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Compiled by Kathy A State & Local Documents Bibliography 1991 – 1992 – 1993 Compiled by Kathy A. Parsons, Reference Department, Parks Library, Iowa State University for the meetings of the GODORT State and Local Documents Task Force. Contributions by Margaret T. Lane and Atifa R. Rawan. January 1991 Archibeque, Orlando. "Improving Access to Local Government Information." Colorado Libraries 15:2 (June 1989): 19-21. Baber, Carolyn D. "Recent Literature on Government Information." Government Publications Review 16:5 (September/October 1989): 495-506. Balachandran, M. and Balachandran, S., eds. State and Local Statistics Source, 1990-1991: A Subject Guide to Statistical Data on State, Cities, and Locales. New York: Gale Research, 1990. 1124 p. Batson, Donald W. "State Government Publications: Selection, Acquisition, and Reference Service." RQ 29:4 (Summer 1990); 554-559. Blakey, Jane. "Tennessee State Documents: A Core List." Tennessee Librarian 41:4 (Fall 1989): 35-38. Brown, Allan F., and Stwalley, Louise. "Colorado Bookshelf." Colorado Libraries 15:2 (June 1989): 16- 18. Chiang, W.-S. S. "Louisiana Legal Research: An Introduction." LLA Bulletin 52 (Summer 1989): 13-23. Condren, Jan. "Notable Tennessee Documents." Tennessee Librarian 41:1 (Winter 1989): 12-14. Condren, Jan. "Notable Tennessee Documents." Tennessee Librarian 41:4 (Fall 1989): 31-33. Crestman, Mary. "MLA GODORT: 1978-1989." Mississippi Libraries 53:2 (Summer 1989): 36. Douglas, Marilyn E. "Coalition for Progress: The New York State Library and State Agency Libraries." Special Libraries 80:2 (Spring 1989): 101-106. Finley, John D. "The Missouri State Documents Program." Show-Me Libraries 41:4 (Summer 1990): 17- 19. Florida. Legislature. Joint Committee on Information Technology Resources. Florida's Information Policy: Problems and Issues in the Information Age. Tallahassee, FL: The Legislature, April 1989. Georgia Doclist. Athens, GA: University of Georgia Libraries. V. 1- ; 1990- . (Replaces ceased title: Checklist of Official Publications of the State of Georgia.) Governing. Washington, DC: Congressional Quarterly, Inc. V. 1- ; 1987- . Monthly. Harris, R. R. "Kentucky Statutes and Regulations: A Basic Roadmap." Kentucky Libraries 53 (Summer 1989): 14-19 Top of Document 2 Hitchcock, Eloise. "Materials Used in the Research of State History: A Citation Analysis of the 1986 Tennessee Historical Quarterly." Collection Building 10:1/2 (1990): 52-54. Hsieh, S.-M. and others. "Municipal Documents Collection." Unabashed Librarian no. 71 (1989): 23-24. Hurst, Susan J. and Forker, Olan D. Annotated Bibliography of Generic Commodity Promotion Research. Ithaca, NY: Dept. of Agricultural Economics, Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, [1989]. 27 p. Kinney, G. "Federal Land Records in State Repositories: The Experience in the Old Northwest." American Archivist 52 (Spring 1989): 153-164. Kirby, Diana Gonzales. "Using a Bibliographic Database Management System to Improve Access to State Government Posters." Library Software Review 9:1 (January/February 1990): 10-13. Levin, Marc A. "Local Publications." Government Publications Review 17:6 (November/December 1990): 533-538. MacArthur, Marit S. "Statistical Data on Colorado State Publications." Colorado Libraries 15:2 (June 1989): 22-24. "Mississippi: Notable Documents List 1989." Mississippi Libraries 54:2 (Summer 1990): 46-48. Missouri. Secretary of State. Publication Manual: A Summary of Books , Pamphlets and Forms Published and Distributed by the Secretary of State's Office. Jefferson City, MO: The Secretary, 1990. 11 p. Mitchell, Michael L. State Depository Programs: The Acquisition and Distribution of Publications. Master's Thesis, University of Hawaii, 1989. 24 p. Moore, G. G. "Looking for Answers in All the Right State Documents." LLA Bulletin 52 (Winter 1990): 111-114. New York. State Library. Interagency Information Group. Directory of Librarians in State Government Service. Albany, NY: The Library, [1989]. 19 p. North Carolina. Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources. North Carolina Geological Survey Publication List, July 1990. Raleigh, NC: The Department, 1990. 