An Interlibrary Loan Service for Kansas Public Libraries in Fiscal Year 1972

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TITLE Kansas Interlibrary Loan Study. INSTITUTION Kansas State Library, Topeka. PUB DATE 70 NOTE 327p.

EDRS PRICE EDRS Price MF-$0.65 HC-$13.16 DESCRIPTORS Financial Support, *Interlibrary Loans, *Library Networks, *Library Services, *Public Libraries, State Programs IDENTIFIERS *Kansas

ABSTRACT This study was made to investigate new dimensions for a statewide interlibrary loan service and the means for financing an interlibrary loan service for Kansas public Libraries in fiscal year 1972. Some new dimensions considered worthy of investigation were: (1) inclusion of some system library headquarters as suppliers to a state interlibrary loan network, (2) investigation of American Library Association model interlibrary loan code, (3) study of the availability cf resources for interlibrary loan service, (4) experimentation with out-of-state networks,(5) experimentation with use of union list of serials for going directly to source for serial requests, (6) analysis of costs of interlibrary loan service, (7) analysis cf location of supplying interlibrary loan agencies on an interlibrary loan circuit and (8)study of types of materials requested on a network and the amount of duplication among the requests. These dimensions were explored by investigating the following aspects of the Interlibrary Loan Program for FY 1971: (1) placement of members on network based on availability of materials, time and staffing factors, (2) policy and procedure for acquiring serials directly from identified sources on the network, and (3) assessment of units interlibrary loan capability. The bulk of this study is presented in tables. (NH) U S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECES SARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU CATION POSITION OR POLICY

1 CO N- TABLE OF CONTENTS

CD Preface CM 14.11 Introduction 1

Conclusions and Recommendations 5

Table I - Ownership by Item, Agency, and Type of Materials 7

Table IIa - Summary of Items Owned by Number of Owners 61

Table lib - Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week and Type of Agency 63

Table IIc - Number of Owners Per Item 91

Table III - Analysis by Agency of Located Items Owned and Not Owned 144

Table IV - Analysis and Summary by Agency of Items Owned, Not

Owned, Owned But Out, and Owned But Not Circulating . . . 155

Table V - Summary By Items Owned, Not Owned, and Type of Materials 168

Table VIa - Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned - Partial Summary 172

Table VIb - Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned 175

Table VIIa - Circuit Expansion Study - Summary 204

Table VIIb - Circuit Expansion Study 205

Table VIIc - Circuit Expansion Study - Time of Rela'r 207

Addendum I - Consultant's Report 20g

Addendum II - Memorandum on Interlibrary Loan Study- "Availability" Study 216

Addendum III - Memorandum on Interlibrary Loan Study- Trial Runs, Expanded Network Study 222

Addendum IV - Kansas Information Circuit 229

Appendix I - Availability Study 284

Appendix II - Intrasystem Searching 291

Appendix III - System Interlibrary Loan Reports 299 PREFACE

In the Spring of 1970, the State Librarian formed the State Librarian's Interlibrary Loan Committee for the purposes of investigating new dimensions for a statewide interlibrary loan service, and means for financing an interlibrary loan service for Kansas public libraries in FY 1972. The material included in this study was compiled to meet this purpose.

Appreciation is expressed to Miss Marjorie Pomeroy, consultant; to the administrators of the fourteen libraries involved in the studies; to the Interlibrary loan staffs of these libraries, without whose gracious cooperation the studies could not have been conducted; and to Mr. Allen Gardiner of the interlibrary loan staff at the headquarters (Topeka Public Library) for his assistance to the consultant explaining the operation of the Kansas Information Circuit and in collecting the data.

Also, appreciation is expressed to Miss Marjorie Reed, Miss Lucile Wagner, and Mr. Duane Johnson for the reports included in the appendices; to the State Library Staff - Miss Claire Vincent, Mrs. Freda Dobbins, Miss Rita Gatz - for the time spent in preparing the study; and to the Central Kansas Library System in providing the funds for the consultant.

3 INTRODUCTION

The Kansas State Library funded the first interlibrary loan network in Kansas in 1965 under Title I of the Library Services and Construction Act.The state agency contracted with the six largest public libraries in Kansas: Johnson County, Wichita,,Hutchinson, Salina, Kansas City, and Topeka, to perform interlibrary loan services for approximately 250 public libraries. This network, known as the Kansas Infor- mation Circuit (KIC), began operation on September 27, 1965.

In 1966, the State Library granted LSCA funds to seven regions which covered the entire state for the purpose of planning for public library systems; under the grant each area established a teletype interlibrary loan center which filled requests for the region and transmitted unfilled requests to the Kansas Information Circuit headquarters. All seven areas are now legally designated regional systems of cooperating libraries and perform regional interlibrary loan services.

Topeka Public Library was designated the Kansas Infor- mation Circuit headquarters. When the systems' unfilled requests (only requests for specific books were handled - no reference requests) arrived at the headquarters, as many as possible were filled by the headquarters library. The unfilled requests were compiled into one list and placed on a conference TWX call to the other five libraries. Each of the libraries searched the list for on-the-shelf availability. The order of search each day, after Topeka, was: Johnson County, Wichita, Hutchinson, Salina, and Kansas City. Johnson County was the first to search, and therefore, mailed every-

thing on the list it had available for loan.Wichita then. . supplied those items which it had available for loan and which had not been supplied by Johnson County. Wichita then reported to Hutchinson those items being mailed by Johnson County and Wichita. Then Hutchinson supplied those items .i.7!:ich it could and so on down the searching order until Kansas City. Kansas City then reported to Topeka the items being mailed by the entire Circuit. For those items not supplied by the Circuit, Topeka notified the system's interlibrary loan center so it in turn could notify the patron.

On April 1, 1967, the Kansas State Library began to serve as a resource agency. Kansas State University agreed to serve as an additional resource library on June 7, 1967, un a no-cost, reciprocal basis. and continued to do so until September 1, 1969. The University of Kansas became the third resource library for the Circuit on May 1, 1969.

From its inception until early 1970, the Circuit has been administered by the State Librarian and the Kansas Information Circuit Council, originally consisting of the administrators - 2 - of the six participating public libraries on the Circuit. As additional resource libraries came onto the Circuit and as regional library systems developed, the administrators of these agencies became membersof the Council. The Council acted to advise on the establishment of policies and procedures for the Kansas Information Circuit.

Since the federally funded demonstration period for the Circuit was drawing to a close, the State Librarian, on March 6, 1970, called a meeting of the administrators of the six KIC libraries, the seven regional library systems, Kansas State University and the University of Kansas.A one-year extension to end on June 30, 1971, of the federal demonstration was grant- 'ed. based on the agreement of the administrators that the Cir- cuit be expanded, and that the year be used to plan for the funding of the Circuit from sources other than federal, and that new dimensions for service and techniques for evaluation be developed for the Circuit. From this meeting, the Inter- library Loan Committee was formed.

The purpose of the State Librarian's Interlibrary Loan Committee is to investigate new dimensions for a statewide interlibrary loan service and means for financing an interlibrary loan service for Kansas public libraries in FY 1972.

The subsequent investigations, analyses and experimen- tations were conducted for this purpose. It was agreed that new dimensions worthy for investigation were:

1. Inclusion of some sysFem library headquarters as suppliers to a state interlibrary loan network. 2. Investigation of American Library Association model interlibrary loan Code. 3. Study of the availability of resources for interlibrary loan service. 4. Experimentation with out-of-state networks. 5. Experimentation with use of union list of serials for going directly to source for serial requests. 6. Analysis of costs of interlibrary loan service. 7. Analysis of location of supplying interlibrary loan agencies on an interlibrary loan circuit. 8. Study of types of materials requested on a network and the amount of duplication among the requests.

In order to investigate these dimensions the Interlibrary Loan Committee endorsed.the need for employing a consultant. The consultant's duties were defined as investigation and planning of the following aspects of the Interlibrary Loan Program for FY 1971: -:3-

1. FY 1971 placement of members on network based upon availability of materials, time and staffing factors. 2. Policy and procedure for acquiring serials directly from identified sources on the network. 3. Assessment of units interlibrary loan capability.

Central Kansas Library System agreed to finance the consultant, Miss Marjorie Pomeroy of the Northwest Kansas Library System, was employed to do the study.

In May, Miss Pomeroy chose two weeks (ten days) of Kansas Infor- mation Circuit daily request lists to be checked by fourteen agencies (Johnson County Public Library, Wichita Public Library, Hutchinson Public Library, Salina Public Library, Kansas City Public Library, Topeka Public Library, Kansas State Library, University of Kansas (Watson Library), Kansas State University (Farrell Library), Central Kansas Library System (Great Bend), North Central Kansas Library System (Manhattan),. Southeast Kansas Library System (Iola), South- west Kansas Library System (Dodge City), and Northwest Kansas Li- brary System (Hoxie). The daily request lists were checked for ownership and on-the-shelf availability. The first wEek chosen for the study was May 18-22, 1970. This week's lists were checked May 18-22 by the agencies then on the Kansas Information Cir- cuit (the first six agencies listed above); while the non-KIC agencies checked the lists during the following week, May 25-29, 1970. The non-KIC agencies checked the lists on corresponding days - checking Monday, May 1E on Monday, M..y 25; Tuesday, May 19 on Tuesday, May 26, etc. February 16-20, 1970, was the second week chosen for the study. This week's lists were checked June 8-12, 1970, by all fourteen agencies. Once more the lists were checked on the corresponding days - Monday, February 16 was checked on Monday, June 8; Tuesday, February 17, was checked on Tuesday, June 9, etc.

Miss Pomeroy designed Tables I-- VII for the tabulation of this data. She partially tabulated the data for the week of May 18-22, 1970, and Monday, February 16, 1970. During this time she chose to study the data for more information than was outlined in the duties of the consultant.

Using the ownership information from the May week and availability information from Monday, February 16, 1970, Miss Pomeroy reported her conclusions to the Interlibrary Loan Committee in late June. From this report, the order of searching was established for the start of FY 1971. The report also included the method of'requesting periodicals and/or photocopies to be used for the start of FY 1971. (See Addendum I for copy of this report.)

During June, twu experiments with the placement of units on the network were conducted. For these experiments the network - consisting then of the six public libraries, the Kansas State Li- brary, and the University of Kansas Library - was expanded to include four additional agencies. (See Table VII for the summary of the experiments.) These experiments were conducted during the weeks of June 1 -5, and June 15-19, 1970. - 4 -

The middle of August the data arrived at the Kansas State Library after Mr. Stephens, State Librarian, offered the State Library Staff's help in tabulating the data. After the State Library Staff started the tabulation, they found mistakes in the partial tabulation of the May week and of Monday, February 16, 1970. The May lists, possibly due to the fact the KIC agencies used the work sheets they had used when doing the actual KIC lists, had inaccuracies on those items that were "owned-but-out" (OBD) and "owned-but-not-circulating" (OBNC). When tabulating the data. the State Library Staff recorded the information exactly as the agencies sent it to Miss Pomeroy, although realizing there, were inaccuracies. The State Library Staff was never able to completely identify the inaccuracies. Therefore, the State Li- brary Staff checked the tabulation for the May week and made the corrections they found necessary. Thus, all tabulation was done or verified by the State Library staff.

Several tables were slightly modified by the State Library Staff - such as changimf. the order of the columns or in one table adding more infornation to make the table more explanatory; however, the basic idea of each table was left the way Miss Pom- eroy had designed it.

In September, Miss Pomeroy notified the State Library that she could not write the narrative to accompany the tables. Due to previous public commitments, the State Library Staff was not able to immediately complete the study.

The State Library Staff, in writing the explanation for each table has tried to give the purpose of the table, if the Staff was sure of Miss Pomeroy's intent. Where the Staff was uncertain, this is noted in the explanation.

Appendices I - II were designed by the State Library Staff using the data collected by Miss Pomeroy.The "Availability Study" was designed to show the actual "on-the-shelf" availability of each agency. The State Library Staff felt that this table was one the Interlibrary Loan Committee had desired.

The second table, Intrasystem Searching, shows the effect intrasystem interlibrary loan networks would have on the Kansas Information Circuit. This table was included since the Inter- library Loan Committee had shown interest in studying the possi- bilities of such networks.

Appendix III consists of special reports submitted to the interlibrary loan committee by the administrators of three regional library systems. These reports are included in this study as additional data pertinent to statewide resource development.

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CONCLUSIONS AND RDOMMENDATIONS

1. The three aspects of the interlibrary loan program for FY 1971 to be studied were:

a) FY 1971 placement of members on network based upon availability of materials, time, and staffing factors.

Ownership by an agency does not always mean the agency has the material for interlibrary loans availability is the key to a successful interlibrary loan program. For example: Topeka owned 48.65% of the items on the lists for the week of February 16-20, 1970, but had 24.83% actually available for interlibrary, loan.

Arrangement of libraries on theinterlibrary loan circuit should be as follows - based on the availability of materials:

1. Kansas State University 8.Salina Public Library 2. University of Kansas 9.Johnson County Library 3. Southeast Kansas Library System 10.North Central Kansas Lib. System 4. Hutchinson Public Library 11.Kansas State Library 5. Topeka Public Library 12.Southwest Kansas Library System 6. Wichita Public Library 13.Central Kansas Library System 7. Kansas City Public Library 14.Northwest Kansas Library System

However, in order to have the two universities serving in the first two positions, methods of financing their participation at this level must be found and initiated.

b) Policy and procedure for acquiring serials directly from identified sources on the network.

The consultant recommended the requesting agency's periodical requests be sent to the Kansas Information Circuit headquarters with,a notation of owners as indicated in the Kansas Union List of Serials or the LmlasEt212f121-711t212121.2212I, The headquarters library then will select the owning agency to fill the request and will forward the request to that owning agency.

c) Assessment of units interlibrary loan capability.

An agency's interlibrary loan capability can be determined by checking availability as they coincide.

2. Libraries with the lower percentages of availability (capability of supplying materials) should be analyzed in relationship to the cost of their being a supplier prior to FY 1972. Such analysis should guide the Interlibrary Loan Committee in deciding the worthiness in continuing these agencies on the Circuit.

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3. Intrasystem interlibrary loan searching is worthy of investigation. The Kansas Information Circuit would receive 35% less requests if intrasystem interlibrary loan networks were operating in all systems. Therefore, it is recommended that each system which is not now utilizing intrasystem interlibrary loan searching, conduct studies of ownership, availability, personnel, etc., among the major resource libraries within the system. Such studies would indicate those agencies which could be included in an intrasystem interlibrary loan network.

). Of the located items on the lists for the weeks of February 16-20, 1970, and May 18-22, 1970, 29.28% had single or two owners. The other 70.72% had three or more owners. The studies conducted by three of the systems show that the items requested from within a system are seldom duplications. Therefore, any financial assistance to the supplying libraries for purchase of materials - whether the funds are federal, state, or regional - should be carefully coordinated to prevent unnecessary duplication of materials.

5. The most requested subjects that are located on the Circuit are the materials in the 900's and the 300's. The main areas in the 900's are General Biography, General History of North America, General Geography, and General History of Modern Europe. In the 3001s the main areas az.e Sociology4, Education, Political Science, and Lconomics. Any statewide resource purchasing grant should be responsive to these subject areas. The Interlibrary Loan Committee should check the strengths ri these subject areas in the various libraries and then build on these strengths with the resource funds. -7

Table I

OWNERSHIP BY ITEM; AGENCY, AND TYPE OF MATERIALS

In order to gather the data for this table, each agency was

asked to make a catalog search of ten KIC lists, those for the week February 16-20, and May 18-22, 1970. Each agency indicated

ownership of items by marking the call number beside each item

they own on each KIC list. In addition, each agency was asked

to make a shelf search of those items they own and to indicate

those which are owned-but-out (OBO) and/or owned-but-not-circulating

(OBNC).

The results of these searches for each agency are shown on

the following tables, there being one table for each of the ten

KIC lists. The tables are arranged by the type of material (non-

fiction, fiction and photocopies); and the corresponding item numbers from the KIC lists. Those items which are juvenile or

young adult are so indicated with a "J" or a "Y".

Items owned by each agency are indicated by an X under the

appropriate item number.If the item was OBO, a plus (+) is

added by the X; if the item was OBNC, an asterisk (*) is added by

the X. Fit the end of each table, the total items owned, OBO,

and OBNC are given for each agency.

At the bottom of the tables, the total owners for each item

are given. Those items which were either OBO or OBNC at all owning

agencies, and therefore, were not supplied, are so indicated at the

bottom of each table. (An asterisk (*) at the bottom indicates that

all owning agencies recorded these items as OBNC, and, therefore,

the item could never be supplied; a plus (+) at the bottom indicates

10 - 8 - Table that at least one of the owning agencies recorded the item OBO, and therefore, the item could have been supplied at a later date).

The data resulting from this study show:

1. The total number of items on each KIC list which are owned, OBO, and OBNC at each agency;

2. The total number of owners of the located items on each KIC list;

3. The items on each KIC list which could not be supplied because they were either OBO or OBNC at all owning agencies. MEM 111131111111111311111 IIN EMI 111111"1111111111111111 . 11111111111111111111111111 MIMI -1111111111111111111111 Mil 1111111111111111111115111111111111111 111"1119111111111111111111111111111=111 11131111111111111111111111111111111 1111311111111111MERMAIIMIN F,IMME101111111111111111111111111 IMRE 111111111111:1111 II 1E1111111111111 ME= a EIMENINE1111111111 NM 111111111911111MEIENIMMIN EIMEEINIMINIMINIMMINI RE MIN= III -E111111 MN ERN= MIME= 1111111111111111111 EINE= MEM 11111111 CIENSEIMME1111111 MIMI EINIMINIMMEll MIMI 11111111111111E111111111111111111 . °cc EMENEEIME111111 ME EWEN MEM= IIEIMIIIIIM ICIEIII IMI ISECEIMMENCINIUMMIN -I I SOIN MIMI MIMI= I I lit IMMO =OM 1 I

AD ListMonday. //1030 February ( 158 items)16, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit --, Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Table I Agency 45 46 47 48 49 52 , 53 54 57 58 Item Number 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 75 76 J 78 79 2.1. Wichita JCPL X+ X X X+ X+X XX XX XX+ X+X i1 3. Hutchinson X X+ _, v i- X X+ X _ X 5.4. KansasSalina City X X+ X X X X X+ XX X X X X X+ XX+ X, X 7.6. State Topeka LibrarL., X X+ X X+ X XX X+ X X X X X X X+ X+ X X+ XX+ X+ 9.8. KSU KU , X X X X+ X XX XX X+ X+ X X XX+ X X*X+ X nX+ X X 11.10. NCKLCKLS X+ X X+XX+ X X X+ X+ X 14.13.12. SWKLSSEKLSNWKLS X X X XX+ X X+X X XX X Total Owners 6. 7 2 6 4 3 8 2 7 6 1 5 6 8 6 1 5 1 3 Items OBNC at AllOf Items 4 2 10 2 I 4 2 SuppliedAgencies,Items OBO, Not Not . + + Supplied , I I I 1 ' ListMonday, #1030 February (158 items) 16, 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Nonfiction . Item Number Agency1. JCPL. 80 XJ 84 85 88 89 91 93 96 X+97 98 X99 100 101 103 104 105 106 107 109 110 112 115 , 117 118 X+ 119 X+ 120 121 4.2.3. WichitaSalina Hutchinson X X XX+ X X+ X X X+ X X+ X+ XX+ X X XX+ X+X X+XX+ X 7.6.5. State TopekaKansas Library City X X X X*X X X+ X* X X X* XX X X X X X*X* X* X+ 9.8. KUKSU X X X , X X+ X+ X X X X* * X X* XXi- 11.10. CKLSNCKL X X X X X X X X X* XX+ 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSEKLS X X+ X+ Total Owners Of Items 3 1 2 4 5 9 3 2 7 7 7 3 1 1 1 7 8 4 6 3 4 7 1 8 13 4 2 -, Su..liedAgencies,Items OBNC Not at All # t SuppliedItems 080, Not 1, I I Monday.List #1030 February (158 16,items) 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency 122 monfictIon 123 125 126 127 128 129,130 131 132 133 135 136 141 145 Item Number 146 147 148 149 150 152 153 154 156 157 3.2.1. Hutchinson JCPL Wichita X X+ X X X+ X X* 6.5.4. Topeka KansasSalina City X X* X x+ X X* X X+ X * X+ X X+ 8.7 KU State Library X X* * X + XX+ X+ X X* X X X X+ X 11. NCKL X+ X+ X * X+ X+ 14.12.13. SEKLSNWKLS SWKLS X+ Total Owners - Items OBNC at AllOf Items 7 11 3 6 4 1 11 3 3 9 * 2 2 2 2 8 4 2 8 8 9 1 3 SuppliedAgencies,Items 080, Not Not II 111111111111111IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMOEIIIIIUIUIIMIIMNIIIIIIMIIIIUIIIIIIIII11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 MUNEMEM 1111111111111 i IMMIINIIIIUEIIUIIIIMIIWI 11111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111NEE IWIIIIIIIIIE IIIIIMMIIIIUIIMUIIIMIMIIIMIIIIIIIIE 1111111111111111111UNIUMMIIIIII111U11111111111111111M111MEE. 111111111111111 11111111111111 11111111111111111111111NIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111NBEM ME NM MINN 111111111111111111111E 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111N11 181111111111111M11 1111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111 i 111111111111101111MEMT9T 1111111111111111- IMMO 6S-T 1111111611111111111111111111111111111111111N1111176 Z6 0S- 6£ 11111111111111111111111111 oZ I Iiiiii 1111161 11111111111UMEMINIMINEEMillIMO NW kir likl NMI . I ME MI 111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIINMIM 111111111111111111111111111 IMIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIII MEIN 1111111111111111111111111I 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 MEIN 111111111111111111111III 1111111111 1111111111111111111111 It 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111M1asME . MN 1111111111111111amIIIIIII IMO 1111110111111111111M11111

