of Defense Authorization for Armed Services Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (S. 2355) (Conventional Forces and Alliance Defense)
Salgado, Fitzpa trick, and Hunter Energy and Natural Resources Nomi nations
Protecting Our Nation's Groundwater: The Governmental Affairs Need for Better Program Coordination (S. 1992)
The PCB Control Act of 1988 Environment and Public Works (S. 2693)
Department of Agriculture's Budget Request Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry for Fiscal Year 1989
f Housing Assistance for Indians and '.Indian Affairs Alaska Natives (S. 1987)
The Rural Health Care Challenge i Aging
Departments of Labor, Health and Human (Appropriations Services, Educatin and Related Agencies Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (H.R. 4783) (ACTION, Corporation for Public Broad- casting, Department of Education, Depart- ment of Labor, Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission, National Council on the Handicapped, National Labor Relations Board, National Mediation Board, Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission, Physician Payment Review Commission, Prospective Payment Assessment Commission, Railroad Retirement Board, U.S. Institute of Peace, U.S. National Commission on Libraries and Information Science, U.S. Soldiers' and Airmen 's Home)
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100-797, Departments of Labor, Health and Human Appropriations Pt.2 Services, Education and Related Agencies Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (H.R. 4783) (Department of Health and Human Services)
100-798 Nomination of James R. Curtiss Environment and Public Works
100-799, Department of Housing and Urban Develoment Appropriations Pt.l and Certain Independent Agencies Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (H.R. 4800) (American Battle Monuments Commission, Army Cemeterial Expenses, Consumer Information Center, Consumer Product Safety Commission, Federal Home Loan Bank Board, National Credit Union
Adminisration , National Institute of Building Sciences, National Science Foundation, Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation, Office of Consumer Affairs, Office of Science and Technology Policy, Selective Service System, Veterans Administration)
100-800 Review of the Federal Government's Use Governmental Affairs of Consultants
100-801 The Berne Convention Judiciary (S. 1301 and S. 1971)
100-802 Authorizations for Certain Maritime Commerce, Science, and Transportation Programs in DOT and FMC
100-803 Drug Abuse—Prevention , Education, and Labor and Human Resources Treatment
100-804 Cancer Detection in Women and Other Labor and Human Resources Health Care Concerns (Field hearing held in Salt Lake City, UT)
100-805 Declaring Portions of the Delaware River Environment and Public Works to be Nonnavigable
100-806 Financial Planners and Investment Advisers Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
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1988, No. 10 October 1988 Page 4 of 5 Number Title Comml ttee
100-807 Collection of Federal Fuel Taxes Finance (S. 2075, S. 2003, S. 2062, S. 2067, S. 2118, and S. 2128)
100-808 Nomination of James H. Blllington to Be Rules and Administration Librarian of Congress
100-809, Foreign Assistance and Related Programs Appropriations Pt.l Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (H.R. 4637) (Not yet authorized for printing)
100-809, Foreign Assistance and Related Programs Appropriations Pt.2 Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (H.R. 4637) (Not yet authorized for printing)
100-809, Foreign Assistance and Related Programs Appropriations Pt.3 Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (H.R. 4637) (Not yet authorized for printing)
100-809, Foreign Assistance and Related Programs Appropriations Pt.4 Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (H.R. 4637) (Not yet authorized for printing)
100-809, Foreign Assistance and Related Programs Appropriations Pt.5 Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989 (H.R. 4637) (Appendixes)
100-810 Retirement and Survivor Annuities for Judiciary Bankruptcy Judges and Magistrates Act of 1987 (S. 1630)
100-811 Langdon, Stalon, and Trabandt Nominations Energy and Natural Resources
100-812, Long-Term Status of the Social Security Finance Pt.l Trust Funds
100-812, Long-Term Status of the Social Security Finance Pt.2 Trust Funds (Field hearing held in New York, NY)
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100-813 Proposed Fiscal Year 1989 Budget Request Energy and Natural Resources (Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management)
100-814 Proposed Fiscal Year 1989 Budget Request Energy and Natural Resources (Department of the Interior)
100-815 U.S. -Canadian Free Trade Agreement Commerce, Science, and Transportation
100-816 Global Change Research Commerce, Science, and Transportation (S. 2614)
100-817 Medicaid Home and Community Quality Finance Services Act of 1987 (S. 1673)
100-818 Competitive Issues in the Cable Television Judiciary Industry
100-819 Health Professions Reauthorization Act Labor and Human Resources of 1988 (S. 2229)
100-820 OSHA Standards and the L' Ambiance Plaza, Labor and Human Resources Connecticut, Building Collapse
100-821 AIDS Treatment Research and Approval Labor and Human Resources
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100-72 Legislative Calendar No. 1 Labor and Human Resources (January 22, 1988)
1 (V\ 7C 1UU-/3 Legislative uaienaar no. i Environment and Public Works (December 31, 1987)
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100-130 Commercialization of Federally Funded RAD: Commerce Science, and Transportation A Guide to Technology Transfer from Federal Laboratories
100-131 Not yet authorized for printing
100-132 Not yet authorized for printing
100-133 Medicare's New Prescription Drug Coverage: Aging A Major Step Forward, But Big Problems Still Exist
100-134 Medicare Physician Reimbursement: Aging Issues and Options
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Spring 1989 Depository Library Council Meeting 1 Instructions Binder Insert 1 Members, Depository Library Council (Revised List).. 3 Recommendations, Depository Library Council Meeting,
Rosslyn, VA , October 14, 1988 5 Council Voting Record, October 1988 11 Readers Exchange: Connors 13 Whatever Happened to ...? 1988-18 14 Update to the List of Classes, 1988-33 15 Update to the List of Classes, 1988-34 15 List of U.S. Senate Publications 18
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