12 p. Parish, David W. "State Publications." Government Publications Review 17:6 (November/December 1990): 521-532. Rice-Jones, Judith. "Colorado Depository Libraries." Colorado Libraries 15:2 (June 1989): 32-36. Sulzer, Jack. "Regional, State, and Local News." Government Publications Review 17:4 (July/August 1990): 381-385. Sulzer, Jack. "Regional, State, and Local News." Government Publications Review 17:6 (November/December 1990): 645-651. Wagner, Barbara L. "Colorado State Publications Program." Colorado Libraries 15:2 (June 1989): 15. Top of Document 3 Zabel, D. "The Informational Value, Accessibility, and Collection of Regional Planning Publications." Public Library Quarterly 9:4 (1989): 39-46. June 1991 Burckel, N. C., "The National Historical Publications and Records Commission State Assessment Reports in Historical Perspective [Presented at the 1987 Midwest Archives Conference Fall Meeting]. Midwestern Archivist 14:2 (1989): 71-78. Ham, F. G., "Documenting America: Observations on Implementation [How the NHPRC's State Assessment Reports Might be Transformed into Planning Documents; Presented at the 1987 Midwest Archives Conference Fall Meeting]. Midwestern Archivist 14:2 (1989): 83-91. Holbrook, J. M. and Holbrook, D., "From Town Safe to Your Shelf: The Original Massachusetts Vital Records." Microform Review 19 (Winter 1990): 31-34. Houpt, James E. Access to Electronic Records: A Guide to Reporting on State and Local Government in the Computer Age. Washington, D.C.: Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, 1990. 29p. Kinney, G. "Federal Land Records in State Repositories: The Experience in the Old Northwest [First Recipient of the Theodore Calvin Pease Award]. The American Archivists 52 (Spring 1989): 153-164. Erratum. 52 (Summer 1989): [425]. Mitchell, Robert, and Rawan, Atifa R. Guide to the Legal Documents of the United States, Arizona, and the United Nations. August 1980. Tucson, AZ: Government Documents Department, University of Arizona Library, 1980. 19p. Newborg, G. G., "North Dakota's Forgotten Heritage Dimly Remembered [Value of the State Assessment Reports; Presented at the 1987 Midwest Archives Conference Fall Meeting]. Midwestern Archivist 14:2 (1989): 79-82. Plesser, Ronald L. and Cividanes, Emilio W. Information Industry Association's Government Information Access Principles for State and Local Information: An Analysis. Revised Draft. Washington, D.C.:Information Industry Association, 1991. 33p. Unpublished Paper. Rawan, Atifa R. and Furuta, Kenneth. Arizona Statistical Sources: A Guide. Revised December 1989. Tucson, AZ: Government Documents Department, University of Arizona Library, 1989. 32p. Rawan, Atifa R. and Furuta, Kenneth. Arizona Directories, Guidebooks and Manuals. Revised March 1990. Tucson, AZ: Government Documents Department, University of Arizona Library, 1990. 19p. Smith. G.V. "Alaska State Library Legislative Priorities." Sourdough 27 (Winter 1990): 6-7. "State Assessment Reports Fact Sheet: National Historical Publications and Records Commission." Midwestern Archivist 14:2 (1989): 63-69. Weaver, B. 'What on Earth is a State Library? Issues in State Library Management." Wilson Library Bulletin 65 (October 1990): 28-30. Top of Document 4 January 1992 "Access to Publications of the California Legislature." California State Library Foundation Bulletin no. 32 (July 1990): 30. Blunt, R. D., "The Missouri State Archives; New Initiatives for the Nineties." Show-Me Libraries 42 (Fall 1990): 3-5. Brophy, K. J., "Decades on Tap." Inform 5 (May 1991): 40+. Brophy, K. J., "Land of 10,000 Applications." Inform 4 (November/December 1990): 18-21+. Burke, R., Fisher, J., and Steele, D., "Arizona's State Documents." Arizona Libraries 4 (Spring 1990): 16- 17. Caudle, S. L., "Managing Information Resources in State Government." Public Administration Review 50:5 (1990): 515-524. Cotter, M., "Core Collection of North Carolina State Documents." North Carolina Libraries 48 (Summer 1990): 95-97. Emery, R. A., "Access to Local Laws and Codes." Bookmark 48 (Summer 1990):274-275. Gardner, R. L. and others., "Official State Lists of Endangered, Threatened, or Rare Species." Reference Services Review 19:1 (1991): 23-38+. Hellebust, L. State Legislative Sourcebook: A Resource Guide to Legislative Information in the Fifty States. Topeka, KS: Government Research Service, 1986- . Annual. Huxley, C. F., "Saving Our Vanishing Past." Bookmark 48 (Spring 1990): 186-187. Kaebnick, G. E., "The Goods Deeds of Williams County [ND]." Inform 5 (May 1991): 45-46+. Kremer, G. R., "The Missouri State Archives: A Resource for Exploring Family and Community History." Show-Me Libraries 41 (Summer 1990): 6-8. Legendre, S., "Legal Literature and Information Services from the New York State Library." Bookmark 48 (Summer 1990): 267-273. Llewellyn, R. D. A History of Public Access to North Carolina State Government Documents; The Early Years. Master's Thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 1990. 51p. Montgomery, S. S. The Publications of Historical Publications Section of the Division of Archives and History of North Carolina with Emphasis on America's 400th Series. Master's Thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 1989. 22p. Murdock, J. L., "Agricultural Commodity Statistics: Selected Texas State Government Publications." Texas Library Journal 66 (Fall 1990): 94-96. "NC Passes Permanent Paper Law; Future Documents to be Printed
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