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I . I Tuesday, February 17, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1031 (244 items) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number Table Agency1. JCPL X 1 X+2 3 X+4 6 13 14 15 16 X+17 X+18 19 X+ 20 21 23 X+ 24 26 X+ 28 30 X+ 31 X X+32 X33 34 35 36 3.2. HutchinsonWichita X X+X X+X X X+ X X+X XX+ X+X XX X+ X+ X+X X X 5.4. KansasSalina City X*X X 11 X XX+ X X X X+ X X+ XX+ XX* X X X XX+. X*X X* X+X X 6. Topeka X+ X+ X+ X X* X+ X+ X X ' X+ X+ X+ X* X+ X+ X X 8.7. KUState Library' X+ X X X X X X XX+ X X X* 10. CKLS KSU 1 11111111 111111111111 X X+ X X X X 12.11. SEKLSNCKL XX+ X X XX+ X+ X XX+ X+ XX+ 9. XX+11 XX+ X X XX 14.13. NWKLS SWKLS X X+X Ill X XX+ X X X+ TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items III 1 7 10 1 2 3 3 8 7 13 4 9 4 1 Ill 6 9 1111 8 SuppliedItemsAgencies, OBO, NotNot * * Ill 1 I ListTuesday. #1031 February (244 items) 17, 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency 40 Nonfiction 48 49 50 52 56 57 58 59 60 Item Number 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 69 70 72 73,75 76 77 78 79 80 2.1. WichitaJCPL X'X+ X X X 4.3. HutchinsonSalina X X x X+ X XX+ X Xx x X XX+ Xx xX+ X+ 7.6.5. State KansasTopeka Library Cit X X X X+ Xx xX* X Xx Xx X+X* X* 10. CKLS9.8. KUKSU XX X + , * X X+ X+ X * * X X X* X+X* 13.12.11. SWKLSSEKLSNCKL X Total14. Owners NWKLS Agencies,Items OBNC Not at AllOf Items 2 3 4 2 3 6 1 8 8 2 10 3 1 1 6 7 4 6 2 - SuppliedSuppliedItems OBO, Not + + ListTuesday, #1031 February (244 items) 17. 1970 Nonfiction Ownership by item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency1. JCPL 81 82 83 84 85 86 X+87 88 89 93 Item Number X94 95 X96 X97 100 101 X10' X105 106 X+107 108 109 110 111 115 116 117 3.2. HutchinsonWichita ** X+ X+ X+ X+ 5.4. KansasSalina City X* X+ X+ X X X X X* 7.6. State.Topeka Library X+ X X X X+X X+ X X X+ X+ X X X+ X* X X X+ X+X X* 10. CKLS9.8. Kit?KU III * X+ X+ X X X* X X X 12.11. SEKLSNCKL XX+ X X 1 X X 13. SWKLS . X Total14. NWKLSOwners Items OBNC at AllOf Items 1 1 2 2 1 9 9 2 2 5 2 12 12 2 6 5 9 111 * 1 2 3 2 4 13 4 SuppliedAgencies,Items OBO, Not Not + + List.Tuesday, #1031 February(244 items) 17, 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency 118 119 120 121 122 123 125 126 127.136.137 Item Number 140 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 154 155 156 157 158 4 3.2.1. HutchinsonJCPLWichita XX+ X+X XX+ X X X+ X+ XX+ XX+X XX*X XX+ X+X X X 4. Salina X X X 1 X X X X 6.5. TopekaKansas City XX X X X X* XX+ X+ X X X X X+ X* 1 X+X* X+X+ XX X X+ 1 XX 7. State Library X _._ X X X X 9.8. KSUKU X+X+ X X X X X X X X XX X X+X* X X*X XX+ X XX+ X+X XX+ X+ 11.10. CKLSNCKL X+ X+ X X X XX+ X X* X+ XX+v.-. X+ 4 X+X X 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSEKLS X X X X Total Owners Of Items 8 10 6 1 4 3 4 3 2 1 2 9 2 2 4 1 2 1 12 9 7 10 12 8 8 8 2 Agencies,SuppliedItems OBNCNot at All SuppliedItems OBO, Not + + 1 Tuesday, February 17, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1031 (244 items) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number Table I Agency1. JCPL X*159 X*160 161 163 167 X 168 169 X 170 X 171 172 173 174 175 17o X J 177 178 X 179 181 182 X+ 183 185 187).88 190 191).92 193 4.3.2. SalinaHutchinsonWichita X X X X+ X X X+ X+ X+ 5. Kansas City * X* X X+ X+ + X X+ X+ X X+ 8.7.6. KUTopekaState Library X X+X X X+ X X X* X XXi X X+ X+ X 10. CKLS9. KSU XX X X XX+ X + X ,+ X X* X X+ X X 11.12. NCKL SWKLS X X L X . 14.13. SWKLSNWKLS X . TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items 4 3 1 1 13 3 10 8 1 3 4 2 3 3 3 6 2. 8 7 3 6 4 7 2 3 4 SuppliedAgencies,Items 080, Not Not ListTuesday, #1031 February (244 items) 17, 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency 194 197 198 202 203Nonfiction 205 Item Number 215 217 218 219,220 224 226 228 231 233 234 23'A 238 239 2.1. JCPLWichita ill X X+ X 11/Ie09 1111111111111111'14X+ X* X X+X X+ X+ X X X+ X* X X X 4.3. SalinaHutchinson III X 1111 III X+ X X I X+X IIIIll XX+ X+ X X X X X X 1, 5. Kansas Cit 1i 1111 1111 X 1111 X+ X X 7.6. TopekaState Library 1111 III X X 1111 X+ X+ III X+ X+X* X X+ X X X+ 9.8. KSUKU 1111 X /III X+ X* XX+ X X X* X+ * X*X X X 11.10. NCKLCKLS 11111111111111 Mal X X X+X + X+ X+x+ X+ X X X 14.13.12. SWKLSNWKLSSEKLS 1111 X III X X X+ III Total Owners Of Items 3 2 3 3 4 9 5 1 1 8 7 8 mom 10 6 4 5 3 _ 2 3 4 10 5 9 3 3 10 Agencies,Items OBNC Net at All SuppliedItemsSu.plied OBO, Not mom momma iffirm. miaow Tuesday,List #1O February 17, 1970 (244 items) Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency 242 Nonfiction 243 8Fiction 9 10 11 12 22 25 Item Number 27 38 J 39 55 98 99 102 134 J 135 138 142 153 164 165 184 189 196 2.1. WichitaJCPL X. X+ X+ X X+ X X* X+ X+ + X+X X X+X+ XX X X+ X 4.3. Salina Hutchinson +X X X X X X+ X + X+ X X+ + X X+ 6.5. TopekaKansas City I X+ X+ X 111111X+ X X+ X+X X+X+ X+ X+ X+ XX+ X X+ * X X+X 8.7. KU State Library X X X X X X XX+ X X X X X 11.10. CKLSNCKL9. KSU X X X X+ X+ X X+ X XX X X X X+ X X+X 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS X X X X X X X X X X X+ X X X X X XX+ X X X+X Total14. Owners NWKLS X Agencies,Items OBNC Not at AllOf Items 2 1 5_ 7 12 5 7 8 1 9 . _10 9 311_12 II SuppliedItems OBO, Not III ListTuesday, W1031 February (244 items) 17 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency 199Fiction 200 206 221 222 223 225 229 232 236 Item Number 241 Photocopies44 45 91 128 129 A31 132 133 162 2081227 1 edOwnTotals OBO CDC 2.I. WichitaJCPL X+X+ X+ X X X X+X+ XX X+X+ X XX X XX. X X X XX XX X 108 93 3938 4 4.3. HutchinsonSalina X X X+ X X+ X+S.+ X+ X X+X XX* X XX* X*X X X*X X*X X X*X 116 92 4424 10 3 6.5. Topeka Kansas City /X+ X*X+ X+ X+ X X*X* X+X* X+ XX X X X XX XX X XX X X 123 96 2656 1116 8.7. KUState Library X+ X+ X+ X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 126 35 36 4 18 0 10. CKLS9. KSU ,I, XX+ X+ X X+X+ XX X X X X X X X XX X X 111 42 1020 10 2 11.12. NCKL SEKLS X X X X X XX+ X XX+ XX+ X XX+ X X XXIX X X X 8973 36 9 0 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS X X+ X+ X+X X+X+ X+ X X4X X+ X+ X+ X+ X+ X X 4117 1112 0 TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items 3 13 7 8 8 8 1 12 7 13 12 9 12 1 12 12 12 13 10 12 8 6 SuppliedAgencies,SuppliedItems OBO, Not Not + ListWednesday, #1032 (141February items) 18, 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I - Nonfiction Agency1. JCPL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 Item Number 12 13 14 X+ X15 16 /7 18 19 20 21 23 25 X*27 J30 31 38 39 2. Wichita - X X+ * X+ X+ X* X+ X+ X* 5.4.3. KansasHutchinsonSalina City X+ X X+X X*X XX XX+ XX+ XX+ X+ XX+ X X+ + X* 7.6. TopekaState Library X X X+ X 1 X+ XX* X X X X X X X* X 10. CKLS8.9. KU KSU X+ X+ X+ X X X+X X X X X X XX* X X X+ X X* X X+ Il. NCKL X+ , X+ X X X X+ X X+ 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS XX X X X X X X X+X X X .X+ x+ X _ X Total14. Owners NWKLS X X X+ Agencies,Items OBNCNot at AllOf Items 2 6 1 6 3 1 8 10 4 2 8 10 9 9 7 9 13 12 1 3 3 8 7 11 2 5 SuppliedItemsSupplied OBO, Not + + weanesaay, February la 191U Kansas Information Circuit List #1032 (141 items) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number Table I A:enc1. JCPL 40 41 42 43 45 X+50 51 52 53 X*54 55E111 X X60 X+61 62 63 64 X65 X66 67 X69 71 X*72 73 2.3. Wichita Hutchinson X X+ X X X. X+ X X X X+ X X+X XX+ XX+ X XX+ X X X X X X+ 6.5.4. Topeka KansasSalina City X X X X X X X X*X X+X X XX X XX+ X X X X+X X+X X 9.8.7. KUKSUState Library XX+ XX X+ XX X X+X X+ X XX* XX* XX* X XX+ X+X XX* XX X X XXX X X 11.10. NCKLCKLS X X X X+ X+X X X XX* XX X X+X X+ X 14.13.12. SWKLSNWKLSSEKLS X TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items b 3 2 2 7 1 2 6 5 4 5 10 2 3 8 10 10 2 2 7 7 5 7 4 1 8 6 SuppliedAgencies,SuppliedItems OBO, Not Not I I Wednesday, February 18, 1970 Kansas information Circuit List #1032 (141 items) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material item Number Table I Agency 74 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 86 87 88 92 X94 95 101 X+102 103 X 104 X+ 107 1°8 ttt 116 111 113 114 X115 116 2.1. Wichita JCPL X+ X x+X+ XX+ XX+ X XX X XX+ X+X+ X X* X+ X XX+ 4.5.3. Salina KansasHutchinson City x+ X XX+ XX+ X X+ X+X+ X XX+ X X XX X+X, X XX+ X X X+ X* X+ 6. T.,peka - X X+ X X+ X X X+ X X X+ X X* X, X X+ 9.8.7. KSUKUState Library X X* X+ Xx X* X*X X XX X X X*X X X 11.10. NCKLCKLS X X+ X+ X+X X+X X X+ X X+ XX X+X 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS X X X+X X X X X X Total14. NWKLSOwners x+ Agencies,Items OBNC Not at AllOF Items 2 4 3 4 11 3 13 10 2 8 2 2 5 10 2 2 6 4 7 *1 2 4 2 7 1 11 5 SuppliedItems 080, Not + Wednesday, February 18, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1032 (141 items) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Fiction Table I Agency1. JCPL 118 122 124 X+ 125 128 130 X+ 131 132 133 135 Item Number 136 137 138 139 141 8 24 26 28 32 X46 49 58 70 75 89 4.3.2. Salina HutchinsonWichita X, X+ X+ X X+ X X+ X+ X+ XX+ X+X X XX+ 7.6.5. TopekaState Kansas Library Cites_ XX X* X X X X+ X+X X X+X XX+ X*X+ X+ 9.8. KUKSU X + X XX* XX* X XX+ X X X X 12.11.10. CKLSSEKLSNCKL X+ XX+ X X X X X X X XX+ X X X X+ X X+ 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS X+ X X X+ + X+ TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items 1 1 4 2 7 11 2 2 3 3 2 6 9 6 12 3 12 12 3 12 12 8 4 8 12 7 SuppliedAgencies,SuppliedItems OBO, Not Not + ListWednesday, #1032 (141February items) 18, 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Fiction . Item Number Photocopies . Totals Agency 1. JCPL X90 91 X+93 105 X+ 106 109 X+ J 112 119 X+ 126 X 127 X+ 33 34 35 X36 X37 96 X97 98 99 10$ Owl- el54 ow 21 cecl 4 3.2. HutchinsonWichita X X X+X X+ X X+ X X+ X+ X XX X X X X X 81 34 U 04 5.4. KansasSalina City XX+ XX+ X X+ X X+X XX+ X+X X+X X XX* X* X* XX* XX* X+X* 6567 1916 58 7.6. TopekaState Library X+ X+ X X+ X+ X X* X X XX X X X X X X 1375 23 2 08 8. KU __., X X X X X X X X X X X 66 11 11 10. CKLS9. KSU X X X X+ X+ X ( XXXXXXXXX X X X X 3269 10 9 12 12.11. NCKLSEKLS X X XX+ X X X XX+ X XX+ X XX X 5745 20 6 0 t4.13. NWKLSSWKLS X X X XX+ XX X+ X X+ 1323 76 01 Total Owners r Items OBNC at AllOf Items 9 6 11 7 3 2 10 11 7 11 4 4 2 12 6 7 12 5 10 I SuppliedAgencies,SuppliedItems OBO, Not Not . . 10 , . 19 20 - . 56 tchinson IMMINImuumammmIMINNIMINENNEM mini MI III MillaNIIMEMINEntall is IIII ammo illi EMI min 11111 IIIIMMINIMENIMMEMMEMMIIIMI 111111111111111111 illi 1111111111111111111111M11111 . 1 me a 111111111111111111111111111 Mill rum 1111111 11111111111111111111111 Ell U MI 111111111111111- I MEii1111111111111111111illanallinal1111111111111 Imo mum MEM lipplen° a MIME RIME ME is Ell innNei ill 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 I 1E11 Imam mnon Imes 111111111111111111Ems N an ma . : 1IN wommummmi ..... M EMM NE iii sung 111111111M1 ListThursday. #1033 February(170 items) 19, 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I A:enc 37 Nonfiction 38 J 39 40 41 42 43 44 46 Y 49 Item Number 50 51 52 54 56 58 60 61 66 68 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 2.1. Wichita JCPL IXI X , X X X+ XX+ X+ X+ 4.3. SalinaHutchinson X X+ X XX X X X+ X XX 6.5. TopekaKansas City X X X+ X X+ X X X+ X+X X+X X X+X X+ 7. State Library X X* X* X X . X X X X X X X 10. CKLS9.8. KUKSU XX X X X X+ X X X X+ X X+ X+ X X . X X X 13.12.11. SWKLSSEKLSNCKL X X X X _ X X X X 14. NWKLS . ___ Total Owners Of Items 2 1 2 2 5 4 3 4 1 4 1 5 1 1 5 2 11 2 1 1 2 1 5 11 2 8 4 SuppliedAgencies,Items OBNC Not at All SuppliedItems OBO, Not + + I Thursday, February 19, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1033 (170 items) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number Table I Agency1. JCPL X+77 78 79 80 82 83 84 86 88 X 89 91 93 97 X+ 98 99 102 104 X* 105 106 107 I X 108 109 110 X 111 112 115 118 X 3.2. HutchinsonWichita XX+ X+ X X XX XX+ X XX+ X X+ XX+ X X+X 1 X X X+ J .6. Topeka5.4. KansasSalina City II! X X X* X X+ XX+ X X+ X+X* X+X X X+ X* X X XX+ .8. KU7. State Library X X X+ X X* X X x..t. X X X X X* X X X X X X* 11.10. CKLSNCKL9. KSU . X+X X X X XX X X+ X X+ X X X+ X XX X X X X* X X X+ ) X+ X X X X X 14.13.12. SWKLSNWKLSSEKLS X X X X TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items 8 1 mos 3 1 mom 1 7 3 2 9 4 6 6 6 3 7 6 9 2 4 9 5 3 7 LippliedAgencies,SuppliedItems OBO, Not Not + ListThursday, #1033 February(170 items) 19, 1970 Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency 119 120 12 122 124 126 .1' 129 130 132 134 Item Number 135 136 J 140 141 143 144 149 J 152 156 158 159 160 161 163 164 165_166 2.I. WichitaJCPL X+X-:- X X+ X X X+ X X+ X+ X X X+ X+ X XX+ X+ X+ 4.3. HutchinsonSalina X+X XX+ X+ X 7 X+ X X X+ X+ + X+ X X+ 7.6.5. State TopekaKansas Library City X+ X XX+X+ X+X X+X X X+X X r X+X X+ X+X X+X X X X+X X+ 8.9. KU KSU * X XX X+ X X X X+ X* X X X+ X+ X* X X+X XX+ . X+ X+v.. 11.10. CKLSNCKL X+ X+ XX+ XX+ 'I XX+ XX+ X X+ X X X+X X X X+ XX XX+X+ XX+ X X+ 14.13.12. SEKLSSWKLSNWKLS X X X TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf, Items 3 8 11 8 5 4 1 1 7 10 8 6 3 6 11 5 6 4 7 10 12 4 2 6 7 2 7 SuppliedAgencies,SuppliedItems OBO, Not Not + r ListThursday, #1033 February(170 items) 19. 1970 Kansas Information Circuit Nonfiction Fiction J Ownership Jby Item, Agency and Type of Material J Item Number J J J Photocopies Table I Agency2.1. WichitaJCPL 167 168 X+170 9 25 47 X+X 65 X X+81 101 X 103 X+ 114 X+ 116 X+ _ 117 123 X+ 131 X+ 146 X+ 147 148 X 151 XX+ 155 169 X18 153 154 57 X 3. Hutchinson X X+ X+ X X+X+ X X+ X+ XX+ XX+ X+ X+X+ X +.X+ X X X X+ X+ X XX*..... 6.5.4. TopekaKansasSalina City XX+X X X+ X* XX+ X+X+ X+X X+ X*X X+ X X+ XX* X X 7. State Library X ... X X C..9 9.8. KSUKU XX* X XX X I X+X X X X X XX* X X X X Il.10. CKLSNCKL X X X XX+ X+X+ X+ XX+ X+ X X+ X XX+ X X XX+ 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSEKLS X X X X+ XX+ X X+X X+X Total Owners 8 1 4 5 1 12 3 11 6 9 6 8 4 7 8 5 1 3 11 7 5 12 1 1 14 Items OBNC at AllOf Items .._ SuppliedItemsAgencies, OBO, NotNot ListThursday, #1033 February(170 items) 19, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit Totals Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material 'Item Number Table I Agency1. JCPL ain- 48ed 0E0 19 CENC 2 3.2. HutchinsonWichita 6162 28 01 1 5.4. KansasSalina City 5250 16 52 ,.._ 7.6. StateTopeka Library 2167 31 2 05 9.8. KSUKU 5566 99 12 6 11.10. NCKLCKLS 4316 24 6 0 I 12. SEKLS ' 59 9 1 14.13. SEKLSNWKLS 25 8 42 0 TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items SuppliedItemsAgencies, OBO, NotNot ListFriday, #1034 February (177 items) 20. 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency 1Nonfiction 2 4 5 6 9 11 12 13 14 Item Number 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26. 27 28 29 30 31 3.2.1. JCPLHutchinsonWichita X+ X X X+ XX X+ X X* X+ X+X X* X* X X X X* X+ X X XX X X 4. Salina X X X X X X X 1 X+ X X 6.5. TopekaKansas City X+ X+ r X X X X X+ X X X X+X I X X X+ X XX X X+ 8.7. KUState Library X X X+ X* X X X* X* X+ X X X X*X X X X XX+ X+X IX X X X* 11.10. CKLSNCKL9. KSU X X X X* X X X X X X*X X -T X+ X XX X XXXX 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS X X X X X+ X X X X X 14. NWKLS ... X+ , Total Owners Of Items 3 2 9 6 6 6 7 5 5 1 2 6 5 5 12 2 8 3 4 11 8 10 1 2 3 3 3 SuppliedAgencies,Items OBNC Not at All * SuppliedItems OBO, Not f _ + Friday,List #1034 February (177 20item3) 1970 OWnel-shi0 by IteM, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency Nonfiction33 34 35 36 37 39 41 42 44 46 Item Number 48 y 50 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 641 56 67 J 1. JCPL X I 2.3. Wichita Hutchinson X+ X+ X X X X+X X+ 5.4. KansasSalina City X+ X X X X X X X XX X+ X+ X X 8.7.6. KUState Topeka Library X X X X X X X X X _ X X X+X X* X X* X X X+ 10. CKLS9. KSU X X X XX X X XXXXXX+X X X+ X X 12.11. NCKLSWKLS _ X 1 X 13.14. SWKLS NWKLS 1 _ Total Owners Of Items 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 4 2 4 1 2 1 4 3 4 6 2 1 3 1 3 2 3 2 1 3 Items OBNC at All . SuppliedItemsAgencies, OBO, NotNot + + + + ListFriday, #1034 February (177 items) 20. 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I t. . . Of Item Number J A 1.enc JCPL 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 X+76 77 78X X+79 XX80 81 X82 X+83 X85 86 X87 X+89 90 93 XX+95 X+96 97 X+98 4.3.2. MitchinsonSalinaWichita X X+X+ X+X X+ XX+ X X+X X X+ X+ X X 6.5. Topeka Kansas Cit X X+X+ X X+X X+X+ XX+ X X+ X+X X+ X X+ X+X XX X+ X 8.7. KUState Library X X X X+ X X X X X X X* X X X 1 10. CKLS9. KSU X X X X X X* X X+ X X X X+ X X+ X X X X X+ X 12.11. SWKLSNCKL X. X X X+X XX+ X :4- 13.14. SWKLS NWKLS X+X X+X X TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items 2 2 3 9 2 2 1 6 7 1 8 7 11 7 8 1 13 2 5 6 2 1 10 3 c 3 4 SuppliedItemsAgencies, pm, NotNot ListFriday, #1034 February (177 items) 20, 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Typ Kansas Information Circuit of Material Table I Agency 102'105 . 106. . 107 108 113 114 116 117 Item Number 118 111120 1111123 125 128 X 129 130 11111111133 X+ 134 135 136 137 138 ,.. WichitaL. JCPL X X X X+ X XX X+X+ X X+X X XX X X X+ X+ XX X+ X+ X 4.:3. SalinaHutchinson X X+ X+X X+ X X+ X* A X X X+ XX X X 6.5. TopekaKansas Cit X X X X X X+ X+ X XX X X X X+ X X 9.8.7. KUStateKSU Librar X+X* X X X X* X* X X XX+ XX* X*X X X X X X* X+X+ X X XX* XX+ X 11.10. CKLSNCKL I1 XX 111111111111 X+ X+ X X+ X+ XX* XX+ X 13.12. -SEKLSSEKLS I X+ X+ X X X X X X Total14. Owners NWKLS Agencies,Items OBNC Not at AllOf Items Ill 1 5 4 12 *1 5 4 1111 6 5 7 4 2 1 1 9 8 3 7 10 1 12 2 3 4 8 SuppliedItems OBO, Not + Friday,List #1034 February (177 20,items) 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Nonfiction Item Number Fiction J Table I Jr 2.Agency1. Wichita JCPL 139 140 141 143 144 XX+145 XX146 XX*147 XX+149 150 153 154 X*156 157 X+ X164 166 X+ 167 168 170 172 X X+174 3 X10 32 38 45 X+84 4.3. SalinaHutchinson X+ XX X+ X+ X+ X+X+ XX+ X X+X ki. XX+ki. X X+X+ 6. 5.Topeka. Kansas City X+ X+ X+X X XX+ X XX* X+ X X X* XX X+X X+ X+X X+ X X+ X X* 8.7. KUState Library X* X X* X+ X X X* XX X X X X X X* X X+ X X X X+X* 11.10. NCKL CKLS9. KSU X+ X XX+ X+ X X X+X+ X X+X X XX+ X+ X+ X X+ 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS X X X XX+ X X X X X X+X X X X+ Total14. NWKLSOwners 4 3 1 X+7 2 7 9 9 11 2 2 1 5 1 9 7 2 6 4 2 8 2 X11 2 3 4 13 X+ Agencies,Items OBNC Not at AllOf Items * SuppliedItems OBO, Not + 1 ListFriday, #1034 February (177 items) 20, 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency 88Fiction 91 92 94- 100 109 110 111 122 124 Item Number 126 127 163 165 169 Photocopies103 104 148 151 152 158 159 160 161 162 2.1. Wichita JCPL X X+ X+ X+ XX41 X X+ X X X+ XX+ X X IX X X X 4.3. SalinaHutchinson XX+ X+ X+X X+ X+ X+ XX+ X+ XX+ X*X X XXXXXX X*X X*X X* XX* XX* X*X XX* 7.6.5. TopekaKansasState LibraryCity X*X X* X+ X+ X* X+ X X X+ X+ XX X X X X X X X X X 9.8. KSUKU X X X X X X* X+ X X X Xx X X X X X X XX X 11.10. CKLSNCKL X+ X+ X+ _ X X X X X. XXXXXX X XX XX XX 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS X+ X X X X+X X X+ X+X 1 X X X _X X X X X X X X X X jL Total14. Owners NWKLS 9 5 1 X+ 2 2 7 2 5 10 9 8 9 9 6 5 7 7 12 12 12 Items OBNC at AllOf Items 5 4 12 , . 12 12 -4 SuppliedAgencies,SuppliedItems OBO, Not Not + + ListFriday, #1034 February (177 items) 20, 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I 1 Own1011)Totals Item Number Agency1. JCPL ed5_3 19_ 2 3.2. HutchinsonWichita 7.178 3626 04 5.4. KansasSalina City 6760 2017 39 7.6. State Topeka Library 2588 32 1 0,6C-) 9.8. KSU KU 8697 1513 20 5 11.10. NCKLCKLS 149 24 17 6 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSEKLS 2359 I 8 0 TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items SuppliedAgencies,SuppliedItems OHO, Not Not ListMonday, #1095 May (61 18, items) 1970 Nonfiction 0Wherehili by IteM, Agadci, and tiqie of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Item Number J ' AgencyI. JCPL 1 2 3 4 X+6 7 8 9 10 X* 1- 11 13 14 15 17 22 23 24 27 31 32 34 3q 40 41 42 + 44X 45 3.2. HutchinsonWichita X X X X+ X X X+ X XX+ X X X*X+ 4 X* X X 5.4. KansasSalina City X XX X XX .1C+ XX X X X X X X+ X + XX+ X'X+ 7.6. State Topeka Library X X X X+ X X X+ X* X XX X X X + X X X+X X X X X 10. CKLS9.8. KSUKU XX X X X X XX X+ X X X X X X X X+ X X X X 12.11. NCKLSEKLS X XX+ X X+X X XX+ XX+ X x+X X+X X X X X 14.13. SWKLSNWKLS X X -1- X+ X X Total Owners Of Items 8 12 11 3 7 9 11 2 9 11 6 3 6 3 3 6 4 5 3 2 2 6 6 1 8 7 SuppliedAgencies,Items OBNC Not at All J SuppliedItems OBO, Not i + Monday, May 18. 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1095 (61 items) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number[Fiction Photocopies Table 1 Totals Agency 46 50 51 52 53 54 55 59 60 61 X12 X16 28 43 47 48 49 56 57 18 19 20 21 29 1)&n-.0B013111C21ed 1 2.1. Wichita JCPL X X X +. X X X+ X* X X X.I. X+ X+ X+ X+ X X 1 X X* 32 14 7 2 4.3. HutchinsonSalina X XX+ X XX X X X XX+ XX+ X+ XX+ 2528 63 51 6.5. Topeka Kansas City X X XX X X+X* X XX X XX X XX X+ X+ X+ X X+ XX* XXX* XX* XXX* X 4226 3 1 8.7. KUState Library X X X X X+ X X* X X XX X XX 2517 41 10 10. CKLS9. KSU X X+ X+ X X XX X X X X XX* X X+X 1618 41 12.11. SEKLS NCKL XX+ X XX X X X X X X X+ X X+ X X X XX XX+ XX 2817 47 14.13. SEKLSNWKLS X+ X+ X X X+ X ' X 58 31 Total Owners Of Items 2 12 8 7 9 1 6 5 3 6 9 6 2 9 5 5 5 2 3 4 5 11 10 11 Agencies,SuppliedItems OBNCNot at All SuppliedItems OBO, Not 11 + Tuesday, May 19, 1970 Kansas. Information Circuit List #1096 (201 items) illonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number Table I Agency1. JCPL 1 2 X+ 10 X+ 11 Jr X+13 X14 15 X+ X16 17 18 19 22 23 X+24 30 33 41 43 44 45 46 48 3.2. HutchinsonWichita X + X X+X X+ X+ X+ + X X+ X+ X X X X+X+ X+ X+X+ X + X+ XX+ 5.4. KansasSalina Cit X X XXXt X X X+ X X XX X + XX+ X X 7.6. State Topeka Library X X X X X -- , XA- X X X X X XX+ X X+ X X+ X+X 10. CKLS9.8. KUKSU X X+ X X+ XX+ X+ X X 12.11. NCKLSEKLS X J X+ X+ X X X+ X+ X+ X X+X+ Xx X 14.13. SEKLSNWKLS X+ 4 X+X X+X X+ X Total Owners Of Items 9 1 6 7 10 8 5 8 3 7 8 9 )0 1 11 2 8 8 3 2 4 8 6 2 3 SuppliedAgencies,Items OBNC Not at All ram= SuppliedItems OBO, Not , + Tuesday, May 19, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1096 (201 items) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number Table Agency 49 50 53 54 55 56 57 59 . . ., .. .7 .s ' 5 76 7 : :I : 2.1: Wichita JCPL X+ X+ X+ X+ -X X+ X X+ X 4.3. Salina Hutchinson X X+ X X+ X+ X+ X X X+ XNt 6.5. Topeka Kansas City X X X* X XX* X+ XX+ X XX XX+ XX+ X XX 7. State Library X+ X+ X X+ X+ X X X 10. CKLS9.8. KUKSU X X XX+ X X+ X+ XX X* X+ X X XX+ X X X+ 11. NCKL , X+ X+X X+ X X X X+ XX 14.13.12. SWKLSNWKLSSEKLS X X+ X X+ X+ TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items 3 3 4 3 1 1 7 2 9 2 3 2 10 5 6 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 3 1 6 2 7 1 SuppliedItemsSuppAgencies, iedOBO, NotNot + + + + + + + Tuesday, May 19, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1096 (201 items) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number Table -Agency1. JCPL 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 93 94 95 X98 X99 102 X+ 104 X 106 111 114 X+ 115 X+ 117 119 123 X 124 125 126 127 133 X* 134 X+ 2.3. Wichita Hutchinson X+ X X+ X X X X XX+ X X+ XX+ XX+ 5.4. KansasSalina City X X X+ X+X X+X X X X X+ X X X X+ X* XX 7.6. TopekaState Library X+ X XX X+ X Xik'X X X XX X X X+ X X+ X XX 9.8. KSUKU X+ XX* X X+X X X+ X X* X X X+ X+X X* X X X X X X X x+ X 12.11.10. NCKLCKLSSEKLS X XX+ XX+ X X X X X X X+ 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS X X+ X X X+ X+ X Total Owners Of Items 1 2 8 9 3 1 1 4 2 11 11 11 5 5 4 6 3 5 1 2 8 2 2 2 1 3 10 J SuppliedAgencies,Items OBNC Notat All * A SuppliedItems OBO, Not + + .+ - + Tuesday, May 19, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1096 (201 itecls) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number Table I A:enc1. JCPL 136 137 138 139 140 141 X+ 142 X 143 X+ 144 X 145 146 150 151 152 153 X+ 154 ------+ 155 156 157 158 159 160 X 161 162 164 X+165 X+166 3.2. Hutchinson Wichita X+ 4X+ X X+ X X+X X X+ X X+X X+X+ X+ X+X X+ X X+ X X+ X+ X 4. Salina X+ X X+X X 30.X+ X X+ X X+ X+ X X X 7.6.5. StateTopeka Kansas Library Cit X X X+ X+ X X X X4, X X X+ XX X+ X Xx X X X X 9.8. KSU KU X X* X+ X X X+ X+X* X* X X+ X XX X X X X XX 11.10. NCKL CKLS X+ X X X+X+ X+ X+ X+ X X+X 14.13.12. NWKLSSEKLS X X+ X+ X+ X+X X X TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items 11 6 10 SuppliedSupliedAgencies,Items OBO, Not Not ListTuesday. #1096 May (201 19, items) 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Incormation Circuit Table T tponfiction Item Number 191 193 196 199 200 201 4Fiction 8 12 20 r 25 Agency1. JCPL 167 X 168 X 169 r 170 X+ 171 175 17E X+17 179 X+ 180 X 181 X+ 183 184 X 186 X 188 190 X+ X+ X+ X+ X+ X X+ 4.3.2. HutchinsonWichitaSalina X X+ X+X X X+ X X X X+ X+X+ XX+ X+X X+X X+ X X+X+ 5. Kansas City C X X X+ X XX X X X X X X X X+X* X X 7.6. TopekaState Library X X X+ X X+ XX* XX+ X X+ X X X X+ X* X X X X+ X+ CJ1 9.8. KSUKU X+ X+ XX+ X+X X X X* X X X+ X X+ X+ X X X+ 12.11.10. SEKLSCKLSNCKL XX+ XX X+ , XX+ X X X X+ XX+ X+ X X r4.1.3. NWKLS SWKLS X X+ X+X+ X I X TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items 4 12 2 7 9 7 1 8 5 6 3 2 8 3 2 3 2 3 2 11 2 5 8 7 8 7 4 SuppliedAgencies,SuppliedItems OBO, Not Not + ListTuesday, #1096 May (201 19. items) 1970 Kansas Information Circuit Fiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number Table I Agency1. JCPL X26 X27 28 31 X+32 X+38 39 J 58 60 71 X96 X97 100 101 X J 112 113 118 X+120 J 128 X 130 132 147 X+ 149 163 172 X 173 X+ , 174 X 3,2. HutchinsonWichita X+X X+X X+ X X+ X+ I X+ X X X+ X X X+ X+ X X X X+X+ XX+ 4. Salina X XX 1 XX X*X+ X X X X+ X+ X+ X X X+ X+ 7.6.5. TopekaState Kansas Library City X X X X X+ X X X* X X X+ X+ XX X+ X+ X X XX X XX 8. KU X X X X 1 X_ .. X 9. KSU X X X+ X X X X X+ X XX+ X X 1 X+ 11.10. NCKLCKLS X+ X+ XX+ X X XX+ X X X+ _ X+ X+ X+ X X X 14.13.12. SWKLSSEKLSNWKLS X X X X X+ X+ X X X X+ X+X XX XXXX y X+ Total Owners Of Items 7 5 9 10 11 10 3 1 1 3 8 9 1 5 4 4 1 1 6 5 5 8 10 3 10 8 11 SuppliedAgencies,Items OBNC Not at All * -1 SuppliedItems OBO, Not 4. + + Tuesday,List #1096 May (20119. 1970items) Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency 182 FictionJ 187 189 f92 194 198 Photocopies105 Item Number Orin-013001NCedTotals 2.1. JCPLWichita X XX+ X+ X X X X 8359 4032 01 4.3. Salina Hutchinson XX+ XX+ X XX XX X 6391 r 2458 0 6.5. Topeka Kansas City k*xx-xxxX X X X X X 109 67 1318 53 7. State Library 29 1 0 8. KU X X+ X+ X+ X 88 33 10 . 10. CKLS9. KSU X X X+ X. XX+ X+ X 3963 21IA 01 12.11. SEKLSNCKL X X X XX+ X XX+ X 7253130 13 00 __I 14.13. SEKLSNWKLS X X+ 1135 1017 0 1- TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items 5 11 8 10 12 12 SuppliedAgencies,SuppliedItems OBO, Not Not Wednesday, May 20. 1970 Kansas Information Circuit ,List #1097 (97 items) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number Table I Agency1. JCPL 1 3 5 9J 12 13 15 19 20 21 24 29 30 31 32 33 J 35 X+ 36 X+J 37 40 43 J 45 50 51 52 53 55 3.2. HutchinsonWichita X X+X X+ X X+X+ X r X*X+ X+ X+ X+ XX X X X+ X+ X+ X+ X+ 6.4.5. TopekaSalina Kansas City X X X X+ X X+ X+ X S.7. KUState Library XX X X X+ X+ X+ X X * X X X X+ 10. CKLS9. KSU XX X+ X+ X+ X+ * XX+ X X+X+ X 13.12.11. NCKLSWKLSSEKLS X X+X X X X+ Total14. Owners NWKLS X X+ J Agencies,Items OBNC Not at AllOf items 3 9 4 7 5 7 13 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 5 __ L SuppliedItems OBO, Not + + + + + + + Wednesday,List #1097 May (97 20, items) 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Fiction Table I Nonfiction56 57 61 63 66 74 J r 81 82 83 87 Item Number 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 4 6 8 10 11 14 A.Agency JCPL2. Wichita X+ X* X X X X+ X X+ X+ X X+ X+ X. X X X+ X+ X+ 3. Hutchinson X+ + X+ X X X X+ X+ + X+ X+ 4.5. Salina Kansas City X+ X+ X X+ XX XX X X+ X X X+ 7.6. TopekaState Library X 1 X + X* 9.8. KSUKU X+ X* X+X X X+ X + X+ X+X+ X * X+XX* X X X 12.11.10. SEKLSNCKLCKLS X X+X+ X X X X X X X X X+X XX+ XX+ X+ X 14.13. SEKLSNWKLS X+ X X X X+ Total Owners Of Items 6 1 10 .2 3 2 10 12 10 8 5 _____.-1 SuppliedAgencies,Items OBNC Not at All Supplied-----Items OBO, Not + + + + .._ ListWednesday, #1097 (97May items)2U, 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Fiction . Item Number Totals Agency1. JCPL X16 28 38 X39 41 42 X+46 X48 49 54 59 JJJJJJJJJJ67 X 68 X+ 69 X+ 70 X 71 72 X+ 73 75 X+ 76 77 J X+78 J 79 J ed33 OBC101VC17 0 2. Wichita X X+ X X+ X+ X+ X X X+ X X X+ X X X* X* X* X* 48 17 6 4.3. HutchinsonSalina X XX+ X+ X+ X+ X X+ X+ X+ X+ X+ X+ X X+ X+ X+ X X X+ 2151 38 7 1 6.5. Topeka Kansas Cit X X X+ X+ X X+ X+ 3320 15 0 8.7. KUState Library X X XXXXX+XXX+XX+ X* X* X* X* 3110 80 90 10. CKLS9. KSU X* X X* X+ X+ XX* X+X* XX* X X+X* XX* XX* 1534 79 14 0 _. 12.11. SEKLSNCKL X+X .X+ X+ X X X+ X+X X+ X X X+ X+ X+ X X+ X+ X X+ X X X X 3540 1019 0 13. SWKLS X+ X+ X+ X 14 7 0 J Total14. Owners NWKLS 6 J Agencies,Items OBNC Not at AllOf Items 7 7 3 3 1 5 9 7 3 2 7 4 5 5 8 3 8 5 7 7 8 7 SuppliedItems OBO, Not . 1 ListThursday, #1098 May(72 21,items) 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I Agency Nonfiction1 4 6 8 9 11 12 13 15 16 Item Number 18 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 34 37 42 43 50 i 1. JCPL X+ I X+ 2. Wichita . X+ X ,.___-- X+ _ X X+ X X+ X X+ X+ X _ __- __ X+ X X X+ X+ X+ X+ X+ X X X* --______43. . Hutchinson Salina _ XX X [I+ X+ X+ X X X X X X+ X+ T- 6.5. TopekaKansas City X X X x X+ X X X+ X X X X X+ A X+X X+ . 1 X 7: 8.State KU Librcrc,- x)t X+ X X X X+ X 7E+ X+ X+ X+ X X X XX+ 11.10. CKLSNCKL9. KSU X+ X+ X 1 X X+ x+ x x+x+ 12. SEKLS X+ X X X+ X X+ X X _1 _I. I X+ 14. N t':if. I_ S ______Total Owous Of It,-1 8 4 8 2 3 4 5 3 4 4 1 5 3 1 2 6 4 1 2 1 4 1 7 7 2 2 6 Agencies,Items 011 : i A 1 . t , SuppliedItems 01::3: :.ot '-,i______-- + + .: + ===.7. = === ..= = Thursday,List #1098 May (72 21, items) 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Table I ______. _.._ . Nonfiction...... 1 Fiction __ Agency 51 52 53 54 55 57 60 65 67 169 Item Numher 70 Il __ 3 7 1 19 120 32 35 38 391 40 41 58 [59 641 2.1. WichitaJCPL X X X X X+ X+ .1- - X+ X+ . X+ X+ X+ _X+ _ ___ -- 3. Flutrnson 1 X X X+ X X+ X+ X+ X+ X+ X X+ 4. Salina X* 111111 X4. X X XX 1 [ _ _5. 7.6. TopekaState Library Kansas_City_. X+_ X X X X X* X X+ X X+ X* X+ X+ X T- x+ X* ...... x In. CKLS X -- _. X X+ X _ ___ X+ X X+ X+ X+ f X+x_ L I 12.11. NC(SrT.:TS 1. . . X X _ X X X XX+ X+ x* X XX+ X+ X X+X [X+ X 14.13. NWKLS St:::T. S _ X+ X+X+ X X+ X X Total Owners .5 1 1 Of Items 5 1 10 2 3 1 1 2 3 1 6 2610 7 .7_-__ 11 5 6 5 3 3 7 Items OBNC at kli I. * * * * Suppli- _ . _ Itemsitippi 0 ;. . .:.-.A. + A. + ListThursday, t110=)8 May (72 21, items) 1970 Photocopies TotalsOwnership by Item, Agency and Type Kansas Information Circuit of Mater ial Table I Agen cx_____ 47 48 49 68 72 ed ______. Item ____ _._____ 1_ I 1. JCPI. 9 8 0 1 _._-_--- _ 1_ _ - X X X X 26 13 1 _1 1 _ 1 Fl 2. Wichita X 1 3. Ilutchinsc--, X* 2027 15 4 3 -_- _ _ __. ______. ._. _ . .... _... __ _ 5.4. SoKansas Una City _ X X X X X 19 3 1 ._ _.1____1._ _ ..... _ __. _ . ______7.6. Tope17.7- _State Lihrar.. X 30 7 10 0 03 _ 8 . KTI X X X X X 25 8 f 4 . ..._ _ ...... _...__ ...... ___...... _ 9 . XSLI X X X X X+ 16 7 0 1 11. NCKT, X 16 8 0 12 .. SH:T.S L x x 23 6 01 -_ _--.14...... 13. SMI.S . NWKI-S . .. _ . _ . . X 2 0 _ . . Agencitems____Total .... OBNCOwnersi P t A of Iter. 4 4 4 4 11 SuppliedIStipp te;s I i_e_d____ 010: :.:....1. .. ListFriday, #1099 May(90 22,items) 1970 Kansas Information Circuit Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Nui::5c, r Table I Agency1. JCPL X+ 1 X+2 3 X4 10 11 Xl3 X14 15 16 17 19 20 23 24 25 26 27 32 35 ) 36 39 41 X+42 X43 44 2. Wichita X X+ X X X+ X X+ X+ X+ ---1 X+ X X+ X*---1 4.3. SalinaHutchinson ._. X+-fx: X _ x* X+ X+ X x+ X+ X+ X X x+ Xx+ xi. _Xx+ _ X x+X Xx+ x+ -1 6.5. Top!?11-aKansas City X X X+X X X X X X* 8.7. KUState Library II X .-, X X X L 9. KSU X X X X . . X* _ X+ X X+ X+ 10. CKLS X+ X X+X X+ X X+ ------X+ ------X X+ - 1 12.11.13. SEKI:SNCKL SWKLS X X --- X -----,----- X+ ------X ----X ------X X+ Total------Owners ---- =7:: 14 2 131 2 3 4 7 5 8 1 1 6 6 5 6 2 5 4 1 1 2 3 2 9 5 5 . 6 _-______------Items . OBNC__ __. at Al!Of Itera:1 _ . __ . . . _ .. ".7: 7. _11:1-: :7_7 _..:::::17_ 7_7 7.7: .:71:27 11.-_--.7.:::= ..:=_ ....11:-....1 1:_:. : :.:_-_2" '17: Agencies, Not . Supplied 1 . SupplI tems ied OBO, Not + 1 I 1 + + Friday, May 22, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1099 (90 items) Nonfiction Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Item Number Table I Agency 45 46 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 59 61 62 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 X+ 77478 X+ 1 80 J 2.1. Wi eh ,TC Pl. i fa X X X X+ X+ X X+ S X X XX X I XX+ X 4. Salina XX X+ X+ X xX+ X+ X+ x xX X+ .__ X X .._... __. I ._. x J x+ 5. Kansas City X X X+ X X X X X - - - ..------x+ X 7.6. State Topeka X X X X X X+ _ _ X ____. _ X .._ - ______X ...... _. X __ - ICU __. X* X+ X+ X X _. . X .... _ X X X X+ X X X X 8. [2L.. _ .__. - 1 ... X* ... . . _ ._ _ _ . _ . _.. _ _ X __ _ _X ___ __ . X . . _ 10. CKLS ______..______..______X+ X . .. XX X X+ X 11. NCKLS 12. SEKLS X I 1 . _ . . _ X X X X . _X X . .... _ X H X+1 X 13. SWKLS X _ _ . _ ------X X X X+ X Total14. NWKLSOwners I-. i 1 5 3 2 5 5 4 3 4 3 7 1 7 X+1 1 3 4 2 1 2 11 ------Of Items - 10 . 2 1 2 9 8 9 2 AgSupplied enItems c i es 01; , :.:C.: N. a t A 1 1 + + SuppliedItems ow, :;01: + + 1 ListFriday, #1099 May (90 22 items) 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansc s Information Circuit Table I Agency Nonfiction81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 1 tem Number Fiction 7 8 18 21 22 28 30 31 34 38 79 40Photocopy A 1. JCPL I X+ X+ X+ X+ X X+ X _ _ _ I ___ _ _ X+ 4.3. HutSalina chinson I X+ X+ X XX X+ XX+ XX+ X+ X X+ X X+ X X+ X+ X XX+ X+X X* - i 5. Kans -. City X - X X X X X X+ r 1 6. To,---1-..-. X X X X X X+ X+ X T x* x 8.7. K3 State Kn Library XX X X X+ X X X X+1 X+ 10. CKLS9. KSU X X+ XX+ X - - X+ X+ X+ X X X+ X+ XX+ 11. MCKL . X X - X _ .___ _ _ . _ _ _ _ X+ X [X+ X+ X -1 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS I__ X X+X X X X+ X X X X I X+ X* i . X X+ Total14. NIJOwners S Of Items _ . ______5 ____ . 2 ____ 1 _ __11 _____. 10 _ 2_. ___ 3 ._ _ 5 _ _ . 1 _ _ 6 _. 10 4 4 2 7 5 4 1 4 2 2 3 11 9 Sup''Agcl.cies.Items MN,- L Ai __ d _ Al l Supp/I ten i .c 4OM , ,.',-, 1., + ListFriday, #1099 May (90 22, items) 1970 Ownership by Item, Agency and Type of Material Kansas Information Circuit Own-OBOTotals OENC Item Number Table I Agency ed . 2.1. Wichita JCPL 3619 1612 10 4.3. HutchinsonSalina 4726 31 4 1 6.5. TopekaKansas City 4531 3 2 1111 8.7. KUState Library 15 136 10 0 30 1111 10. CKLS9. KSU 126 9 58 12 12.11. SEKLSNCKL 2723 10 5 01 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS m 13 5 4 0 1 III 1111 TotalItems Owners OBNC at AllOf Items 1 11611 SuppliedAgencies,Items 0E0, Not Not -60- Table IIa

SUMMARY OF ITEMS OWNED BY NUMBER OF OWNERS

The data on these tables show how many items on each day had a specified nuwher of owners, such as single owners. two owners, etc.

The total number of items for each week is given for each number of owners, which, when divided by the total number of located items for each week, gives the percentages.

Table IIb

NUMBER OF OWNERS PER ITEM; SUMMARY BY DAY OF WEEK AND TYPE OF AGENCY

These tables analyze the number of owners per item by the day of the week and the type of agency. Each table covers a specific number of owners, such as one owner, two owners, etc. The table also shows how many items each agency owns in nonfiction. fiction and photocopies for each day and the totals for the week.

At the bottom of the table, there is a division by type of agency. The first category, KIC libraries, refers to the first six libraries listed (which were the ones on the actual Circuit at the time the data was collected).

Table IIc

NUMBER OF OWNERS PER ITEM

The data on these tables include the item number from the corresponding Kansas Information Circuit list, the number of owners of the item, which agencies own the item, and the classification of the item (fiction, nonfiction, or photocopy). There is a separate table for each of the ten lists.

The State Library staff believes Miss Pomeroy designed these tables to identify the number of singles owner items owned by the various types of agencies and to identify the percentage of items that had single owners, two owners, etc.

63 February(890Lists items; #1030-1034 16-20, 763 1970 located) Kaiis InformdtionSummary Circuitof Items Owned by Number of Ofr;aiers Table IIa Day NFSingle Owner F Ph NFTwo Owters F Ph Threc.NF Owners F Ph NFFour Owne-s F Ph NFFive Owners P Ph ,:F ;3:: Owners F Ph ,i:ven ot:ne rs TuesdayMonday 2515 31 1 2619 3 2 2714 51 1910 3 45 23 1011 1 10 4 WednesdayThursday 2410 2 2 2116 1 1 10 9 32 15 8 1 L 2 6 1 Friday 71 3 29 95 3 7616 12 1 6412 82 2 3511 11 3 21 47 3 3 . 12 2 %Total LocatedForof TotalWeekItems for Items Week 94 104 13.63 111 123 16.12 11.5388 74 9.70 48 6.29 53 6.95 61 7.99 Day NFEight Owners F Ph NFNine Owners F Ph NFTen Owners F Ph NFEleven Owners F Ph NFTwelve 1, Owners Ph plirteen41 F Owns Ph FourteenNF F" °mei- n TuesdayMonday 1411 45 1 96 42 1 10 3 32 1 2 1 1 4 4 51 3 3 1 Wednesday 6 2 4 1 1 ., 7 1 1 4 3 2 5 - 2 2 Thursday 8 2 3 1 2 4 2 2 1 _ff 1 1 _ Friday _ 7 1 1 6 11 3 41 25 3 - 7 1 2 15 3 81 1 11 3 1 14 5 81 41 1 1 %ForTotal Locatedof Week TotalItt.m for Items Weck 46 6114 7.99 28 43 5.64 34 4.46 24 3.15 11 1 36 4.72 13 1.70 ------1 .13 MayLists 18-22, #1095-1099 1970 Kansas InformationSur.1,44ry Ci-cuitof Itur.s Ownod by Nutrilr or a..ners (521 items; 434 located) Table IIa , I Two Four Ownr:r:- I' i ;-' r ( 3: -7- :-'--- Monday Day NFSingle Owner 2 F Ph NF J-1: 4 Owners 2 Ph NFThre Owcwrs 6 F 1 Ph NF 1 F ph 1 2 3 1 .:- 7 -7 1 3 -i- --Ti7 TuesdayWednesday 1018 15 30 5 1 16 5 43 10 7 13 39 75 68 1 73 83 Thursday 9 L 1 5 2 6 4 4 3 3 TotalFriday 4910 10 1 1359 73 39 7 11 1 29 5 84 5 2810 19 1 29 5 18 14 % LocatedForTotalof TotalWeek Items for Items Week 13.5959 15.2166 11.5250 42 9.68 4811.06 34 7.83 32 7.37 Day NFEight Owners F Ph NFNine Owners F Ph NFTen Owners F Ph NFEleven Owners F Ph NFTwelve Owners F Ph thirteen 1-Owrors 1- i Ph FourteenN 0-4-,erq Ph TuesdayMonday 13 ThursdayWednesday 2 4 2 1 2 1 TotalFriday 23 2 10 1 15 3 5 11 10 2 81 1 12 5 3 L %Total ForofLocated TotalItel-sWeek Itemsfor Week 34 7.83 21 4.84 19 4.38 20 4.61 1.386 2 .46 1 .23 ListsSingleFebruary #1030-1034 Owners 16-20. 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Table IIb Agency Monday Tuesday N-r---- Wednesday . _ Thursday Friday Total -- 2.1. JCPLWichita 2 . __ ._.. 4 _ __ 12 __ 3 41 12 5 12 4.3. HutchinsonSalina 1 1 12 1 11 2 11 731 41 _ 11 4 1 1 .... ____ 7.6.5.1_ TopekaState Kansas Library_ City__ 1 4 1 1 7 2 15 2 2 _ 17 3 9.8. ICSUKU 45 12 1 1 21 27 1 47 3213 l_ 1 1 3314 11.10. NCKLSCKLS 1 1 2 2 12. SEKLS 1 tz±i 1 1 21 12 13. SWKLS Total 14. NWKLS 15 1 25 3 10 24 2 2 20 94 7 104 UniversityKIC Libraries Librar:es 96 1 1311 3 6 12 2 1 11 9 It 1 4544 7 4752 _ State5 Library Systems 1 5 ListsFebruary 16-20, 1970 #1030-1034 of (.--,iot,1-% l'cr I Loin; Ka, isas 1 fo rmo Ci rcui t y by RA}, of 1.:.1.1t, P Typc_. of Az;(!, r. y Table lib Two Owners Agency -- . yi, N i 'furl sd;., y _ _ 1- .i. ,," -1., r -1r --i---PFI sday . 1huiSc1i Ii day- _ Total 1 . JCPL-- .. 1 ...______1 __ _. ______. _ _r______1 f 1 .2 2 4 6 . 2. Wichita - -1 1 25 8 1 31 45 1 2 3i 3. Hutch; n son 2 _ _ 8 _ . ______21 24 1 6 _. 1 _ 31 2 1 13 7.6. TopekaStat' Library 41 _ 4 _ 10 1 27 2 . . ______28 2 _ _ . 1 . _ __ _. _ _ 8. KU 12 2 11 8 12 1 ______._._ _ 18 G1 ______3 64 _9. KSU10. CKLS 61 2 16 9 9 1 14 ,1 54 1 1 - -- 3 58 2 12.11. SFYLSNCKLS 11 1 5 _ 1 1 4 83 5 13 3 13. SWKLS 1 1 1ii 2 1 3 Tot14. I _- --,- 38 6 4 52 42 2 2 32 58 10 22 18 6 246 -_'YTC Li bra rie?. li1618 rFill 4 2719. 2417 2 2 21 9 I 3223 41 11591 10 1 122101 StaleUn5 ivnrs i tv LibrariesSystems IV 31 2 6 2 21 5 14 2 7 21 2 February 16-20, 1970 Karwas Information Circuit ______..._.._.....ThreeLists Owners#1030-1034 ...... _ _ Number of 0:filers Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of k;ency Table Ilb AOncy .-N17-7-1.:."1.; ,,... Monday ... _ _ NY,' luescity )-- --Fic---rgr"1:- --Iiii-TP-----F----- Wednesday Thursday NF------TIE-:71711---T------FT-T-W.:.-:.:Prida-y _.______10 Total4 14 --_ . 2. Wichit2 __ _ 24 _. 2 _ 26 4.3, SPIFItchinson 1 na ... . ID , .1 1. _ I_4 1124 25 2913 5. Kansas City 1 3 15 - 3 18 7,6. State Topeka 7 10 5 1 26 5 3 29 _ 5 CTD ______-9.S. 'KS/KU --- Library 78 1518 1 1 3 1 1 4348 3 4351 CO 11.10. CKISNCKL3 2 2 1 41 2 7 -- 22 .___. 92 12, SEKLS 5 41 2 2 2 1 12 2 82 20 4 14,13. SUKTSNWLS _ 1 1 Tr,tal 42 | s |0z 15 27 30 6 48 3 228 36 264 Univer:-.;tv Libr:_ries Lib:-aries 1523 _133 36 17 17 7 16 1116 3 2518 _ 12 9110 19 129 94 State5 Systems LibraFy 4 2 75 7 3 |u 3 3 5 22 14 36 ListsFourFebruary Owners 16.-20, 1970 #1030-1034 Number of Owners l'er ran,: ro. 1 tem; Sui.....o.ry by Day of W' I: ;1 Tyre of Agency ___ . ... 1. JCPf. Agc-os:.y txt 2 11101' d y . 1 .-n-17------1:-- - -- i-ti---- 'hies:lay Fill- Wecinese a y 1.1-----1"ii--- RP- --F" - "VIV-- 7:17-----f- --TIT- .s.fr--fr------1.:-.- k.y-; ------VITi.;_iiji -- - .. - --- lot.i..;1 Table lib - .------2. Wichita 4 . 96 4 1 8 6 3415 4.3. ID.T.Sa13.1::. chin _ _ . _ _ _ 43 32 95 .L_...... __&_ 6 1 7 1 J 25 12 2426 6 30._32 6.5. '3'op2kaKansas City 65 3 10 8 42 1 21 65 1 85 2 3326 7 21 4227 8.7. KUSta te Libra ry _. ___.____ 42 _.1 .-_--______--- ____82 31 2 72 10 1 32 8 2 2 36 8 (7)CO -- ---10. A- CY (-S9. KS'J 6--.- 11 _ 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 38 2 11. NCKLS S' t'LS 35 _ 1 L 1 L 7 25 9 12.13. S1',V S 2 16 2 21 2 Total14. NS ___ 76 4 32 8 6 0 4 48 8 256 32 8 296 Univrsityla C Libra.ri Libraries es ___.______.._ ..._ T40 2410_. . - 12 L 29 4719 __ 2 23 7 ___ _. 13 44 1334 2618 6 154 67 22 3 _ 4 180 74 2 2 1 4. 1 8 8 _.5State Systems Library 4 1 8 1 11 3 2 27 7 34 February 16-20, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit FiveLists Owners #1030-1034 Number of 0%;ners Per I tem; Summa ry by Day of {Icel.: Type of Agency To Table lib -___ .______. 1. 3Cor. Agency .._Ivi: . ___.. _ _ _1 _ __ r-r d -: y ... 3 -----Pn ---r .Ni 3 TO-qdly 2 _ ._ ...... ___ ... _ .. ___---.1, "Kil-----1. --15-17-17--3 V drr,"day ______5 lr.irsdly_1 FF. Pricl-y 1 Nr. 14 7 t a 1._ 21 TT- . 3.2. Ihitc1-1.):sonWichita _ 31 __ 1 . 1 3 1 9 1 1 18_3_ 1 -_&2' Salina . 2 1 2 5 2 4 1 16 5 1 I- 22 5.4. Kansas City 3 1 2 1 ______4 1 5 _ 1 ______1 _____ 18 3 1 22 7.6. State Topeka Library 4 u| |3 1 2 ___ 11 3 2 37 2 1 19 7 ___. ____ 8 12 29 8 _9. KSU 8: KU 2 1 54 1 53 11 5 1 1 78 1 1 24 3 43 2 28 3 1 1 32 _ 2 82 41 4 2 2 12 __._ ___ - -V 18 28 ______. ____ - 3 To ta I 20 5 25 10 30 5 45 1 15 55 15______5 175 1 55 10 240 1 K1C Libraries ------14 9 i 14 7 18 2 25 10 30 7 4 101 33 6 140 _ . _University Libraries . 4____. __ _ . _.___ ..__ 2 1 8 2 11 1 15 3 -s7 ISystemsState Library 2 4 1 2 4 1 63 4 73 5 30 15 z| 35 8 SixListsFebruary Owners #1030-1034 16-20. 1970 Nuilbor of 0,110YS Per Kosas Informo.tion t(!ra; Suia.mry by Day of W:ek h Circuit Ty: of Agt.:ncy Table lib Ageocy 1 :%:(4t.:-:;,y 1;,4 Nv 1 IA end t y 1...... -Ffi--- .NJ,--- ...... _. _____ Wed ne .3:-.1 a y ----Yrii7iT:di;,-----.11.irdiy -.------ic,i:,.------, 2.). Wic'eliJCI.I. i-a. ... 76 ...... 84 1 _ .. 62 .g---vi,----1 7.1: 1 ....._ 55 P-- 1 1;f1-1.0----17 65 1 3123 2 2 3526 3. Hutchinson 68 ..,_ 47 1 i 51 3 1 1 46 2 6 1 2332 3 2 2837 - 5.4. Se]Kansa.s ina. City 97 ___ 78 ______1______... .______.. 45 1 1 73 21 75 .._.. 1 3527. 32 21 1 4030 6. To- e' a 3 1 _ _ _. __ __ 1 .. 2 , . _ . _._ _ 7 . 7 8.7. KUState Library 25 ______. ___.7 ______. _ ___._ L. 1 5 1 53 _ 1 65 L25 ...25 _ ._ 27 ii; 11.10. NCKT.,S CKLS 23 :iii 2 41 5 iii 3 16 4 :p 12 1 L 17 4 3 2 6 1 6 2 2 1-1 19 3 22 12.13 S si 41 2 1 T 1 4 1 12 3 21 14 4 Total14. NV5: LS 4366 60 46 48 5 6 6 3054 12 9 3554 46 282171 1418 1118 318196 University Libraries Libra ries 7 14 2 10 5 L 3 =TT 11 _ 1 50 1 3 54 5State Syste6is Library ffI 13 3 ifft 71 iii t 13 1 62 2 54 7 3 4 61 7 ListsFebruary #1030-1034 16-20, 1970 Kansas Inromation Circuit Seven Owners Nk. dayNumber of Oners Per Item; SuMmary by Day of Week & Type of Agency To ta 3 Table lib luesd-ty Wednesday Thursday Friday -7 Agency _ 41-5 1 Pi, .N1, 6 4 F Ph 4 I 3 -Pli---INI--- 4 . . -17-- --Tcli-- 1:1r-1 3 --1.--Fii5.--- T:r-1 --11----FiT-1-17_7,:c 22 10 r 32 2. Wichil:i 8 1 6 2 8 2 1 8 I 1 ___ ..__... 6 ..... _____1 ... _ .... __2 36. 7 3 .... _ ...... 46 3. Hutchinson 9 1 6 4 . 8 3 ...... _. 1 _.._ 4 i ._... 2 6 ...... _ 1 2 33 .. ______...... 11 ....._ 3 47 . 4. &a? i.n7.... _ _.-______..._...... _...._ 6 2 ..__..._ 6 2 4 __3 1 4 - 1 _ 5 1 2 25 9 3 .__ 37 6.5. Topek Kansas City P 87 21 76 ____31 _____ ._ 7 3 1 - -- 65 , -- 21 69 1 2 ------34 . ._. _ 11 6 - - 3 4840 7. Sta te_ Lthrary 2 4 _ ------. 1 2 3 _ . 2 12 2 14 _____ 8. Eli 1:.;-::;_...... ___ . ___ ....._. ____. _ _ __ _ 7 I. 1 9 1 _ _ 6 _ _ _ _.._ _ .._ . 5 2 2833 3 3... 7 3734 --- 9. - - - - 1------5 r V_ --- .___ - 2 3- - - - , - - +.+'_ 25 - - - - _ .- - _ - .- - - -- 1 5 - - -- _ 21 - - - -- __ - 51 ------... - - 5 73 8 12.11. SFI:TS_NCY. S 6 2 6 5 2 ..______.___._ 3 2 - --- 7 _ 1 2 2426 ______11 I_ 2 3733 .. 13. F.: 1S 2 1 2 _ 1 3 1 _ 1 1 73 3 1 10 4 14. N1.S _ .1 63. 21 56 14 63 _. 322 84 21 427 . TotalKTC 'Abe? ries 7043 _ 14_ 70 ....1.88 ...... 37 ...... 116 . _ .. 38 17 4 31 8 35 71.145 8 184 54 ..._12 _. 250 ... - -Uni :ter!. ------i ty is_ _ . 14 .______2 14 3 . _ . 10 1 1 2 12 2 11 3 2 6112 ..16 42 1471 State Library 2 I 4 _ _ 5 Systems 11 4 15 9 14 3 1 11 6 14 2 2 65 24 3 92 r.ansaf; 3 IIF LI,J; t ic. r y cl. i I !! EightListsFebruary #1030-1034Owners 16-20, 1970 0,-s 1'cr I ti; t); Day of I.:.rtk. Tyf.c of Agt..-..cy I- Table lib Agency '1 tic.sclay f 2 11-6 7:7LI a 6 rlity - Total9 1. . 1 5 1210 1 485241,_ 4.3. HuSalim. _.t- :thin w son ...... _... -._ _ . -85 42 J 2 9 .__ ..... 53 _.. 5 2 8 _6 5 12 45 6. Tor;5. Kanss -.1ra City 10 9 43 11.12 53 1 4 2 78 2 __. . _ 40 ______1410 11 5550 7. State Li brary 4 _3 1 I 2 1 11 1 11 liSt! 3., 32 89_ 43 1 3 1 23 2130 87 1 _ I 3038 .10. CKI.S11. ,NCKLSc. r -8 6 42 83 3 4 2 51 _ 2 29 __. _ ._ 11 40 1312. . S;.S .S!...S 81 3 49 2 r 1 4 81 2 33_ 7 10 3 1 i _____4411 14. Nwv.T.s 88 1 32 112 1 40 r_ 8 48 16 ___. 64 368 112 8 488 4 TotalK1 C Jib rips 49 18 1767 23 7 24 . 28 11 41 2201 67 51 15 24 291 68 StateUn5 i Systems 'ers 1, itbra y la i bray i.cs 2411 4 9 25 3 10 2 _ 8611 30 2 118 11 ListsFebruary #1030-1034 16-20, 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Nine Owners ( Table lib Agency Monday . .1.; Fri Tuesday iCirr" 11,:dnesday tl P 1 fr----1- Thursday Friday P 1 171-7------7- Total "17)7Cit-T- _---______.1. JCPL NI: 1 Nir- 8 I 4 Ph 1 ...... 4 1 2 1 Ph 0-145 3 Ph1 24 11 3_ 73.8 3.2. HutchinsonWichita b5512 212 1 9 43 1 3 1 1 33 11 45 32 1 2724 11 9 4 4237 4.5. Salina Kansas City 55 21 1 87 43 1 1 1 21 1 45 31 1 2420 98 44 3732 T.-6. TopekaState Library 26 2 1 48 4_..L.4.4 1 3 3 1326 11 41 1441 9.8. KSU KU 4 1 1 45 11. 1/ 1 21 1 34 23 1 1619 56 4 2529 11.10. NCKLSCKLS 5_ 2 45 3 1 3 1 62 2 20 9 86 1 2816 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS 4 1 1 37 3 4 1 13 1 25 3 1 23 6 69 1 1333 Total14. NCKLS 54 18 9 81 36 91 36 1.9 9 27 1 9 54 27 9 252 1 99 36 1. 387 2 UniversityKIC Libraries Libraries 1032 11 2 26 49 9 ] 22 2 26 22 6 6 25 13 3 25 29 7 15 5 26 145 35 1159 23 8 227 54 State5 Systems Library 10 2 5 1 19 4 12 1 7:1 3 1 3 2 15 3 7 1 5913 29 41 9214 TenListsFebruary Owners #1030-1034 16-20, 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kam,as Information Circuit Table lib Agency [ NF. Monday P -LP.T.i-- NSF Tuesday FWcnesday 1T-- '-Fti NJ- Thursday F -Ph HP Friday F Ph -I NF PTotal I. JCPL 1 3 2 9 . 3 6 1 2 2 1 22 7 29 3,2. HutchinsonWichita 3 2 10 3 1 67 1 1 2 3 11 2425 7 2 3334 4,...qatina 5. Kangas City 2 2 10 8 3 1 76 1 1 21 . 3 11 24181. 7 2 3327. 7.6. State Topeka Library -1 3 2 49 3 1 37 1 1 12 2 23ii 6 2 1 3112 8 . 1. 1 21 4- 2 27 9. KSU 2 1 6 71114 1 1 2 1 15 5 I 1 21 10. CKLS 1 1 3 4 1 1 1 1 10 3 2 15 12.11. SEKLSNCKLS 3 2 9 32 1 ... 56 1 1 2 . 3 1 2223 75 21 3129 13. SWKLS 3 2 . 3 1 1 1 1 1 8 5 13 Total14.4110MS 30 20 100 2 30 10 1 70 1 10 10 20 30 1 10 250 4 70 20 1 340 5 UniversityKIC Libraries Libraries 14 5 12 1 1456 18 5 15 1139 26 25 11 3 16 3 15 136 36 41 9 1 10 3 187 48 5State Sysiens-- Library 10 1 7 26 4 7 4 17 3 2 21 15 92 4 . 6711 20 61 9312 FebruaryElevenLists #1030-103416-20,Owners 16-20, 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Table lib Agency NF Monday _ . VIT Rir Tuesday_ '11 &T---). Wednesday 1 x Thursday Friday TiTi-W.-- r -17---Tb Total Total 2.1. Wichita JCPL 21 1 11 22 1 434 3 2 3 1 1314 8 1 -22 23 3. Hutchinson 2 1 1 2 4 5 8 1 24 4. Salina 2 1 1 2 .-. 1111 14 1 22 6.5. Topeka Kansas.City 12 1 1 2 1 4 3 4 2 1111111 1414 78 1 2322 7. State Library 2 1 1 . 3 1 10 1 8. KU 2 1 2 . 4 1. 2 13 1 1 15 10. CKLS9. KSU . r 21 1 1 1 1 4 3 33 2 1 8 48 1 2013 11. NCKLS 1 11 1 2 1 4 3 3 2 3 1111 1513 8 1 2322 12. SEKLS 2 14.13. NWKLSSIMS 2 1 2 1 13 32 2 12 2 1 11 7 18 11 11 11 44 33 44 22 33 11 165 88 11 264 . Total 22 22 . _ KICUniversity Libraries Libraries 10 3 6 26 12 2 61 22 6 18 1 22 7 10 3 18 3 6 2184 46 5 26 136 28 SLSystemsState Library 72 5 21 71 4 16 9 9 5 51 37 21 9010 TwelveListsFebruary #1030-1034Owners 16-20, 1970 Number of Ownes Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Table lib Agency 7-111----Drh"Monday NT luesday 1 11-g- 'NI- Wednesday 1 NF Thursday -F Ph RTF--P----FE--6-1-- Friday Total otal 2.1. JCPLWichita 1 4 4 5 21 2 22 1 11 33 1 55 10111 11.11 1414 3635 4. 3.Salina. Hutchinson 4 5 2 2 3 1 45 1011 11 1413 35 6.5. Topeka Kansas City 1 4 4 5 2 55 2 2 11 1 3 1 5 11_, 1 1111. 14 3636 8.7. KU.State Library 1 43 4 . 3 1 2 1 1 32 51 10 7 8 13 8 3115 10. CKLS 9. KSU 1 4 43 35 2 5 2 2 1 23 1 55 10 9 1110 1113 32 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 1 4 44 54 2 5 21 2 1 1 3 11 5 11 11 1412 3634 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 1 2 .4 2 2 5 1 2 1 1 2 11 5 28 11 4 68 1227 Total 12 48 48 60 24 24 24 12 12 36 12 60 132 132 168 432 UniversityKIC Libraries Libraries 26 23 8 24 7 30 9 11 4 12 4 12 1 26 16 18 6 61 1029 1964 6618 8326 213 63 State5 Systems Library 31 14 3 17 18 3 81 22 62 10 1 4 41 10 5 20 1 42 7 48 51 8 141 15 February 16-20, 1970 Ynnsps Informatim, Circuit Availability Study . ThirteenLists #1030-1034 Owners Number of Mners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency _ Table IIb Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday I. __ Total Ls.XI'', Agency -Fir.:111ph N17-171.3 3 Ph1 <2 Wil---F -15E NV- 1 fr- 1, 1 FIT-- 1 P 1 Pb 8 P 4 "Ph-f- 1 ToTii17- 13 3.2. HutchinsonWichita 11 3 3 1 1 2 11 11 1 8 4 1 13 4.... Salina 1 - 3 3 1 2 1 1 1 8 4 1 13 1 3 I 3 1 2 . 1 1 1 8 4 1 13 6.5. Topeka Kansas City 1. 3 3 1 2 1 1 1 8 4 13 7. State Library 3 I- 1 1 51 6 9.8. KUKSU 1 3 3 . 1 2 1 1 88 44 1 _ _ 1313 10. CKES 3 1 2 1 i 1. 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 1 3 3 1 2 1 1 1 8Si---4 4 1 13 13. SWKLS 1 3 3 2 e, 1 1 1 8 4 12 14. NWKLS 13 1 39 3 13 1 26 2 13 . 13 1 13 1 104 4 52 4 13 1 169 9 KICTotal Libraries 6 18 3918 6 12 6 6 6' i 48 24 b 78 University Libraries 2 6 6 2 4 2 2 2 16 - 8 2 26 5State Systems Library 5 12 3 15 41 10 41 41 5 35 5 20 41 59 6 February 16-20, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit FourteenLists #1030-1034 Owners Agency Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Wedr.sday Thursday' Friday Total Table lib ----7-- 1. JCPL -----iiiora NP .JF PE ---j------iTsaicy------i- NF -V Ph FP-- F----Ph 1PE-- ,/ gF-- F-- FE-- .7-1-1. Ph 1 Total- 1 3.2. WichitaHutchinson _ 11 .- 1 1 _ 5.4. SalinaKansas City I 1 f 1 1 7.6. State Topeka Library 1 1 1 9.8. KSUKU 1 1 1 11.,NCKLS10. CKLS 1 1 _-_ 1 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS 1 1 1 Total14. NWKLS 14 14 1 14 1 UniversityKIC Libraries Libraries ----) ?6 26 5State Systems Library 51 5 5 Listsi#1095-1099,MaySingle 18-22, Owners 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Table lib Agency 1.::_ Monday 5----Ph NT Tuesday F- Ph NT--Tr Wednesday Ph M' Thursday P Fh-- ii- Friday P----Ph NF FTotal lh Tof7r- 2.1. Wichita JCPL : ______. ___ 3 ______1 2 1 72 1 73 4.3. SalinaHutchinson 1 1 11111 2 1 16 1 27 6.5. Topeka Kansas City i 1 1 2 1 31 3 61 8.7. KUState Library 1 10 1. 3 4 2 20 2 1 21 2 11.10. NCKLS CKLS9. KSU 1 . 2 1 1 51 51 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS _ 1 1 1 1 21 3L Total14. NWKLS 2 18 5 10 3 10 1 49 10 59 UniversityKIC Libraries libraries 1 11 6 13 5 45 2 43 1 _ 2520 16 . 26 State5 Systems Library 1111 1 1 1 1 12 2 3 52 TWoListsMhy Owners18-22, #1095-1099 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Table lib 1. JCPL Agency -1CIP711!"---` Monday -Ph Nl-1 Tuesday -11-7-Fh 1 2 Wednesday Thursday FridayUM ;IF 3 1,Total Ph Total 3. . 3.2. HutchinsonWichita 1 62 . 1 1 12 1 44 U 2 14 9. :, 23 1612 4. Salina 5 11 2 1 8. 1 5. Kansas City . 2 2 1 1 6 6 7. 6.State- Topeka Library 1 1 49 3 4 2 17 4 3 4 00 9.8. KSU1W 1216 1 I 3 7 2227 2227 /"4 11.10. NCKLSCKLS ..- 2 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSEKLS 1 2 2 2. 1 1 1 . 1 6 5 11 Total 8 60 10 5 12 14 7 12 1526 56 118 57 14 9 132 66 UniversityKIC Libraries Libraries 2 2825 2 6 f 11 49 4 49 4 State5 Systems Library 1 4 1 1 1 1 8 5 13 ThreeListsMay 18-22, Owners#1095-1099 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Table IIb Agency Of- Monday P 1' Tuesday 1 1 Wednesday Thursday 1 Friday Th----gr------Total ota 1. JCPL . MI 1 5 1 ii---- 3.2tI'li-chitP Hutchinson . 12 31 12 31 1 34 1 1314 44 1718 4. Salina 1 . 4 3 7 6.5. Topeka Kansas City 41 1 11 2 1 1 1 3 2 4 5 23 6 5 28 .7. State Library 1 __ _ __ 2 9.8. KSUKU 24 1 14 7 4 1 2 1 3 2714 31 1530 ____ 10. CKLS . _ .. __ 1 2 4 13.12.11. NCKT_SSWKLSSUMS 1 1 1 2 1 43 2 10 Total14 NWKLS 18 3 48 9 15 12 15 6 21 3 117 33 150 UniversityKIC Libraries Libraries 10 12 2123 5 7 26 11 4 14 4 2 4165 19 4 4584 5State Systems Libravy 1 4 3 1 9 10 19 FourListsMay 18-22, Owners#1095-1099 1970 MondayNumber of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Total Table lib 1. JCPL Agency -UT- 2 BM 3 1. 111.0116111111111111 ir 1 Fridayum . , r-----r-Th-T-7011"-- 1 7 2. Wichita 1 IIII PI 3 1617 5 2124 5.4.3. KansasSalinaHutchinson City 1 1 1 1 III 3 1 6 1 1 8 7.6. State Topeka Library 1 3 19 5 26 2 9.S. KSU KU III 1 5 2 1 4 4 1215 5 1719 11.10. CKLSNCKLS 1 3 1 1 7 13.12. SWSEKS LLS 1 . 24 1 4 16 5 Tot;.114. N1..7.LS 4 4 40 1 28 1 4 24 16 20 16 116 32 20 168 2 UniversityVAC Libraries Libraries 2 13 2511 6 14 7 3 15 3 8 12 6 7 2768 16 10 9 3694 5Syf-!temsState Library . 4 I 6 61 1 51 1 2 9 19 16 1 36 May 18-22, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit Five.Lists Owners #1095-1099 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Table IIb _. 1. JCPL Agency -NF. Monday 1 -TPh 5NF 3F Ph N 1 F 3 Ph Ni' 1 1- Ph NI. 3 F N-- 10 FTotal 6 Ph Total 16 2. Wichita , 2 3 5 3 2 4 1 1 6 1 16 12 28 4.3. SalinaHutchinson 1i 72 3 1 4 32 31 17 22 3 49 1 1219 17 5 1 1836 6.5. TopekaKansas City 2 3 11 72 2 2 51 23 21 66 1713 12 4 1 3018 g,7. State Library 2 5 1 2 12 53 14 5 2 16 5 10. CKLS9. KSU ___ 1 1 41 1 1 1 2 3 10 2 52 1 13 7 lh12. NCKLS SEKLS 1 3 2 42 12 45 12 32 11 1 58 1510 2018 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 1 r 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 5 5 1 10 5 KICTotitl Libraries 10 6 1115 35 2745 125 15 15 9 3521 1120 15 7 3450 25 140 87 9556 35 240146 StateUniversity Library Libraries 2 2 3 2 24 5 4 1 29 5 ...... 5 Systems 2 A 1 . 4 11 24 35 1 60 MaySixLists 18-22, Owners #1095-1099 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Thursday Friday Table lib Agency RP - Moiday 1r- 1, Tuesday 1311 __ Wednesday NF F- Ph NI- F i Total '.t oar- 2..1. JCPY_ Wichita 15 1 43 1 I 62 1 3 21 31 21 7 43 2411 3. Hutchinson 4 1 5 1 41 1 23 21 43 20 -- 4 24 4.5. Salina Kansas City 3 4 1. 2 3 13 44 1817 __ 7.:6. TopekaState Library 26 1 38 1 32 1 11 2 5 5 27 9 '8. KU9. KSU 45 43 24 1 41 14 1415 11.10. NCKLSCKLS 1 1 15 31 1 21 4 11. 8 2 13 8 13.12. SWKTSSEKLS 15 12 1 15 1 11 2 2 15 4 13 18 5 Total14. NW1LS 42 6 48 6 36 1 6 18 12 30 1 30 204 1 UniversityKIC Libraries Libraries 23 9 5 29 7 5 16 6 4 10 2 10 19 5 2997 24 121 29 State5 Systems Library . 8 1 9 1 11 2 5 2 6 39 9 6 45 9 ListsMay 18;-22, #1095 -10991970 Owners NOMbei of Owners Pek Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas-Information Circuit Table IIb Seven - - K6Ciiii; 4 -In! .Fp,Fph3 Monday 4 Tuesday 3 NP 2 Wednesday F 3 Ph 1 Thursday. 1 2 Friday EWE - Total-- F Ph - .. 7---1'Total :1.2. JCPL Wiaita 1 4 3 3 6 1 2 2 11-___9_11 8 2Q.19 - :3. 4.Hutc.inson Salina 12 7 3 3 8 2 1 2 1 1016 12 1728 6.5. Topeka KanSas City 32 65 32 1 82 12 1 3 1 1412 13 5 2717 8.7. KUState Library 12 31 . i 3 2 2 2 49 6 15 4 10. CKLS9. KSU -I-- 1 12 21 46 1 2 3i 58 15 8 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 12 45 2 2 48 2 1 22 1 12 12 8 2024 13. swrLs 1 1 2 1 2 3 5 8 . Total14'. NWLS 21 1 49 21 21 1 56 14 14 21 7 126 98 224 2 _ KIC Libraries 12 32 16 10 29 __. 7 6 13 3 74 54 128 Univerf:ity Libraries 2 15 13 9 2 3 l 4 2 16 4 14 30 State5 Systems Library _i_ 2 5 11 5 7 18 5 5 4 2 32 30 62 EightMayLists 18-22,Owners #1095-1099 1970 MondayNumber of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Total Table IIb ___ 1. JCPL A gency 1 Ph NF -1. 6 1 h 1 1 4 ' Nt. 1 I Ph WF F iTt--NF 13 I- 10 1Ph Total 24 3.2. HutchinsonWichita 4 1211 62 1 12 43 2 21 2119 10 5 11 2532 5.4. SalinaKansas City 2 11 4 1 2 1 12 2 7 1815 S4 1 2419 7.6. State Topeka Library 34 10 7 6 1 1 4 2 2 1319 10 1 1330 9.8. KSU KU 1 4 6 1 21 41 1 8 10 5 i1 1914 10.11. CKLS NCKLS 8 3 1 43 2 2 13 8 74 2012 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS 31 11 6 16 1 2 21 1 1 18 8 73 1 1126 Total14. NWKLS 32 1 04 2 48 8 16 32 16 16 184 3 80 8 272 3 KICUniversity Libraries Libraries 19 3 58 8 2710 25 39 17 10 9 105 16 1544 5 154 33 State5 S stemsLibrary 73 31 7 11 1 31 10 6 3 5013 21 1 7213 May 18-22, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit NineLists Owners #1095-1099 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Table IIb -- ---. Agency -N.P.. Monday 1-!. PIE NF Tuesday F Ph NF Wednesday F Ph Thursday F Ph NF Friday I- FE-INF FTotal Ph fotaf- 2.1. WichitaJCPL 3 21 61 21 22 1 2 1 13 8 53 1 18i2 4.3. Salina WitchinSon 32 2 67 22 2 1 23 1 1314 5 1 19 6.5. Tbpeka Kansas City 32 2 6 2 21 1 3 1 1313 5 1 1919 S.7. StateKU Library 1 1 4 2. 1 23 97 3 12 7 10. CKLS9. KSU 11 21 43 2 1 1 2 1 67 3 1 1011 12.11. SEKLSNCKLS 23 2 65 21 21 1 3 1 1210 52 1 1813 14.13. SWKLSNWKLS 2- 1 41 1 2 1 82 1 1 48 _____Total . J 27 18 63 18 18 9 27 9 135 45 9 189 UniversityKIC Libraries Libraries 16 2 11 2 32 7 11 4 11 2 6 ._, 15 5 14 1674 28 6 14 106 23 5-SystemsState Library .8 5 20 3 5 3 5 4 38 11 4 53 7 TenListsMay Owners 18-22, #1095-1099 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Table IIb 1. JCPL Agency Nk. Monday T-7 l'ii1 NT-3 Tuesday 4F Wednesday 1 1 Thursday . 1 Friday ) Total ota14 2. Wichita 1 5 5 1 1 1 1 10 MUM 8 1 19 4.3. Salina Hutchingon 1 45 45 2 1 2 1 9 68 1 1617 6.5. TopekaKansas City 1 5 5 12 11 1 11 2 1 10 9. 8 1 1819 7. State Library 1 43 2 1 12 1 79 5 1 10 c)8. KU KSU 34. 1 1 1 3 3 12 6 11.10. NCKLSCKLS 1 35 52 2 1 1 1 2 1 10 4 48 1 19 9 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS 1 24 35 21 1 1 1 1 7 58 1 1116 Total14. NWKLS 10 50 50 20 10 1 10 10 1 20 i0 IDO 2 80 2 10 190 4 UniversityKIC Libraries Libraries 5 27 3 28 7 10' 3 6 42 5 12 2 16 10 45 8 5 103 18 5State Systems Library 16 4 15 25 4 31 5 42 3 27 41 5910 May 18-22, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit _ ElevenLists Owners#1095-1099 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Table IIb -: . JCPL Agency 2 Monday P PA, 2 NF S Tuesday F 3 Ph NF 1 Wednesday 11 Ph N1. Thursday- F1 Ph NF 1 Friday 1r- a NI- 9 --T6tai F 5 Pr. 2 1 total 16 3.2. WichitaHutchinson 3 6 3. 1 1 1 2 1 12 5 1 31 1320 5.4. Sali1;-aKansas City 3 2 45 32" 1 [ 1 1 2 1 11 5 3 1914 7.6. TopekaState Library 3 2 5 1 2 1012 5 32 131.9 9.8. K11KSU 3 2 4 2. 1 1 11 2 10 3 3 1316 10. CKLS 2 2 5 , 3 1 1 1 1 8 5 3 16 12.11. SEKLSNCKLS 3 2 5 3 1 r 1 1 21 11 10!I. 5 3 1918 14.1 3 . NWKI.S Sl'ii: LS 1 25 12 1 1 1 21 11 39 2 1 13 6 Total 33 22 66 33 11 11 11 22 11 132 55 33 220 _ UniversityKIC Libraries Libraries 16 5 10 4 32 7 17 4 26 61 42 49 6 6318 29 5 14 6 - 106 29 5State Systems Library 93 62 22 5 12 3 4 41 72 5 4110 21 10 3 7213 __I ListsTwelveMay 18-22,#1095-1099 Owners 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Table IIb Tuesdair Wednesday. Thursday Friday ---- T-.'al Agency NFMonday2 .._... II: Ph 0-7-F Ph NF 1- Ph NC 1- Ph ;:P-11------Ph f7,1- Ph ""Ic TtIrr 6 2.1. WichitaJCPL .1 6 4.3. Salina Hutchinson 2 1 2 11 4 2 66 6,5. TopekaKansas City 22 1 2 1 34 2 56 -7. State Library 2 1 1 - 9.S. KSUKU 2 1 22. 1 2 2 2 4 _ 10. CKLS . 2 6 11.12. NCKLS SEKLS 1 22 2 6 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 1 1 2 15 Total!:IC Libraries 2412 12 6 2412 12 5 ' 2348 1224 3572 University Libraries 2 1 4 2 - 5 4 5State SyFtems Library 82 41 8 41 16 4 8 24 49___ ThirteenMayLists 18-22, #1095-1099 Owners 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Day of WeeK & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Table lib 1. JCPL ke:ncy NF. Mcgid4Y ----1Ph Nil Tuesday F Vh NF __110-PPs4 F Ph ' Thursday 1 Friday NP FTotal Ph -total 2 2.3. Wichita Hutchinson 1 J 1 2 2 5.4. SalinaKansas City 11 1 2 2 7.6. State Topeka Library 1 1 22 2 CD _9:KSU-----. ______. KU _ , 1 1\D 13.10. NCKLSCKLS 1 1 2 2 12.13. SEKLS SWKLS 1 1 1 Total14. NiaLS 13 13 26 26 KICUniversity Libr- riffs -=Libraries 26 62 12 4 12 4 _ State5 Systems Librar 4 41 8 82 FourteenListsMay 18-22, #1095-1099 Owners 1970 Number of Owners Per Item; Summary by Pay of Week & Type of Agency Kansas Information Circuit Table IIb _ Agency t1: Monday . IR' _. Tuesday 1. I) fi--- Wednesday . NP Thursday F PE ' Friday 114111411. Total -TOTZ-1- 2.1. :ICH,Wichita ft-Th UM 1 5.4.3. S:,.linaKansasHutchinson City 1 1 ..-- 7.6. State Topeka Library 1 1 1 9.8. KSUKU . 1 11.10. NCKLSCKLS 1 1 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS 1 1 1 14. NWKLS ' 1 1 TotalKIC Libraries - 14 14 6 14 6 StateUniversity Library Libraries 1 2 21 5 Systems 5 ListMonday, #1030 February (158 items) 16, 1970 NumberKansas of Information Owners Per CircuitItem Number of Owners Single Owner Two Owners Table IIo ItemClassification Number 1. JCPL NF10 32 33 J 35 61 69 71 84 101 103 104 117 123 131 156 F36 '2 NP 5 13 26 42 47 54 59 64 4.3.2. Salina HutchinsonWichita X 6.5. opeka Kansas City ' X Z>40w 9.8.7. KUKSUState Library X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 11..10. CKLSNCKL 13.12.14. SWKLSSEKLS NWKLS i , . Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListMonday, #1030 February (158 items) 16, 1970 NumberKansas Informationof Owners Per Circuit Item Table IIc NumberItemClassification Numberof Owners 76 85 EF 96 121 129 141 Two Owners 145 146 147 150 F8 20 37 Ph160 161 NF15 16 40 Three Owners43 52 75 8d 93 100 116 126 1. JCPL X X X 1 X 3.2. HutchinsonWichita X X X X X ,..._.....___, X X X X X X X 4. Salina 1 X X X X X 6.5. TopekaKansas City X X X X X ' X 1- X X X X =(2)).. 7. State Library 1 4 9.8.7. KUKSUState Library X X X X 10. CKLS X X X X X 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSEKLS X X X X X X X X X X Ph--F--FictionNF--Nonfiction Photocopies Tuesday,List #1031 February (244 items)17, 1970 NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item Number of Owners Single Owner Table IIc ClassificationItem Number 1. JCPL NF3 6 28 36 50 52 56 58 65 73 75 81 82 85 106 r 108 121 136 146 148 161 163 171 209 210 2. Wichita . 3. Hutchinson X , . 6.4.5. TopekaSalina Kansas City X X X X mLIz 9.8.7. KUStateKSU Library X X 12.11.10. SEKLSNCKLCKLS 114. 13. SWKLS NWKLS , Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction Tuesday, February 17, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1031 (244 items) Number of Owners Per Item Table lIc TITicationNumberItem of Number Owners Single OwnerF55 r- 138 22f Ph91 NF7 49 59 62 69 80. 83 84188 Two Owners 93 95 100 109 111 127 137 143 144 147 158 174 179 2.3.1. WichitaHutchinson JCPL X X X X X X X 4. Salina X X X I- X 6.5. TopekaKansas City X X X X X X X X CO ;.0 7. State Librar .... 8. KU X X X X X X X X X X 10. CKLS9. KSU X X X X X X XXXXX _X 11. NCKL X 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSEKLS X X X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListTUesday, #1031 February (244 items) 17, 1970 NumberKansas Informationof Owners Per Circuit IteM ClassiNumber ication,of Owners NFTwo Owners NF Three Owners Table lie Item Number 1. JCPL 121111,1151242 13 14 24 60 63 X72 :. o 1111111OM .: IffirMINUTIMINIEMPSTIII X X III 2.3. WichitaHutchinson 11111111 X X II X X X X X X X 5.4. Salina X 111111111111X III III 6. TopekaKansas City X 1111111111111 X X' X 1111 X IIIIIIX 4.c.) 7. State Librar IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII XXXX X X X 1111 111 III IIIII 1 7.6. StateTopeka Library a< 8. KU X X XX X X X, 11.10. NCKL CKLS9. KSU 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSEKLS Ph--DhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListTuesday, #1031 February (244 items) 17, 1970 NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item Number of Owners Seven Owners Eight Owners Table Tic ClassificationItem Number NF57 77 151 182 188 213 XF11 X38 206 X 232 X1NF X2 16 35 X66 67 118 X 155 X 156 157 X 170 X 181 212 X X214 I X 8P 39 2.1. Wichita JCPL X X XX X X X X X X X XX XX X X X X X X X X X X X X X 4.,3. Salina Hutchinson X X XX X X . X. X X X X X X X X X X X X X XL 6.5. TopekaKansas City X X X XX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX; .w 7. State Library X X XXXXXXXXXXXX X X XX-XXXXX X X X X X X X X X X 10. CKLS9.8. KUKSU X XX X XX X X X X X X X X X XXXXXX'XXX X X X X X X , X X X X X X X X X 12.11. SEKLSNCKL X X X X X X X X X X X X XX X X X XX X X X X X X 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS X X X X X X , L X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction Tuesday, February 17, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1031 (244 items) Number of Owners Per Item Table Tie --TrYgTaicationNumberItem Number of Owners 231NF Ten239 Owners 9F 142 164 133Ph 31NF OwnersEleven 107 F184 OF 96 97 149 154 Twelve OwnersF25 165 229 241 45Ph 128 i29 131 162 Owners-19NFThirteen 116 167 2.1. WichitaJCPL X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 4.3. Salina Hutchinson X XX X X X X X X X XX XX XX X X X X X X X X .X X X X X X 6.5. Topeka Kansas City X X X X X XX XX XX X XX XX X XX X X X X X r X .r...) 7.8. State KU Library- X X 10. CKLS9. KSU X X X A X X X X X X X X X . X X X X X X X 11. NCKL X i X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 13.12.14. SWKLSSEKLS NWKLS X X X X X X X X X X X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction Tuesday, February 17, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1031 (244 items) Number of Owners Per Item Table lie ClassiiicationNumberItem Numberof Owners FThirteen Owners Ph 2.1. Wichita JCPL 196 200 X 236 X 132 X 4.3.5. HutchinsonSalina Kansas City X X X X III 1111 S.7.6. KUTopekaState Library X X XXX XX 11.10. CKLSNCKL9. KSU XX X X XX 12.14.13. SEKLS SWKLSNWKLS Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListWednesday, #1032 (141February items) 18, 1970 NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Pcr Circuit Item Number of Owners Single Owner Two Owners Table IIc ItemClassification '. JCPL Number NF3 6 20 39 45 71 107 114 118 122, NF 1 11 31 42 43 48 55 62 63 74 83 87 88 95 101 108 2. Wichita X X X X X X X X ' 4.3.5. HutchinsonSalina Kansas City X X X X X X 6. Topeka X , XX X X ---1 wz 9.8.7. KUKSUState Library X X X X X X X X X X X X 10.11. CKLS NCKL X 14.13.12. SEKLSNWKLSSWKLS X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNFNonfiction Kansas Information Circuit Wednesday,List #1032 February (141 items) 18, 1970 Number of Owners Per Item Table IIe NumberItemClassification of Owners Number NF Two Owners 131 136 F 109j 35Ph NF Three Owners F8 NF10 Four Owners _____ 1. JCPL 111 125 132 X X5 21 23X 41 56 77 80 133 135 X 28 106 52 X69[ 76 78 103j110 X 4.3.2. HutchinsonWichitaSalina XX X 6.5. TopekaKansas City X X X X X wz 9.8.7. KUStateKSU Library X X X X X X X 11.10. CKLSNCKL X X X 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSETTS -- Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF-- Nonfiction Wednesday,List #1032 February (141 items) 18, 1970 NumberKansas of Information Owners Per CircuitItem Table IIe ClassificationNumberItem Numberof Owners NF124 Four Owners F58 Ph33 34 NF38 51 Five Owners 53 66 92 116 Ph98 2NF 4 Six Owners 40 50 73 102 137 139 F91 37Ph NF16 Seven Owners 27 44 .64 65 1. JCPL X X X XX X X X X X X X X X X X X XX XX X X X 4.3.2. SalinaHutchinsonWichita X X III X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 6.5. TopekaKansas City X X X X - III X X X XXIX X X X X X X X X 0..z>-, 7. State Library X. 0w 8. KU X X X . X X X X X X X X X X XX __, X XX 10.11. CKLS NCKL9. KSU 111111 X X X X X 12. SEKLS X X X X X X X ' 14.13. NV7KI.SSWKLS 11 X X Ph F--FictionNF--Nonfiction-- Photocopies Wednesday,List #1032 February (141 items) 18, 1970 NumberKansas of Information Owners Per CircuitItem Number of Owners Seven Owners Eight Owners Nine Owners Ten Owners Table Ile ClassificationItem Number 1. JCPL NP67 104 X 113 128 X89F 105 X 126 X Ph96 7NF 12 X 25 57 X X72 X86 X49F X70 NF14 15 17 138 X F90 X Ph100 NFX9 13 54 X 60 X 3.2. HutchinsonWichita XX X XX X X XX X X XX X X X X XX XX X XXXX,...X X X X X XX X X X X 5.4. KansasSalina City X X X XX X XX X XX X X XX XX X XX X x X X x X X X X X _., . X. 6. Topeka X X X X X X X X X X 1 N XXXXXXXXX- . tIi 7. State Library X X X X X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X X X X X X 8. KU X X X X 9. KSU . : X : X : X X 12.11.10. SEKLSCKLSNCKL 1111 X X X X X X X X XX X X X X X X X 14.13. NWSWKLS KLS x J x x Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction 1 ListWednesday, #1032 (141February items) 18, 1970 NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item Table IIe _ _ NumberItemClassifieation Numberof Owners NF61 Ten Owners 82 94 F 112 Ph99 NF30 79Eleven Owners 115 130 F93 119 12 NF19 Twelve Owners141 F24 26 32 46 75 Ph36 97 OwnersThirteen18NF 81 1. JCPL X'X X X X X X X X XX XX XX X X XX XX X X X X XX XX X 4.3.2. Salina HutchinsonWichita X XX XX XXXXXX X X X X X X XXXX X X X X X X XX X X XX X XX 6.5. Top'kaKansas City X III X X X X X X X X XX X X X XX X X XX X X XX X X wz 7.8. State KU Library X X X X X X X X X XX X X X X X X XX X X X X 10. CKLS9. KSU X X XX X X X X X X X X XX X XX X X r- X XX X XX 13.12.11. NCKLSFKLSSKLS X X X X XX X XX X X XXXX X X X X X X X X XX 14. NWKLS XXXX X X X X X X _J F--FictionPh--PhotocopiesNFNonfiction Thursday, February 19, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1033 (170 items) Number of Owners Per Item TabIDIIe ClassificationNumberIz,sm Number of Owners 1NF 4 6 7 13 17 19 27 Single Owner ---J----Y--- 46 50 52 54 66 68 71 78 80 82 129 130 168 F 25 ,-,.,__,._.3 147 2.1. JCPLWichita X 24 28 38X X 5.4.3. KansasSalina Hutchinson City 6. Topeka X X X X X X X [ I c). 7. State Library 1 w ' I 0 8. KU X X. .., 11.10. NCKLCKLS9. KSU X X 13.12. SEKLS S'Ar;:LS 1 X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--14. NonfictionN':j-i.S' . _E. Thursday,List #1033 February (170 items) 19, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit Single Number of Owners Per Item Table Tic Number of Owners Owner Two Owners . Three Owners ClassificationItem N6Mber MI , 12 37 39 40 58 61 74 86 105 111 115 161 165 NF15 30[ 43 79 84 98 109 112 3.2. Hutchinson1. Wichita JCPL X 111111111111 X X X 5.4. KansasSalina City 1111 III X X x X 6. Topeka 1 I r r wC.) 7. State Library III 9.8. KUKSU /111 III III III XX ,,: X X 12.11.10. SEKLSCKLSNCKL Ill III 111 III Ill 11111 14.13. NWKLS.SWK1S 1111111 II I NF--Nonfiction II Ph--PhotocopiesF--Fiction Thursday, February 19, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1033 (170 items) Number of Owners Per Item Table Tie --:fiassificationNumberItem Number of Owners ____NF Owners119Three 140 FJ-65 148 J 814F 11 ,20 21 36 Four Owners42 44 49 76 89 106 126 4-- 152 160 170 F117 'FiveNF Owners2 5 41 51 56 72 1. JCPL X X X X X X X I 3.2. HutehinsonWichita X X X X X X X X X X XX X 1 X 6.4.5: TopekaSalina Kansas City _ X X X X X X XX X XX X X X X X c:2c.) 7. State Library -, 6, Topeka X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX X :-1 X 0w 7. State Library _ d 10. CKLS9.8. KUKSU 1111 X X X X X X X X 11. NCKL Ill X 1111 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSKLS III X X! X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListThursday, #1033 Februa-ry (170 items) 19, 1970 NumberKansas .Informationof Owners Per Circuit Item Number of Owners OwnersSeven Eight Owners Nine Owners OwnersTen Eleven Owners Table Ile wners eiVe-- ClassificationItem Number F 155 NF10 31 75 77 . 120 122 135 167 F116 131 NF88 107 F103 NF134 158 60NF 73 121 143 F81 151 N14 159 2.1. Wichita JCPL X123 X X X X X X X X XX X 1104 X X X X X X X 4.3. Salina Hutchinson X XX X X X X X XX XXXXX X X X X X X XX X XX XX X X 5. Kansas City X X X X X' X X X X X X X X X >-,' 6. Topeka X X X X X X X X X X X X X X - X XXXXXXX X X X X X X X__X PIo-.,?: 8.7. KUState Library X X X X X X X X X X X XX XX X X X X 9. KSU X X X X X X X X X X XX X XX ....___ X ______X X 11.10. NCKLCKLS X XX X X X X XX X X X X X X X XX X XX X X X X X X X 14.13.12. SWKLSSEKLSNVKLS X XX X XX X X X X X X. 'XXX X X X X XX XX XX PhF--Fiction NF--Nonfiction-- Photocopies ListThursday, #1033 February(170 items) 19, 1970 NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item ClassificationNumber of Owners OwnersTwelve F Ph NFOwnersThirteen ;ha -rsPhourteen Table Tic Item Number 1. JCPL 47 18 16 157 / I 2.3. WichitaHutchinson X Y.X 5.4. SalinaKansas City XX X X X -, wz 8.7.6. KUTopekaState Library X XX 11.10. CKLSNCKL9. KSO0 X X X 14.13.'SWKLS12. NWKLSSEKLS X X X ..._ _ Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListFriday, #1034 February (177 items) 20, 1970 NumberKansas of Information Owners Per CircuitItem Number of Owners Single Owners Two Owners Table IIc ItemClassilicc,tion Number NF . , 1123 F NF J-- 1. JCPL 27 34 48 52 58 60 66 74 77 X83 93 4 105 R12 125 133 141154 157 100 2 15 X 20 28 33 4.3.2. WichitaHutchinsonSalina X X X X X 5. Kansas City Ix X X ,.. 7.6. State Topcv Library X J 0-xcw 9.8. KU.KSU X X X X X X X X X 11.10. NCKLCKLS _____J X 14.13.12. $WKLSNWKLSSEKLS -- Ph--Photocopies.F--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListFriday, #1034 February (177 items) 20, 1970 NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item Number of Owners Table lie ClassificationItem Number NF35 36 37 39 41 44 50 57 62 64 Two68 Owners 69 72 73 86 190 116 121 135 144 150 153 167 172 X 3 32 1.2. JCPLWichita X X X 7 X 4.5.3. Salina HutchinsorKansas City X X 6. Topeka X X X X X X X X ( .w >-, 7. State Library X X X 10. CKLS 9. KSU XXX X X XXX X xxX X X X X X X X X 12.11. SEKLSNCKL X X 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS _ Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListFriday, #1034 February (177 items) 20, 1970 NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item Own e r s OwnersIWo Three Owners Four Owners Table Tic ;a t ion-_ 110F 111 124 1NF I 22 29 30 31 54 59 61 63 67 J 70 96 98 130 136 140 38F 23NF 42 46 53 55 i 01 T L chita X X X X X X X 1 X X X X _ 3.4. H S Llinaitchinson X i X X X X X X 6.5. KaT Ipmsas eka City ------, X X X X X X X X X X X u 7. S ate Library _ _ X r\D 8.KTJ r x x x x x x x X X X X X X I X X X X , 10. C 9. K 1.1 _ X x x x x x x xx x X X X X X X X X X . 12.11. SN XLSLS X X x X X X X lx 14.13. NS KLS . ListFriday, #1034 February (177 items) 20. 1970 NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item Number of Owners Four Owners Five Owners Table IIc OwnersSix --itell ClassiTication Numb,_:r NF107 114 1 120 137 139 170 45F J-- 94 12NF 13 17 18 J87 97 102 106 113 118 156 X 88F 192 X 126 Ph148 NF 5 3.2.1. HutchinsonWichita JCPL X X X X X X X X X XX X X X 5.4. KansasSalina City X X X X X X X X X X X X ?, 6. Topeka X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X wz0 9.8.7. KUStateKSU Library X XX X X XX 1111 11.10. NCKLCKLS XX X X x X X 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSEKLS Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListFriday, #1034 February (177 items)20., 1970 NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item Table He -Number ofItemClassiTication Owners Number NF16 56 Six Owners 75 89 117 168 Ph104 NF11 76 79Seven Owners 81 119 131 143 145 166 . F122 Ph151 152 NF Eight Owners 78 82 129 138 174 2.1. Wichita JCPL X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX X X 21 125 XXXXX X X X X 3. Hutchinson. Salina X X X X X X X X X X X XX X X XX .. ln,as City X . X X X 1111XXXX ..- X X . X X X X X X X X X X X i L.) 6. Topeka X X X r X X 7. State Library X X X X X X 0.tw 8. KU X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX 11.10. CKLSNCKLS9. KSU X X X X X X . X X X X X X II X X X X X , 14.1312- SWKLSNCKLSSEKLS X X X PhF--Fiction NF--Nonfiction-- Photocopies . ListFriday, #1034 February (177 items) 20, 1970 NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item Table Tic ClassincationNumberItem Numberof Owners NF Nine Owners NFTen26 Owners 95 132 F12724 NFEleven Owners 80 149 F10 19NFTwelve Owners 1081134 109F 158Ph 159 3.2.1. HutchinsonWichita JCPL X xrxxx xX xx xX xx xx xx xx xx x x x x 4. Salina X Xx xX xX xX xX xX xX x x x 7.6.5. State TopekaKansas Library City X x xX X XXXXXXx x x XXXX x 9.S. KUKSU X xX X X X x X X X X X X X 11.10. NCKL CKLS Xx Xx xX Xx Xx Xx Xx 14.13.12. NWKLS SEKLSSKLS X x x x x Xx x x. Ph--F--FictionNF-Nonfiction Photocopies Friday, February 20, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1034 (177 items) Number of Owners Per Item Table Tie Clasi.lcziioci^Number of Owners -----__ Nomber ______'Owners. 160ph 161 162w NFOwners85 84F ''''' 2.1. Wichita JCPL XX XX X X X 4.3. Hutchinson a ix XX X X X 5.6. Kansas Topeka City_ Salina X X X XX 8.7. StateKU Library X X X X X 10. CKLS9. KSU X XX _ X X xX L11. NCKLS12. SEKLS X XX - Xx X X; - J- 14.13 NWKLS SWKLS X X] X r X L Pi;.--PhotocopiesF- NF-.7Nonfiction.Fiction Mcnday,List #109$ May 18,(61 1970items) Kansas Information Circuit Single Number of Owners Per Item our Table IIc NumberItemLlasslrication Numberof Owners Owner41NF 54 9 32 NFTwo Owners 34 46 28 F 56 4 14 Three Owners NF17 22 31 i 60 57 Owners PH13 27 Five Owners59 4'I 48 49 13 Six Owners NF15 23 1. JCPL X X X X 11111111 X X X X X 2.4,3. HutchinsonWichitaSalina X X X X IIII X X X XX X X zw 7.6.5. TopekaState Kansas Library City X X X X X X XX X X X X X X X X X X X 9.8. KUKSU X X X X X X X X X X X XX X X 10.12,11. CKLS SEKLSNCKL X X X X X X X X 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS , X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction Monday,List #1095 May 18,(61 1970items) NumberKansas dfInformation 0Wheri; Per Circuit IteM 'Cumber of Owners Six Owners Seven Owners Eight Owners Nine Owners Owrers Tea Eleven Owners Table IIc Owners'Twelve ClassificationItem Number 39 40 NF 55 61 16 F 6 44NF 52 1 42 NF 45 51 7 NF 10 53 X X12 143 F PH21 X3 X8 NF 11 20 PH 29 X 2 NF 50 3.2.1. HutchinsonWichita JCPL XXXX X X XXX X X X X X X 4.5. Salina Kansas City XX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X , X X X >. 6. Topeka X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XXXXXX X X 1 X X X X X X X , 0 7. State Library X X X X X X X X X X X 10. CKLS9.8. KUKSU X X X X X X X xXXX XXXXX X X XXXX 11. NCKL X X X X X X XY. 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLS X XXX X XXXX X X X F--FictionPh--PhotocopiesNF--Nonfiction Tuesday, May 19, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1096 (201 items) Number of Owners Per Item Table 'lc -Classification NumberItem Numberof Owners 2 6 7 19 53 56 74- 76 84 85Single OwnerNF 90 91 117 127 137 140 150 176 58 60 F 100 118 126 !Taro 23 Owners4146NF 2.1. Wichita JCPL X X X X X i X 5.4.3. SalinaHutchinsonKansas City X 60. 7.6. TopekaState Library X < 10. CKLS8.9. KU KSU X X X X X X X 11. NCKL , X 14.13.12. SWKLSSEKLSNWKLS Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction Tuesday, May 19, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1096 (201 items) Number of Owners Per Item Table Tic NumberItemClassification Numberof Owners ' 59 62 64 70 72 75 77 78 81 86 Two Owners 94 119NF 124 125 126 139 145 146 152 156 159 169 183 188 191 196 3:2.1. HutchinsonWichita JCPL X X X III X .... X -X 6.4.5. TopekaSalina Kansas City X X X X X t):-.-, 7. State Library 8. KU X X X. X X XX X X X XX X X XX 11.10. NCKLCKLS9. KSU 12.14.13. SWKLS SWKLSNWKLS Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListTuesday, #1096 May (201 19, items) 1970 .NumberKansas of Owners Information Per Item Circuit Number of Owners OwnersIWO Three Owners Four Owners Table IIe 7?icationItem Number 1. JCPL 200 NF 33 48 49 50 54 63 79 89 114 133 155 164 NF 181 186 190 193 39 71 163 43 53 93 NF 106 138 2.3. HutchinsonWichita X X X X 6.5.4. TopekaKansasSalina City X X X X X X X X X X X X X z 8.7. KUState Library X X X X X X X X X X X 11.10. NCKLCKLS9. KSU X X X X X X X 14.13.1. SEKLSNWKLSSWKLS Ph--PhotocopiesF --NF-- Fiction Nonfiction ListTuesday, f1096 (201 items) May 19, 1970 NumberKansas Informationof Owners Per Circuit Item Number of Owners Four Owners Five Owners ______, Table Ile Six Owners 1 --IClassification Item Number 1. JCPL 151 NF 158 160 x 162 167 X 25 112F 113 11 NF 67,202 104 115 136 142 179 201 27 F 10 13 1321 18 3 45 1? 69 8 3.2. HutchinsonWichita x x I x x X x X 5.4. SalinaKansas City x ,..,- x x x X x x X >. 6. Topeka x x x x X z0r-74 9.8.7. KUKSU State Library 10.12.11. CKLS SWKLSNCKL x x x x x x x x x x x x 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS x x x _ Ph--PhotocopiesF --NENonfiction Fiction ListTuesday, #1096 May (201 19, items) 1970 NumberKansas Informationof Owners Per Circuit Item Number of Owners Six Owners Seven Owners Eight Owners Table Tic ItemClassification Number 1. JCPL 111 NFX 141 X 144 X 180 1287 F NF5 _X15 57 82 X16.; X17(1 17-5 XF8 X20 26 NF10 13 X14 16 X 24 X 30 144 87 X 123,154 157 3.2. HutchinsonWichita X X X X XX XX X XX X X X X X X XXXXX X X X X XX X X X X XX XX 4.5. Salina Kansas City X X X X X XX RX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X >-, 7.6. State Topeka Library X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX t <0cL1z 9.8. KUKSU X X XX X X X XX XX X X 11.10. NCKLCKLS X X X X X X X 14.13.12. SEKLSNWKLSSWKLS X X X X X X X X X XX X XXXXX XX X X XX Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction Tuesday,List #1096 May (20119, 1970items) NumberKansas Informationof ownPr§ Per Circuit Item Number of Owners Eight Owners Nine Owners Ten Owners Table IIe ---Classification Item Number NF177 184 4F 12 96 147 173 189 105 h NF.1 17 61 88 153 161 171 28F X97 X9NF X18 66 134 166 X X31F X38 149 1.2. JCPL.Wichita X XX X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX X X X X X X X X 4.3. Salina Hutchinson X X X X X, X X XXXXXX X X X X X X X X XXXXXX. X X X X X X X X - 5. Kansas City X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 0>. 7.6. TopekaState Library X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 9.8. KUKSU X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 11.10. CKLSNCKL X X X X X X X XX X X XX XX X X X X X X X XX X X XX X XX 13.12.14. SWKLSSEKLS NWKLS X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction Tuesday,List #1096 May (20119, 1970items) NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item Number of Owners Owners en Eleven Owners Twelve Owners Table Tic ItemClass]. Number ].cation 1. JCPL 172 X p 192 X X22NF 95 X98 X99 143 X 199 X XF32 174 X 187 X 168 X F194 X 198 X ____ 3.2. HutchinsonWichita X XX X XX XX X X X X X X XX X X 6.4.5. TopekaSalina Kansas City X X X X X X X X X X X X c.)6z>. 7. State Library XXXXXXXXXXXXXX X X X X X X < 9.8. KUKSU X X X X X X X X X X 10.11. CKLS NCKL XX X XX X X X X XX XX XXXXX X X XX X 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSEKLS X X X X X X X X X X X XX X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction Wednesday, May 20, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1097 (97 items) Number of Owners Per Item Table Tic NumberClassification of Owners NF Single Owner F TwoNF Owners F NF Three Owners ____ F J.-- Item Number 1. JCPL 21 24 29 30 31 55 61 63 X66 88 r- 41 33' 36 53 90 96 54 1 45 50 92 94 38 39 40 71 3.2. .HutchinsonWichita X X X X X X X G.4.5. TopekaSalina Kansas City zr4o:.,-, 8.7. KUState Library X X X X X X X X X 1111 10.11. CKLS NCKL9. KSU 12.14.13. SEKLS SWKLSNKLS X X X X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ill ListWednesday, #1097 May 20, 1970 (97 items) NumberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item Number of Owners Four Owners Five Owners Six Owners Table Tic ClassificationItem Number NF 5--- 43 81 82 93 67F 12NF 19 32 F6 il 14 42 68 J fC ) 7-4 3* 7CNF 17 S7 Ro 41 F^c 2.1. Wichita JCPL XX X XX X X X X X X X X XX X X X X X X XX 45 4.3.5. HutchinsonSalina Kansas City X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 0>. 7.6. State Topeka Library X X ' X X X X X X ' J < 9.8. KUKSU X X X X X X X X I X 11.12.10. NCKL SEKLSCKLS X X X X X X X X X [14. 13. SWKLS NWKLS X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction Wednesday.List #1097 May (97 20. items) 1970 NumberKansas of Information Owners Per CircuitItem Number of Owners Seven Owners Eight Owners Nine Owners Ten Owners Table lie OwnersSteven --Tra7giFication Item Number i. JCPL NF X9J 13 X56 XF8 16 X 28 48 X 59 j 76 j 77 j 79 JNF 35' X 40 FjjJ10 X 70 X 72 X 78 NF3 83 46 Y 87NF 97 4F 52)NF 2. Wichita X X X X X X X X X XX X X X XX X X X X X X X X X 4.3. Salina Hutchinson X XX X XX X X X X X X X X X X X X 5. Kansas City X X X X X X X X X X X.. X X X X X o>. 7.6. TopekaState Library X X X X 9.8. KUKSU X X X X X XX X X X X X X X X X X X 11.10. NCKLCKLS X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 14.13.12. NWKLSSWKLSSEKLS X X X X X X X X PhFNFNonfiction -- -- Fiction Photocopies Wednesday,List #1097 May (97 20, items) 1970 NumberKansas ofInformation Owners ter Circuit Item Number of Owners Twelve rs: OwnerFThirteen Table Ile ItemClassification Number _ 1. JCPL 98NF NF15 . 2. Wichita X X ... 4.3. Salina Hutchinson X X . . 6.5. TopekaKansas City X , . 6. Topeka X X X X Y. X X X X X X X X X X CDr...) zLu 7. State Library X X X X X X X 10. CKLS9.8. KUKSU X X X X X X X X X X X X X 11. NCKL X X X - X X X X X X X X XX X X X XX X 14.13.12. NWKLSSEKLSSWKLS X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListThursday, #1098 May(72 21,items) 1970 NymberKansas ofInformation Owners Per Circuit Item Number of Owners Seven Eight Ten Eleven Table IIe ClassificationItem Number crarips_X14F 59 X NFOwners1 6 OwnersNF53 FX10 FOwners20 PH72 3.2.1. HutchinsonWicl-ta JCPL X X 6.5.4. TopekaKansasSalina City X X X X X X . -, (.., zp4 7. State Library < 10. CKLS9.8. KUKSU X X X X X X X 11. NCKL , X X X X 13.14.12. SWKLS NWKLSSEKLS X X X X Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListFriday, #1099 May (90 22, items) 1970 NumberKansas of Information Owners Per CircuitItem ig Table Tic Eleven ClassificationNumberItem Numberof Owners 62NF Five Owners 67 81 88 21F NF1 Six Owners 19 20 24 90 NF13.Seven Owners 74' 77 18 NF15 Owners 66 NF42 Nine Owners 65 69 40Ph 45NFTen Owners 85 F5 78NF Owners 85 79F 1. JCPL X X X X X X X X X X X X i 1 2. Wichita X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X i 1 4.3. SalinaHutchinson X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X^ X r--1 X 65. Kansas City Topeka X X X X XX X X X X-X XX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X' 0>-. 9.8.7. KSU KUState Library X X X X X X XX X 11.10. CKLSNCKL X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X- 13.14.12. SWKLS NWKLSSEKLS X X X X X X X X X X ) Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction ListFriday, #1099 May (90 22, items) 1970 .NumberKansas of InformationOwners Per Item Circuit ClassificationNumber of Owners OwnersNFThirteen NFOwnersFourteen Table Tie Item Number 1. JCPL 4 2 3.2. HutchinsonWichita 5.4. KansasSalina City 7.6. TopekaState Library <(..,t:2z 8. KU 10. 9. CKLSKSU 12.11. NCKLSEKLS 14.13. NWKLSSEKLS Ph--PhotocopiesF--FictionNF--Nonfiction Table III

ANALYSIS BY AGENCY OF LOCATED ITEMS OWNED AND NOT OWNED

These tables consist of the following information:

The number of nonfiction, fiction, and photopcopy items owned on each KIC Jist by each agency;

The combined total of the nonfiction, fiction, and photocopy items owned on each KIC list by each agency;

The percentage of the total located items owned by each agency (computed by dividing the total items owned by each agency by the total items located by all agencies);

The number of nonfiction, fiction, and photocopy located items not owned by each agency;

The combined total of the nonfiction, fiction, and photocopy located items not owned by each agency;

The percentage of the total located items not owned by each agency (computed by dividing the located items not owned by each agency by the total located items not owned by all agencies).

These tables summarize the number of items owned and not owned by each agency on each KIC list and, in the opinion of the State Li- brary staff, showownership, not availability. All computations are based on the total items located (or owned) by all agencies, not on

the total items on each KIC list. ListMonday,133 #1030items February25 (158 located;items items) 1G. not 1970 located Analysis by Agency-of Located Items Owned and Not Owned Kansas Information Circuit Table III NFNumber of OwnedItems Ph OwnedItemsTotal %. Locatedof 133 OwnedItems NF Located No. Not Fel ---A311 133 Owned Items TotalLocated Or 133Items Not Owned Located Items Notis of Owned 133 2.1. WichitaJCPL 4934 14 9 3 6151 45.8638.35 5772 13 8 2 7282 61.6554.14 4.3. SalinaHutchinson 3454 1215 3 4972 36.8454.14 7252 10 7 2 6184 63.1645.86 3.6. TopekaKansas City 6049 1712 3 8064 48.1260.15 4657 10 5 2 6953 39.8551.88 S. . KUState Library 6317 70 52 7519 56.3914.29 4389 1522 03 114 58 43.6185.71 10. 'CKLS9. KSU 1545 57 25 2257 16.5442.86 9161 1715 30 111 76 83.4657.14 12.1.i. NCKLSSEKLS 3130 1511 2 4843 36.0932.33 7576 11 7 3 9085 63.9167.67 13. SWKLS 13 71 0 20 5 15.04 93 15 5 113 84.96 14. NWKLS 4 0 3.76 102 21 - I 128 - [ 96.24 210ListTuesday, items #1031 Februarylocated; (244 items) 17, 1970 Analysis by Agency of Located Items Owned and Not Owned Kansas Information Circuit 34 items not located Number of Items TotalItems % Locatedof 210 Items Located ItflmsNo. of 210 TotalLocated of Items Located ItemsTable III% Notof 210Owned 1. JCPL 60NF Owned F 25 Ph 8 Owned 93 Owned 44.29 NF 104 Not Owned F 10 Ph 3 Not Owned117 55.71 3.2. HutchinsonWichita 7977 2821 10 9 116108 55.2451.43 8587 14 7 21 102 94 44.7648.57 4.'5. Salina Kansas City 6858 1925 9 9692 45.7143.81 106 96 1610 2 114118 56.1954.29 7.6. Topeka 85 28 10 123 58.57 133 79 35 7 71 175 87 41.4383.33 . KUState Library 100 31 16 10 126 35 60.0016.67 64 19 1 84 40.00 10. 9. CKLSKSU 2185 1617 59 111 42 20.0052.86 143 79 1918 62 168 99 80.0047.14 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 5544 2623 86 8973 42.3834.76 109120 12 9 35 121137 57.6265.24 14.13. NCKLSSWKLS 22 6 16 4 73 4117 19.52 8.10 158142 3119 48 193169 91.9080.48 127ListWednesday items #1032 located; (14114 items items) riot located February 18, 1970 Analysis by Agency of Located Items Owned and Not Owned Kansas Information Circuit Number of Items TotalItems % Locatedof 127 Located ItemsNo. of 127 TotalLocated of 127 Items Located Items % of 127 Table III ' 1. JCPL NF35 Owned F 16 Ph 3 Owned 54 OwnedItems42.52 NF 61 Not Owned F 5 Ph 7 Not Owned73 Not Owned 57.48 -. Wichita 58 17 6 81 ' . 4. . HutchinsonSalina 6 MIN .7 . 6.5. Kansas City MNIIIMI 5 6 111.11111111.111111 3 1 41'; o'; Topeka 48 18 9 75 59.06 48 52 S.7. KUState Librar 51 8 06 95 6613 51.9710.24 4588 1521 15 114 61 48.0389.76 10. 9. CKLSKSU 1850 10 9 10 4 3269 25.2054.33 7846 1112 06 9558 74.8045.67 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 3034 1710 31 4550 39.3735.43 6662 11 4 97 7782 60.6364.57 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 13 5 59 31 1323 10.2418.11 9183 1612 79 114104 89.7681.89 ListThursday133 #1033items (17037located; items items) not located February 19, 1970 Analysis by-Agency of Located Items Owned and Not Own,d Kansas Information Circuit Table III NF Number. of OwnedItems F Ph OwnedTotalItems % ofLocated 133 OwnedItems NE Located ItemsNo. of 133Not Owned F Ph LocatedTotal of Items133 Not Owned Located Items % NotoTi33 Owned 2.1. WichitaJCPL 5'36 10 9 2 6248 46.6236.09 6075 98 2 7185 53.3863.91 4.3. SalinaHutchinson 4238 1710 22 5061 45.8637.59 7369 81 22 8372 62.4154.14 6.S. TopekaKansas City 4253 12 7 23 6752 50.3839.10 5869 11 6 12 6681 49.6260.90 8.7. KUState Library 59"9 50 22 6621 49.6215.79 5292 1318 2 f12 67 50.3884.21 10. . CKLSKSU 47 9 6 12 1655 12.0341.35 102 64 12 23 117 78 87.9758.65 11.12. NCK'.SSEKES 4331 1410 2 4359 44.3632.33 6880 48 2 7490 55.6467.67 14.13. NWK7.S5I.:K1.S 18 5 15 2 7 25 8 18.80 6.02 106 93 1713 2 108125 _93.98 81.20 ListFriday,160 #1034items February (17717located; items items) 20. not1970 located Analysis by Agency of Located Items Owned and Not Owned Kansas Information Circuit Table III NFNumber of OwnedItems F Ph OwnedTotalItems % ofLocated 160 OwnedItems. NF Located No. Not Fof 160 Owned Items Ph TotalLocated of160 Items Not Owned Located Items % Notof-160 Owned 1 2.1. WichitaJCPL 5834 1012 10 7 7853 48.7533.13 7195 11 9 03 107 82 66.8751.25 4.3. HutchinsonSalina 4049 1114 98 6071 37.5044.38 8980 10 7 12 100 89 62.5055.62 6.5. TopekaKansas City 6552 14 7 98 8867 41.8855.00 6477 14 7 12 7293 45.0058.12 8.7. KUState Library 8222 08 73 9725 60.6315.63 107 47 1321 73 135 63 39.3784.37 10. . CKLSKSU 7211 86 58 8624 15.0053.75 118 57 1315 52 136 74 85.0046.25 12,11. SEKLSNCKLS 35 17 8 76 4959 30.6336.87 94 13 4 43 101111 63.1369.37 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 49 37 07 23 7 14.38 4.38 120125 1814 10 3 153137 95.6285.62 ListMonday,51 items#1095 May located;(61 1018, itemsitems) 1970 not located Analysis by Agency of Located Items Owned and Not Owned Kansas Information Circuit Table III NFNumber of. OwnedItems F Ph OwnedItemsTotal % ofLocated 51 OwnedItems NF Located ItemsNo. of 51Not Owned F Ph TotalLocated of51 Items Not Owned Located Items Not% of51 Owned 2.1. WichitaJCPL 2315 63 3 3221 62.7541.18 1422 36 2 1930 37.2558.82 4.3. HutchinsonSalina 1523 5 50 2528 49.0254.90 2214 4 05 2623 50.9845.10 6. TopekaKansas City 2918 83 5 4226 82.3550.98 19 8 16 0 25 9 49.0217.65 8.7. KUState Library 2114 02 23 2517 49.0233.33 2316 79 32 2634 50.9866.67 10. 9. CKLSKSU 1013 31 34 1618 31.3735.29 2724 68 21 3533 68.6364.71 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 1813 7 3 2817 54.9033.33 1924 28 2 2334 45.1066.67 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 7.3 01 11 58 15.69 9.80 3430 89 44 4643 90.2084.31 List.#1096Tuesday,169 items May (201located; 19, items) 1970 Analysis by Agency of Located Items Owned and Not Owned Kansas Information Circuit 32 items not located Number of Items ItemsTotal % Locatedof 169 Items Located No. Not of 169 Items LocatedTotal of Items 169 Not Owned. Located Items Not1767169 Owned Table III 1. JCPL 34NF Owned F 24 Ph Owned 59 Owned34.91 NF96 F Owned14 7Ph 0 110 65.09 3.2. HutchinsonWichita 6259 2823 11 9183 49.1153.85 6871 1015 00 7886 46.1550.89 5.4. Salina 43 20 10 63 37.28 87 1718 1 106 62.72 ...- 6. TopekaKansas City 7945 2921 1 109 67 64.5039.65 8551 9 0 102 60 35.5060.35 8.1. KUMate Library 7229 15 1 8829 52.0717.16 101 58 2338 01 140 81 47.9382.84 10. 9. CKLSKSU 2746 1216 01 3963 23.0837.28 103 84 2622 01 130106 76.9262.72 1.2.11. SEKLSNCKLS 4134 3019 01 7253 42.6031.36 8996 19 8 01 116 97 57.4068.64 11.13. NCKLSSWKLS 1023 12 1 00 1135 20.71 6.51 120107 3726 1 134158 93.4979.29 Wednesday,77List items #1097 located;May (9720 20, itemsitems) 1970 not located Analysis by Agency of Located Items Owned and Not Owned Kansas Information Circuit Table III NFNumber of OwnedItems F Ph OwnedItemsTotal % ofLocated 77 OwnedItems NF Located ItemsNo. of 77 Not Owned F Ph LocatedTotal of Items 77 Not Owned Located Items Not% of Owned77 2.1. WichitaJCPL 2818 2015 0 4833 62.3442.86 2030 14 9 0 2944 37.6657.14 4.3. SalinaHutchinson 2714 24 7 0 2151 27.2766.23 3421 22 5 0 5626 72.7333.77 6.5. TopekaKansas City 1214 21 6 0 3320 42.8625.97 3634 23 8 0 4457 74.0357.14 8.7. KUState Library 2410 70 00 3110 40.2612.99 2438 2229 0 4667 59.7487.01 10. 9. CKLSKSU 22' 4 1112 0 3415 19.4844.16 4426 1817 00 6243 r 80.5255.84 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 2019 2115 0 4035 45.4551.95 2928 14 8 0 4237 54.5548.05 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 67 1`7 0 0 14 7 18.18 9.09 4241 2822 0 7063 90.9181.82 ListThursday,59 items#1098 Maylocated;(72 13 21,items) items 1970 not located Analysis by Agency of Located Items Owned and Not Owned Kansas Information Circuit Table III NFNumber of OwnedItems F Ph OwnedItemsTotal % ofLocated 59 OwnedItems NF Located ItemsNo. of 59Not Owned F h TotalLocated of 59 Items Not Owned Located Items % ofNot 59 Owned 7 2.1. WichitaJCPL 16 3 6 40 26 =-.; 44.0715.25 2336 9 51 3350 84.7555.93 4.3. SalinaHutchinson 1418 85 1 2027 33.9045.76 2521 10 7 4 3932 66.1054.24 6.5. TopekaKansas City 1018 11 5 14 3019 32.2050.85 2129 10. 4 41 2940 49.1567.80 8.7. KUState Library 16 6 04 51 25 7 42.3711.86 2333 1511 40 3452 88.1457.63 10. 9. CKLSKSU 10 4 51 15 1016 16.9527.12 3529 1014 40 4943 83.0572.88 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 10 11 5 12 2316 38.9827.12 2929 10 4 43 3643 61.0272.88 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 41 51 0 1 93 15.25 5.08 3835 1410 5 5650 94.9284.75 Friday, May 22, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List78 items#1099 located;(9012 itemsitems) not located Analysis by Agency of Located Items Owned and Not Owned Table III - NFNumber of--- OwnedItems F --Ph OwnedItemsTotal % Locatedof 78 OwnedItems NF Located ItemsNo. of 78 Not Owned F 'Ph TotalLocated of 78Items Not Owned Located Items NotITC7-78 Owned 2.1. Wichita CPL 3116 52 01 3619 46.1524.36 4833 11 8 01 4259 75.6453.85 4.3. HutchinsonSalina 1938 69 01 4726 60.2633.33 4526 47 01 5231 66.6739.74 6.S. TopekaKansas City 3727 73 1 4531 57.6939.74 2737 10 6 0 3347 42.3160.26 S.7. KUState Library 3415 02 0 3615 46.1519.23 3049 1113 1 4263 80.7753.85 10. 9. CKLSKSU 24 4 41 1 26 9 11.5433.33 6040 12 9 0 6952 88.4666.67 11.12. NCKLSSEKLS 17 95 1 2723 34.6229.49 47 48 0 5155 65.3870.51 13.14. NWKLSSWKLS 83 15 01 13 5 16.67 6.41 6156 12 8 01 7365 83,3393.59 - 155 - Table IV

ANALYSIS AND SUMMARY BY AGENCY OF ITEMS OWNED, NOT OWNED, OWNED BUT OUT, AND OWNED BUT NOT CIRCULATING

The data on this table includes the number of items owned,

not-owned (NO), owned-but-out (OBO), and owned-but-not-circulating

(OBNC) for each of the fourteen agencies. The percentages of

items owned and NO were computed by dividing these amounts by

the total items owned by each agency. The OBO and OBNC informa-

tion for the first six agencies for the week in May is inac-

curate, according to Miss Pomeroy.The State Library staff

was unable to determine the exact nature of the inaccuracies,

and, therefore. used the figures as submitted by each of the

six agencies. The data has been compiled for each day, with a

summary for each week.

The State Library staff is of the opinion that this infor-

mation reflects ownership, not availability.

C )

158 ListFebruary #1030-1034 16-20, (8901970 items) Owned But Out,Summary and Ownedby_Agency But Notof ItemsCirculating Owned, Not Owned, KanSas Information Circuit 7TotalOwned % ofOwned Total Items Nototal Owned Items of Total Items % Not Owned No. Items Owned, OBO Items Owned,% of Total 080 No. Items Owned, OBNC ItemsTable %Owned, of IVTotal OBNC 2.1. WichitaJCPL 390299 43.8233.60 500591 66.4056.18 151117 38.7239.13 2314 5.904.68 4.3. SalinaHutchinson 401318 35.7345.06 489572 64.2754.94 172 90 42.8928.30 34 4 10.69 1.00 6.5. TopekaKansas City 433344 48.6538.65 457546 61.3551.35 170 98 39.2628.49 4243 12.50 9.70 8.7. KUState Library 430113 48.3112.70 460777 51.6987.30 8910 20.70 8.85 _ 072 16.74 0 10. 9. CKLSKSU 136378 15.2842.47 754512 84.7257.53 3965 28.6817.20 26 6 4.416.88 12.11. NM S SEKLS 305253 34.2728.43 585637 65.7371.57 113 46 44.6615.08 14 1.58 .33 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 132 50 14.835.62 1_840 758 94.3885.17 3336 66.0027.27 0 1 0 .76 Monday, february 16, 1970 Kansas Information CircUit Lit #1030 (158 items) . Total % Owned OwnedAnalysis Rut Out, and Owned But Nototal Circulating Items Agency of Items OWned, Not Owned, % Not Owned No. Items % of Total No. Items % of TotalTable IV 1. JCPL Owned 51 of Total Items32.28 Not Owned 107 of Total Items 67.72 Owned,20 080 Items Owned, 39.22080 Owned, OBNC2 Items Owned, OBNC3.92 3.2. HutchinsonWichita 7261 45.5738.61 8697 61.3954.43 3024 41.6739.34 15 8.201.39 4.5. Salina 49 31.01 109 68.99 17 26.5634.69 14 5 21.8810.20 . TopekaKansas City 8064 40.5150.63 7894 49.3759.49 28 35.00 13 16.25 8. . KUState Library 7519 47.4712.03 139 83 87.9752.53 20 1 26.67 5.26 11 0 14.67 0 10. 9. CKLSKSU 2257 36.0813.92 136101 86.0863.92 12 7 31.8221.05 23 9.095.26 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 4843 30.3827.22 110115 69.6272.78 1416 29.1737.21 4 9.30 14.13. NCKLSSEKLS 20 5 12.66 3.16 153138 96.8487.34 49 80.0045.00 00 0 ListTuesday. #1031 February (244 items) 17, 1970 -AnalysisOwned by ButAgency Out, of and Items Owned Owned, Rut NotNot Owned,-.-,Circulating Kansas Information Circuit OwnedTotal % ofOwned Total Total itemsNot Owned of Total Items % Not Owned No. Items Owned, Items Owned,% of Total No..Items Owned, Items %Owned, of Total Table IV 1. ',.TCPL 93 Items38.11 151 61.89 38 OBO 40.86 OBO 4OBNC OBNC 4.30 3.2. HutchinsonWichita 116108 47.5444.26 128136 52.4655.74 4439 37.9336.11 39 8.332.59 5.4. KansasSalina City 9692 39.3437.70 148152 60.6662.30 2624 27.0826.09 1610 10.8716.67 7.6. StateTopeka Library 123 35 14.3450.41 209121 85.6649.59 56 4 45.5311.43 11 0 8.94 9.8. KSUKU - 111126 45.4951.64 133118 48.3654.51 2036 28.5718.02 1810 14.29 9.01 10.11. NCKLSCKLS .73 42 29.9217.21 171202 70.0882.79 3610 49.3223.81 02 04.76 13.12. SWKLSSEKLS 4189 16.8036.48 203155 83.2063.52 11 26.8310.11 0 0 14. NWKLS 17 . 6.97 227 93.03 12 70.59 0 0 --.. ListWednesday, #1032 (141February items) 18, 1970 OwnedAnalysis But byOut, Agency and Ownedof Items But Owned,Not Circulating. Not Owned, Kansas Information Circuit OwnedTotal % Ownedof Total Items Total ItemsNot Owned of Total Items % Not Owned No. Items Owned, OBO Items Owned,% of Total OBO No. Items Owned, OBNC Items Owned,% Tableof Total IV" OBNC 2.1. WichitaJCPL 8154 38.3057.45 6087 _0-70 42.55 3421 41.98 4 4.947.41 4.3. SalinaHutchinson 6781 47.5257.45 7460 42.5552.48 1634 23.8841.98 08 11.94 6.5. TopekaKansas City 7565 46.1053.19 6676 46.8153.90 2319 30.6729.23 85 10.67 7.69 8.7. KUState Library 6613 46.81 9.22 128 75 53.1990.78 11 2 16.6715.38 11 0 16.67 0 10. 9. KSUCKLS 3269 22.7048.94 109 72 77.3051.06 10 9 31.2513.04 12 2.903.13 12.11'. NCKLSSEKLS 4550 31.9135.46 9196 64.5468.09 20 6 44.4412.00 0 00 14.13. NI:K1.SSWKLS 2313 16.31 9.22 128118 90.7883.69 _ 76 53.8526.09 01 04.35 ListThursday, #1033 February(170 items) 19, 1970 OwnedAnalysis But byOut, Agency and Ownedof Items But Owned,Not Circulating Not Owned, Kansas Information Circuit _ OwnedTotal % ofOwned Total Items Total. ItemsNot Owned of Total Items % Not Owned No. Items Owned, OBO Items Owned,% of Total OBO No. Items Owned, OBNC Items %Owned, of Total Table OBNCIV 2.1. WichitaJCPL 6248 28.2436.47 108122 63.5371.76 2819 45.1639.58 21 1.614.16 4.3. SalinaHur.chinson 6150 35.8829.41 120109 70.5964.12 2816 45.9032.00 02 4.00 6.5. TopekaKansas City 6752 39:4130.59 103118 60.5969.41 3116 46.2730.77 5 7.469.62 8.7. KUState Library 6621 38.8212.35 104149 61.1887.65 92 13.64 9.52 12 0 18.18 0 10. 9. KSUCKLS 1655 32.35 9.41 154115 90.5967.65 69 37.5016.36 06 10.91 0 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 4359 34.7125.29 111127 65.2974.71 24 9 55.8115.25 01 1.690 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 25 8 14.73. 4.71 162145 95.2985.29 42 50.00 8.00 0 0 Friday, February 20, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit List #1034 (177 items) AnalysisOwned But by Out,Agency and of Owned Items But Owned, Not CirculatingNot Owned, Table IV OwnedTotal % ofOwned Total Items btalNot ItemsOwned of Total Items % Not Owned No. Items Owned, OBO Items Owned,% of Total 0130 No. Items Owned, OBNC Items Owned,% of Total 1 OBNC 2.1. WichitaJCPL 7853 44.0729.94 124 99 70.0655.93 2619 33.3335.85 42 5.133.77 4.3. SalinaHutchinson 6071 40.1133.90 117106 66.1059.89 1736 28.3350.70 09 15.00 0 6.5. TopekaKansas City 8867 49.7237.85 110 89 62.1550.28 3220 36.3629.85 53 4.485.68 8.7. KUState Library 9725 54.8014.12 152 80 45.2085.88 13 1 13.40 4.00 20 20.62 10. 9. CKLSKSU 8624 13.5648.59 153 91 86.4451.41 15 6 25.0017.44 15 4.175.81 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 4959 33.3327.68 128118 72.3266.67 17 8 13.5634.69 0 0 13.14. NWKLSSEKLS 23 7 12.99 3.95 154170 96.0587.01 68 85.7134.78. 00 0 ListsMay 18-22, #1095-1099 1970 (521 items) Summary by Agency of Items Owned, Not Owned, Kansas Information Circuit Total % Owned Owned But Out, and Ownedtotal But ItemsNot Circulating % Not Owned No. Items % of Total No. Items % of Total.Table IV 1. JCPL Owned 141 of Total Items 27.06 Not Owned 380 of Total Items 72.94 Owned,76 0130 Items Owned, 53.90 OBO Owned, OBNC2 Items Owned, OBNC1.42 3.2. HutchinsonWichita 244225 46.8343.19 277296 53.1756.81 148100 60.6644.44 10 4 1.644.44 5.4. KansasSalina City 163155 31.2929.75 358366 68.7170.25 4225 27.1015.33 9 5.525.81 _7. 6. TopeLaState Library 259 78 49.7114.97 443262 85.0350.29 57 2 22.01 2.56 08 03.09 9.S. KSUKU 157205 30.1339.35 364316 69.8760.65 4663 29.3030.73 1827 11.4613.17 10. CKLS 89 17.08 . 432 - 82.92 38 42.70 1 1.12 11. NCKLS 149 28.60 372 71.40 1_ 74 49.66 0 0 13.12. SEKLS 185 79 35.5115.16 442336 84.8464.49 3338 41.7720.54 02 01.08 14. MIS SWKLS 31 5.95 490 94.05 I 24 77.42 0 0 ListMonday, #1095 May (61 18, items) 1970 OwnedAnalysis But by Out, Ageri6, and Ownedof IteMs But Owned,Not Circulating Not.Owned, Kansas Information Circuit OwnedTotal % ofOwned Total Items Total ItemsNot Owned of Total Items % Not Owned No. Items Owned, OBO Items Owned,% of Total OBO No. Items Owned, OBNC tati; Items Owned,% of Total 1 OBNC 2.1. WichitaJCPL 3221 34.4352.46 2940 47.5465.57 14 7 43.7533.33 21 6.254.76 4.3. SalinaHutchinson 2528 40.9845.90 3633 54.1059.02 36 21.43-12.00 51 20.00 3.57 6.5. TopekaKansas City 4226 68.8542.62 1935 31.1557.38 83 19.0511.54 1 2.383.85 0") 8.7. KUState Library 2517 40.9827.87 4436 72.1359.02 41 16.00 5.88 01 4.00 10. 9. CKLSKSU 1618 26.2329.51 4345 73.7770.49 41 25.00 5.56 01 05.56 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 2817 45.9027.87 4433 72.1354.10 47 41.1814.29 0 0 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 58 13.11 8.20 5653 91.8086.89 31 60.0012.50 0 ListTuesday, #1096 May (201 19, items) 1970 OwnedAnalysis But byOut, Agency and Ownedof Items But Owned,Not Circulating Not Owned, Kansas Information Circuit OwnedTotal % ofOwned Total Items Total ItemsNot Owned of Total Items % Not Owned No. Items Owned, ono Items Owned,% of Total OBO No. Items Owned, OBNC Table ItemsIV Owned,% of Total. OBNC 2.1. WichitaJCPL 8359 41.2929.35 118142 58.7170.65 4032 48.1954.24 01 01.69 4.3. SalinaHutchinson 6391 31.3445.27 138110 68.6654.73 2458 38.1063.74 0 6.5. TopekaKansas City 109 67 54.2333.33 134 92 45.7766.67 1813 16.5119.40 35 7.462.75 8.7. KUState Library 8829 43.7814.43 113172 56.2285.57 33 1 37.50 3.45 10 11.36 10. 9. CKLSKSU 3963 19.4031.34 162138 68.6680.60 2114 35.9033.33 01 01.59 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 7253 35.8226.37 129148 73.6364.18 3013 18.0656.60 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 1135 17.41 5.47 166190 94.5382.59 1710 90.9148.57 0 Wednesday,List #1097 May (97 20, items) 1970 OwnedAnalysis But byOut, Agency and Ownedof Items But Owned,Not Circulating Not Owned, Kansas Information Circuit OwnedTotal % ofCwned Total Items Total ItemsNot Owned of Total Items % Not Owned No. Items Owned, OBO Items Owned,% of Total OBO No. Items Owned, OBNC Items Owned,% of TotalTable IVOBNC 2.1. WichitaJCPL 4833 49.4834.02 4964 50.5265.98 17 35.4251.52 60 012.50 4.3. HutchinsonSalina 2151 21.6552.58 7646 78.3547.42 38 7 74.5133.33 1 1.96 6.5. TopekaKansas City 3320 34.0220.62 .64 77 79.3865.98 15 3 45.4515.00 0 00 8.7. KUState Library 3110 31.9610.31 6687 89.6968.04 0 8 . 25.81 9 29.03 10. 9. CKLSKSU 1534 15.4635.05 8263 84.5464.95 7.9 46.6726.47 14 0 041.18 !2.1 . NCKLSSEKLS 3540 36.0841.24 6257 63.9258.76 1019 28.5747.50 0 0 .4..3. NW:-:LSSWKLS 14 7 14.43 7.22 9083 92.7885.57 .5 5 71.4335.71 0 0 ListThursday, #1098 May(72 21,items) 1970 OwnedAnalysis But byOut, Agency and Ownedof Items But Owned,Not Circulating Not Owned, Kansas Information Circuit 'TotalOwned % ofOwned Total Items Total ItemsNot Owned of Total Items % Not Owned No. Items_Owned, OBO Items Owned,% of Total OBO No. Items Owned, OBNC ItemsTable Owned, %IV of Total OBNC 2.1. WichitaJCPL 26 9 36.1112.50 4663 63.8987.50 13 8 88.8950.00 01 ____D 3.85 4.3. HutchinsonSalina 2027 27.7837.50 4552 72.2262.50 -15 4 20.0055.56 31 15.00 3.70 6.5. TopekaKansas City 3019 41.6726.39 4253 73.6158.33 10 3 33.3315.79 31 10.00 5.26 8.7. KUState Library 25 7 34.72 9.72 4765 65.2890.28 80 032.00 40 16.00 0 10. 9. CKLSKSU 1016 13.8922.22 6256 86.1177.78 87 80.0043.75 0 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 2316 31.9422.22 4956 68.0677.78 68 26.0950.00 1 4.35 14.13. NKLSSWKLS 39 12.50 4.17 6963 95.8387.50 26 66.67 0 0 Friday,List #1099 May 22,(90 1970items) OwnedAnalysis But byOut, Agency and Ownedof Items But Owned,Not Circulating Not Owned, "Kansas Information Circuit i OwnedTotal % ofOwned Total Items Total ItemsNot Owned of Total Items % Not Owned No. Items Owned, OED Items Owned,% of Total OBO No. Items Owned, OBNC Items Owned,',7,Table of TotalIV OBNC 1. JCPL 19 21.11 71 78.89 12 63.16 I 0 0 2. Wichita 36 40.00 54 60.00 16 44.44 I 1 2.78 4.3,. SalinaHutchinson 2647 28.8952.22 6443 71.1147.78 31 4 15.3865.96 1 3.852.13 6.5. TopekaKansas City 4531 50.0034.44 4559 50.0065.56 63 13.33 9.68 12 6.452.22 8.7. KUState Library 3615 40.0016.67 7554 60.0083.33 0 10 027.78 03 8.330 10. 9. KSUCKLS 26 9 10.0028.89 6481 90.0071.11 85 55.5630.77 12 11.11 7.69 12.11. NCKLSSEKLS 2723 30.0025.56 6367 70.0074.44 10 5 18.5243.48 1 3.70 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 13 5 14.44 5.56 8577 94.4485.56 4 80.0030.77 0 - 168 -

Table V

SUMMARY BY ITEMS OWNED, NOT OWNED, AND TYPE OF MATERIAL

This table is a summary for each of the ten KIC lists. February

16-20, 1970, and May 18-22, 1970.The data for each list include the

total number of items on the list; the total number of items owned by the fourteen agencies; the percentages of items owned, computed by dividing the number of items owned by the number of items on the list;

the total number of items not owned by any of the fourteen agencies;

the percentages of items not owned, computed by dividing the number of

items not owned by the number of items on the list. The items that were owned were then analyzed according to fiction, nonfiction, and photocopies. The percentages of these were found by dividing the number in each classification by the number of items owned.

The data reflects that although Tuesdays appear to be the days when KIC use is the heaviest) Fridays appear to be the days when the highest percentages of ownership occur.

The State Library staff is not able to ascertain the purpose of this table in relationship to a study of availability.

171 ;.; Summary by Items Owned, Not Owned, and Type of MaterialKansas Information Circuit List # Day TotalItems # of Listed (TotalItems # of Owned % of Items Owned Total # Items Not Owned Not% of Owned Items 'NF % NF Items Located F % F TablePh V % Ph F.s.,0r- 1030 Monday 158 133 84.18 25 15.82 106 79.70 22 16.54 5 3.76 Fi 1 1031 Tuesday 244 210 86.07 34 13.93 164 78.10 35 16.67 11 5.23 "'.ow 10331032 ThursdayWednesday 170141 133127 78.2490.07 3714 21.76 9.93 111 96 83.4675.59 1821 13.5316.54 10 4 7.873.01 rT,4 gw 1034 Totals Friday 890177 763160 85.7390.40 127 17 14.27 9.60 129 80.63 21 13.13 10 6.24 1095List # Monday Day TotalItems # Listedof 61 ItemsTotal Owned# of 51 1% of Items Owned83.61 Total # Items Not Owned 10 Not% of OwnedItems 16.39 NP 37 % 72.55NF Items Located P 9 % 17.65F ph 5 Tc:Ph9.80 0toss oioc...I 10971096 WednesdayTuesday 201 97 169 77 79.3884.08 2032 20.6215.92 130 48 62.3476.92 2938 37.6622.49 1 .59 g2 1 10991098 FridayThursday 9072 7859 86.6781.94 1312 13.3318.06 6439 82.0566.10 1315 16.6725.42 15 1.288.48 Totals I 521 434 83.30 87 16.70 - 170 -

Tables VIa & b

CLASSIFICATION OF NONFICTION MATERIALS OWNED

The data for this table was obtained from the classification numbers of nonfiction items owned by each agency on the individual

KIC lists. If different classification numbers were given for the same item by several owning agencies, the number used the most fre quently was selected for the purposes of this table. No attempt has been made to obtain classification numbers for those items which the State Library staff determined were Library of Congress order numbers.

The selected classification numbers are listed in the first column. The corresponding interpretation for each classification number according to Dewey Decimal Classification, 17th Edition, is recorded in the second column. The number of items from the May lists and the February lists which fall into each classification are shown in the third and fourth columns respectively. The timl items from both weeks' lists in each classification are combined and listed in the fifth column. The sixth column contains the grand total of items which fall into each major Dewey grouping or class.

The percentage of items in each Dewey class (seventh column) was calculated by dividing the total items in each Dewey class by the total number of nonfiction items located from both lists.

The results of this study indicate that the most requested nonfiction items are materials in the 900's and the 300's, and the least requested materials are in the 400's.

The State Library staff is of the opinion that this data is not useful in its present form. A more meaningful analysis could have been made which indicated the depth of nonfiction material

173 - 171 - Tables Via & b owned by each of the agencies, had the data been compiled by agency.

Such data could be useful regarding statewide resource development, so that special resource collections could be built on existing strengths. It is also suggested that an analysis of not ownec: items should have been made, in order to learn the areas where gaps occur most often. Such information could also be useful in resource development.

The State Library staff, therefore, feels that this data is not pertinent to an availability study, and perhaps has missed Miss

Pomeroy's intentions for including it in the study.

Also included is a partial summary table, designed by the

State Library staff, on which the Dewey classes are arranged in descending order, with the most frequently requested materials listed first. The second column indicates the Dewey divisions within each Dewey class, most often requested. Those Dewey divisions requested the least are not included; therefore, this is a partial summary. The percentages of Items in Each Dewey Division were computed by dividing the Total Items in Each Dewey Division by the

Total Items in. Each Dewey Class.

The Interlibrary Loan Committee should check in the various libraries for strengths in the subject areas most frequently requested, and build on these strengths for statewide resource development.

174 Materials Owned - PartialClassification Summary of Nonfiction Table VIa Classifi- cationsDewey900 Divisions Dewey General Geography andInterpretation History and of Classificationand/or Division Meaning otalc!sy Items ClassIn Each Dewey% of ItemsClassIn Each Dewey DivisionTotal Items In Each Dewey Division%75E7N7657, In Each 920 GeneralGeneral History Biography,Genealogy,Insigni of North AmericaRelated Disciplines 218 23.59 72 33.03 940910970 GeneralGeneral History Geography of Modern Europe 1 403052 13.7618.3523.85 300 370301 EducationSociologyThe Social Sciences 214 23.16 46 21.50 330320 EconomicsPolitical Science 323533 14.9515.4216.36 600 612... MedicalTechnology Sciences (Applied Sciences) 141 -____15.26 ____.4 51 36.17 640 Domestic Arts and Sciences (HomeEconomics) i I. 31.21 630621 AgricultureEngineering and and Agricultural Allied Operations IndustriesManufactures and 1926 13.4818.44 Materials Owned - PartialClassification Summary of Nonfiction Classifi- lewey Dewey Interpretation of Classification Tota In Each Items % of ItemsIn Each Total Items In Each Table Via Inof IEach ems cations 700 Divisions The Arts and/or Division M-- - Dewe 92 Class Dewe, Class 9.96 4 Dewe. Division Dome, Division 741780 .RecreationMusicDrawing and (Recreational Decorative ArtsArts) 2718 19.5729.35 100 133790 ParapsychologyPhilosophy and andRelated Occultism Disciplines 72 7.79 2314 31.9415.22 131150 Psychology udEiszlEyPseiolo 18 9 12.5025.00 800 811 AmericanLiterature Literature (Belles-lettres) in English andRhetoric 67 7.25 33 49.25 807821 LiteratureOf English and RhetoricAnglo-Saxon Languages 1011 11..9316.42 200 220 BibleReligion 5.41 10 20.00 280230 DenominationsDoctrinal Theolo and wSects (D 68 12.0016.00 Materials Owned - PartialClassification of Nonfiction Summary Dewey Classifi-cations Divisions Dewey Interpretation of Classificationand/or Division Meaning DeweyTotal ClassItems In Each Dewey% of ItemsClassIn Each Dewey DivisionTotal Items In Each DeweyTable DivisionVia% of Items In Each 500 571 AnthropologicalPure Sciences and BiologicalSciences 40 4.33 000 590 GeneralitiesZoolocal Sciences 10 d 1.08 1215 30.0037.50 028027 ReadingGeneral andLibraries Reading Aids 3 30.00 428 IanglEgeStandard English Usage (AppliedLinguistics) 5 .54 2 40.00 MayFebruary 18-22, 16-20,1970 1970Lists #1030-1034,#1095-1099, 606318 nonfiction items ClassificationKansas of NonfictionInformation Circuit Materials Owned Total nonfiction items - -924 Number ofd ::umbr _ of Totall Total Items Table VIb % o, Items Classifi- cations Classification MeaningInterpretation of MayItems 1 is frcnis h.brual y Ite:msfmi,.1 1 1!..:!!- Itevu; 1 D2wc:yIn Each Class Deweyin eachClas%, 020.932020015.73 LibraryBiblio raScience hies and C talogs 11. __ 2 . 1 027.4027.042027.032 General Libraries 1 I_ 3 r 028.08028.074 Reading and Reading Aids 1 1 3 _ 029.7028.5 Indexing and Documentation 1 1 10 (000) -1.08 MayTotalFebruary 18-22, nonfiction 197016-20, 1970 items--924Lists #1095-1099,#1030-1034, 606 nonfiction items 318 nonfiction items ClassificationKansas of NonfictionInformation Circuit Materials Owned ...... - Number of Nur,thr:r of -i Zota I I t:::r., Table VIb .... 121.8 Classifi-cations. Class if icat lOn MeaningInterpretation of MayItems lit; from ts 1-',?bruary list.,Items 17 r7);-,1 1 It De:...:!yIn Each Clas: -;,,.:^1),.::'.-f.:y of each I ttils Clas5.. 128.08 . PhilosophyEpistemology of M6.n 1 1 129..4 i Origin and Destin.v pf Soul . 1 2 . 3 1 131 Psemitopsychology . 11 9 131.34131:3 . 11 | 132.7132.075132 1 . 11 1 _1 1 133132.74132.73 . 21 23. . 133.072 Parapsychology and Occultism 4 1 _ _ 133.4133.32133.1 - 231 133.92133.91133.58133.5 1 i .. ____ 134 4 ______136.775136.7134.34 _ _ Dreams and Mystic Traditions ______.______- - -1 .1 1 2 - 137f37.75 Personality Analysis and Improvement ______1I- _ May 18-22, 1970 Lists #1095-1099, 318 nonfiction items Kansas Information Circuit TotalFebruary nonfiction 16-20, 1970 items--924Lists #1030-1034, 606 nonfiction items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned Table Vlb. Classifi- cations CI ass if ica t ion Mean Inteing rp re ta t ion of MayNumberItems 1 is offromts 1 117bruary listsNunibeI t em!.; r offr;:m To ta.I t Ier:s 1 DeweyIn roEach tal Class z7717 % ofDeweyin Ieach tensCI a s . 150144 Hum4AismPsychology and Related Systems ___ 2 _ ._. -- --_-______.______._ 18 150.18150.13 ..J 2 11 150.77150.5 . . 1 1 155.2154.634153.7 1 __ 157155.84155.3 .2 1 -_ f 1 159.4159.1 _ 1 1 170.202170 Ethics (Moral Philosophy) __ Tr 1 -8- ______174171.9 i [ .... _ 178.8178177 1 1---1 1 _.1 ______191188 MbdernStoic PhilosophyWestern Philosophy . 1 I--1 1 ._____ 197 ______- _ .__ . _. --1-- Y I- _ __. _. ____._ - ______.. ______.._ I ______1 _ _ i i _.. 71 TotalFebruaryMay 18-22, nonfiction 16-20, 1970 1970items--924ListsLists #1030-1034, #1095-1099, 606 118 nonfiction nonfiction items items ClassificationKansas of NonfictionInformation Circuit Materials Owned .4.7161.Ai LEI, Table VIb 201.6 Classia- cations Philosophy of .Christianity Classification MeaningInterpretation of MayltemsfromNumber lists of F:2bruary 3-MsNurriorItemsfroia of 1 TotalItems 2 IleylotalIn Each ClassItems 1)::wz.yin7.. e.,:ch Class ()I Itez:: 220.3220.02201.9 i Bible 1 1 10 220.7 . 1 21 _ 224.06220.9 f 1 2 I 226.06 1 231230226.2 Christian Doctrinal Theology 1 12 8 235.2232.9 - t. 1 12 ., Players and Meditations . 12 3 4:.4; Personal Religion 3 1 6 253.02248.8 Christianity Pastoral and Parochial _ 1 1 5 258254.8253.0207 - 1 ) _ _ _ . _ . _ _ ___ 259 1 -1 ._ t _ . . ______. _ _ . . . 265261.83261.8 Christian Church - Social and Ecclesiology Theology - .. 1 5 ______266.51519 ____ 1 f I MayFebruary 18-22, 16-20,1970 1970ListsLists #1030-1034, #1095-1099, 606 313 nonfiction nonfiction items items ClassificationKansas of NonfictionInformation Circuit Materials Owned Total nonfiction items--924 Table Vlb i, o Classifi- cations Classification MeaningInterpretation of NumberItems of.fro:3 NumberItemsfr-,m o: Totalitems InTotal Each Items in each Items i May lists February lists Dewey Class y Cla.:.1 1 280.973272.2 ChristianPersecutions Denominations and Sects 2 1 62 D-.._:e ---4 ---1_ 1 ------1 282 - 284.5 - 1 1 289.3 1 I, 289.7748289.673 . . 1 294.32 Brahmanism and Related Religions 2 1 3 1 294.4 50 (200) 75.41 - -I li [ 1 I __ .....t 1 _ 1 I - -i 1 , May 18-22, 1970 Lists #1095-1099, 318 nonfiction items Kansas Information Circuit TotalFebruary nonfiction 16-20, items--9241970Lists #1030-1034, 606 nonfiction items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned Table VIb Classifi- cations Classification MeaningInterpretation.of MayItemsNumhcr.of lists from February li-,;::iNumb!..rI t ein:- of from Tf,talitems TotalDeweyIn Each Items Cl;iss Dev:-yin=I., cachof Ite:r:sClasa, 301.243301.15301.1301.08301 Sociology _ 12 46 ______j 301.412301.32301.3 . 11 12 J 301.43301.428301.426301.42 1 11 301.45196301.451301.45 _____ 197 I1 304308.2301.47301.453 _ 21 1 _ 309.1309 1 I 1 309.173309.172309:17 _____ 11 r 309.23309.1781 1 1 ______311.2 Statistical Method and Statistics . __ 1 3 _ _ . . _ _ . ______. _ . . _ . . . 120.8317.3 PolitiCal Science _ _ _ _ _ 12 _ 3 3- _ . . . . _ . _ . _ _ . . _ 320.974320.97320.94 1r - _ ___ May 18-22, 1970 Lists #1095-1099, 318 nonfiction items Kansas Information Circuit TotalFebruary nonfiction 16-20, 1970items--924Lists #1030-1034, 606 nonfiction items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned Table VIb Classifi- cations Classifi cation MeaningInterpretation of _ . ItesfromNumkIr of m n7bryin-y list:2-:umb,!rItems froof m ThtalTt(-m s TotalIn Lachitulis in7: ofeach Items 322321.07 P.Utical SC- e Continued' May lists 1 _I Dewey Clas.s - _Dewz:y Clasl 323.4323.3323.2 ______- 1 1 _ _ 323.404 . 15 323.47 ' 1 325.26.324.3 - 12 _ 327.73062327.73326.973 1 21 ... _ 329.0221329328.73 71_ _ 1 _____ 1 329.6329.3 - 12 L... 329.8 . . - 1 330.973330.943330.162 Economics 1 31 32 332.024331.8331.63 131 ---1 332.11332.1 . 1 _ _ __ _ 332.71332.6 _ 12 _ _ 333.1 -----______1 335.08334.0973 I.. 11 [ . ___ TotalMayFebruary 18-22, nonfiction 16-20,1970 items--9241970Lists #1030-1034,#1095-1099, 606318 nonfiction items ClassificationKansas of Information Nonfiction Circuit Materials Owned Number of .4 :/:,;.f;: of 'total. Total Item:: 1.....u1y S of Ite::1:5 v.i.0 335.43335.4 Classifi- cations Economics (Continued)._ Classification MeaningInterpretation of MayItems lists fro:: 1 February lit.;...Itemsfrom 11 7",'"' Items De;-:evIn Each Class I);-:-:>yin each Clas-. 338336.276335.83 . 11 338.176338.0975 1 [ 338.973338.19 - 21 343342.73340 Law 1 1 Z -1 347.9973343.57343.1 . 11 352351.3 Public Administration 1 3 10 [ 355.425353.09352.073352.07 __ ....______.______1 [ 360355.8355.7 Welfare and Association _ IT 19 . _ 362.7361.973361.008 ______.. ___ _ i1 - _ . _ _ _ 364.13364.12364362.73 __.___ 11 12 I,______MayFebruary 18-22, 16-20,1970 1970Lists #1030-1034,#1095-1099, 606318 nonfiction items ClassificationKansas of Information Nonfiction Circuit Materials Owned Total nonfictionwirmmemi....oxis.., items--924 Table VIb Clas:dfi- Interpretation of INumber t ems from o HumberI t ens o. from IPital t c-i.::-. InTotal Items I-' o Items ,-.. 364.15364.143 catioi Welfare and Association (Continued) Classification Meaning -- May lists 1 re.bruaLy li:As _ 2 DF..wt,v C1:.s,. ch inDr.1"PV each Clac;' . 1 . 368.3364.8364.37364.152 1 2 _ _ __ ._. ______- _ 370.12370.1 Education 1 35 - - -370.9 370.973370.15 ( 1- . 12 :171.2371.1371 ,______. _ ___ _ . ... . _ 1 . ._ 1 . --1 ; 371.91371.9V1.335 ______12 2_____. --- ____.____ nr 372.4 _ 1 I 31 ___.) r 372.83372.41 1 374.24378.15373.77 -- 1 1 _ 378.154 .. . ______1 _.. ______._____- 378.1543 - 1 ______.._____ P-8-.7i.-----1378.7378.198 . - _ 1 - . ------378.794378.763 (I_ __ _ . __ 1 a ______f 1 _ . ______..... _ ---___. _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ - _ . _ - TotalMayFebruary 18-22, nonfiction 197016-20, items--9241970ListsLists #1030-1034, 606 nonfiction items #1095- 10)9, 318 nonfiction items ClassificationKansas or. NonfictionInformation Circuit Materials Owned Class i fi- cat ion.; Classification Mean ingInterpretation of Numberitems offrom NumberIt ems 0fulm IThtal tt:ms TotalIn EachItei_:;. Table VIb in each oiIteils 383.22381 Commerce May lists PAruary 1.i: -1___ 1 _ Dewf:.y !-;1,.,is IR7w,_ty Class 385.0942385.09385 2 12 ru---_ . ____. 387.7385.1. . 1 1 ------391.09391.009390.09 Custom and Folklore 1 1 19 j _ 394.2394.1392391.2 21 00: 398.23398.2398395.122 2 L 21 .______- 348.364 I 398.9398.6 2 1 I 214_0002 23.16 _ .._ L_ ...... _ ...... _ MayFebruary 18-22, 16-20,1970 1970Lists #1095-1099, 318 nonfiCtion items Kansas Information Circuit Total nonfiction items--924Lists #1030-1034, 606 nonfiction items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned Table VIb 405 Classifi-cations Serial Publications 111111" Class if icat ion Mean ingIn te rpre t a t i on of MayItemsNumber lists from of February listsNumberI terns fromof 1 IT-. t t:;::s t-t 1 1 lk-weyTotalIn 1:achI tmri.--:Cla3s inDwc..y l:each of Clasi. I tin 428.43428.4 English and Anglo-Saxon 1 .2 __) _ --I 448.242 .French . 1 1 480.5 -. Classical Languages and Modern Greek 1 1 5 (400) .54- . -I- . _ r- I . 0,- FebruaryMay 18-22, 16-20, 1970 1970Lists #1095-/09, 318 nonfiction items ClassificationKansas of Information Nonfiction Circuit Materials Owned Total nonfiction items--924Lists #1030-1034, 606 nonfiction items Number of NuMber of Total Total Items Table VIb % of Items 507500. Classifi.- cations Pure Sciences Classification MeaningInterpretation of ------MayItems lists from 1 February listsItemsfrom Items DeweyIn Each Class Deweyin eachCies. 508.1507.2 1 2 523.1519510.1 AstronomMathematics 1 1 551.108547.596 ._.... ChemistrEarth Sciences i 1 572.08572.05572571.3571 Anthropological and Biological Sciences 3 15 573.3573572.082572.081 -- 1 581.33579.4575573.5 Botanical Sciences 1 589.2582.15 ... 1 - 591.1590.74590.7 Zoological Sciences 12 12 TotalFebruaryMay nonfiction18-22, 16-20, 1970 items-.-924 1970ListsLists #1030-1034, #1095-1099, 606 318 nonfiction nonfiction items items ClassificationKansas of NonfictionInformation Circuit Materials Owned Classifi- ...... Number of Number of Total Total Items Table Vib % o 591.51591.5 cations Zoological Sciences (Continued) Classification MeaningInterpretation of May Itemsfromlists 1 February listsItemsfrom 2 Items DeweyIn Each Class Deweyin each Clas. Items 599.7597594 1 1 40 (500) 4.33 - _ May 18-22, 1970 Lists #1095-1099, 318 nonfiction items Kansas Information Circuit TotalFebruary nonfiction 16-20, 1970items--924Lists #1030-1034, 606 nonfiction items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned Table Vlb 607 Classifi- cations Technology-- Applied Sciences Classification MeaningInterpretation of . MayItemsNumber lists from of February_____L lists.NumberItems offrom Total'Items 1 DeweyInTotal Each ClassItems Deey% inof eachCls:ssItems 613---- 612...8612.6 Medical Sciences 41 4 51 613.8613.677613.25613.2 13 615.3615.1614.7613.94 11 616.24615.852615.85615.5615.32 1 41 616.8616.466616.46616.4 1 616.863616.8552616.85616.81 11 617.3617616.8917616.8915616.89 12 618.92618.9 2 1 Kansas Information Circuit TotalMayFebruary 18-22, nonfiction 16-20,1970 items- 1970Lists Lists-924 #1030-1034, #1095-1099, 606 318 nonfiction nonfiction items items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned _ mama.. , . _ Tab1C VIb Classif.i- cations Classification MeaningInterpretation of MayNumber Itemslists offrom 1 February listsNumberItemsfrom of TotaltItems DeweyTotalIn Each ClassItems % Deweyinof eachItems Class ..._ 621.302618.9289 En:ineeringMedical Sciences and Allied (Continued) Operations 1 26 621.3848621.38 1 1 622.12622.1622.09621.9 2 1 "CL)1-k 628622.32 12 1 tD 629.2629.133.28. 3 1 629.287629.28629.2275 13 1 630.176630.1124630.1 Agriculture and Agricultural Industries 1 19 635.933635.9.32.96 1 1 636.08636636.1 _ 31 636.78636.75636.71636.7 1 12 MayFebruary 18-22, 16-20,1970 1970Lists #1095-1099, 318 nonfiction items ClassificationKansas of Information Nonfiction Circuit Total nonfiction items---924Lists #1030-1034, 606 nonfiction items Materials Owned Number of Number of Totall Total Items Table VIb % of Items 639.9639.28 Classifi- cations A riculture and Agricultural Classification MeaningInterpretation of Industries (Continued) MayItems lists from February listsItemsfrom 1 Itemsi In Each Dewey Class Deweyin each Clas 640641.5641.1 Domestic Arts and Sciences 3 44 - 1641.5944641.58641.56 1 1 647.95646.7646.26643.7651.5 21 1 A 1 658.002658657655.32 2 658.072658.04658.01 . . 658.08658.8658.3658.131 1 11 . 658.891658.85655.84 11 659.152658.9 --. 1 01.11k)80672.36660.2968 - 1 May 18-22, 1970 Lists #1095-1099, 318 nonfiction items Kansas Information Circuit TotalFebruary nonfiction 16-20, 1970items--924Lists #1030-1034, 606 nonfiction items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned Table VIb 683 Classifi- cations Domestic Arts and Sciences (Continued) Classification MeaningInterpretation of MayNumberItems lists offrom February listsNumberItemsfrora of TotalItc-ms TotalDeweyIn Each Items Class % Deweyinof eachItems Clasr 692.6688.1684.12 12 141 (600) 15.26 CD

1 Ii _ I - - - FebruaryMay 18-22, 16-20, 1970 1970Lists #1095-1099,#1030-1034, 318606 nonfictionnonfiction itemsitems ClassificationKansas of NonfictionInformation Circuit Materials Owned Total nonfiction items--924 Classifi- Interpretation of ItemsfrornNumber of NumberItemsfrom of TotalItems Totalin Each Items Table 711 in'A ofeach Items 701 cations The Arts Classification Meaning May lists Iebruary lists_ 1 Dewey Class Dewey Class ___J _707.5709.01709709.45 . 11 720.2728723.1-- . _ _ _ . _ Architecture . -- 1 :737.4738737.4951736.4- Sculpture and Plastic Arts 3 f1 10 741.24738.3 39.532 Drawing and Decorative Arts r- 27 745741.9437741.59741.5 . 1 745.54745.51745.1 1 1 _ 745.59745.58 - . 1 .746.43746745.92 L . _ ...... __ -- 2 21 i746.44748748.2 1 1 MayFebruary 18-22, 16-20,1970 1970Lists #1030-1034,#1095-1099, 606318 nonfiction items'items classificationKansas of Information Nonfiction Circuit Materials Owned Total nonfiction items--924 ._ ,..mmwm9..rmw Numb. ..r of Number of Total Total Items Table VIb ::: of Items Classifi-. cations Classification MeaningInterpretation of MayItems lists from February listsItemsfrom Items DeweyIn F.a,;1) Class Deweyin each Clas, 1 748.8748.5 Drawing and Decorative Arts. (Continued) 1 4 750.92749.2750.927 Painting and Paintings 1 -1 -759.953759.9492769.5759.1309 Graphic Arts 770769.973769.563 Photography and Photographs 1 5 779.-25778.9907778770.92 _ 1 780.927780.92730 Music 1 1 18 H 784.784.08782.8781.6 ___ _ 11 784.49784.09784.4 9 __ . _ 1 ______I_ ____ . _ . 1 t784.61/86.3/84.8 ------_ _ 21 _ May 18-22, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit TotalFebruary nonfiction 16-20, items--9241970Lists #1030-1034,#1095-1099, 606318 nonfiction items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned Table VIb Classifi- cations _ Classification MeaningInterpretation of MayItemsNumber lists from of February listsNumberItemsfrom of TotalItems DeweyTotalIn Each ClassItems in/. ofeach Items 787.61787.6 Music (Continued) 1 Dewey Clalli I 792.8790.06791.45791.437 Recreation (Recreational Arts) i 14 796.15795.43795.41793.3 - - 1 7348.24-798.2796.5796.357 L_ 1 1 '799.2 ... ..- (700) 9.96

1 .._ May 18-22, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit TotalFebruary nonfiction 16-20, items--9241970ListsLists #1030-1034, #1095-1099, 606 318 nonfiction nonfiction items items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned Table VIb Classifi- cations Classification MeaningInterpretation of _....___ _...... __. MayItemsNumber lists from of February listsNumberItems offrom Totalitems DeweyTotalIn Each ClassItems DeweyIn/, o,each Class Items 808.81808.8808.5808.1807.9 Literature and Rhetoric 1 10 1 808.83808.82 . 1 1 811809.4809 American Literature in English . 2 21 33 811.5 1 . 812.5812.08811.54811.52 1 813.54813.5813.36813 -I" 2 814.49 . 817.5817.4817.09817 2 2 818.54818.31817.54818.5 21 21 821.914 . 1 11 _ 823.51823.09822.33 English and Anglo-Saxon Literature . 1 3 MayTotalFebruary 18-22, nonfiction 16-20,1970 1970.items--Q24Lists 4t1095-1099,#1030-1034, 606318 nonfictionnonfiction items ClassificationKansas of NonfictionInformation Circuit Materials Owned . . Number of Nu!rber of Total Total Ite,rr, TabL4 VIb of Iteir,s Classifi-cations . Classification MeaningInterpretation of MayItems lists front February listsItemsfrom Items DeweyIn Each Class Deweyin each C1,,-, 829.3828.6823.91823.9 English and AnglQ-Saxon Literature (Continued) 1 1 .1 832831 Germanic Lan:ua:es Literature 21 63 843.9847.32843840.9 French Literature 1 868.99863.6848.91 Spanish and Portuguese Literature 12 3 892.7 Literatures of other Languages 1 1 67 (800) 7.25 . .

--E- May 1970 Kansas Information Circuit TotalFebfuary nonfiction 16-;20, 1970it-ems--924List'sLiSt.s'#1095-1099, #1030-1034.,, 318606 nonfictionnonfiction items items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned Table VIb .,..Classifi.-- Interpretation of Number of NumberItems offrom TotalItems TotalIn EachTtA:m:, '''' in each (;f Iter.S cations . ill__ General Geography and History and Related Disciplines Classification Meaning Mayitems fron, 1 lists February 3 i,ti 21 6 Dewey Class DewF.:y C1=F, -----t 901.1909901.46 z _ 910.45910.4 . General Geography z 40 _ 910.3 - 1 911.4 2 1 I 913..85913.41913.3 . 11 -i 914 . . z I . z 1 914.436914.04 1 1 914.7914.563 12 1 1 916.7914.8914.74 1 I 917.2917.11917.03017.12 1 1 917.26 . -I- 917.49917.3917.297917.281 ______-______1 ______12 ___ ------.. ______91...______'17.64917.6.17.59 1 1 - -______. TotalMayFebruary 10 nonfiction 22, 16-20,1970 items--9241970Lists #1030-1034,#1095-1099, 606318 nonfiction items ClassificationKansas of Information Nonfiction Circuit Materials Owned ....- ._ . , Number of Number of Total Total Items Table VIb % of Items 917.94917.8 Classi.a-cations General Geography (Continued) Classification MeaningInterpretation of MayItemsfrom lists 1 February listsItems from 2 Items DeweyIn Each Class Deweyin each Clasp 920.7920.5920.42 General Biography, Genealogy, Insignia . 1 72 928.2923.41!923.1929.1 1 940._929.3 B General History of Modern Europe 17 4 45 23 30 1 940.45940.431940.41273940.14 1 11 940.452940.54940.531 2 71 1 941.0S040.5428940.5423 1 . 943.085.943942.01943.08 1 3-21 "43.086'44.08144.01 1 _ '54.09'49.1 General History of Modern Asia _ 1 1 3 1 May 18-22, 1970 - Kansas Information Circuit TotalFebruary_Lists nonfiction 16-20, #100-1034, 1970items Lists - 606-924 nonfiction#1095-1099, items318 nonfiction items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned Classia- Interpretation of NumberItems offrom ItemsZ.,,:mber fr.om of TotalItems TotalIn Each items Table VIb in'?, eachof Items 959.704956.94. cations General History of Modern Asia (Continued) Classification Meaning May lists 1 February lists 1 Dewey Class Di:wey Clas.:_. 966.9962.1 General History of Modern Africa 1 3 970966.90.5 General History of North America 1 '52 970.497970.3970.1 2. 970.5 1 1 --s, 972970.62970.6 31 . __ --- 973972.525972.08-972.02 ..._ 13 973.4973.13973.09 3" 1 973.8973.77973.52 1 973.81 . 1 973.91973.82 1 2 ______04.7104--974.71973.923 ______1I ______975-.3975.2975 __ 31 i - ___J May 18-22, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit TotalFebruary nonfiction 16-20, 1970items--924Lists #1030-1034,#1095-1099, 606318 nonfiction items Classification of Nonfiction Materials Owned Table VIb Classifi-, .cations __ Interpretation of ItemsNumber from of ItemsNumber from of TotalItems. InTotal Each Items % ofin Ite:asieach 977.311975.576975.57 General History of North America (Continued) Classification Meaning May lists February lists 1 Det.iey Class Dew-v ClE,:,) 978.6978 oz 1 I !978.9978.601 1 I 979.2980.1 -)General History o South America 12 i '980.45.986:3 ___. z I' 1985.01985 1 1 11 985.1 _ z : .11 -23:59 --1 onlyItems by listedUniversities, with Library not included of Congress above order numbers held 15 1.62 1 ______. ______r ______-- _ .______- 201 - Tables Vila, b, & c

CIRCUIT EXPANSION STUDY

The following tables reflect the results of two Trial Runs, one during the week June 1-5, 1970, and the other during the week

June 15-19, 1970, of an expanded KIC network. For the purposes of this experiment, the Central Kansas Library System, the North Cen- tral Kansas Library System, the Southeast Kansas Library System, and

Kansas State University were added to the agencies searching the daily KIC lists in addition to the six public libraries, the State

Library and the University of Kansas, the regular participants on the network.

During the course of the experiments each agency reported to

Topeka Public Library the number of items it was mailing, and the number of items owned-but-out (0B0), and/or owned-but-not-circulating

(OBNC) in its collection. In addition, each agency also included the time of day at which it concluded its search of each list in its report to Topeka Public Library.

For the first week's experiment, the six public libraries re- mained in their normal searching order followed by the three regional library systems, then the State Library, and finally the two universities. During the second week's experiment, the three regional library systems were first, followed by five of the public libraries, the State Library, the two universities, and Topeka Public Library last.

The data on each table is arranged by agency and by day of week followed by the totals forthe week. The number of items mailed,

OBO, and OBNC with the respective percentages for each agency are also listed. The percentages for each agency were computed by di- 204 - 202 - Tables VIIa, b, & c viding the total items mailedjOBO, and OBNC by the total items on the KIC lists for each week. The summary tables are arranged by day of week rather than by agency. The number of items mailed,

OBO, OBNC, and not-owned (NO) are given with the respective percentages for each day as well as the totals for each week.

Also included is one table for each week showing the time of relay for each agency in searching order. On Trial Run #1, the times listed for Topeka are the times when the conference call was broadcast to the other agencies; the times listed for

KSU are the times when they reported back to Topeka. On Trial

Run #2, the times listed for SEKLS are the times when SEKLS completed searching the lists ( SEKLS received the daily conference calls from Topeka at approximately 9:30 a.m.); the times listed for Topeka are the times when Topeka completed searching the lists. The numbers in parentheses () represent the second day after a conference call was broadcast, and in some instances, three days were necessary before all agencies had searched the lists. For example, on Monday during Trial Run #1, it took from

10:25 a.m. until 4:50 p.m. on Monday for the first ten agencies to search that list; KU and KSU,tIrefore, did not complete their searches until Tuesday. It is pointed out that no list could be searched by all agencies in one day; every list took at least two days. During Trial Run #, when the Southeast Kansas Library

System searched first, it is noted that it took SEKLS anywhere from two to five hours to complete searching the lists. This is dueto the fact that this system utilizes intrasystem searching, which does slow down the quickness of the circuit. However, it should also be pointed out that the SEKLS mailed the highest percentages of items as a result of intrasystem searching, and that

205 - 203 - Tables Vila, b, & c the extra time appeared not to have unusual eff,:t on the speed of the network.

Miss Pomeroy undertook these experiments at the request of the Interlibrary Loan Committee to investigate the placement of units on the network. It is assumed by the State Library staff that the present searching order of the network is based somewhat on these two circuit expansion studies.

206 Circuit Expansion Study -- Summary Kansas Information Circuit DayTrial Run #1 Date I List No. Total Items Listed Mailed % Mailed OBO Total Items% OBO OBNC % OBNC Table Vila Na % NO TuesdayMonday June 2,1, 1970 11061105 7141 2752 73.2465.85 75 12.20 9.86 0 0 12 9 16.9021.95 WednesdayThursday June 4.3, 1970 11081107 116110 7470 63.6363.79 1311 11.2110.00 53 4.312.73 2426 20.6923.64 TotalsFriday June 5, 1970 1109 432 94 282 59 65.2862.77 45 9 10.42 9.57 10 2 2.312.13 9524 21.9925.53 DayTrial Run #2 Date List No. Total Items Listed Mailed % Mailed OBO %o aOBO OBNCems % OBNC ND % TuesdayMonday June 16,15, 1970 11161115 150110 100 63 66.6757.27 2019 13.3317.27 24 3.641.33 2824 21.8218.67 WednesdayThursday JuneJune 18, 17, 1970 1970 11181117 140 82 101 64 78.0572.14 15 1 10.72 1.22 15 3.571.22 1916 19.5113.57 TotalsFriday June 19, 1970 1119 626144 435107 69.4974.31 6510 10.38 6.94 17 5 2.723.47 109 22 17.4115.28 ListsJune 1-5,#1105-1109 1970(432 items) Kansas Information Circuit Circuit Expansion Study; Trial Run #1 Table VIIb Agency1. Topeka Mail 7 Monday OBO 15 OBNC 0 Mail 16 Tuesday OBO20 OBNC 2 Mail 17 Wednesday OBO19 OBNC 8 Mail 19 Thursday OBO20 OBNC 8 Mail 14 Friday OBO 24 OBNC 4 Mail 73 % Mail 16,90 OBO Totals98 % 22.69OBO OBNC 22 % OBNC 5.09 2. JCPL 8 1 0 4- 11 O 9 6 0 6 9 0 8 12 0 35 8.10 39 9.03 0 0 4.3. WichitaHutchinson *2 *8 0* 3 11 1 11 8 1415 02 85 r 2214 01 39 1315 02 2230 5.636.94 6061 15.3514.12 17 1.62 .26 6.5. SalinaKansas City 01 25 0 45 64 1 75 36 21 95 23 02 45 54 1 2025 4.635.79 2218 4.175.09 45 1.16 .93 7.8. CKLS NCKLS 01 31 0 21 25 0 11 32 0 51 63 0 12 03 0 96 2.081.39 1711 3.942.55 0 0 10. State9. Lib. SEKLS 31 01 0 .5 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 04 0 30 4 6.94 .93 10 0 02.31 11. KU 2 0 2 . 5 2 4 2 0 1 4 0 7 4 3 1 17 3.94 5 1.16 15 3.47 12. KSU *Closed Monday, June 1; percentages figured on Tuesday - Friday. 2 1 0 4 1 0 1 0 0 2 3 0 2 0 1 11 2.55 = 1.16 1 .23 June 15-19, 1970 Lists #1115-1119(626 items) Circuit Expansion Study; Trial Run #2 Kansas Information Circuit Agency Mail Monday OBO OBNC Mail Tuesday OBO OBNC Mail Wednesday OBO OBNC Mail Thursday OBO OBNC Mail Friday OBO OBNC Mail % Mails OBO Totals % OBO Table VIIb OBNC % OBNC 2.1. SEKLSNCKLS 33 3 11 7 00 42 8 89 00 35 8 20 7 0 35 7 25 0 47 9 12 9 0 192 35 30.67 5.59 3654 5.758.63 0 0 4.3. JCPLCKLS 62 85 0 74 94 01 12 5 65 0 31 01 0 45 15 4 0 3118 4.952.88 3918 6.232.88 01 .16 0 5. Wichita 2 5 0 6 14 1 11 7 2 : 11 8 0 3 6. Hutchinson 1 7 i 5 10 1 5 8 0 4 4 0. 5 11 0 2033 3.195.27 4036 6.395.75 2 .32.48 8.7. SalinaKansas City 23 3 31 58 73 10 23 74 01 21 10 01 72 45 41 1421 2.243.35 2215 3.512.40 10 2 1.60 .32 10. KU 9. State lib. 09 03 50 92 03 10 90 08 30 23 00 0 64 30 60 35 9 5.591.44 17 2.72 15 2.40 11.12. KSU Topeka 2 * 4 1 1 38 46 04 21 001 01 25 01 03 18 9 1.443.49 13 8 2.081.55 74 1.12 .78 *Did not receive conference call Monday, June 15; percentages figured on Tuesday - Friday. JuneLists 1-5, #1105-1109 1970(432 items) Kansas Information Circuit Circuit Expansion Study; Trial Run #1 Table Vile Agency Monday Tuesday 10:05 TimeWednesday of Relay 10:32 Thursday 10:44 Friday 10:17 2.3.1. JCPL TopekaWichita 10:25 2:052:00 11:05 12:2511:46 12:2511:50 12:2011:45 5.4. SalinaHutchinson 2:23 * 2:482:30 3:253:00 2:453:05 4:232:45 7.6. CKLSKansas City 3:133:00 4:073:50 4:524:17 3:503:28 4:504:30 9.8. SEKLSNCKLS 4:143:50 (2) 11:00 5:00 (2) 11:30 5:25 (2) 10:15 4:28 (2) 10:40 5:17 11.10. KUState Library (2) 3:454:50 12:3012:10 12:40 1:00 4:452:30 12:30 3:15 12. KSU *Closed Monday, June 1, 4:30 2:30 2:00 (3) 10:30 (3) 2:00 June 15-19, 1970 Lists #1115-1119(626 itmes) Circuit Expansion Study; Trial Run #2 Kansas Information Circuit Agency Monday Tuesday Wednes.ayTime of Relay 1 urseay Table Vile Friday 2.1. NCKLSSEKLS 2:002:36 2:532:00 3:202:50 11:4511:30 1:451:10 4.3. JCPLCKLS 3:383:10 4:153:40 4:314:10 12:5012:20 2:121:55 6.5. HutchinsonWichita 4:153:50 6:004:45 5:404:59 2:451:55 4:153:00 8.7. SalinaKansas City 4:455:00 (2) 8:306:40 6:556:10 3:323:00 4:464:40 10. 9. KUState Librar (2) 10:30 2:50 11:00 2:30 (2) 10:20 3:30 (2) 8:454:45 (2) 10:25 2:40 12.11. TopekaKSU 4:05 * 4:104:00 4:254:45 2:152:00 (3) 9:209:15 Note:*Did not receive conference call Monday, June 15. SEKLS received the conference call at approximately 9:30 a.m. daily. - 209 - Addendum I

TOPEKA PUBLIC LIBRARY )0)0 WEST TENTH STREET; TOPEKA. KANSAS 00001 AREA CO )E 013 CENTRAL 5-2307 Hdq. Kansas Inform, on Circuit TWX Station 910-744-6700

JUN ;?.3 Hoxie, Kansas 67740 1910 June 22, '970

8747(LIBRARY

Mr. James C. Marvin, Librarian Topeka Public Library 1515 West Tenth. Street Topeka, Kansas 66604

Dear Jim: Enclosed are the results I've come up with in my capacity as consultant. With this presentation, I consider my formal contractual commitment to have been met.

My study'results are unfinished because of late returns from participants and insufficient time for recording and analyzing the data. (Some availability-study lists are not yet in, and as for time, I've spent every available hour possible in trying to complete the job.)

However, there is enough by which to get us started on July 1, and the plan allows for change if the completed data should change the basis for the preliminary conclusions.

This has been my first venture into original research, and except for time pressures,I have really enjoyed the project. For my own satisfaction, I want to proceed (at my own pace) with recording the remainder of the data, and I hope to report later to all participants my final analysis based on the study data.

Sincerely yours,

(Miss) Marjorie J. Pomeroy KIC Consultant cc: Denny Stephens

MP:gh KIC Members: The Interlibrary "Loan arRangers" Topeka + Johnson County + Wichita + Hutchinson + Salina + Kansas City INIIIIIIMBERVIV"-.dallEMMIIIIIIIII.11111111111111.1MME111.1.111=11111 2 12, - 210 -

Addendum I

TOPEKA PUBLIC LIBRARY 1515 WEST TENTH STREET; TOPEKA, KANSAS 80504 AREA CODe 913 CENTRAL 5-2301 Wig. Kansas Information Circuit TWX Station 910-744-6700

June 22, 1970

TO : KIC network suppliers, as of July 1 FROM: Marjorie J. Pomeroy, KIC consultant

Beginning July 1, 1970

Based on preliminary (not complete) findings, seven library agencies should receive the daily conference call. These are, in'order of relay: 1) Hutchinson 5) Johnson County 2) Wichita 6) Salina'. 3) SEK/Iola 7) NCK/Manhattan 4) Kansas City

NCK relays to headquarters at Topeka.

Topeka compiles residue list and transmits via conference call to the following, in order of relay. (Thus, a Wed. list-residue for example, may be transmitted Thurs. morning.)

1) CK/Great Bend 3) KU 2) State Library 4) KSU

,KSU relays to Topeka, which is last searcher.

KIC Members: The Interlibrary ',Loan ar Rangers', Topeka + Johnson County + Wichita Hutchinson + Salina + Kansas City

213 - 211 -

Addendum I

KIC Network June 22, 1970

Basic premises

The headquarters function of the interlibrary loan network (KIC) need not be assumed by a resource center. If these two are joined, this does not require that first position- in circuiting be held by the resource center.

There appears to be considerable difference in output between being first and last on the network.

Conclusions from premises

Topeka, which serves both as KIC headquarters and as a resource center, need not be in first position in circuiting on the network.

Topeka, in actual circuiting, has mailed considerably more items proportionately when first on the circuit then when last.

To reduce its workload as resource center beginning July 1 when its headquarters duties are heavier because of ad4itional duties and the expanded network, Topeka will be last in circuiting position beginning July 1.

21. - 212 - Addendum I

Consultant's Study Summary

1. Ownership from 5days' lists (Availability study: week no. 1,May

18-22, 1970) : ranked 1 to 6 :

(1)Topeka : 3 - 1st ; 1 2nd ; 1 6th

(2)Hutchinson: 2 1st ; 1 2nd ; 2 3rd(1 tie)

(3)Wichita : 3- 2nd ; 2 4th

(4)KU : 2 3rd ; 1 4th ; 1 - 5th(tie) ; 1 6th(tie)

(5)SEK : 1 - 3rd ; 3 5th(ltie) ; 1 - 6th

(6)NCK : 1 3rd

(7)KSU : 1 4th (8)Kansas

City : 1 4th ; 1 5th ; 1 - 6th

(9)Salina : 1 - 5th (tie) ; 1 6th Johnson

Co. : 1 5th (tie) ; 1 6th

2. Indications of actual mailing capability, if first on circuit, after ownership - availability is reduced by OBO - OBNC (using Mon., Feb. 16, 1970 list of 158 items less 25 not owned = 133

located) : ranked according to highest number of items that might be mailed:

(1) KU (6) Wichita and SEK (2) KSU (7) Johnson County (3) Hutchinson (8) Salina (4) Topeka (9) NCK/Manhattan (5) Kansas City

continued

215 - 213 -

Addendum

Consultant's Study (continued)

3. Eliminate Topeka (to be last) and KU KSU (to receive residue lists) from #1 and #2 above, as follows:

Ownership, 5 days Ownership reduced by OBO-OBNC: 1 day

(1) Hutchinson (1) Hutchinson (2) Wichita (2) Kansas City (3) SEK (3) Wichita and SEK (4) NCK/Manhattan (4) Johnson County (5) Kansas City (5) Salina (6) Salina and Johnson Co. (6) NCK/Manhattan

4. Actual circuiting, trial runs June 1 S and June 15- 19, 1970:

a. Searching covers 2 days b. The second day of 2 day searching, with 12 on circuit, has begun most often at 9th position. c. The relays nearest 5:00 on the first day's runs have most often occurred at 8th position. d. SEK as a decentralized supplier needs two to three hours usually in handling list; however, this has made no substantial difference in progress on the network of any given list. e. The 6th position relay ranged from 3:00 to 4:30 on trial run #1 and from 2:45 to 6:00 or trial run #2; most often before 4:00 on #1, and most often before 4:15 on #2. f. The 7th position relay was most often before 4:15 on trial run #1; most often before 4:45 on trial run #2.

216 Addendum I

TO: K.I.C. NETWORK SUPPLIERS, AS OF JULY 1. FROM: MARJORIE J. POMEROY, KIC CONSULTANT.

INSTRUCTIONAL NOTES

Original conference-call recipients

List #1127 on July 1 will be transmitted to the seven agencies listed on p. 1.

If you have not received your list by 10:30 a.m., please so notify Topeka. (This applies to any day's list. Occasionally, conference-call difficulty has resulted in no list reaching an agency.)

Residue-list recipients List #1127 residue will be transmitted on July 2 to the four agencies (and Topeka) listed on p. 1.

If you have not received your list by 11:30 a.m., please so notify Topeka. (This applies to subsequent lists as well.)

ALL AGENCIES

Please keep your line open in the a.m. to receive lists.

Follow usual KIC procedures, relaying cumulative mailings to successive agency, and reporting also to that one the agency- by-agency pEo and OBNC items.

Periodical-suppliers: Report to KIC hdq. by the end of the day if you cannot fill any periodical request transmitted to you.

K. U. &K.S.U.

Please mail direct to requesting agency.

217 - 215 - Addendum I

TD: SYSTEM CENTERS SENDING KIC REQUESTS: KIC NETWORK. FROM: MARJORIE J. POMEROY, KIC CONSULTANT.

PERIODICALS: USE OF UNION TOOLS

New requesting procedures: Requests to KIC hdq.:

Effective July 1, 1970

Beginning with your requests of June 30 that will be on the July 1st KIC list (#1127) please check union lists before sending:

1. Check your systems union list for owners (locations) at:

Topeka Kansas City Johnson Co. SEK/Iola Wichita NCK/Manhattan Hutchinson CK/Great Bend Salina State Library

2. Check your Kansas Union List of Serials (universities) for locations at:

Kansas University (KU) Kansas Stafe University (KSU)

Place your periodical requests at the bottom of your usual request lists to KIC headquarters.

With each periodical request sent to KIC hdq., please add the owners: as, Owned by....

If owners are multiple, list no more than 3 or 4, but try not to choose always the same owners.

218 219 -216- Addendum II

===:213211=111631111=1111112kraw'ill====Trent.:-.0 TOPEKA PUBLIC LIBRARY 1515 :VEST TENTH STREET; TOPEKA, KANSAS 68804 AREA CODE 913 CENTRAL .,-2307

JAMES C.MARVIN LIBRARIAN May 21, 1970

Memorandum on Int=alimml Ipan 2102

TO: Administrators and Interlibrary loen personnel KIC libraries, System centers, State Library, KU and KSU FROM: Marjorie 3. Pomeroy, KIC Consultant

SUBJECT: "Availability" study

One of my assigned responsibilities is to make o. study of the mPterisls available for interlibrary loan. This study is in preperation for new planning for the KIC circuit which includes additional centers as suppliers beginning July 1, 1970.

Mry we request your cooperation in this project whether you will be a KIC network surplier or not. All agencies addressed herein are represented on the State Librarian's Interlibrary Loan Committee, out of whose group actions this present activity has evolved*

You will be receiving seporately by mail two sets of TWX copies of KIC lists, each set representing one week of such lists, or ten lists in all. The first Week wil] be one during a less heavy -duty month. For that we have chcsen this week of May 18-22, 1970.The second will re: sent a week during a heavy-duty month. We hive selected Februnry 16-20, 1970. The list for Mondny's searching accompanies this letter.The others will be forthcoming.

The study will encompass two facets: ownership-aveilbility rrd on-the-sl-elf availability.

Ins+ructions will accompany the lists, but here is some of the neeied informa tion:

Owne-rThir: Mark call number or NO (for not owned) as appropriate at the left side, to the left of the number for each item.

On-the-Shelf: In the right margin show OBO (for owned-but-out) nr CTraTFo; owned -but not- circulating) where appropriatee. Leave blenk any for which OBO end OFNC do not apply.

(Care win need to be observed to keepinformation about ownership in the left margin and about on- the -shelf and circulating ability in the right marzin.)

:NFORMATI,ON EDUCATION RECREATION ILL Study -217- Addendum II

We h:Te that you can plan for extra staff time next we when t:':e first- wec's lists for this study will no to he searched. Extra time also will be n,--'ed fcr- checking when the second week's lists :come to you later.

!alcs, can those of you not in KIC librnries plan to self-2e.tre::: moym-vls list dated May 18 on Monday, May 25, Tuesday's list dat 19 on Tues2.ny, May 26, etc.? We hope to assess what the nvailrbility -dtuction h-ve been had you been on the supplying circuit on the r'rl, a list c-me out even though the dates are different.

For KIC libriries the shelfsearch information on OBO's and CRNCI--; would be just as they were respectively transmitted to the next lihrrry on t-e circuit on the r.ctual da y, and can be copied. from work sheet:. Th.7t is, each KIC library, for example, will transfer from work sheets for Monday, May 18, the OBO and OBNC information of that day to the awilohi-::ty study sheet for May 18.All avencies, however, will fill in the owner ship information at the left side of each KIC list,

The lists will be complete, rather than as usually submitted to other KIC 2.1brrries after Topeka, the headquarters, has already supplied whet it has available.

The completed lists should be mailed to:

Miss Marjorie J. Pomeroy KIC Consultant NWK Library System Box 606 Poxie, Kansas 67740

220 - 218 - Addendum II

INSTRUCTIONS

Availability Study - KIC Lists

T. Time for Checking

1. Please check a list marked Monday on the Monday designated. (For the study's purposes every agency needs to check the list on the same day.)

2. Please check a Tuesday list on the designated Tuesday.

3. Ditto - Wednesday, Thursday, Friday respectively.

II. Left-Hand Margin (ownership information)

1. Mark the call number (if item is owned) at the left of the item number.

2. Mark NO (if item is not owned) at the left of the item number.

III. Right-Hand Margin (On-the-shelf and circulating information)

1. Mark OBO (if item is owned but out on the day the list is checked) in the margin at the right of the item's top line of print.

2. Mark OBNC (if item is owned but rot circulating) in the margin at the right of the item's top line of print.

3. Leave blank in right margin if item is neither OBO or OBNC.

IV. Lists of Mar 18-22, 1970

Attention: KIC libraries OBO and OBNC items: Record the results as for the day you actually did the search, transferring that information from your work sheets: Show on May 18 list (KIC list #1095) the OBO's and OBNC's as actually reported to next circuit library on May 18.

Show on May 19 list as actually reported on May 19, etc. (Notes If you. failed to save work sheets, .follow instructions for other agencies.)

Attention: non -KIC agencies OBO and OBNC items:Search as follows: Nbnday's list dated May 18 on Mon., May 25 Tuesday's " " May 19 on Tues., May 26 Wednesday's " " May 20 on Wed., May 27 Thursday's " " May 21 on Thurs., May 28 Friday's " " May 22 on Fri., May 29

221 - 219 - Addendum II

INSTRUCTIONS Availability Study - KIC Lists (continued)

V. Lists of February 16-20, 15'70

Attention:All agencies Search as follows: Monday's list dited Feb. 16 onMon., June 8 Tuesday's H 4." Feb. 17 onTues., June 9 Wednesday's H H Feb. 18 onWed., June 10 Thursday's ti It Feb. 19 onThurs., June 11 Friday's H H Feb. 20 onFri., June 12

VI. Mail each listdaily,as completed, to:

Miss Marjorie J. Pomeroy, KIC Consultant NTAIK Library System Box 606 Hoxie, Kansas 67740 -220- Addendum II

June )4, 1970

TO: Interlibrary loan personnel, and Administrators AGENCIES: KIC libraries, System centers, State Library, KU and KSU

FROM: Marjorie J. Pomeroy, KIC Consultant

SUBJECT: Availability study - Reminders and notes

REMINDERS

The second weekts availability stud;is June 8-12, 1970.

Instructions as before, will accompany each dayts list.

These lists are extra-long because they are to represent a heavy-duty week of KIC operation. That week comprises the lists actually received at KIC headquarters during Feb. 16-20, 1970.

NOTES

Instructions: Please check your own procedures with the instructions listed. Here are some of the problem areas that cause difficulty in statistical compilation:

1. Mark every item at left side for ownership.

Please mark even those that your agency originally submitted to KIC.(It took me a while to catch on to the fact that some of you left whole groups blank because they were ones you submitted to KIC. I was counting only. The necessity for analyzing those items left blank is very time-consuming in statistical tabulation.)

2. Mark have if you own an unclassified or unprocessed book.

a. Please make the judgment at your end as to ownership vs. NO. Notes like temp. leave me to be the judge of ownership. If you have an item, no matter what its status, the have note settles, it for me in trying to make an accurate tabulation.

b. If you own an uncataloged or unprocessed book, your notes uncat. and unprocessed are o.k. as additional memos. Report these as OBNC in right margin if you would not circulate them in that status.

c. Items on order should be reported NO if not yet available. (An additional parenthetic on order" note under the NO will in.- dicate why NO.)

223 - 221 - Addendum II

Availability study - Reminders and Notes (continued)

Notes (continued)

3. Keep right-hand marginal notes in vertical column in margin. Many have tended to follow the lines of print with OBO and OBNC listings, which in effect zigzags these. Some of these are virtually indistinguishable without very close scrutiny. This has made reading and tallying quite difficult and very time- consuming.

L1.. Periodical photocopies.

a. You all very ably substituted for my omission and oversight in instructions. Your "Yes", "Available", "Have" filled the bill nicely.

b. Yes is the best way to standardize such replies on those up- coming lists, if you own the periodical.

c. Indicate ownership even if you do not do tip-ins.This last circumstance, in effect, makes this an OBNC item for statistical purposes.

5. NO should be in left - not right - margin.

6. Please try to mail finished lists daily so as not to delay statistical compilation.

7. Count as owned any item whether or not date of issue as given is different, unless request specifies "Must have this edition".(Add parenthetic note to show variation in dates.)

8. Please TWX or call immediately (either hq. at Topeka or direct to me at Hoxie) if eou do not get your list on the proper day (Mon. list for Mon. searching, Tues. list for Tues. searching, etc.).

Note: A big THANK YOU for all the cooperation so far.

224 - 222 - Addendum III

71= v OPEKA PUGLIC itel. g *5 WEST TENTH STREET. TOPEKA. KANSAS 00004 AREACODE013 CtNIMAL 5 -2307 lq. Kansas Information Circuit TWX :,cation 910-744-6700

Nay 27, 1970

Nc.:lorElndm on Interlihrnry Loan Study

TO: Administrators and Interlibrary loan personnel

AGENCIES: KIC librariec; CXLS, SEILS; State Library; KU and KSU

PEON: Marjorie J. Pomeroy, KIC Consultant

SUBJECT: Trial runs, expanded network study

Another of my responsibilities in this assignment, is to experiment with placement of units on the network.This, like the availability study, is an activity resulting from group actions of the State Librar- ian's Interlibrary Loan Committee. All agencies addressed herein and to whom copies of this message are being sent are represented on this committee.

The weeks for pilot project arrangements on the network are Juno 1-5, 1970, and June 15-19, 1970. KIClibrarios,withthee=ptionofTopoka,willbeintheirueu- . al relationship to cm another during lather week. Topeka will be first searcher during the Juno 1-5 circuiting and last searcher of the entire group in the June 15-19 circuiting.

During the first expanded-network week, the State Library, KU, and KSU will be at the bottom of the circuit in that order, and during June 15-19, the second such week, they will be followed in that relative position by Topeka.

During the first week of the pilot project the system centers being added to the network Will follow the KIC libraries. These centers will precede the MC libraries during the trial runs of June 15-19.

For both June 1 -5 and Juno 15-19 projects each agency will report back immediatelito hoodgnortors at Tol:.:31:s its own record of which items .it is mailing and whipkiit is 17.;portin- .:zed- but -out (OBO) or u.ziad- but-not-circulating (0=C). his shculd be done immediately. after relaying such infOrmation to the next cgcncy succeeding it on the circuit. KIC Member61 The Interlibrary "Loan ar- Rangers" pzika + Johnson County Wihita Salina Xansas City - 223 - Addendum III

ILL Trial runs May 27, 1970

As explained via TWX, various factors including time limitations have made it impossible to plan either major type of experimmtation to: run consecutively. The calendar therefore, is as follows:

May 25-29 Availability study June 1-5 Expand ad network pilot project June 8-12 Availability study June 15-19 Expanded network pilot project

Itemized instructions for June 1-5 vill reach you before Monday. Those for June 15-19 will come just prior to that week as well.

We shall appreciate very much your help in providing this basic study data.

ccfNEKIS (Lawrence) SWKLS (Dodge City) =Ls (Hoxie)

226 -224- Addendum III

INSTRUCTIONS - EXPANDED NETWORK

Pilot Project:Week of June 1-5, 1970

I Conference-call list

A. List will be complete

1. TPL will transmit conference-call list before doing own searching (Customarily, TPL has submitted partial list after on searching) 2. JCPL thus becomes second searcher (instead of first, as usual)

B. All participating agencies will receive conference-call list

1. KIC libraries 2. Three system centers 3. State Library 4. Ku and Ksu

C. Agencies may elect, as suits their own staffing schedules, to do list searching

either I. Entire, preparatory to receiving report from preceding circuit libraries or 2. Partial, as dictated by eliminations indicated by reports from preceding circuit libraries

II First and second searchers

A. TPL is first searcher

1. TPL relays to JCPL its report of items searched: items being mailed, owned-but-out (0B0), owned - but -not-circulating (OBNC) 2. JCPL waits for TPL report before relaying to Wichita

B. JCPL is second searcher

1. TPL report is received 2.. JCPL searches (or reports on search) after receiving TPL report 3. JCPL relays cumulative report to Wichita 4. JCPL immediately relays back to hq. at Topeka the numbers of the items it is

a. mailing from its own collection b.-. reporting OBO from own collection c. reporting OBNC from own collection

(Note:'See IV-C) 221 - 225 - Addendum III

INSTRUCTIONS - EXPANDED NETWORK (continued) June 14, 1970

III Progression on circuit

A. KIC libraries

1. Order of relay TPL Hutchinson (see #3) JCPL. Salina Wichita Kansas City 2. Kansas City relays to CKLS (Great Bend) 3. Exception: Skip Hutchinson on June 1 (KIC office closed there that day) 4. June 1 only:Wichita relays to Salina.

B. System centers

1. Order of relay OKIS/Great Bend NCEIS/Nanhattan SEKIS/Icla 2. CKLS receives from Kansas City 3. SEKLS relays to State Library

. Special and universities

1. Order of relay. State:Library KU KSU 2. State-Library receives from SEKLS. 3. KSU'relays to hq. at TPL

IV ProCedures

A. Search the list (according to either #1 or #2)

1. In tcto, beginning of day 2. In part, when message received from previous agency

B. Relay to next library agency on circuit

1. Item numbers of items being mailed (Reported here by cumulative listing of numbers, rather than per agency. Add own to others pre- viously listed, keeping in numerical sequence.)

2., Item numbers of items bein&reported'owned-but- out(OBO)' (Reported here per agency, relaying own andalso preceding agencies')

228, -.226 - Addendum III

INSTRUCTIONS - EXPANDED NETWORK (continued) June 1-5, 1970

3. Item numbers of items being reported owned-but-not- circulating (OBNC) (Reported here per agency, relaying own and also preceding agencies')

C. Relay immediately to hq. at Topeka

1. Item numbers of on itemsbeing mailed 2. Item numbers of own itemsbeing reported OBO (at this stage) 3. Item numbers of own itemsbeing reported OBNC (at this stage)

(Note: This information is for special statistical tabulation)

D. Hq. (TPL) tabulates immediately the relayed information (see C above) per agency

1. Marks master list at left margin with symbol of agency supplying the item (mailing) 2. Marks master list in right margin each agency's OBO and OBNC report 3. Tabulates statistics per agency as received (daily)

(Note: Hq. reports final OBO, OBNC, and NO to requesting agencies - different and separate from tabulation in #3 above - and keeps the customary statistics on final results after last agency on circuit has reported to hq.)

* * * * * * * * # * * * # * * * *. * * * * * - 227 - Addendum III

June 11, 1970

INSTRUCTIONS - EXPANDED NETWORK

Pilot Project: Week of June 15-19, 1970

I Conference-call list

A. List will be complete B. All participating agencies will receive conference-call list C. Agencies may do list searching entire or partial (see previous instructions) as suits their own staffing schedules

II Progression on circuit

A. System centers

1. Order of relay SEK/Iola NOK/Manhattan CK/Great Bend 2. OK/Great Bend relays to JCPL

B. KIC libraries (except Topeka)

1. Order of relay JCPL Salina Wichita Kansas City Hutchinson 2. JCPL receives from CK/Great Bend 3. Kansas City relays to State Library

C. Special and universities

1. Order of relay State Library KU KSU 2. State Library receives from Kansas City 3. KSU relays to Topeka P.L.

D. Last searcher is TPL (which is also headquarters)

III Time of relay

A. Please continmeto relay to headquarters (with other information requested) the time of day, and date, when you transmitted list information to the agency that follow's you.

B. Topeka: report the time list search is completed.

230 - 228 - Addendum III

INSTRUCTIONS - EXPANDED NETWORK (continued) June 15-19, 1970

IV Procedures

A. Search the list (according to either #1 or #2)

1. In toto, beginning of day 2. In part, when message received from previous agency

B. Relay to next library agency on circuit

1. Item numbers of items being mailed (Reported here by cumulative listing of numbers, rather than per agency. Add own to others pre- viously listed, keeping in numberical sequence.) 2. Item numbers of items being reported owned-but- out (OBO) (Reported here per agency, relaying own and also preceding agencies° 3. Item numbers of items being reported owned-but-not- circulating (OBNC) (Reported here per agency, relaying own and also preceding agencies?)

C. Relay immediately to hq. at Topeka

1. Item numbers of own itemsbeing mailed 2. Item numbers of own itemsbeing reported OBO (at this stage) 3. Item numbers of own itemsbeing reported OBNC (at this stage)

(Note: This information is for special statistical tabulation)

D. Hq. (TPL) tabulates immediately the relayed information (see C above) per agency

1. Marks master list at left margin with symbol of agency supplying the item (mailing) 2. Marks master list in right margin each agencyts OBO and OBNC report 3. Tabulates statistics per agency as received (daily)

* * * * * * * * # * 4E- * * * * * * 231' - 229 - Addendum IV

February 16, 1970 KIC List 1030

1. Alba, Victor Mexicans, The Making of a Nation 67 Chanute

2. Beals, Carleton Mexico: An Interpretation 23 Chanute

3. Broudy. E. Et Al, Eds. They Had a Dream 69 LeRoy

4. Brown, Dee Gentle Tamers; Women of the Old West 68 Oswego

5. Callcottl Wilfrid H. Church & State in Mexico, 1822-1857 65 Chanute

6. Coleman, Dorothy S. Collector's Encyclopedia of Dolls 68 Coffeyville

7. Forster, Logan Mountain Stallion 58 Havana

8. Forster, Logan Revenge 60 Havana

9. Galanopeulos, Geo. A. & Edward Bacon Atlantis: The Truth Behind the Legend 69 Parsons

10. Gerson Walter M., Ed. Social Problems in a Changing World:A Compar- i ative Reader (69) Bip Parsons

11. Herlihy, James L. All Fall Down 60 Iola

12. Houston, Eleanor J. Death Valley Scotty Told Me 54 Independence

13. Kellogg, Ronda Analyzing Children's Art (Orig. Title: What Children Scribble and Why) 69 Pittsburg

14. Kennedy; Ludovic Ten Rillington Place 61 Coffeyville

15. Kuhlman, Kathryn God Can Do It Again 69 Coffeyville

16. Lowitz, Sadyebeth & Anson Magic Fountain (Gr. 3-6, 67) Ft. Scott

17. LurieHarry L., Ed. Encyclopedia of Social Work 65 Chanute

18. Lyall, Gavin Venus With a Pistol 69 Parsons

19. McKearin, George S. & Helen 200 Years of American Blown Gl'ass 66 Baxter Springs

20. Malvern, Gladys Prima Ballerina 51 Moran

21. Maslow, Abraham H. Religions, Values & Peak-Experiences 64 Coffeyville

22. Miller, Henry Tropic of Cancer 61 Chanute

23. Parker; Dorothy Collected Stories (Story Req. "Arrangement In Black & White") 42 Iola

24. Parkes, Henry B. History of Mexico 60 Chanute 23 2 25. Pike, Frederick B.) Ed. Conflict Between Church & State In Latin America 64 Chanute

26. Pike, Frederick B., Ed. Freedom & Reform in Latin America 59 Chanute

27. Pomeroy, Wardell Girls & Sex 70 Iola

28. Poovery, Wm. A. And Pilate Asked 65 Chanute

29. Proctor, Maurice Hideway 68 Parsons

30. Roeder) Ralph Juarez & His Mexico, Vol 1 68 Chanute

31. Roeder, Ralph Juarez & His Mexico, Vol 2 68 Chanute

32. Scott, Robert E. Mexican Government in Transition 64 Chanute

33. Sears, Stephen W. & T. S. Playfair Desert War in North Africa 67 Iola

34. Shannon, Dell Schooled to Kill 69 Iola

35. Smith, Charles W. Parodox of Jesus in the Gospels 69 Coffeyville

36. Stevenson, D. E. Green Money 39 Parsons

37. Stevenson, D. E, Miss Dean's Dilemma 38 Parsons

38. Stevenson, D. E. Smoldering Fire 38 Parsons

39. Vounegut) Kurt Welcome to the Monkey House (69 Bip) Euteka

40. Weber, Olga S., Ed. Literary & Library Prizes 67 Coffeyville

41. Whitney, Phyllis Red Carnelia 69 Altamont

42. Yount) John T. Bottle Collector's Handbook & Pricing Guide 69 Baxter Springs

43. Buchwald, Ann & Marjabelle Young Stand Up, Shake Hands, Say How -Do- You -Do 69 Iola

44. Fromm, Eric Art of Loving (69 Bip) Coffeyville

45. Harman) Jeanne P. Virgins: Magic Island 61 LaCygne

46. Holzer) Hans Predictions: Facts or Fallacy 68 Garnett

47. Marble, Annie R. From 'Prentice to Patron: Life Story of Isaiah Thomas 35 Parsons

48. Saunders, Keith So You Want To Be An Airline Stewardess 67 Garnett

49. Shipton, Clifford Isaiah Thomas, Printer, Patriot, & Philanthropist 48 Parsons

50. Wallace, Irving Chapman Report 60 'Independence

51. Wallace, Irving Seven Minutes 69 Humboldt 233 - 231 - Addendum IV

52. Dearing, C. L. The A B C of the NRA 34 Phillipsburg

53. Ehrlich; P. R. Population Bomb Bip Phillipsburg

54. Hammond, John : Farm Animals 3rd Ed 60 Great Bend

55. Heyer. Georgette Arabella 49 Glasco

57. Johnson, Hugh S. Blue Eagle From Egg to Earth 35 Phillipsburg

58. Lyon, L.S. The National Recovery Act (Administration) Phillipsburg

59. Pearce,C. A. N.R.A. Trade Practice Program Phillipsburg

60. Peel. John Anniversary Celebrations Made Easy Phillipsburg

61. Roos, Charles N.R.A. Economics Planning Phillipsburg

62. Sayers; Frances C. Summend By Books 65 Phillipsburg

63. Smith, Lillian The Unreluctant Years: A Critical Approach to Books 53 Phillipsburg

64. Spargo, John The Bitter Cry of Children 69 Downs

65. Wish, Harvey, Ed. The Negro Since Emancipation Bip Glasco

66. Weinberg.. Arthur & Lila Muckrakers 64 Downs

67. Columbia U. Staff Introduction to Contemporary Civilization In the West V. 2 Hutchinson

68. Kephart, Newell The Slow Learner In the Classroom Wichita

69. Knoles, G. H. Readings In Western Civilization 2 Vol. Hutchinson

70. Moustakes, C. E. Psychotherapy With Children 59 Hutchinson

71. Neal, Emily G. A Reporter Finds God 56 Hutchinson

72. Pike, Edgar R. The World's Strangest Customs Wichita

73. Slayden, Thelma T. Bright Ramparts Wichita

75. Sorel, George Reflections On Violence 61 Partridge

76. Burger, Carl Beaver Skins & Mountain Men 68 NWSO

77. Huffaker, Clair Good Lord, You're Upside Down 63 Hoxie

78. Rubin, Theodore Lisa and David 61 St. Francis

79. Schreiber, William Our Amish Neighbors 62 Hoxie

80. Werstein, Irving Franco-Prussian War 65 Colby

81. Photocopies: Annals of the American Academy of Political & Social Scieni:e.

347 : 30-9 May 1963 Peterson, V. W. "Chicago; Shades of Capone" Hill City 23 4 - 232 - Addendum IV

82. Commonweal 79:198-8 Nov. 8, 1963 LittleJohn, D. "F. Scott Fitzgerald: Dimension of Greatness Hill City

83. Saturday Review 47:20-1 Jan. 25, 1964 Cowley, M. "Ghost Story of the Jazz Age" Hill City

84. American Society for Metals Induction Hardening & Tempering 64 Marion

85. Berlin, Irving Annie, Get Your Gun 52 Manhattan

86. De Oviedo, Gonzalo F. De La Natural Hystoria De Las Indias 69 Emporia

87. Griffin, Clyde Ferment of Refor , Eighteen Thirty to Eighteen Sixty Bip 69 Marysville

88. Hanke, Lewis Aristotle & The American Indians 59 Emporia

89. Asmore, Harry S. Other Side of Jordan 60 Kinsley

90. AMSCO It's Easy to Play Guitar Ulysses

91. Berger, Peter L. A Rumor of Angels 69 Liberal

92. Borges, Jorge Luis Ficciones 62 Meade

93. Bromage, Arthur W. Intro. To Municipal Gov't & Administration 57 Ulysses

94. Cullinan, Elizabeth House of Gold 70 Meade

95. Hugel, F. Von Life of Prayer 29 Ulysses

96. Karsten, Rafael Civilization of the South American Indians 26 Dodge

97. Kotz, Nick Let Them Eat Promises Liberal

98. Lothrop, S. K. Treasures of Ancient America 64 Dodge

99. Maier, Henry W. Challenge to Cities 66 Ulysses

100. Marcus, Herbert Essay on Liberation 69 Meade

101. Marcus, Herbert Soviet Marxism 58 Meade

102. More, Gertrude Spiritual Exercises Ulysses

103. Noadi Frederick Playing the Guitar 63 Ulysses

104. Nordenskiold, Erland Origin of the Indian Civilizations in South America 31 Dodge

105. Raclin, Paul Indians of South America 42 Dodge City

106. Searls, Hank Lost Prince 69 Meade

107. Silverman, Jerry How to Play the Guitar 68 Ulysses

109. Steffens, Joseph L. Shame of the Cities 59 Ulysses 235 - 233 - Addendum IV

110. Steward,. Julian H. Native Peoples of South America 59 Dodge

111. Ennes, Harold E. Television Tape Fundamentals 66 KCK

112. Jones, Peter Technique of the Television Cameraman Bip KCK

113. Bearley, H. C. Homicide In the U.S. 69 Ottawa

114. Bickersteth, E. H. Trinity 57 Paola

115. Bloch, Marc Feudal Society 61 Lawrence

116. Caprio, Frank S. Programmed Course in Self Hypnotism 65 Paola

117. Forney, Katherine Up. and Away 57 Rossville

118. Gregory, Susan Hey White Girl 70 Ottawa

119. Halsell, Grace Soul Sister 69 Overbrook

120. Kelly, Charles The Outlaw Trail 59 Lawrence

121. Le Moyne Homicide Investigation 67 Ottawa

122. Lewis, Arthur H. Hex 69 Osage City

123. Mehta, Mohanial L. Jaina Psychology 57 Hiawatha

124. Mills, Clarence A. Air Pollution & Community Health 54 Overbrook

125. Mowat, Farley Westviking; The Ancient Norse in Greenland 65 Ottawa

126. Murray, Margaret Witch-Cult In Western Europe 62 Osage City

127. Rosten,'Leo Religions in America 63 Overbrook

128. Saunders, Ernest Jesus in the Gospels 67 Overbrook

129. Scorer, Richard S. Air Pollution 68 Overbrook

130. Spaeth, Sigmond Read Em & Weep 59 Hiawatha

131. Sparks, Laurence Self Hypnosis 62 Paola

132. Starkey, Marion Devil in Massachusetts 49 Osage City

133. Thomas, Edward Jo3eph History of Buddhist Thought 52 Hiawatha

134. Tozer, Aiden W. Man, The Dwelling Place of God Bip Paola

135. Brodeur, A.G. Art of Beowulf 59 JCPL

136. Cronin1 Vincent Louis XIV 65 JCPL

137. Eden, Dorothy Waiting for Willa 70 JCPL

138. Fear, Donald Pesticide Handbook Bip JCPL

139. Hargrove, Frank Pioneer Indiana. Raiir6ad 32 JCPL s,! 236 - 231. - Addendum IV

140. Heiland The Heiland 66 JCPL

141. Hurdle, J.F. Low Blood Sugar 69 JCPL

142. Jones, R.F. Divided We Fall 69 JCPL

143. Morris, M.E. An Apache Life-Way Bip JCPL

144. National Academy of Science Scientific Aspects of Pest Control 66 JCPL

145. Ouspensky, P.D. Fourth Way 57 JCPL

146. Richardson, Ernest D. Some Old Egyptian Libraries 64 JCPL

147. Richey. M. F. Medieval Sermon Lyrics 58 JCPL

148. Riis, Jacob How the Other Half Lives 59 JCPL

149. Saunders, George Your Horse: His Selection), Stabling and Care 66 JCPL

150. Schubert, Glendor Quantitative Analysis of Judicial Behavior 60 JCPL

151. Segal, Erich Love Story 70 JCPL

152. Sidney, Sylvia Sylvia Sidney's Needlepoint Book 68 JCPL

153. Stephens, H.A. Trees, Shrubs & Woody Vines In Kansas 69 JCPL

154. Stix, Hugh Marguerite Shell; Five Hundred Years of Inspired Design 68 JCPL

155. Wallace, Irving The Chapman Report 60 JCPL

156. Wynmalen, Henry. Hor.le Breeding & Stud Management 64 JCPL

157. Zimmerman, Carle C. Successful American Families 60 JCPL

158. Hanson, Joan B. Born Wild Newton

159. Nin, A. Spy In the House of Love Harper

160. Photocopy: Modern Drama 5PP. 42-46May, 1962 Hanover Racey, Edgar "Myth 'As a Tragic Structure in 'Desire Under the Elms'"

161. Photocopy: Modern Drama 3 Dec. 1960 Hanover Winther, Sophus Keith. "Desire Under the Elms, A Modern Tragedy"

237 - 235 Addendum IV

February 17, 1970 KIC List 1031

1. ARCO Pub. Co. Maintenance Man 46 Lawrence

2. Armour, Richard Twisted Tales From Shakespeare 57 Nortonville

3. Backus, Harriet Tomboy Bride 69 Meriden

4. Cain, Arthur H. Young People & Drugs 69 Horton

5. Cohen, Sidney The Drug Dilemma 68 Horton

6. Commerce Clearing HouseEd. Staff Federal Estate & Gift Taxes, Codes & Regulations 68 Leavenworth

7. Commerce Clearing HouseEd. Staff Federal Estate & Gift Taxes Explained 69 Leavenworth

8. Cranston, Paul To Heaven On Horseback 52 Ottawa

9. Cullinan. Elizabeth House of Gold 70 Meriden

10. Fremlin, Celia Trouble Makers 63 Ottawa

11. Bristow. Gwen Tomorrow Is Forever 43 Lawrence

12. Fremlin1 Celia Wait For the Wedding 61 Ottawa

13. Glenn' Harold T. Glenn's Mercedes-Benz Repair & Tune-Up Guide 66 Ed. Only::: Lawrence

14. Greene Bernard Psychotherapies Of Marital Disharmony 65 Olathe

15. Herndon, William H Herndon's Life of Lincoln Bip Ottawa

16. Klapthor, Margaret First Ladies Cookbook 64 Eudorp.

17. Larner, Jeremy Addict In the Street 64 Horton

18. Lindesmith, Alfred Ray Addict and the Law 65 Horton

19. Louria, Donald B. The Drug Scene 68 Horton

20. Lucas, Dione Gourmet Cooking School Cookbook 64 Eudora

21. McKuen, Rod World of Rod McKuen 68 Ottawa

22. Mendoza, G. And I Must Hurry for the Sea is Rushing in (JUV) 69 JCPL

23. Montessori, Maria Secretof Childhood 66 Lawrence

24. Mudd1 Emily H. & Krich, A.M. (EDS.) Man and Wife 57 Olathe

25. Price, Reynolds A Long and Happy Life 61 Osawatomie 238 26. Richardson, Moses Fundamentals of Mathematics 66 Lawrence 236 - Addendum IV

27. Sale, Richard The Oscar 63 Osawatomie

28. Sandall, Tony Horse Breaking 64 Atchison

29. Scott) Reginald Discovery of Witchcraft 54 Ottawa

30. Shepard, Dr. Martin Games Analysts Play 70 Ottawa

31. Stillman, Dr. Irwin The-Drs. Quick Weight Loss Diet 67 Meriden

32. Stillman, Dr. Irwin & Baker The Drs. Quick Inches Off Diet 69 Meriden

33. Stringfellow, William Dissenter in a Great Society 66 Ottawa

34. Surface, William The Poisoned Ivy 68 Horton

35. Thurber, James My World & Welcome to it 42 Osawatomie

36. Warner, Robert New Haven Negroes; A Social History 40 Lawrence

37. Wheatley, George How to School a Young Horse Bip Atchison

38. White, Robb Lion's Paw (JUV) 67 Leavenworth

39. White, Wm. Allen In Our Town 1906 Osawatomie

40. Wolf, William B. Management of Personnel 61 Lawrence

41. Woodward, William E. Records of Salem Witchcraft Vol. 11864 Ottawa

42. Woodward. William E. Records of Salem Witchcraft Vol. 2 1864 Ottawa

43. Wright, Helena More About the Sex Factor in Marriage 54 Ottawa

44. Photocopies: Tip-In Encyclopedia Americana International Edition 1968 Ed. Only::: Vol. 9 PP. 587-88 Ottawa.

45. SeventeenAug. 1968 27:266-7+ Lake, A. "Mono: The Kissing Disease" Ottawa

46. Alexander, Sidney Hand of Michelangelo Bip 'JCPL

47. Arias-Larreta, Abraham Pre-Columbian Masterpieces Bip JCPL

48. Armitage-Smith, Sidney John of Gaunt 64 JCPL

49. Auld, S. J. & Langer, W.L. Gas & Flame in W.W. I 65 JCPL

50. Berg, Charles Fear. Punishment, Anxiety & the Wolfenden Report 64 JCPL

51. Buher, W. Railroads Today & Yesterday 57 JCPL

52. Canary. Martha Life & Adventures of Calamity Jane By Herself' 1895 JCPL

53. Cartland, Barbara The Coin of Love 58 JCPL

54. Cart land, Barbara A Hazard of Hearts 49 JCPL

55. Cartlandi Barbara Desire of the Heart 54 JCPL 240 - 237 - Addendum IV

56. Chiera, Edward Sumerian Texts of Varied Contents 34 JCPL

57. Clements, Robert Michelangelo's Theory of Art 61 JCPL

58. Corwin, Edward S. Commerce Power Versus States Rights 59 JCPL

59. Crumrine, L.S. Phonology of Arizona Yagru with Texts 61 JCPL

60.. Donnelly. Ignatius Great Cryptogram; Francis Bacon's Cipher in the So-Called Shakespeare Plays 1888 JCPL

61. Frieder', F. J. & Morris. R. Urban Planning & Social Policy 68 JCPL

62. Ellis, C. Hamilton Railway History 66 JCPL

63. Fanon, F. Black Skin, White Masks 69 JCPL

64. Friedman, Wm. F. & Elizabeth S. Shakespearean Ciphers Examined Bip JCPL

65. Friendly, Henry J. Federal Administrative Agencies 62 JCPL

66. Leidy, W. Philip Guide to Government Publications 68 JCPL

67. Hall, Edward Silent Language 59 JCPL

68, Hart, F. (Ed.) Michelangelo's Paintings 65 JCPL

69. Hastings, Donald Impotence & Frigidity 66 JCPL

70. Horne, Alistair Fall of Paris; Siege & the Commune 1870-1871 Bip JCPL

71. International City-Managers Assoc. New Towns - A New Dimension of Urbanism 66 JCPL

72. Jarolimelc, John Readings for Social Studies in Elementary Education 69 JCPL

73. Judge, H. G. Louis XIV 65 JCPL

74. La Grasserie, R. De' Le Nahuatl, Langue Des Azteques 1903 JCPL

(7) 75. Langford, J. D. Gallileo, Science & the Church Bip JCPL

76. Leon-Portilla, Miguel Tr. By Lysander Kemp Broken Spears; The Aztec Account of the Conquest of Mexico 62 JCPL

77. Lester, Julius B. Look Out Whitey: Black Power's Goin' Get Your Mama 69 JCPL

78. Lincoln, Eric Negro Pilgrimage in America 69 JCPL

79. Marmor, Judd (Ed.) Sexual Inversion 65 JCPL

80. McCready, Albert & Sagle, L.W. Railroads in the Day of Steam 60 JCPL

81. Pittman. R. S. Grammar of Tetelcinco Nahuatl 54 JCPL

82. Quinn, E. G. & Dolan, II,.J. Sense of the Sixties 68 JCPL - 238 - Addendum IV

83. Robbins, Michael. Railway Age 62 JCPL

84. Stein, Leonard Balfour Declaration 61 JCPL

85. Stekel, Wilhelm Homosexual Neurosis Bip JCPL

86. Taylor, A. & Whiting, B. J. Dictionary of American Proverbs & / Proverbial Phrases 1820-1880 58 JCPL

87. Tierney, William Frances Modern Upholstering Methods 65 JCPL

88. Wasley; William & JohnsonAlfred Salvage Archaeology in Painted Rocks Reservoirs W,stern Arizona 64 JCPL

89. Wyman, Leland Beautyway: A Navaho Ceremonial 57 JCPL

90. Photocopy: Ant. Book Vol. 38July 4. 1966 PP. 38+ Jacobs, M. Alexandria the Great JCPL

91. Private Lib. Vol. 4 Jan. 1962 PP. 10-13 Parsons, E. A Library at Alexandria JCPL

92. Barron, Frank Creative Person & Creative Process Copeland

93. Barron, Frank Creativity & Personal Freedom Copeland

94. Blocker, Clyde E. Two Year College 65 Ulysses

95. Bogue, Jesse P. Community College 50 Ulysses

96. Bowers, Claude G. Jefferson & Hamilton Elkhart

97. Bowles, Chester Ambassadors Report 54 Dodge

98. Bradbury, Ray Farenb,!it 451 Dodge

99. Bradbury, Ray Twice 22 Dodge

100. Burden, Hamilton T. Nuremberg Party Rallies 67 Ulysses

101. Butts, R. Freeman Cultural History of Western Education 55 Ulysses

102. Caldwell, Erskine God's Little Acre Rolla

103. Case, W. H. History of Long Beach 36 Copeland

104. Clark) Burton Open Door College 60 Ulysses

105. Considine, M. Just a Minute, Mrs. Gulliver 67 Lakin

106. Darrow, Clarence Skeleton in the Closet Elkhart

107. Deloria, Vine Custer Died for your Sins 67 Copeland

108. Dix, Dorothea L. Remarks on Prisons & Prison Discipline in the U.S. Ulysses

109. Eddy, Roger Bulls and the Bees (YA) Hugoton 241 -239- Addendum IV,

110. Ford, P. L. Many Sided Franklin Elkhart

111. Freeman, Larry Great Old American Bottles Fowler

112. Fretwell, Albert D. Founding Public Junior College 54 Ulysses,

113. Hanna, Phil T. California Through Four Centuries 35 Copeland

114. Henry, Nelson Public Junior.College 56 Ulysses

115. Hillway, Tyrus American Two Year College 68 Ulysses

116. Hitler, Adolf Mein Kampf Ulysses

117. Holland, Josiah Gilbert Bittersweet Hugoton

118. Hyde, George E.. Indians of the High Plains 59 Ulysses

119. Lorenz, Konrad King Solomon's Ring 52 Dodge City

120. Maschmann, Melita Account Rendered 65 Ulysses

121. Medaker, Leland Junior College 60 Ulysses

122. Reitlinger, Gerold Final Solution 68 Ulysses

123. Reynolds, James W. Junior College 65 Ulysses

124. Tam, R.. Stanley God Owns My Business 69 Ulysses

125. Walker, Margaret For My People 68 Syracuse

126. Wellemeyer, J.. F. publi Junior College In Kansas 37 . Ulysses

127. Woolston, Maxine StructUre of the Nazi Economy 41 Ulysses

128. Photocopies:. Christian Century 79:166 Feb. 2, 1962 Hick, John. "Exis:Cence Question" Dodge City

129. Consumer Report 28:509-10 Nov. 1963 "Rag Doll Legislation" Dodge

130. Theology Today 19:503-5Jan. 1962 Hick, John. "Courteous Query for Bennett & Ramsey" Dodge City

131. Good Housekeeping 157:175 Dec. 1963 "Chemistry Sets are Fun, Keep Thep Safe" Dodge City

132. Today's Health 42:61-2Dec. 1964 Maxwell, E. "Tips for Your Home atnd Family" Dodge City

133. Science News Letter 84:376 Dec. 14. 1963 "Choose Childrens Toys with Eye to Safety" Dodge City

133. Ayres, Frank Outline of Theory & Problems of Trignometry Derby

134. Daringer, Helen Bigity Anne (Juv) Wichita

135. Gainham, Sarah Stone Roses 59 Wichita 242 243 - 240 - Addendum IV

136. Garrison, Webb Strange Facts About the Bible 68 Wichita

137. Mackie, George M. Bible Manners & Customs Kingman

138. Rubin, Harold Never Love a Stranger Anthony

139. Williams, Dorian Pony Jump 64 Newton

140. Botkin, Benjamin Lay My Burden Down 45 Wakefield

141. Kerr, Hugh Thomson Soldier's Bible (CBI 28) Marion

142. Lewis, Sinclair Elmer Gantry 27 Manhattan

143. Machiavelli, Niccolo Art of War 1905 White City

144. Mayer, A. M. & Poljakoff-Maybert, A. Germination of Seeds 63 Manhattan i45. Olyanova, Nadya Psychology of Handwriting 60 Leonardville

146. Schillebeeck, Edward Christ: The Sacrament of the Encounter With God 63 Manhattan

147. Abraham, Robert Diversions & Pastimes with Coins, Cards, Strings,. Paper. & Matches 33 Hoxie

148. Abraham, Robert Easy to do Entertainments & Diversions With Cards Strings, Coins, Paper & Matches 33 Hoxie

149. Baldwin, James Fire Next Time 63 Oberlin

150. Bennett, Lerone Jr. Before the Mayflower 62 Oberlin

151. "Best's Life Insurance Reports" (Annual) Goodland

152. Carmichael, Stokely Black Power, The Politics of Liberation in America 68 Oberlin

153. Frank, Pat "Alas, Babylon" 59 Goodland

154. Grier, William Black Rage 68 Oberlin

155. Lenski, Gerhard Religious Factor 63 Goodland

156. Peterson, Wilfred Art of Living 61 Colby

157. Rizk, Salom Syrian Yankee 43 Goodland

158. Scarne, John Scarne on Card Tricks 50 Hoxie

159. Tibbitts, John Guide for Insulator Collectors With Prices67 Vol. 1 Hoxie

160. Tibbitts, John Guide for Insulator Collectors With Price's 67 Vol. 2 Hoxie

161. Tibbitts, .John Guide for Insulator Collectors With Prices 67 Vol. 3 Hoxie

162. Photocopy: Science Digest 60:27 August 1966 "Chair That Takes Your Pulse" Hill City

163. Ambrisine, Luisa Secret Archives of the Vatican 70 Phillipsburg 244 : - 241 - Addendum IV

164. Anderson. Sherwood Winesburg, Ohio Bip Belleville

165. Baldwin, James Go Tell It on the Mountain 69 Belleville

166. Benson, Dennis C. The Now Generation 68 Cawker City

167. Bowers, C. G. The Tragic Era Bip Phillipsburg

168. Brigham, William T. Guatemala, Land of the Quetzel Bip Belleville

169. Chall, J. Learning to Read: The Great Debate 67 Larned

170. Callow, Alexander B. Jr. Tweed Ring 66 Phillipsburg

171. Cannable, A. Tiger of Tammany Hall: Nine Men Who Ruled 66 Phillipsburg

172. Cook, Edward T. Life of John Ruskin Bip Phillipsburg

173. Cochran, T. C. & Miller, W. Age of Enterprise Bip Downs

174. Dechout, Emerald Improving the Teaching of Reading 64 Larned

175. Eisensteine Louis Stripe of Tammany Tiger Bip Phillipsburg

176. Ellacott, S. E. Guns Bip Beloit

177. Clinard, M.B. Sociology of Deviant Behavior Bip Gr. Bend

178. Diamond/ Sigmund Nation Transformed 63 Downs

179. Faber, Doris Petticoat Politics Bip Phillipsburg

180. Garland, Hamlin Spoil of Office 69 Phillipsburg

181. Hicks, John D. Populist Revolt 61 Phillipsburg

182. Hill, Douglas Supernatural Larned

183. Mill, Margaret H. Evolution of Fashion 68 Phillipsburg

184. Green) Hannah Inever Promised you a Rose Garden 67 'Larned

185. Jourard, Sidney M. Transparent Self 64 Palco

186. Kaplan, Robert Drugs 69 Beloit

187. Lover, James Concise. History of Costume & Fashion 69 Phillipsburg

188. Lozier, Herbert Model Making 67 Larned

189. Lynn, Margaret Land of Promise Phillipsburg

190. McKee, Paul Reading A Program of Instruction for Elementary School Bip Larned

191. Mandelbaum, Seymour Boss Tweed: New York 65 Phillipsburg'

192. Nast, Thomas Thomas Nast: Political Cartoonist 67 Phillipsburg 245 -242 - Addendum IV

193. Redekop, John H. American Far Right: A Case Sfudy of Billy James Hargis & Christian 68 Phillipsburg

194. Severn, Bill Free But Not Equal 67 Phillipsburg

195. Start, Clarissa Never Underestimate the Tittle Woman 69 Cawker City

196. Steinbeck, John East of Eden 52 LaCrosse

197. Stonson, E. Womens. Wear Daily 63 Phillipsburg

198. TruettRandle White House 49 Phillipsburg

199. Veglahn, Nancy Tiger's Tail: A Story of America's Great Political Cartoonist, Thomas Nast Bip Rhillipsburg

200. Updike, John Couples 68 Belleville

201. Wendell, S. H. Aaron Burr: A Biography 25 Phillipsburg

202. Whetteni Nathan L. Guatemala: The Land & the People 61 Belleville

203. Winter, Bill Handbook of Model Planes, Cars, Boats 66 Larned

204. Wollstonecraft, Mary Rights of Woman & the Subjugation of Women Bip Phillipsburg

205. Woodman, Jim Discovering Yucatan 66 Belleville

206. Wojciechowska, Maia Tuned Out Bip Phillipsburg

207. Wollstonecraft, Mary Vindication of the Rights of Women Phillipsburg

208. Photocopy: National WildlifeApril, 1968PP. 42-7 "Search for Big Foot" Belleville

209. Brumbaugh, Gauis M. Maryland Record3, Vl. 1 67 Iola

210. Brumbaugh, Gauis M. Maryland Records, Vl. 2 67 Iola

211. Burghardt, Henry D. Machine Tool Operation Part 1 Only!: 59 Iola

212. Cerminara1 Gina Many Mansions 50 Moline

213. Denlinger, Donald & James Warner Gentle People 69 Neodesha

214. Ford, Arthur Unknown But Known 68 Chanute

215. Goodman, Linda Linda Goodman's Sun Signs 68 Pittsburg

216. Gregory, Jackson Maid of the Mountain 25 Iola

217. Kennedy, Ludovic Ten Rillington Place 61 Pittsburg

' 218. Lucas, Frank L. Art of Living: Four 18th Century Minds Bip 69 Eureka

219. Miller, Wayne World is Young 58 Eureka

220. Passano, Eleanor P. Index of the Source Records of Maryland 67 Iola - 243 Addendum IV

221. Robbins, Harold Adventurers 66 Burlington

222. Robbins, Harold Adventurers 66 Chetopa

223. Rubens, Bernice Chosen People 69 Pittsburg

224. Waterman, Thomas Dwellings of Colonial America 50 Iola

225. Wentworth, Patricia Miss Silver Comes to Stay 49 Blue Mound

226. 2ald1 M. N. Social Welfare Institutions:A Sociological Reader 65 Coffeyville

227. Photocopy: Business Week Sept. 9, 1931 PP. 18+ "Auburn, Hardened to Hard Times, Makes Good in a Bad Year" Iola

228. Delay, Jean Youth of Andre Gide 63 State

229. Du Maurier, Daphne House on the Strand 69 State

230. Eliotte, Maurice Psychic Life of Jesus Baxter Springs

231. Fuller, John Grant The Interrupted Journey 66 State

232. Kerouac, John On the Road 57 State

233. Hays, Samuel P. Response to Industrialism State

234. Hofstader, Richard Age of Reform: From Bryan to F.D.R. 55 State

235. Luff, Moe Postage Stamps of the U.S. Everest

236. Oates, Joyce Carol Them 69 State

237. Pitts, Joseph Et Al Red Sea & Adjacent Countries at the Close of the 17th Century 49 State

238. St. John, Jeffrey Countdown to Chaos 69 State

239. Schweitzer. Albert Quest of the Historical Jesus State

240. Van Paassen, Pierre Afraid of Victory Stafford

241. Guareschil Giovanni Litte World of Don Camillo 51 KCK

242. Life (Periodical) Life Picture Cook Book 58 Only::: rev.ed. KCK

243. Malpass, Leslie Human Behavior 65 KCK

246 247 - 44 - Addendum IV

February 18, 1970 KIC List 1032

1. Angier, R.H. Firearms Blueing & Browning 40 Pittsburg

2. Bassett, Margaret Profiles & Portraits of American Presidents & Their Wives 68 Iola

3. Brooks, Gertrude Z. First Ladies of the White House 68 Bronson

4. Devoe, Shirley S. Tinsmiths of Connecticut 68 Bronson

5. Optner, Stanford L. Systems Analysis for Business Management 68 Parsons

6. ALA Small Library Project Public Library Policies Centralia

7. Anderson, Maxwell The Bad Seed (Play) 55 Seneca

8. Becker, Stephen The Season of the Stranger 51 Oskaloosa

9. Buchwald, Art The Establishment Is Alive and Well in Washington 69 Osawatomie

10. Campbell. Walter Stanley (Pseud Vestal, Stanley) Wagons Southwest; Story of Old Trail to Santa Fe 46 Osawatomie

11. Curtis, Dwight & Andrews, L. 0. Guiding Your Student Teacher 54 Leavenworth

12. Duncan. David Self Portrait U.S.A. 69 Osawatomie

13. Encyclopedia of Social Work; Successor to Social Work Yearbook Any Edition 15th Ed. Lawrence

14. Flexner, James T. That Wilder Inage 62 Paola

15. Horney, Karen Neurosis & Human Growth 50 Hiawatha

16. Howard, Vernon Monologues for Teens 57 Centralia

17. Huebner, Solomon S. & Black, Kenneth Life Insurance 69 Hiawatha

18. Peter, Lawrence J. Peter Principle 69 Wellsville

19. James, Marquis Cherokee Strip 45 Osawatomie

20. Keesler, Oreon The National Catalog of National Aid for Students Entering College 67 Hiawatha

21. Mitchell, Stuart New Letters of Abigail Adams 49 Centralia.

22. Moody, Ralph Over Three 69 Oskaloosa

23. Paradis, Marjorie One -Act Plays for All-Girl Casts 52 Centralia

24. Pricesi Reynolds Long and Happy Life 62 Osawatomie 248 - 245 - Addend= IV

25. Reuben, D. Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex 69 Paola

26. Roth, Philip Boodbye, Columbus 59 Atchison

27. Warman Edwin G. Antiques & Their Current Prices 68 Baldwin

28. Watson, John the Doctor of the Old School (Pseud Maclaren, Ian) 36 Osawatomie

29. Whitey Owen P. Just Me U.S. Cat Olathe

30. Whitney, Janet Abigail Adams 47 Centralia

31. Williams, Sue Nutrition & Diet Therapy 69 Paola

32. Wister, Owen The Virginian 64 Lawrence

33. Photocopy: Amer. Political Science Rev 45:386-79 JE 51 John Locke; Philosophy and Political Theory by W.J. Simon Paola

34. Forum Vol. 112:65-72 Aug 49 F. H. Cramer Definitions of Freedom Paola

35. J. of S.E. Asian History 10:181-191 Mr. 69 Singapore Commemorative Issue Lawrence

36. Life Vol. 25 Sept. 13, 1948 P. 119 John Locke Portrait Paola

37. Mechanix Illustrated Mar 68 PP. 104-106 Installing Your Own Seat Covers Atchison

38. Aspley, John C. Sales Promotion Handbook 66 JCPL

39. Bell, Harold Egypt From Alexander 48 JCPL

40. Bishop, Joseph B. T. Roosevelt & His Time, Shown in his Own Letters 20

41. Bloomgarden, Henry S. American History Thru Cotmemorative Stamps 69 JCPL

42. Caruso, Mrs. Dorothy & Mrs. Torrance Goddard Wings of Song 28 JCPL

43. Drennen, D.A. Modern Introduction to Metaphysics 62 JCPL

44. Du Maurier, Daphine The Du Mauriers 37 JCPL

45. Forster, E. Alexandria; A History & A Guide 61 JCPL

46. Gainham, S. A Place in the Country 69 JCPL

47. Haring, J. Vreeland Hand of Hauptmann 37 JCPL

48. Irwin, Raymond Origins of the English Library 58 JCPL

49. Kaufman S. The Headshrinkers Test 69 JCPL

50. Kennedy, Ludovic Very Lovely People 70 JCPL

51. Lucio, William H. & McNeil, John Supervision; A synthesis of Thought & Action 62 JCPL 249 - 246 - Addendum IV

52. Marrou, H. I. A History of Education In Antiquity 56 JCPL

53. Parsons Edward Alexandrian Library 52' JCPL 1

54. Ramsey, C.G. Architectural Graphic Standards 56 JCPL

55. Schillinger, Joseph Schillingers System of Musical Composition 46 JCPL

56. Skolnik, Merril Introduction to Radar Systems 62 JCPL

57. Sullivan, Rev. Leon H. Build Brother Build 69 JCPL

58. Thomas, L. The Virgin Soldiers 66 JCPL

59. Westermann, William Library of Ancient Alexandria 54 JCPL

60. Adler, Mortimer Difference of Man & the Difference it Makes 67 Liberal

61. Adler, Mortimer Time of Our Lives 70 Liberal

62. AllenFrancis H. Bibliography of Henry David Thoreau Johnson

63. Battista, O.A. Power to Influence People 59 Dodge City

64. Baudin. Louis Daily Life in Peru 62 Dodge City

65. Brundage, B.C. Empire of the Inca 63 Dodge City

66. Burland, C. A. Peru Under the Incas 67 Dodge City

67. Bushnell, G. A. S. Peru 57 Dodge City

68. Carey, Len Pet Dobeman Pinscher 55 Ulysses

69. Cummings, E. E. Collected Poems Dodge City

70. Ford, Ford M. Parade's End Vol. 1 A Man Coul Stand Up and the Last Post Cimarron

71. Gruenig, Philipp Complete Doberman Pinscher 59 Ulysses

72. Harding, Walter R. Thoreau Handbook 59 Johnson

73. Hough, Henry B. Thoreau of Walden 56 Johnson

74. Huber, S. Realm of the Inacas 60 Dodge

75. Kantor, McKinlay Andersonville 55 Johnson

76. Kew, C. You Can Be Healed Dodge City

77. Kuhlman, Kathryn God Can Do It Again Johnson

78. Kuhlman, Kathryn I Believe in Miracles 62 Johnson

79. McDonald, Betty Plague & I Johnson

80. McKowni Robin Sotry of the Incas 66 Dodge

81. McKuen, Rod Listen to the Warm 67 Cimarron 250 247 Addendum IV

82. Metraux, Alfred History of the Incas 69 Dodge

83. Nevins; A. Pocket History of the U.S. Lakin

84. Page, H.A. Thoreau His Life and Aims Johnson

85. Pet Library Know Your Doberman Pinscher Ulysses

86. Schutz, Wm. Joy 67 Dodge City

87. Spirer, Louis Z. This is the Doberman Pinscher 63 Ulysses

88. Stebbins/ Natalie How to Raise & Train a Doberman Pinscher Ulysses

89. Vaughan, Carter A. Dragon Cove Cimarron

90. Vaughan, Carter A. Poanoke Warrior Cimmarron

91. Vaughan, Carter A. Yankee Rascals Cimarron

92. Verrill, Hyatt Americas Ancient Civilizations 53 Dodge

93. Wibberley, L. Mouse That Roared Syracuse

94. Woodward/ C.V. Strange Career of Jim.Crow 66 Dodge

95. Warrall7 A.A. gift of Healing Copeland

96. Copy for Ulysses Reporter 15:13-15 Dec. 13/ 1956 Bain, L.B. Budapest

97. Time 69:18-22 Ja. 71 1957 Freedoms Choice

98. U.S. Dept. State BUl 35:800-7 Nov. 19, 1956 Hungarian Question Before the General Assembly

99. Vital Speeches 23:139-44 Dec. 15, 1956 Nehru J. Hungary & Egypt

100. New Rep 135:10-15 Nov. 26, 1q56 Lowenthal, R. Hungary Were We Helpless

101. Bickerstaff, Laura M. Pioneer Artists of Taos 55 Emporia

102. Cassady, Ralph Jr. Auctions and Auctioneering 67 Manhattan

103. Hernton, Calvin C. Sex and Racism in America 65 Manhattan

104. Phillips, Kevin Emerging Republican Majority 69 Washington

105. Rook, David White Colt (Bip 68) Frankfort

106. Swanson, Neil Harmon Judas Tree 33 Emporia

107. Watson) James Stamps & Music (Bip 69) Manhattan

108. Wilson Harold F. Story of the Jersey Shore 64 Manhattan

109. Wilson Holly Snowbound in Hidden Valley 57 Juv. ) Frankfort 251 - 248 - Addendum IV

111. Balcomb, Raymond E. Stir What You've Got State

112. Cronin, A. J. A Pocketful of Rye State

113. Furness & Vanderbilt Double Exposure State

114. Hudson, R. Lofton GraCe is Not a Blue-Eyed Blond State

115. Jackson, Mahalia Movin' On Up State

116. Lincoln, C. Eric (Ed.) Is Anybody Listening to Black America? State

117. Maston, T.B. Suffering, A Personal Perspective State

118. Palmer, Jim Red Poncho & Big Boots State

119. Price, Eugenia New Moon Ri'sing State

120. Reynolds,Charles Punjab Pioneer State

121. Start, Clarissa Never Undrestimate the Little Woman State

122. Steensmal Juliana The Quality of Mercy State

123. Stewart, James S. The Wind of the Spirit State

124. Wallis) Ethel Emily God Speaks Navajo State

125. Averolo, Juan J. The Shark and the Sardines 61 Belleville

126. Bern anos, Georges Diary of a Country Priest ND LaCrosse

127. Buck, Pearl Three Daughters of Madam Laing 69 Claflin

128. Ehrlich, Paul Population Bomb 68 Salina

129. Fitzhonry, Robert Practical Guide to High School Physical Education Great Bend

130. Halsell, Grace Soul Sister 69 Salina

131. Russell, Arthur Ed. God Calling: Devotional Diary Bip Phillipsburg

132. Roy, Ewell P. Cooperatives: Today and Tomorrow 69 Concordia

133. Tenni, Laura Illustrious Immigrants 68 Phillipsburg

134. Thompson, Robert Successful Techniques in Physical Education Classes Great Bend

135. Dukas, Peter How to Operate a Restaurant 60 KCK

136. Podd, G.O. Planning and Operating Motels and Motor Hotels 64 KCK

137. Conover, David Once Upon An Island 68 Hill City

138. Malania, Fae Quanity of a Hazel Nut 68 Almena

139. Simpson, George Horses: The Story of the Horse Family in the Modern World & Through Sixty Million Years of History 51 Hill City - 249 - Addendum IV

140. Kelly, Cordelia Practical l''..rsing Today Wichita

141. Lorenz, Konrad On Aggression 66 Wichita

252 25° - 250 - Addendum. IV

February 19, 1970 KIC List 1033

1. Allen, Jay Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (Play) Lawrence

2. Barnard, Chester I. Functions of the Executive 68 Wellsville

3. Davis, John D. & Gehman, H.S. Westminster Dictionary of the Bible 44 Lawrence

4. Dormon, Caroline Flowers Native to the Deep South 58 Lawrence

5. Dummelau, J.R. Ed. A Commentary on the Holy Bible 27 Lawrence

6. Fort, Charles Lo: 31 Overbrook

7. Griffith, Corrinne Eggs I Have Known 55 Baldwin

8. Griffith, Corrinne Papa's Delicate Condition 52 Baldwin

9. Hoover, Helen Great Wolf and Bood Woodsmen (J) 67 Baldwin

10. Hutchin, Kenneth How Not to Kill Your Husband Lawrence

11. Johnson Mildred The Smiles, the Tears 69 Lawrence

12. Marcus, Margaret 52 Period Flower Arrangement Lawrence,,..

13. Mazurkiewicz, Albert The Initial Teaching Alphabet and the World World of English 66 Ottawa

14. Montgomery, Ruth A Search for Truth 67 Wellsville

15. Richardson, A Ed. A Theological Word Book of the Bible 58 Lawrence

16. Robertson) Robert B. Of Whales and Men 54 Centralia

17. Stiles, Kent B. Postal Saints and Sinners 64 Hiawatha

18. Photocopy: Harpers 238:91-92 Feb. 1969 America; Three Foreign Comments by Howard, A., Lietzman, S. and A. De Segonzac Wellsville

19. Alderman, Clifford Wooden Ships and Iron Men 63 JCPL

20. Anthony, H. D. Sir Isaac Newton 60 JCPL

21. Baird, J. Ishmael Bip JCPL

22. Cartland, Barbara The Enchanting Evil 69 JCPL

23. Deanesly, Margaret Ed. History of Medievel Europe From 476-911 60 JCPL

24. Easton, Stewart and Wieruszowski) Helene Era of Charlemagne 61 JCPL

25. Eifert, Virginia George Shannon: Young Explorer With Lewis and Clark 63 JCPL 254i

- 251 - Addendum IV

26. Ewen Wm. F. Days of the Steamboats 67 JCPL

27. Fisher, H.A. Medieval Empire Vol. 1 Bip JCPL

28. Fisher H.A. Medieval Empire Vol.,2 Bip JCPL

29. Gallager, Thomas The Intrepid Midgets JCPL

30. Griffith, S.V. Alluvial Prospecting and Mining 60 JCPL

31. Harris, B.G. Handbook of Watch and Clock Repairs 63 JCPL

32. Hay, D.Ed. Europe: The Emergency of an Idea Bip JCPL

33. Hay, Denys Ed. Medieval Centuries 64 JCPL

34. Hay, Denys Ed. Medieval Centuries 64 JCPL

35. Hayes, G.G. When to Prospect in the 50 States Bip JCPL

36. Hubbard, Freeman Railroad Ave. 64 JCPL

37. Idriess, Ion Prospecting for Gold 66 JCPL

38. Knight, David Isaac Newton Mastermind of Modern Science 61 JCPL

39. Melville, Herman Piazza Tales 62 JCPL

40. Melville, Herman Piazza Tales 62 JCPL

41. Melville. Herman Witejacket 67 JCPL

42. More, Louis Isaac Netwon; A Biography 34 JCPL

43. Owen, Lewis How to Double Your Money in Three Years in the Stock Market 69 JCPL

44. Roche, O.I. Days of the Upright Bip JCPL

45. Rodale, Jerome L. Complete Book of Vitamins 66 JCPL

46. Shepard, Betty Bound for Battle 67 Bip JCPL

47. Spark, Muriel Prime of Miss Jean. Brodie 62 JCPL

48. Storm, B. Practical Prospecting 68 JCPL

49. Von Bernewitz, Man Handbook for Prospectors 43 JCPL

50. Winters, Wayne How and Where to Pan Gold 61 JCPL

51. Zietz, Dorothy Child Welfare 59 JCPL

52. Barr, Andrew How to Be a Top Notch Real Estate Salesman Derby

.53. Buckley, William R. Beatle Book Derby

. 54. Curtix, Violet H. , Our Kindergartern Mt. Hope 255 - 252 - Addendum IV

56. Fodor, Nandor Between Worlds 64 Wichita

57. Gift, Joseph L. Life and Customs in Jesus Time 57 Kingman

58. Mellen, Ida 1001 Answers to Questions About Aquarium Fish Canton

59. MitchellCharles Hogarth's Peregrination Kingman

60. Philbrick, H.A. I Led Three Lives 53 Wichita

61. Robinson. James A. The House Rules Committee Wellington

62. Skogsbergh, Helga That Was Then 69 Lindsborg

63. Skogsbergh, Helga From These Shores 63 Lindsborg

64. Skogsbergh, Helga Comes the Day, Comes a Way Lindsborg

65. Stevenson, Robert L. Treasure Island (Juv.) Wilt' Wyeth Illus. Only Wichita

66. Tinsley, Russell Shooter's Bible Taxidermy Guide Derby

67. Thompson, Glasys Patterns for Guernseys and Jerseys 69 Walton

68. Tompkins, E.P. Natural Bridge and its Historical Surroundings 39 Kingman

69. Vandel/ A. Biospeleoloby; The Biology of Cavernicolous Animals Mulvane

70. Wendorf1 Fred Midland Discovery . Mt. Hope

71. Williams) Gladys A. Enjoy Face Lifting Your Home Walton

72. Williams, Glanville SarrAity of Life and the Criminal Law Newton

73. Andrist, Ralph Long Death 64 NWKLS

74. Baum, Emanuel Capital and Credit Needs in a Changing Agricultural 61 Colby

75. Cayce, Edgar Edgar Cayce on Atlantis 68 Hill City

76. Gray, James Ranch Economics 68 Colby

77. Mathieson, Elizabeth Complete Book of Knitting 47 Oberlin

78. Miller. Alice In Cold Red Ink; How Term Papers are Grade,11 and Why 68 NWKLS

79. Norbury, James Odhams Encyclopedia of Knitting 58 Oberlin

80. Norbury, James Traditional Knitting Patterns 62 Oberlin

81. Segal, Erich Love Story Feb. 4,1970 Sheridan County

82. Adams, W. R. ' Increasing' Reading Speea 69 Concordia

83. Arco Pub. Co. Federal Civil Service Entrance Exams Bip Beloit

84. Arkin, Herbert & Taymond Colton Tables for Statisticians 63 Beloit

85. Austin, Alexander W. Who Goes Where to College 65 Republic 256 - 253 - Addendum IV

86. Corey, Lewis The House of Morgan 30 Phillipsburg

87. Diedler, John Vigilante 57 Phillipsburg

88. Dimsdale, Thomas J. Vig2.iantes of Montana 59 Phillipsburg

89. Dubin, Martin D. Architectural Supervision of Modern Buildings 63 Great Bend

90. Evans, Lester C. Paradise Island ND 'Bip Beloit

91. Freeman, Gary A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Heaven Belleville

92. Fry, Edward Reading Faster: A Drill Book 63 Concordia

93. Gard, Wayne Frontier Justice 49 Phillipsburg

94. Hanslet, J.R. All of Them Whiches 69 Stockton

95. Hovey, Carl The Life Story of J. Pierpoint Morgan 11 Phillipsburg

96. Hertz, Hamilton & Jean How to Raise and Train a Standard Schnauzer Belleville

97. Hunt, Morton Affair 69 Phillipsburg

98. Kateby George Utopia & Its Enemies 63 Beloit

99. Katz) William Eyewitness: A Negro in American History Republic

100. Lockly, Fred Vigilante Days at Virginia City Bip Phillipsburg

101. Lytton, David Paradise People 62 Beloit

102. Maust, Don Bottle and Glass Handbook Bip Stockton

103. Puzo, Maria The Fortunate Pilgrim Concordia

104. Revi, A.C. American Pressed Glass and Figure Bottles 62 Stockton

105. Stephenson, William The Study of Behavior: Technique and Its Methodology Belot

106. Towle, Virginia Vigilante Women 6 66 Phillipsburg

107. Turner, David R. Home Study Course for Civil Service (ARCO) Beloit

108. Waldman, John Rapid Reading Made Simple 58 Concordia

109. Van Renssclaer, Stephen Early American Bottles and Flasks Rev. Ed. Stocktoi

110. Winkler, J.K. Morgan the Magnificant N.D. Bip Phillipsburg

Ill. Bayles, Ernest E. Pragmatism in Education (69 Bip) Coffeyville

112. Carline, Richard Pictures in the Post 59 Pittsburg

113. Curtis, Richard Genial Idiots: The American Saga as Seen by our Humorists 68 LaCygne 257 - 254 - Addendum IV

114. Cookson Catherine Katie Mulholland (69 Bip) Independence

115, Horne, Herman H. Democratic. Philosophy of Education 32 Coffeyville

116. Huie, Wm. B. Klansman 67 Edna

117. J. P. (Or P., J.) Richest Man in the World 69 Pittsburg

118. Kraeling, Emil G. Rand McNally Bible Atlas 69 Neodesha

119. McCary, James L. Human Sexuality 67 Edna

120. Nelson, Glenn C. Ceramics: A Potter's Handbook 66 Iola

121. Riemow, Robert & Leona nment in the Sun 69 Garnett

122. Roszak) Theodore Making of a Counter Culture 69 Eureka

123. Schulberg, Bud Sanctuary Five 69 Edna

124. Still. Henry To Ride the Wind 64 LaCygne

125. Anderson, Clifford R. Modern Ways to Health Harper

126. Bjoland, E.M. Things to Make & Do 52 NWKLS

127. Brown) Lester R. Man, Land & Food(Dept of Agriculture) Kingman

128. Buck, Pearl Christmas Day in the Morning Barnett

129. Ceramics Monthly) Vol. 15 No. 8 Oct. 67 State

130. Ceramics Monthly, Vol. 15 No. 6 June 67 State

131. Christie, Agatha Murder in Our Midst State

132. Conn, George Arabian Horse in America State

133. Crozier, Major L.E.F. Sittings Bull's Account of Custer's Last Fight NWKLS

134. Cruse, Heloise Heloise's Work & Money Savers 69 State

135. Downer, Marion Kites: How to Make & Fly Them 59 NWKLS

135. Forbes, Esther America's Paul Revere State

137. Holt, John Why Children Succeed Sharon Spring

138. Holt, John How to Help the Unsuccessful Child 64 Sharon Spring

139. Krehluel, Peter Country Boy in Kansas Manhattan

140. Leach, Bernard A Putter's Book 4th Ed. Substutute Other Editions if Necessary 49 State

141. Okakura, Kakuzo Book of Tea 06 State

142. Peck, Samuel Minturn Slaver's Gold (Poem) Enterprise

143. Massie, Robert Nicholas and Alexandra 67 State 258 - 255 - Addendum IV

144. Palestrant, S.S. Practical Papercraft 50 NWKLS

145. Plmer Fortunes of Futures Moran

146. Pollini, Francis Night State

147. Richi Louise Dickinson Star Island Boy 68 State

148. Robinson, Veronica David in Silence 65 State

149. Sperry, Armstrong John Paul Jones 53 State

150. Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows (Play) Baxter Springs

151. Wilder, Laura The Little House on the Prairie 53 State

152. Windisch-Graetz, Mathilde The Spanish Riding School State

153. Photocopy: Engineering 205:459-62March 22, 1968 "Engineering Outline: Atomic Clocks State

154. Photocopy: Engineer 226:887 Dec. 13, 1968 "Caesuim-Beam Clocks Help Greenwich to Keep Time" State

- - 155. Hill Grace L. White Orchids Bip 69 KCK

156. Holzer, Hans Psychic Photography 69 KCK

157. Photocopy: "Childbirth Without Permission" Saturday Review 52:59-60 March 1, 1969 KCK

158. Bennett, L. Before the Mayflower 68 Liberal

159. Bernstein, Morey Search for Brideymurphy 65 Liberal

160. Carr, J. Bless This Messand Other Prayers Bip Syracuse

161. Cravens, A. United States 62 Lakin

162. Davis, J. Leo Successful Cosmetologist 68 Dodge City

163. Holmes, Marjorie Love and Laughter Bip Syracuse

164. Huxley, Aldous The Doors of Perception 54 Liberal

165. Harman, D. Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Heaven 69 Ulysses

166. Leary, Timothy The Psychedelic Experience 64 Liberal

167. Mowry, George Era of Ted Roosevelt 68 Lakin

168. Tolman, Ruth Beautician's Guide to Beauty, Charm & Poise 63 Dodge City

169. Westlake, D. Up Your Banners Bip Syracuse

170. Wilkens, Emily The New Your The Art of Good Grooming 65 Dodge City 253. - 256 - Addendum IV

February 20, 1970 KIC List 1034

1. American Odyssey; The Journey of Lewis & Clark 69 Leavenworth

2. Anthony. Robert N. Management Accounting Principles 66 Paola

3. Arthur, Robert Ed. Alfred Hitchock & the 3 Investigators in the Mystery of the Stuttering Parrot 64 Lawrence

4. Bennett, Lerone Before the Mayflower 62 Osage City

5. Bloch, Marc Feudal Society 68 Lawrence

6. Branden, N. Psychology of Self Esteem 69 Paola

7. Chidsey, Donald Day They Sank the Lusitania 67 Osage City

8. Hiroyuki, Agawa isoroku Yamamoto 65 Leavenworth

9. Hoehling, A. A. last Voyage of the Lusitania 56 Osage City

10. Lofts, Nora Lost Queen 69 Paola

11. Maslow, Abraham H. Motivation & Personality 54 Leavenworth

12. Maslow, Abraham H. New Knowledge in Human Values 59 Leavenworth

13. Maslow; Abraham H. Toward a Psychology of Being 68 Leavenworth

14. Pendleton, William C. History of Tazewell County & Southwest Virginia Leavenworth

15. Poe, Helen & Broad, M. Never Take Nyet for an Answer 69 Paola

16. PotterJohn D. Yamamota 65 Leavenworth ;

17. Rosenberg, Jakob Rembrandt - Vol. 1 48 Lawrence

18. Rosenberg, Jakob Rembrandt - Vol. 2 48 Lawrence lg. Silberman, Charles Crisis in Black & White 64 Osage City

20. Snyder, Louis Military History of the LusitaniaGr. 7 up 67 Osage City

21. Stong, C.L. Scientific American Book of Projects for the Amateur Scientist 60 Osage City

22. Summers, Lewis History of Southwest Virginia 1746-1786 Bip Leavenworth

23. Wehle, Robert G. Wing & Shot 64 Leavenworth

24. Wilson, Dorothy Clarke Handicap Race 67 Lawrence

25. Wilson; Dorothy Clarke Ten Fingers for God 65 Lawrence

26. Woodward, Grace Steele Pocahontas 69 Olathe 260 - 257 - Addendum IV

27. Aheam, D. S. Federal Reserve Policy Reapraised 1951-59 63 JCPL

28. Allport, F. H. Social Psychology 24 JCPL

29. Anderson, Nels Desert Saints; Mormon Frontier in Utah 42 JCPL

30. Barber, Bernard Social Stratification; A Comparative Analysis of Structure & Process 57 JCPL

31. Bierstedt, Robert The Social Order 63 JCPL

32. Bill Alfred Hoyt Clutch of the Corsican 25 JCPL )

33. Bonner, Hubert Social Psychology 53 JCPL

34. Brecht Three Penny Opera Bip JCPL

35. Burke, Kenneth Frammar of Motives, and Rhetoric of Motives Vol. 1 JCPL

36. Burke, Kenneth Frammar of Motives, and Rhetoric cf. Motives Vol. 2 JCPL

37. Cantor, Norman Medmeval World 300-1300 63 JCPL

38. Cather, Willa Alexander's Bridge 1912 JCPL

39. Clifford, Alfred Independence of the Federal Reserve System 64 JCPL

40. Cochran, George Indian Portraits of the Pacific N.W. 59 JCPL

41. Coffin, Tristan Indian Tales of North American 61 JCPL

42. Croffut, William /1,, American Procession 1855-1914 A Personal Chronicle of Famous Men 31 JCPL

43. Dolan, Tuotti Big Time Buck White 69 JCPL

44. Ettlinger, Leopold Sistine Chapel Before Michelangelo 65 JCPL

45. Faulkner, Nancy The Yellow Hat 58 JCPL

46. Furniss, Norman Mormon Conflict 1850-59 60 JCPL

47. Glassley, Ray Pacific North West India Wars 54 JCPL

48. Gibbs, George Indian Tribes of Washington Territory 53 JCPL

49. Goggan, J.P. Curious Savage (Play) 51 JCPL

50. Hendershott, Pairic Neutralized Money Stock; An Unbiased Measure of Federal Reserve Policy Action 68 JCPL

51. Hoffman, F.J.S. Medieval History Bip JCPL (Ed. by J.J. Flynn)

52. Hohl, Reinhold Sistine Chapel 66 JCPL

53. I Never Saw Another Butterfly 64 JCPL

54. Jaffa, Hany Equality and Liberty 1965 JCPL 261 - 258 - Addendum IV'

55. Jones, Rufus Quakers in the American Colonies 1966 JCPL

56. Konvitz, M. R. Expanding Liberties; Freedom's Gain in Postwar America Bip JCPL

57. Krautheimer. Richard Early Christian & Byzzantine Archeology Bip JCPL

58. Lewis, Albert Tribes of the Columbia Valley and the Coast of Washington and Oregon 1907 JCPL

50. Lewis, C. S. Allegory of Love 1936 JCPL

60. Lewis, P. Lady of France Bip JCPL

61. Mackenzie, Alex Exploring the North West Territory 1967 JCPL Ed. by T. H. McDonald

62. Marx) Karl and Others Essential Left 1961 JCPL

63. Morley, Felix Necessary Conditions for a Free Society 1963 JCPL

64. Morris? Richard Fair Trial: Fourteen Who Stood Accused 1967 JCPL

65. Newcomb, Mrs. Franc Navajo Symbols in Sand Paintings and Ritual Objects 3 Pts. in 1 1957 JCPL

66. O'Connell, John Railroad Album 1954 JCPL

67. Pollock, Dean Joseph, Chief of the Nez-Perce 1950 JCPL

68. Prawdin, Michael The Unmentionable Nechaev Bip JCPL

69. Read, William Louisiana-French 1963 JCPL

70. Rice, Charles Freedom of Association 1962 JCPL

71. Ritch, Ocee Chilton's Motorcycle Trouble-Shooting Guide 1966 JCPL

72. Saucier, Corinne Folk Tales from French Louisiana 1962 JCPL

73. Taylor, Archer English Riddles from Oral Tradition 1951 JCPL

74. Young) J.N. A Hundred and One Plots Used and Abused. Bip Baldwin

75. Gallinger, Osma Hand Weaving with Reed and Fibers 1948 Baldwin

76. Aikman, Lonnelle We the People 66 Ulysses

77. Arguedas, Alcides La Raza De Baurie (In Spanish) Dodge City

78. Bingham,Hiram Lost City of the Incas 48 Dodge

79. Chinnock, Frank Kim: A Gift from Vietnam 69 Kinsley

80. Crawford, Marion Little Princesses 50 Ulysses

81. De Ropp, Robert S. Drugs and the Mind 57 Ulysses

82. Dubois, W.E. Black Reconstruction in America 35 Ulysses 262 - 259 - Addendum IV

83. Feeley, Stephen V. Story of the Capital Ulysses

84. Fowles. John French Lieutenant'st Woman Spearville

85. Frank, Gerold Boston Strangler 67 Ulysses

86. Gilman, Charlotte P. Living of C.P. Cilman Ulysses

87. Hamner, Laura V. Longhorns & Short Grass Liberal

88. Herlihy. James L. Midnight Cowboy 65 Dodge City

89. Hesseltiney Wm. B. Civil War Prisons 30 Ulysses

90. Icaza, Jorge Juasipungo (In Spanish) Dodge

91. Karmel, Ilona Estate of Memory 69 Montezuma

92. Murdoch, Iris A Fairly Honourable Affair 69 Dodge

93. Prolman, Marilyn Sotry of the Capitol Cornerstones of Freedom Ulysses

94. Rigoni, Orlano Ambuscade Ransom

95. Smith, Chas. M. When the Saints Go Marching Out Ulysses

96. Stevenson1 Ian Twenty Cases Suggestive of Reincarnation Liberal

97. Talalay, Paul Drugs in our Society 64 Ulysses

98. Taylor, Norman Narcotics 63 Ulysses

99. Von Elsner, Don Countdown for a Spy Meade

100. Westand, Lynn Dragoon Pass 68 Ransom

101. Wierzymski, Kazimierz Life & Death of Chopin Ulysses

102. Woodward, C Vann Origins of the New South 51 Ulysses

103. Natl Wildlife 6:42-7 April 1968 Kirkpatrick, D. Search for Big Food Dodge City

104. HarvestlYrs. 9:12-15 ,Oct. 1969 Ford, N.D. - Winter Sunshine at Bargain Rates Ulysses

105. Arnow, Harriett S. Mountain Path (63) Chanute

106. Cox, Nigel S. Computer & the Library (66) Burlington

107. Forsyth, Frederick Biafra Story (69) Humboldt

108. Fromm, Erich Art of Loving (69 Bip) Mound City

109. Greene, Graham Travels with my Aunt (70) Garnett

110. Horowitz, Julius Diary of A.N. (70) Thayer

111. Horowitz, Julius Diary of A.N. (70) Garnett 263 - 260 - Addendum ''117

113. Johnson, James W. Black Manhattan (68) Mound City

114. Mok, Michael Biafra Journal (69) Humboldt

115. Okpaku, Joseph Nigeria, Dilemma of Nationhood: An Analysis )f the Nigeria-Biafra Conflict by Nigerian Scholars (70) Humboldt

116. Richards, Max D. Readings in Management (68) Garnett

117. Righter, Carroll Astrological Guide to Health and Diet (67) Mound City

118. Righter, Carroll Astrological Guide to Marriage and Family Relations (69) Mound City

119. Croft, Terrell & Carr, Clifford American Electricians Handbook 8th Ed. (1966) Enterprise

120. Erwin, Mabel D. & Kinchen, Lila Clothing for Moderns 4th Ed. (1969) Manhattan

121. Kirk, David H. Shared Fate (1963) Manhattan

122. Robbins, Harold Carpetbaggers (1961) Axtell

123. Sandmel, Samuel First Christian Century (1969) Manhattan

124. Von Scheffel, Josef V. Ekkehard (1965) Emporia

125. Bozrian, John L. History of Maryland: From Its First Settlement in 1633 to the Restoration in 1660 2 Vols. 1837 Phillipsburg

126. CamusAlbert The Exile 57 Lamed 1

127. Camus, Albert The Fall 57 Larned

128. Crowe, Philip K. The Empty Ark CBI 67 Hays

129. Donovan, Frank Mr. Monroe's Message: The Story of the Monroe Doctrine 63 Phillipsburg

130. Hastings, Donald Speaks on Sexual Expression in Marriage 66 Great Bend

131. Goldman, Marshall Controlling Pollution - The Economics of a Cleaner America 67 Russell

132. Lindheim, Leon Facts and Fictions About Coins 67 Claflin

133. Mainland, William Schiller and the Changing Past 57 Phillipsburg

134. Maurois, Andre From Proust to Camus 68 Lamed

135. Metzger, B.L. Investment Practices, Performance & Management of Profit Sharing Trust Funds 69 Belleville

136. Murphy, Earl Water Purity - A Study in Legal Control of Natural Resources 61 Russell

137. Parker, Emmett Albert Camus, The Artist in the Arena 65 Larned

138. Peyre, Henri French Novelists of TodayRev. & Enl. Ed. 67 Larned 2611 - 261 - Addendum IV

139. Schruben, Francis Kansas in Turmoil. Drought, Dust and Depression 69 Larned

140. Scott, Nathan Albert Camus 62 Larned

141. Stepp, James The Pollution Problem CBI 68 Russell

142. Sunset Editors Furniture Finishing & Refinishing 69 Claflin

143. Thody, Philip Albert Camus: A Study of his Work 59 Lamed

144. Thomas, Calvin The Life & Works of Friedrich Schiller 1901 Phillipsburg

145. Truman, Margaret White House Pets 69 Concordia

146. Twain, Mark Innocents Abroad Bip ND Osborne

147. Wiesenberger, Arthur & Co. Investment Companies (Yearbook) CBI 67 Belleville

148. Catholic World 177:L29-33 May 1953 State

149. Davidson, Eugene The Trial of the Germans (1966) Liberal

150. Goldhor, Herbert (Ed) Research in Librarianship (Measurements and Evaluations) Ottawa

151. Hobbies 52:146 Dec. 1947 State

152. Hobbies 52:14 March 1947 State

153. Hummel, Sister nnocentia The Hummel Book (1961) State

154. Kelley, Douglas M. 22 Cells in Nuremberg (1947) Liberal

155. Long, Robert Edward Crozier The Mythology of Reparations (1928) JCPL

156. Tibbitts, John C. A Guide for Insulator Collectors (1967) Sheridan Co.

157. Wiegand, Gonsalua (Sister) "Sketch Me, Berta Hummel" (51) State

158. Photocopy: Holiday "Snowmobiles: The Hotrod of Winter.Sport"By M. Lund 46:43 Dec. 69 Sheridan Co.

159. Photocopy: Popular Mechanics "70, A Sensational Year Coming Up for Snowmobiles" By D. Fales 132:142-5 Oct. 69 Sheridan Co.

160. Photocopy: Popular Mechanics "New Super-Duper Snowmobiles" 132:42-3 Sept. 1969 Sheridan Co.

161. Photocopy: Better Homes & Gardens "Guide to Snowmobiling" 47:36 Dec. 1969 Sheridan County

162. Photocopy: Popular Mechanics "Conquering Minnesota's Wilderness. By Snowmobile" By D. Fales 132:150-3 Dec. 1969 Sheridan County County

163. De La Roche, Mazo Building of Jalna Wichita

164. Lassert J. K. J. K. Lasser's Managing Your Family Finances 768 68 Wichita 265 -262 - Addendum IV

165. Michaels, Barbara Master of Blacktower 66 Wichita

166. O'Kane, Dick How to Repair Your Foreign Car 68 Wichita

167. Aronoff, Frances Webber Music and Young Children 1)69 KCK

168. Better Homes and Gardens (Ed.) Famous Foods from Famous Places Bip 2X 1969 KCK

169. You Shall Know Them (Transl. from French) Date? KCK RghSEgijPgreud. 170. Dickens, Charles American Any Ed. KCK

171. Douglass, James Harvey Projects in Wood Furniture 1968 KCK

172. Evely, Louis We Are All Brothers N.D. KCK

173. Horowitz, Al Chess Openings Theory and Practice Bip 68 KCK

174. Leonard, George Education and Ecstasy Bip 1969 KCK

175. MaClean, Alistair Last Frontier . 1961 KCK

176. Morry, W.R. Chess the Elements and the Game 1968 KCK

177. Vukovic, Vladim Chess Sacrifice 1968 KCK 266 - 263 - Addendum IV

May! 18, 1970 KIC: List 1095

1. Burger, Chester Survival in the Executive Jungle 64 Lawrence

2.. Carrighar, Sally Wild Heritage 65 Richmond

3. Drucker, Peter Age of Discontinuity 69 Atchison

4. Gibran, Kahlil Madman 1918 Ottawa

5. Jennings, Eugene E. Mobile Manager 67 Lawrence

6. MacDonald, Charles B. Battle of Huertgen Forest 63 Osawatomie,

7. McKee, Alexander Battle of Vimy Ridge 67 Osawatomie

8. Maltz, Maxwell Psychocybernetics 60 Lawrence

9. Myers, T. Cecil Happiness is Still Homemade 69 Richmond

10. Pearson, J.M. & D. T. American Cut Glass for the Discriminnting Collector 65 Ottawa

11. Rienow, Robert Moment in the Sun 67 Richmond

12. Stuart, Jesse Daughter of the Legend 65 Louisburg

13. Scott, John Paul Animal Behavior 58 Richmond

14. Thlmey, Allene, Ed. People Are Talking About People & Things in Vogue. 69 Lawrence

15. Thomas, D.. Battle of the Java Sea 68 Osawatomie

16.. Thomas, Leslie Orange Wednesday 68 Lawrence

17. Viscardi',. Henry Jr. A Man's Stature 52 Leavenworth

18. Photocopies: Organic Gardening & Farming Jan.1968 15:92-4 Gibbons, E. "Where Did We GOWrong?" Centralia

19.. Organic Gardening.&.Farming Oct. 1968 15:19-21 "How Big Is the Organic Idea?"' Centralia

20. Saturday. Review: 53:47-54+ March 7, 1970 "Cleaning Humanity's Nest"' With Editorial Comment by N. Cousins Centralia

21. Senior Scholastic Oct. 17, 1969 95:2-3 "Can Man Survive His Envionment? Centralia

22. Chadwick, Nora Celt and Saxon 63 JCPL

23. Fredericks, C. & Goodman, H. Low Blood Sugar and You 69 JCPL

24. Hunter, Edith Child of the Silent Night 63 JCPL 267 - 26L Addendum IV

25. Liebers, Arthur Wit's End 63' JCPL

26. Vairamuttu Scientific Unarmed Combat Bip JCPL

27. Von Mises, L. Human Action 66 JCPL

28. Wiesel, Eliezer Beggar in Jerusalem 69 JCPL

29. Photocopy for Tip-In: American Heritage Dec. 1956 PP. 13-26 KCK

30. Brown, Col. Royal Any Book on Southeast Asia or Army by Him Douglass

31. Brown, R.M. Et Al Vietnam: Crisis of Confidence Douglass

32. Duggins, Lydia A. Developing Children's Perceptual Skills in Reading 68 Kingman

33. Eighteen Months Under a Rebel Flag Leon

34. Larson, Bill Hear Me Barabbas; As Told to Bill Schul 69 McPherson

35. Light of Toyohiko Kagawa Clearwater

36. Seven Chimneys Moundridge

37. Tudor How to Do Europe on One Retirement Check Hutchinson

38. Editors of 1001 Decorating Ideas Decorating Ideas, Homemaker's Handbook 69 Manhattan

39. Hart, H. M. Old Forts of the Southwest 64 Manhattan

40. Kern, Jerome Jerome Kern Songbook 55 Emporia

41. Perry Edward Sanskrit Primer 59 (May sub- Sanskrit Self-Taught) Manhattan

42. Susann, Jacqueline Every Night Josephine 63 Manhattan

43. Yurick, Sol The Bag 68 Emporia

44. Cerminara, Gina Many "Mansions Wichita

45. Duffy, Clinton 88 Men & 2 Women Wichita --,

46. Parker, Emma True Story of Bonnie & Clyde Wichita

47. Onstott, Kyle Drum 62 Goodland

48. Onstott, Kyle Mandingo 57 Goodland

49. onstott, Kyle Master of Falconhurst 64 Goodland

50. Axelrod, Herbert Tropical Fish as a Hobby 69 Kirwin

51. Axelrod, Herbert Tropical Fish in Your Home, Rev. Ed. Kirwin

52. Ballantine, Bill High West 69 Beloit

53. Cole, Ann Kilborne How to Collect the New Antiques 66 Kirwin - 265 - Addendum IV

54. Ford, Corey Every Dog Should Have a Man Downs

55. Guevara, Che Guerrilla Warfare 61 Belleville

56. Heyer, Georgette Penhallow Bip Glasco

57. Heyer, Georgette Foundling Bip Glasco

58. Rubin, Theodore Forever Thin Phillipsburg

59. Russell, Virgil T. Indian Artificats Bip Beloit

60. Sands, Lqo G. Walkie-Talkie Handbook Bip Belleville

61. Swezey, Kenneth Science Magic 52 Belleville

268 269

- 266 - Addendum IV

May 19, 1970 Kic List 1096

1. Arctander, Erick Book of Motorcycles, Trail Bikes & Scotters 1966 Lawrence

2. Austin, Mary C. Sound of Poetry 63 Dudora

3. Berne, Eric Principles of Group Treatment 66 Paola

4. Brasselle, Keefe Cannibals 68 Osawatomie

5. Chinnock, Frank Kim, A Gift from Vietnam 69 Osawatomie

6. Cobb, Richard C. Armees Revolutionnaires. Vol. 1 61 Sabetha

7. Cobb, Richard C. Armees Revolutionnaires Vol. 2 61 Sabetha

8. Cookson, Catherine Glass Virgin 69 Centralia

9. Davis, Bette Lonely Life 62 Ottawa

10. Defoe, Daniel Journal of the Plague Year Sabetha

11. Esty, Katherine Gypsies (J) 69 Osawatomie

12. Hesse, Hermann Siddhartha 51 Tonganoxie

13. Holzer, Hans Ghost Hunter 63 Osawatomie

14. Holzer, Hans Ghosts I've Met 65 Osawatomie

15. Holzer, Hans Lively Ghosts of Ireland 67 Osawatomie

16. Holzer, Hans Yankee Ghosts 66 Osawatomie

17. Huxley, Aldous Doors of Perception - Heaven & Hell 54 Tonganoxie

18. Johnson, Samuel H. My Brother Lyndon 70 Paola

19. Leach, J. Functional Piano for the Teacher 68 Lawrence

20. McGraw, Eloise Mocassin Trail 52 (J) Paola

21. McLain, Margaret S. Class Piano 69 Lawrence

22. Miller, Keith Taste of New Wine 65 Ottawa

23. Pace, Robert Piano for Classroom Music 56 Lawrence

24. Pike, Diane K. Search 70 Paola

25. Porter, Joyce Chinks in the Curtain 68 Paola

26. Porter, Joyce Dover & The Unkindest Cut of All 67 Paola

27. Porter, Joyce Dover Goes to Pott 68 Paola 270 - 267 - Addendum IV 23. Porter, Joyce Sour Cream Goes With Everything 66 Paola

29. Rinker,losalind Prayer-Conversing with God Ottawa

30. Ritch, Ocee Chilton's Motorcycle Troubleshooting Guide 6 Lawrence

31. Roberts, Kenneth Arundel 44 Lawrence

32. Susann, Jacqueline Love Machine 69 Osawatomie

33. Technical Publ. Inc. Motorcycle Servicemanual 66 Lawrence

34. Tomlinson, Everett T. War of the RevolutionSeries Vol.1 1895 Ottawa

35. Tomlinson, Everett T. War of the Revolution Series Vol. 2 1895 Ottawa

36. Tomlinson, Everett T. War of the Revolution Series Vol. 3 1895 Ottawa

37. Tomlinson, Everett T. War of the RevolutionSeries Vol. 4 1895 Ottawa

38. Vidal) Gore Myra Breckenridge 68 OsawatoMie

39. Weyer, Lenora Meet the Malones (J) 43 Eudora

40. Baker, Ray & Charles Seience of Successful Living 57 JCPL

41. Barnard, Christiann N. One Life 70 JUL

42. Begala, Joe Hand to Hand Combat 53 :JCPL

43. Birch, B.G. Brain Damage in Children (Assn. for the Aid of Crippled Children) 64 JCPL

44. Birren, Faber Color Psychology & Color Therapy , 61 JCPL

45. Brande, Dorothea Wake Up & Live 68 JCPL

46. Carpenter, C.R. Field Study of the Behavior & Social Relations of Howling Monkeys (Comparative Psychology Monofeaphs, Vol. X) 34 JCPL

47. Carter, Thomas Crime Prevention 65 JCPL

48. Childe, V. Gordon Bronze Age 30 JCPL

49. Childe, V. Gordon New Light on the Most Ancient East 68 JCPL

50. Childe, V. Gordon Social Evolution JCPL

51. Cooke, C.E. 8/. Van Voght, A.B. Hypnotism Handbook JCPL

52. Coons r'Carleton S. Riffiian 34 JCPL

53. Cox, Harvey Feast of Fools; A Theological Essay 69 JCPL

54. Cruickshank, William M. Teacher of Brain Injured Children 66 JCPL

55. Davison, Dorothy Men of the Dawn; Story of Man's Evolution 34 JCPL

56. Dally, Ann Birth of a Child 69 JCPL

57. Douglas, William Points of Rebellion 70 JCPL 27 I - 268 - Addendum IV

58. Dunn, Katherine Attic 70 JCPL

59. Eccles, J.C. Neurophysiological Basis of Mind 53 JCPL

60. Erdman, Loula Grace Separate Star 44 JCPL

61. Estabrooks, George H. Hypnotism 43 JCPL

62. Fodor, Nador New Approach to Dream Interpretation 51 JCPL

63. Forde, Cyril Habitat, Economy & Society 34 JCPL

64. Geutheil, E.A. Handbook of Dream Analysis 51L JCPL

65. Gilbey, John F. Secret Fighting Arts of the World 63 JCPL

66. Goodman, Linda Sun Signs 68 JCPL

67. Hart Hornell Auto Conditioning 56 JCPL i

68. Heath, Clark Et. Al. What People Are 45 JCPL

69. Hutschnecker, Arnold Will to Live 58 JCPL

70. Larssn, Bill Hear Me Barabbas 69 JCPL

71. Lawrence, Margaret Bird in the House 70 JCPL

72. Lecron, Leslie M. Hypnotism Today 47 JCPL

73. Lerrigo, Marion Doctor Talks to 9-L1 Years Olds 69 JCPL

74. Long, Max Self-Suggestion & The New Human Theory of Mesmerism & Hypnosis 58 JCPL

75. Mason, J. Alden Ancient Civilizations of Peru 69 JCPL

76. Perry, William J. Growth of Civilization 24 JCPL

77. Rickard, Thomas A. Man & Metals Vol. 1 32 JCPL

78. Rickard, Thomas A. Man & Metals Vol. 2 32 JCPL

79. Salter, Andrew Conditioned Reflex Therapy 61 JCPL

80. Schneebaumi Tobias Keep the River on Your Right 69 JCPL

81. Schwartz, David Magic of Thinking Big 59 JCPL

82. Seabury, David Art of Selfishness 64 JCPL

83. DrnduoudEbmsn 70XXX Sensuous Woman 70 JCPL ;

84. Sherman, Harold Your Key to Happiness 44 JCPL

85. Sjoman, F. I am Curious Yellow 68 JCPL

86. Smith, Grafton Elliott Evolution of Man 27 JCPL

87. Still, Henry Dirty Animal- 69 JCPL 2 7 2 - 269 - Addendum IV

38. Taller, Herman Calories Don't Count 61 JCPL

89. Weitzenhoffer, Andre General Techniuies of Hypnotism 57 JCPL

90.' Winter, Joseph Origins of Illness & Anziety 69 JCPL

91. Wovpe, Joseph Psychotherapy Through Reciprocal Inhibition 558 JCPL

92. Wovpe, Joseph Psychotherapy Thru Reciprocal Inhibition 58 (Need Second Copy) JCPL

93. Alter, J. Cecil Jim Bridger 67 Goodland

94. Andelin, Helen Fascinating Womanhood 65 Goodland

95. Beers, Clifford Mind That Found Itself 48 Goodland

96. Dreiser, Thodore Genius 15 Goodland

97. Dreiser, Thodore Jennie Gerhardt 11 Goodland

98. Finerty, John War-Path & Bivouac, Or the Conquest of The Sioux Goodland

99. Grinnell, George Fighting Cheyennes 66 Goodland

100. Holt, Victoria Complete Short Stories 60 Goodland

101. Konigsburg, E.L. From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler 67 Quinter

102. Roth, Cecil Spanish Inquistion 38 Quinter

103. Technical Careers Test Civil Service Examination Pass Book Oberlin

104. Turberville, Arthur Spanish Inquisition 68 Quinter

105. Photocopy: Coronet 50:15 May/61 Hill City

106. Allen, James As a Man Thinketh Wichita

107. Ellsworth, J. Wild Wood Wisdom 45 Mulvane

108. Erc Editorial Staff Today's Great Opportunities For Getting Rich in Real Estage Derby

109. Friedman, Albert Secrets of Successful Real Estate Selling Derby

110. Gimenez, John Up Tight Derby

111. Hersey, Jean Sense of Seasons Wichita

112. Hill, Gracel Dawn of the Morning El Dorado

113. Hill, Gracel Duskin El Dorado

114. Hughes' Helen Fanastic Lodgge Derby

115. Hughes, Philip Popular History of the Catholic Church Wichita 273 - 270 - Addendum IV

116. Hutchens, Paul My Life & I 62 Stafford

117. Hunter's Ency. Camping & Camp Cookery Mulvane

118. Hutchins, Maude Diary of Love Wichita

119. Jeffreys, Harold Theory of Probability 61 Derby

120. Longstreth, T.M. Camping Like Crazyy Mulvane

121. Marin, Peter Parent's Guide to Drugs Derby

122. Moody, Jess Drink at Joel's Place Mulvane

123. Pomeroy, Wardell Boys & Sex 68 Wichita

124. Russell, W. & Espir, M. Traumatic Aphasia 61 Arkansas City

125. Scientific American Universe 57 Hutchinson

126. Thomson, Richard Roses Wichita

127. Widber, Mildred C. Focus; Building for Christian Education Wichita

128. Whitney, Phyllis Quicksilver Pool Wichita

129. Whitney, Phyllis Red is for Murder Wichita

130. Whitney, Phyllis Skye Cameron Wichita

131. Cary, Phoebe Poems of Faith, Hope & Love 1874 Neodesha

132. Christie, Agatha Christie Classics 37 Mound City

133. Coole, Arthur B. Coins in China's History 65 Garnett

134. Erikson, Erik H. Gandhi's Truth 69 Coffeyville

135. Grey, Zane Day of the Beast 22 Mound City

136. Hogarth, Paul Creative Pencil Drawing 64 Bronson

137. Kann, Edward Illustrated Catalog of Chinese Coins 66 Garnett

138. Kappel, Philip Jamaica Gallery 60 Burlington

139. King, Benjamin Ben King's Verse 1898 Neodesha

140. Linz, Bernice Complete Book of Fashion Modeling 69 Blue Mound

141. McLaughlin, M. Neurotic's Notebook Vl. 1 63 Coffeyville

142. McLaughlin, M. Neurotic's Notebook Vl. 2 63 Coffeyville

143. Masters, Wm. H. Human Sexual Response 66 Pittsburg

144. Mebane, John Coming Collecting Boom 68 Altamont

145. Thielicke, Helmuth Life Can Begin Again 67 Pittsburg 274 - 271 - Addendum IV!

146. Ware, Runa E. All Those in Favor Say Something 68 Baxter Springs

147. Algren, Nelson Walk on the Wild Side Beloit

148. Bird Haven Books Series Tropical Fish Their Care & Breeding Belleville

149. Ellison, Ralph Invisible Man 63 Larned

150. Eulu, Heinz (Ed.) Political Behavior 66 Belleville

151. Greenewalt. C.H. Uncommon Man 58 Lincoln

152. Mandahl-Barth, G. Troppical Aquarium Fish in Color Belleville

153. Postman, Neil Teaching as a Subversive Activity 69 Lamed

154. Rubin, David Everything you Always Wanted to Onow About Sex... LaCrosse

155. Stewart, Watt Keith & Costa Rica; Biography of Minor Cooper KeithGreat Bend

156. Wilkerson, David Purple Violet Squish 69 Concordia

157. Wilkerson, David Twelve Angles From Hell 65 Concordia

158. Wood, Paul W. Stain Glass Crafting 67 Beloit

159. Good, E. Howard Black Swamp Farm 67 Peabody

160. Parker, W.R. Prayer Can Change Your Life 57 Emporia

161. Rand, Ayn Virtue of Selfishness Emporia

162. Stendhal Private Diaries of Stendhal 62 Leonardville

163. Stout, Rex How Like a God 68 Leonardville

164. Bark, Wm. C. Origins of the Medieval World 63 Fowler

165,. Beebe, Lucius Hear the Train Blow Dodge

166. Bird, Caroline Born Female 68 Ulysses

167. Cheyney, Edward P. Dawn of the New Era 36 Fowler

168. Davis, Adelle Let's Eat Right to Keep Fit 54 Meade

169. De Balzac, Honore Human Comedy Coldwater

170. Douglas, Jack Shut Up & Eat Your Snow Shoes 69 Utica

171. Erikson, Eric Gandhi's Truth 68 Dodge

172. Fast, Howard April Morning 61 Bucklin

173. Faulkner, Wm. Selected Short Stories 62 Ulysses

174. Fitzgerald, F. Scott Great Gatsby Bucklin

175. Guzzardi, Walter Young Executives Meade 273 - 272 - Addendum T7

176. Hazelwood, W. Handbook of Trees, Shrubs & Roses Dodge

177. Hyde, Margaret Mind Drugs 68 Ulysses

178. Jones, Charles E. Life is Tremendous Meade

179. Misch, Ludwig Beethoven Studies Meade

180. Kelly, Alfred H. American Constitution 63 Ulysses

181. O'Neill, Eugene Annie Christie Ulysses

182. Means, Florence C. Shuttered Windows Bucklin

183. Painter, Sydney Rise of Feudal Monarchies 51 Fowler

184. Park, Bertram World of Roses Dodge

185. Prins, J. Roses Today 66 Dodge

186. Scott, Martin Medieval Europe 64 Fowler

187. Sinclair, Upton Jungle Bucklin

188. Snell, Frank How to Hold a Better Mettin Meade

189. Steinbeck, John Long Valley Ulysses

190. Stephenson, Carl Mediaeval Feudalism 42 Fowler

191. Cleland, John Fanny Hill State

192. Guthrie, A.B. Big Sky State

193. Leahy, Emmet & Cameron, Chhistopher Modern Records Management; A Basic Guide to Records Control... State

194. McKenna, Richard ,Sand Pebbles 63 State

195. Masters, Wm. Human Sexual Inadequacy State

196. Odell, Margaret & Strong, E. Records Management & Filing Operations State

197. Records Control Inc. Rrtention & Preservation of Records With Destruction Schedules State

198. Smith, Betty Joy in the Morning 63 State

199. Baker, Trudy Coffee. Tea or Me 67 KCK

200. Beard, Charles Balkan Pivot - Yugoslavia 29 KCK

201. Petrie, Sid Martinis & WhippedCream 66 KCK 216 - 273 - Addendum IV

May 20, 1970 KIC List 1097

1. Allen, Marjory Planning for Play Lawrence

3. Bjorn, Thyra Mama's Way 59 Eudora

4. Bjorn, Thyra Papa's Daughter 58 Eudora

5. Brautigan, Richard Troutfishing in America 69 Lawrence

6. Dodge, David Hooligan 69 Lawrence

7. Dominic, R.B. Murder, Sunny Side Up 68 Lawrence

8. Edgley, Leslie Dirty Business 68 Lawrence

9. Fisher, Aileen We Alcotts (Juv) 68 Eudora

10. Fraser, James Evergreen Death 69 Lawrence

11. Giles' Kenneth Death & Mrs. Prettyman 68 Lawrence

12. Kenmore, Carolyn Mannequin; My Life as a Model 69 Seneca

13. Lederman, Janet Anger & The Rocking Chair 69 Lawrence

14. Montgomery, Lucy Chronicles of Avonlea Bip Eudora

15. Thompson, Hunter Hell's Angels 67 Eudora

16. Weber, Lenora Beany Malone 48 Eudora

17. Alexander, Rolf Creative Realism 54 JCPL

18. Beck, Joan Unlocking the Secret of the Brain 64 JCPL

19. Buber, MartinTr. by Maurice Friedman A Believing Humanism; My Testament 68 JCPL

20. Fredericks, Carlton Low Blood Sugar & You 69 JCPL

21. Harrison, Herbert S. Pots and Pans 28 JCPL

22. Hinshelwood, James Letter, Word & Mind Blindness 1917 JCPL

23. Hinshelwood, James Congenital Word Blindness 1917 JCPL

24. Hollingworth, Leta Special Talents & Defects 23. JCPL

25. Masters, Roy Your Mind Can Keep You Well 69 JCPL

26. Rascoe, Jesse Southern California Treasures 69 JCPL

27. Slater, Lepnad The Pledge 70 JCPL

28. Stern, Richard Martin Brood of Eagles 69 JCPL 277 - 274 - Addendum IV

29. Westermarck, Edvard Ritual & Belief in Morocco 1926 Vol. 1 JCPL

30. Westermarck, Edvard Ritual & Belief in Morocco 1926 Vol. JCPL

31. Yams Lim Bian Exotic Flower Arrangement 68 JCPL

32. Bier, William Problems in Addiction (Fordham Univ. Press) 62 Manhattan

33. Cutler. Katherine Junior Flower Arranging 54 (Juv) Burns

34. Foster, F. Blanche Kenya 69 (Juv) Manhattan

35. Hall, Leonard Stars Upstream; Life Along An Ozark River 59 Manhattan

36. Ingalls, Leonard Getting to Know Kenya 63 (Juv) Manhattan

37. Trease, Geoffry Seven Kings of England 55 Manhattan

38. Cadell, Elizabeth Last Straw for Harriet Bip Dodge City

39. Cadell, Elizabeth Sun in the Morning Bip Dodge City

40. Call, Hugie Little Kingdam 64 Ulysses

41. Heyer, Georgette Merely Murder Bip Dodge City

42. Heyer, Georgette Reluctant Widow Bip Dodge City

43. Mara, Thalia First Steps in Ballet 55 Coldwater

44. McClinton, Katherine Antiques of Am. Childhood 69 Dodge,City

45. Neal, Avon Ephemeral Folk Figures 59 Dodge City

46. Price, Eugenia Beloved Invader 65 Ulysses

47. Rubel, T. Vitamin 3 69 Syracuse

48. Wojce;chowaka, M. Tuned Out 69 Ulysses

49. Celine, L.F. Pseud. Destouches, L.F. Castle to Castle 68 Wichita

50. Shontz, F.H. Research Methods & Personality 65 Wichita

51. Shaaegg, Stephen How to Win an Election: The Art of Political Victory 64 Oberlin

52. Eiseley, Loren C. Unexpected Universe 69 Lenora

53. Fife, Austin & Alta A. (Ed.) Cowboy & Western Songs; A Comprehensive Anthology 70 State

54. Kastle, Herbert Miami Golden Boy 69 State

55. Peters Level of Efficiency Hill City

56. Stillman, Dr. Irwin M. Doctors Quick Inches Off Diet State

57. Tackaberry, Andrew Famous Ghosts. Phantoms & Poltergeists for the Millions 66 Oxford 218

- 27S - Addendum IV

58. Armstrong1 James Journey that Men Make 69 Coffeyville

59. Byars; B. C. Midnight Fox (Juv) 68 Iola

60. Fairservis, W.A. Jr.. Horsemen of the Steppes 62 Iola

61. Fairservis, W.A. Jr. India 61 Iola

62.. Grierson, Linden Edge of Nowhere 57 Iola

63:, Hunter, Archibald Galatians--Colossians (V. 22, Layman's Bible Comm.) 59 Forst Scott

64, Ironside, Henry A. Galatians, MesSages 69 Bip Forst Scott

65-, Jacobs; R. H. Securities, Vol. 1 Only 64 Independence

66,Neubardt; Selig Contraception 68 Eureka

67:. Brown, Marcia Puss in Boots 52 Iola

68 Brown, Margaret W. Christmas in the i3arn 52 Iola

69. Chonz, Selina Bell for Ursli 67 Iola

70:. Du Bois, Wm. P. Lion 56 Iola

71.Francoise Minou .62 Iola

72: Gag, Wanda Millions Iola

73 Grimm Bros.. Rapunzei (Ed. by Hoffman, Felix) 61 Iola

74. Latham; Hugh (Tr.) Mother Goose in French 69 Bip Iola

. 75:Rey, Hans A. Curious George Takes a Job 47 Iola

76.- Sendak, Maurice. Nutshell Library, Vol. 1 "Alligators All Around" 62 Iola.

77.. Sendak, Maurice Nutshell Library, Vol. 2 "Pierre, Cautionary Tale" 62 Iola

78, Sendak, Maurice Nutshell Library, Vol. 3 "One Was Johnny" 62 Iola,

79..Sendak, Maurice Nutshell Library, Vol. 4 "Chicken Soup with Rice" 62 Iola

80.. Steegmuller, Francis Papillot, Clignot Et. Dodo 64 Iola

81... Walker, Frank. Hugo Wolf 68 (Adult Book) Iola

82: American Heritage American Heritage Songbook 69 Great Bend

83. Blanding, Donald Vagabond's House 28 Concordia

84. COokson, Catherine Long aOrridor- 65 Phillipsburg

85.. COokson,Catherine Hannah Massey 64. Phillipsburg

86.. Cookson, Catherine" Undated Trap Phillipsburg

87.. Millary, Edna St. Vincent Collected Sonnets of Edna St. Vincent Millay Bip Contordia - 276 - Addendum IV

88. Reader's Digest Family Song Book 69 Great Bend

89. Savage, James Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England Vol. 2 69 Phillipsburg

90. Schenken, Howard Howard Schenken's Big Club 68 Phillipsburg

91. Sullivan, Betty Blender Way to Better Cooking 66 Claflin

92. Whitney, Robert New Psychology of Persuasion & Motivation in Selling 65 Great Bend

93. Jacobs, D.N. New Communism 69 Topeka

94. Evans-Wentz W.Y. (Ed.) Tibetan Book of the Dead 57 Topeka

95. Leary, Timothy The Psychedelic Experience 64 Topeka

96. Rogers, Carl Freedom to Learn Topeka

97. Russe31, Andy Grizzly Country 67 Topeka

98. Watson, James Double Helix 69 Topeka

279 .277 - Addendum IV

May 2131970 KIC List 1098

1, Angelou, Maya I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings State

2. Hart, H. H. (Ed.) Summerhill: For & Against 69 Douglass

3. Holt,,Victoria Quick Silver Pool Derby

4. Kubek, Anthony How the Far East Was Lost; American Policy & the Creation of Communist China .1941 -1949 63 Newton

5. Kubek,.Anthony Amerasia Papers; Clue to Catastrophe of China, 2 Vols. (Released by U.S. Senate Security Subcommittee) Newton

6. Reubeni, David Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex and Were Afraid( to Ask State

7. Whitney,. Phyllis Quicksilver Pool 55 Derby

8. Clurman, Harold (Ed.) Famous Plays of the Nineteen Thirties Bip Great Bend

9. Evans-Prichard, E.E. Position of Women in Primitive Societies Belleville

10. GreeneE Graham Travels With My Aunt 70 Lincoln

11. Leavis4 R.R. D.H. Lawrence, Novelist 56 Ellinwood

12. O'Conner, Jack Rifle Book (Need 1st ed.) 49 Great Bend

13.. Spilka; Mark Love Ethic of D.H. Lawrence 55 Ellinwood

14.. Steinbeck-, John Pastures of Heaven 32 Stockton

15. Cohen,.Robert The Color of Man 68 Ottawa

16. Giles Janice. Holt Little, Better Than Plumb 62 Lawrence

) 17. Gunn, .;1% Homely. Homilies 30' Lawrence

International City Managers' Assoc. Supervisory Methods in Municipal Administration: 58 Leavenworth

19. KingslbyFlorence- Titus, Comrade of the Cross 1844 Lawrence

20. Maddwo, Rachel Walk in the Spring Rain 66 Osawatomie

21. Martin; Lawrence & Sylvia Europe, Grand. Tour: 67 Ottawa

22. Martin; Lawrence & Sylvia Paris '& Its Environs 63 Ottawa

25.-Wade, J. L.- Purple-Martins; America's Most Wanted Bird Ottawa

24. Anderson, U.S... Secret of. Secrets 58 JCPL 25. Abeles; Edwin Student & the University 69 JCPL 280 281 - 278 Addendum IV

26. Bortstein, Larry Superjoe; The Joe Namath Story 69 JCPL

27. Chambers, Whittaker & Buckley, Wm. F. Odyssey of a Friend 70 JCPL

28. Childe, V. G. Most Ancient East 28 JCPL

29. Childe, V. G. Prehistoric Communities in the British Isles 47 JCPL

30. Childe, V. G. Prehistory of Scotland Bip JCPL

31. Chilton, Ritch 0. Chilton's Italian Motorcycle Repair 68 JCPL

32. Eyerly, Jeannette Escape from Nowhere 69 JCPL

33. Fair, James R. Jr. North Arkansas Line 69 JCPL

34. Garfield, Brian 1,000 Mile War 69 JCPL

35. Jaffe, Rona The Fame Game 69 JCPL

36. Kasemann, Ernst New Testament Questions of Today 69 JCPL

37. Lewis, Richard Miracles 68 JCPL

38. Lofts, Norah Little Wax Doll 70 JCPL

39. Mead, Shepherd Er: Or the Monumental Mistress 69 JCPL

40. Meriwether, Louise Daddy Was a Number Runner 70 JCPL

41. Neufeld, John Lisa, Bright & Dark 69 JCPL

42. Pilkington, Roger In the Beginning 57 JCPL

43. Platonov, K.J. Word As a Physiological & Therapeutic Factor 59 JCPL

44. Stewart, Mary Crystal Cave 70 JCPL

45. Summers, James L. You Can't Make It By Bus 69 JCPL

46. Zimmerman, Paul A. Rock Strata & The Bible Record 70 JCPL

47. Photocopies: Grade Teacher 84:86Oct. 66 Gross, H.H. "5 Chalkboard Games for Spelling Drill" JCPL

48. Grade Teacher 84:148-51 Oct. 66 Gross, H.H. "Games Add Zest to History of Geography" JCPL

49. Grade Teacher 84:92-94 Oct. 66 May, L. "Card Games Make Difficult Concepts Come Alive"

50. Fredericks, Carlton Low Blood Sugar & You 69 Lakin

51. Kenner, Charles History of New Mexican Plains Indians Relations 69 Ulysses

52. Travers, P. L. Mary Poppins (Play - Words & Music) Lakin

53. Wedel, Waldo R. Prehistoric Man on the Great Plains 61 Ulysses

54. Willis, John Dance World Vol. 1 69 Ulysses - 279 - Addendum IV

5. Willis, John Dance World Vol. 4 69 Ulysses

56. Young, Al Dancing 69 Ulysses

57. Corbett, J. Elliott Prophets on Main Street 65 Little River

58. Heyer, Georgette Foundling 52 Mulvane

59. Heyer, Georgette Quiet Gentleman Mulvane

60. Hilton, W. Japanese Picture Scrolls & Paintings Mt. Hope

61. Jenyns, Roger S. Japanese Pottery Mt. Hope

62. Pack, Greta Chains & Beads 52 Mt. Hope

63. Shaw, George B. Williams, Irvine (Ed.) Selected Plays & Other Writings Moundridge

64. Southworth, E.D.E.N. Self Raised El Dorado

65. Vance. Robert W. Cryogenic Echnology 63 Arkansas City

66. Wenger, Otho Pottawatomi Indians 38 Hutchinson

67. Fletcher, Jesse Bill Wallace of China E3 KCK

68. Photocopy for Tip-In: Literary Digest 95:45-48 Dec. 3, 1927 KCK

69. Gilbert, R.M. & Sutherland, N.S. Animal Discrimination & Learning 69 Topeka

70. Tournier, Paul Place for You 68 Topeka

71. Webb, James E. Space Age Management,The Large Scale Approach 69 Topeka

72. Photocopy for Tip-In: U. S. News & World Report 68:47-52 Jan. 19,1970 Topeka

282 283 - 280 - Addendum IV

May 22, 1970 KIC List 1099

1. Angier, B. Home in Your Pack 65 Lawrence

2. Berne, Eric Games People Play 64 Everest

3. Copeland, Miles Game of Nations; The Amorality of Power Politics 69 Lawrence

4. Decker, Sunny Empty Spoon 69 Baldwin

5. Flynn, Robert In the House of the Lord 69 Eudora

6. Hill, Grace L. Duskin 29 Ottawa

7. Hill, Grace L. Gold Shoe 30 Ottawa

8. Hill) Grace L. Mystery of Mary 11 Ottawa

9. Hill, Grace L. Ransom 33 Ottawa

10. Hunauer Elsie Handbook of Woodcraving & Whittling 67 Horton )

11. Hunt, Ben Contemporary Carving & Whittling 67 Horton

12. Jones, Eli Stanley Christ of the Mount; A Working Philiosophy of Life 31 Eudora

13. Laliberte, N. & M. Jones Wooden Images; A Creative Handbook for Teachers, Designers & Craftsmen 66 Horton

14. Rottger, Ernst Creative Wood Design 61 Horton

15. Thomson, George Crime Of Mary Stuart 67 Lawrence

16. U.S. Dept. of Commerce Bureau of the Census Wyoming Tract 1940 Census Ottawa

17. U.S. Dept. of Commerce Bureau of the Census Wyoming Tract 1960 Census Ottawa

18. Williams, John Alfred Man Who Cried I Am 68 Ottawa

19. Beutner, Karl Emotional Illness 57 JCPL

20. Bradley, Robert Husband Coached Child Birth 65 JCPL

21. Cadell, Elizabeth Cuckoo in Spring 54 JCPL

22. Cadell, Elizabeth Iris in Winter 49 JCPL

23. Casey, Bernie Look at the People 69 JCPL

24. Eastman, Max Enjoyment of Laughter 39 JCPL

25. Fordor, Nandor Search for the Beloved 49 JCPL - 281 - Addendum IV

26. Hall, Calvin Primer of Freudian Psychology 54 JCPL

27. Hora, B. & Lange, M. Guide to Mushrooms & Toadstools 63 JCPL

28. Huie, William Americanization of Emily Bip JCPL

29. Ilchester, G. S. Chronicles of Holland House (1820-1900) 37 JCPL

30. Lofts, Norah Little Wax Doll 70 JCPL

31. Meriwether, L. Daddy was a Number Runner 70 J ;PL

32. Nock, A.J. Journey into Rabelais France 38 JCPL

33. Rlbin Revolutionary Manifesto 70 JCPL

34. Queen, Ellery Quintessence of Queen 62 JCPL

35. Evans-Wentz, W. Tibetan Yoga & Secret Doctrines Wichita

36. Govinda, L. Foundations of Tibetan Mysterism Wichita

37. Hope A To Z of Horses 60 Wichita

38. Maybury, Anne Farramonde Wichita

39. Meany, Thomas Mostly Baseball. 58 Hutchinson

40. Photocopy for Tip-In: SeventeenMarch 1970 PP. 157-160 "Color: A Clude to Your Character" Wichita

41. Chapple, Joseph Mitchell More Heart Throbs CBI 28 Manhattan

42. Gouldent Joseph C. Truth is the First Casualty; The Gulf of Tonkin Affair 69 Waterville

43. Kahm, Harold 101 Businesses You Can Start & Run With Less than $1,000 68 Manhattan

44. Smith, H.W. & Joseph Small Arms of the World 8th Ed. Bip 68 Abilene

45. Gould, John Europe on Saturday Night: The Farmer and his Wife Take a Tour 68 St. Francis

46. Smith, Genevieve Care of the Patient with a Stroke Quinter

47. Watts, Allan Does It Matter Apr. 70 Norton

48. Abel, Charles Tested Money Making Ideas for Photographers 52 Dodge City

49. Adams, Ansel California, the Dynamic State Dodge City

50. Adams, Ansel Exposure Record 68 Dodge City

51. Adams, Ansel Death Valley Dodge City

52. Adams, Ansel Fiat Lux Dodge City 53. Adams, Ansel Yosemite Valley 59 Dodge City 284 - 282 - Addendum IV

54. Ahlers, Arvel Where & How to Sell Your Pictures 56 Dodge City

55. Harter, Walter L. How to Shoot & Sell Money Making Pictures 61 Dodge City

56. Jacobs, Lou Freelance Magazine Photography 65 Dodge City

57. Redford, Polly Billion Dollar Sandbar 70 Spearville

58. Simon, H.W. Values in Teaching Dodge City

Sc. Weston, Edward Daybooks of Edward Weston Vol. 1 62 Dodge City

60. Ardrey, Robert Social Contract 70 Mulvane

61. Ashley, Nova Trimble Loquacious Mood Douglass

62. Bowers, Melvyn K. Easy Bulletin Boards for the School Library 66 State

63. Hammond, Dorothy Confusing Collectables Hutchinson

64. Hammond, Dorothy Confusing Collectables, a Book of Reproductions Augusta

65. Holt, Racklam Mary McLeod Bethune 64 State

66. Horn. George F. Bulletin Boards 62 State

67. Randall) Reino Bulletin Boards & Displays 60 State

68. Sterne, E.G. Mary McLeod Bethune 57 State

69. Cleator, P.E. Weapons of War 68 Larned

70. Cogoli, John . Photo Offset Fundamentals 67 Belleville

71. Huxley, Julian On Living in a Revolution 44 Belleville

72. Oakes, Maud Beyond the Windy Place 52 Belleville

73. Oakes, Maud Two Crosses of Todos Santos 69 Belleville

74. O`Faolain, Sean Vanishing Hero 57 Belleville

75. Osborne, Harold Indianssof the Andes 52 Belleville is 76. Pawle, Gerald Secret Weapons of Word War Two 67 Larned

77. Pike, Dianne Kennedy The Search 69 Phillipsburg

78. Saodoz, M. Cheyenne Autumn 61 Phillipsburg

79. Segal, Erich Love Story 70 Claflin

80. Steele, George P. Vengeance in the Depths 63 Larned

81. Wolf, Eric Sons of the Shaking Earth 59 Belleville

82. Chubb, Thomas C. Slavic Peoples 34 Iola

83.. Freud, S. Young Girl's Diary (College Outline Series) Iola 285 - 283.- Addendum IV

84. ,Hutchins, Robert M. & M.J. Adler, Eds. Great Books of the Western Walild Vol. 11 Only::: 52 Pittsburg

85. Lorenz, Konrad King Solomon's Ring 52 Edna

86. Lorenz, Konrad Studies in Animal & Human Behavior 69 Edna

87. -Neubert, K.N. Portrait of Leningrad 69 Bip Chanute

88. -Schulz, Chas. M. Security is a Thumb & A Blanket 63 Neodesha

89. Warner, Oliver Journey to the Northern Capitols: Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm & Helsinki 69 Chanute

90. ,Wheeler, Elmer How to Sell Yourself to Others 48 Columbus

286 - 284 - Appendix I

AVAILABILITY STUDY

Data used in this study is for the week of February 16-20,

1970. Data for the week of May 18-22, 1970, has not been used,

since the owned-but-out (OBO) and owned-but-not-circulating

(OBNC) information is not accurate, according to Miss Pomeroy.

Availability is shown for each day as well as a summary for the week.

The purpose of this study is to show the percentages of

items available, or items which could have been mailed, in each

of the fourteen agencies. The agencies are ranked or arranged

on each table according to their rate of availability; the agency

with the highest percentage of availability is first followed by

the other agencies in decending order to the one with the lowest

percentage of availability.

The percentage of availability for each agency was computed

as follows: the items owned butnot available (because they were

reported either OBO and/or OBNC) were subtracted from the total

items owned in urder to obtain the items owned and available; this

amount (items owned and available) was divided by the total items

on the KIC lists, producing the percentages of availability.

As shown on the tables, the two university libraries, KSU and

KU, almost consistently have the highest percentages of availability,

while the State Library and the regional library systems (with the

exception of SEK) have the lowest percentages of availability. It

is pointed out that for the week (summary table), the Southeast Kansas Library System is rated third, only 3.26% behind KSU and

1.23% behind KU. These figures indicate that intrasystem searching is advantageous and should be investigated by other regional library systems. .287 ListFebruary #1030-1034 16-20, (890 1970 items) Kansas Information Circuit Availability Study Summary OwnedItemsTotal Total ItemsNot Owned Items OwnedAvailableBut Not Total ItemsAvailable Not % of TotalAvailableItems Not Items OwnedAvailable And Appendix I % of TotalAvailableItems 2-1. KU KSIJ 430378 460512 161 91 621603 69.7867.75 269'287 30.2232.25 4-3- HutchinSWKLS Hutchinson 401305 489585 176 47 665632 74.7271.01 225258 25.2828.99 6:.5- Toga's?Wichita 390433 457500 212174 674669 75.7375.17 216221 24.2724.83 7. Kansas City Salina ' 318344 572546 124141 696687 78.2077.19 203194 21.8022,81 10. 9. JCPL NCKLS 253299 637591 117131 722754 84.7281.12 136168 15.2818.88 12.11. SWKLSState Library 113132 758777 3710 787795 89.3388.43 103 95 lu.6711.57 14.13. NWKLSCKLS 136 50 840754 3345 873799 98.0989.78 9117 10.22 1.91 ListMonday, #1030 February (158 items) 16, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit Availability Study OwnedItemsTotal Total ItemsNot Owned Items OwnedAvailable But Not Total ItemsAvailable Not % of TotalAvailableItems Not Items OwnedAvailable And Appendix I % of Total .AvailableItems 2.1. KUKSU 5775 101 83 1531 116114 73.4272.15 42'44 26.5827.85 4. Topeka3. Hutchinson 8072 7886 4131 117119 75.3274.05 3941 24.6825.95 6.5. Kansas SEKLS City 4864 110 94 3114 124125 79.1178.48 1 3334 j 20.8921.52 8.7. JCPLWichita 5161 107 97 2229 126129 81.6579.75 2932 20.2518.35 10. NCKLS9. Salina 4349 115109 2022 135131 85.4482.91 2327 14.5617.09 12.11. CKLS State Library 2219 136139 91 145140 91.7788.61 1318 11.39 8.23 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 20 5 153138 49 157147 99.3793.04 11 1 6.96 .63 Tuesday,List #1031 February (244 items) 17, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit Availability Study Total Total Items Items Owned Total Items % of Total Items Owned Appendix % of Total 1. KSU OwnedItems 111 Not Owned 133 Available But Not 30 Available Not163 AvailableItems Not66.80 Available 81And Available Items 33.20 2. SEKLS 126 89 118155 54 9 172164 70.4967.21 7280 ' ______29.5132.79 13. KU 5.1. Wichita Hutchinson 108116 136128 4748 184175 75.41_71.72 6069 24.5928.28 L 7.6. Topeka Salina 123 92 121152 6734 188186 77.0576.23 5658 22.9523.77 . 8. Kansas City 96 148 42 190 77.87 54 22.13 10. NCKLS9. JCPL 9373 151171 3642 207193 84.8479.10 3751 15.1620.90 11.12. State CKLS Library 4235 202209 12 4 214213 87.7087.30 30-31 12.3012.70_ 14.13. NWKLSSWKLS 174:', 227203 1211 239214 97.9587.70 30 5 12.30 2.05 ListWednesday, #1032 (141February items) 18, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit Availability Study Total Total Items Items Owned Total Items % of Total Items Owned Appendix I % of Total 1- KSU OwnedItems 69 Not Owned 72 Available But Not 11 Available Not 83 AvailableItems Not 58.87 Available 58And AvailableItems 41.13 3.2. Topeka Hutchinson 7581 6660 3134 9794 - 68.7966.67 4447 - 33.3331.21 5.4. SEKLSKU 6650 9175 22 97 68.79 44 31.21 CDt\D 7.6. WichitaSalina 6781 7460 3824 98 69.50 4343 30.50 9.8. JCPL Kansas City 6554 I 8776 2425 100112 79.4370.92 4129 20.5729.08 11.10. CKLSNCKLS 3245 109 96 2011 120116 85.1182.27 2125 14.8917.73 12. SWKLS 23 118 7 125 1 88.65 16 11.35 14.13. NCKLSState Library 1313 128 72 135130 95.7492.20 11 6 7.804.26 ListThursday, #1033 February(170 items) 19, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit Availability Study Total Total Items Items Owned Total Items % of Total Items Owned Appendix I % of Total 1. SEKLS OwnedItems 59 Not. Owned 111 AvailableBut Not 10 Available Not 121 AvailableItems Not 71.18 Available 49And Available28.82Items 3.2. KSUKU 5566 115104 2115 130125 76.4773.53 4045 23.5326.47 4. Wichita 62 108 29 : 137 80.59 33 19.41 6.5. Salina Hutchinson 5061 _ 109120 1828 138137 81.1880.59 3233 18.8219.41 8.7. TopekaKansas City 6752 118103 2136 139 81.76 31 18.24 L 9. JCPL SWKLS 2548 145122 21 2 147143 86.4784.12 2327 13.5315.88 LIi. 12.to. State Libraryt 2143 149127 24 2 151 88.82 19 11.18 -I 14.13. CKLSNWKLS 16 162154 46 166160 97.6594.12 10 4 2.355.88 Friday,List #1034 February (177 items) 20, 1970 Kansas Information Circuit Availability Study OwnedItems.Total Total ItemsNot Owned Items OwnedAvailableBut Not Total ItemsAvailable Not % of TotalAvailableItems Not ...terns OwnedAvailable And Appendix % of TotalAvailableItems 2: l.KSUKU 9786 8091 3320 113111 63.8462.71 - 6466 36.1637.29 4.SEKLS3. Topeka 8859 118 89 37 8 126 71.19 51 28.81 6.Kansas5.Wichita City 6778 110 99 2330 133129 75.1472.88 4448 24.8627.12 8.-Salina7.Hutchinson 6071 ' 117106 2636 143142 80.7980.23 3435 19.2119.77 10.NCKLS9.JCPL 4953 128124 1721 145145 81.9281.92 : 32 18.08 11.State12.CKL5 Library 2425 153152 71 160153 , 90.4086.44 1724 13.56 9.60 14.NWKL513.SWKLS 23 7 170154 68 162176 99.4491.53 15 1 8.47 .56 - 291 - Appendix II

INTRASYSTEM SEARCHING

The Intrasystem Searching Tables show the effect of possible

intrasystem interlibrary loan networks. The data from both weeks,

February 16-20, 1970, and May 18-22, 1970, were used.

For the purposes of this experiment, the following KIC libraries were used in relation to the regional systems in which

they are located: Kansas City, Johnson County, and Topeka for

the Northeast Kansas Library System; Hutchinson and Wichita for the South Central Kansas Library System; and Great Bend and Salina for the Central Kansas Library System. No additional agencies were used for the North Central Kansas Library System, Northwest

Kansas Library System, Southeast Kansas Library System, and

Southwest Kansas Library System.

The number of items requested by all libraries within each re-

gional system was counted for each day. Ownership of each item was

then checked to discover if any of the KIC members located within

that system owned the book.Only ownership was noted; OBO and OBNC notations were disregarded, as the rules for KIC note that items owned by a library should not be placed on the Circuit, unless the

request is of an urgent nature, whereby a patron's serious research may be hampered. Totals for each day and a summary for each week

of the number of items requested on KIC within each regional system,

the number of items owned within each regional system, and the per-

centages of-items owned or which could have been filled had intra-

system searching been utilized, are shown The percentages were

computed by dividing the items owned within a system by the items,

requested within a system. 294 - 292 - Appendix II

The results of this experiment indicate that intrasystem interlibrary loan searching is worthy of investigation.For example: had the CKL System searched the Salina collection, almost 38% of this system's requests for the two weeks studied would not have been placed on KIC; approximately 57% of the requests for the NEKL System would not have reached KIC had the Kansas City, Johnson County, and Topeka collections been searched first; if Wichita's requests had first been searched at Hutchinson, 23% of the requests from the SCKL System would not have been forwarded to KIC. An additional factor reflected in these percentages is that most systems and KIC libraries are placing owned items on the Circuit. The percentages for those systems in which no KIC libraries are located or which utilize intrasystem searching are comparatively lower, indicating that these agencies are following the

"owned items rule" to a greater degree.

The combined totals for all systems for the two weeks reflect that KIC would receive 35% less requests if intrasystem interlibrary loan networks were operating L all systems and if all agencies would conform to the ownership rules.

The Interlibrary Loan Philosophy Statement adopted by the Inter- library Loan Committee, states in part: "Each regional system of cooperating libraries will have, or develop, an interlibrary loan service for public libraries within its geographical boundaries. This may include the development of an intrasystem network with certain libraries (of all types) within the boundaries of the system. The ob- jective should be for each system to fill 90% of the interlibrary loan requests from its public libraries..."Therefore, it is recommended that each system which is not now utilizing intrasystem interlibrary loan searching, conduct studies of ownership, availability, personnel etc.. among the major resource libraries within the system. Such studies would indicate those agencies which could be included in an intrasystem interlibrary loan network.

' ; *29 Kansas Information CircuitIntrasystem Searching Appendix II Monday, February 16, 1970 Tuesday, February 17, 1970 List #1030 (158 items) Within System RequestedNo. Items Owned WithinNo. Items System Owned Within% Of Items System List #1031 (244 items) Within System RequestedNo. Items Owned WithinNo. Items System Owned Within%a Of items System NCKCKL 14 5 02 14.29 NCKCKL 46 7 18 0 39_1a_____ NWKNEK 47 8 27 1 12.5057.45 NWKNEK 1694 .,...53 , 0 56.38 0 SEKSCK 5110 14 2 27.4520.00 SCKSEK 19 7 42 21.0528.57 TotalsSWK 156 21 48 2 30.77 9.52 Totals,SWK 231 42 ' 82 5 35.5011.90 Kansas Information CircuitIntrasystem Searching Wednesday, February 18, 1970 Thursday February 19, 1970 Appendix II List #1032 (141 items) Within System RequestedNo. Items Owned WithinNo System Items Owned Within% Of Items System List #1033 (170 items) Within System RequestedNo. Items Owned WithinNo. Items System Owned Within% System Items NCKCKL 10 9 I 41 40.0011.11 NCKCKL 29 0 )6 0 20.69 NEK 56 3 33 58.93 NEK 54 33 61.11 NWKSCK 2 1 50.00 1 SCK NWK 21 9 01 04.76 SEK 5 I 1 20.00 SEK 14 8 57.14 SWK 41 1 6 14.63 SWK 13 = 2 15.38 Totals 126 I 46 36.51 Totals 140 50 35.71 Kansas Information CircuitIntrasystem Searching FridayList #1034 (177 items) February 20, 1970 ListFebruary #1030 16-20, - 1034 1970 (890 items) Appendix II Within System RequestedNo. Items Owned WithinNo. Items System Owned Within% Of Items System Within System RequestedNo. Items Summary Owned WithinNo. Items System Owned Within% System Items NCKCKL 23 6 09 39.13 0 NCKCKL 122 27 39 1 31.97 3.70 NWKNEK 86 5 46 0 53.49 0 NWKNEK 337 41 192 1 56.97 2.44 SEKSCK 14 4 4 100.00 28.57 I SCK SEK 103 44 3110 30.1022.73 TotalsSWK 167 29 68 5 40.7217.24 TotalsSWK 820146 294 20 35.8513.70 CoCD Kansas Information CircuitIntrasystem Searching Appendix II Monday,List #1095 May 18,(61 1970items) RequestedNo. Items lOwned Within No. Items Owned Within% Of Items ListTuesday, #1096 May (201 19, items) 1970 RequestedNo. Items Owned WithinNo. Items Owned Within% Items CKL Within System 12- 1 System 3 System25.00 CKL Within System 12 System 8 System 66.67 NCK. 6 . 0 0 NCK 5 0 0 NWKNEK 29 23 79.31 NWKNEK 9513 53 .1 55.79 7.69 . SEKSCK 11 0 03 27.27 0 SCKSEK 2516 05 20.00 0 TotalsSWK- 61 0 29 0 47.54 0 TotalsSWK 193 27 ' 70 3 36.2711.11 Kansas Information CircuitIntrasystem Searching ListWednesday, #1097 (97May items)20, 1970 Thursday,List #1098 May (72 21, items) 1970 Appendix II Within System RequestedNo-. Items Owned WithinNo. Items System Owned Within$ Of Items .System Within System RequestedNo. Items Owned WithinNo. Items S stem Owned Within%Of-Items System NCKCKL 11 6 ' 03 27.27 0 NCKCKL 07 0 57.14 0 NEK 36 1 16 0 44.44 0 NEK 41 0 22 0 53.66 0 NWKSEKSCK 24 2 0 1 50.00 0 1 SCK NWKSEK 10 0 0 TotalsSWK 9111 21 1 23.08 9.09 TotalsSWK 65 7 . 26 0 40.00 0 Kansas Ynformation CircuitIntrasystem Searching ListFriday, #1099 May (90 22, items) 1970 ListMay 18-22,#1095 -1970 1099 (521 items) Appendix II Within System RequestedNo.* .Items Owned WithinNo. Items System l Owned Within% Of Items System Within System RequestedNo. Items Summary Owned WithinNo. Items S stem Owned Within% System Items NCKCKL 13 2 15.38 NCKCKL 2155 ,..._ 20 0 36.36 0 NEKNWK. 34 20 58.82 NWKNEK 235 20 134 1 57.02 5.00 SEKSCK 6 1 16.67 SEKSCK 4954 10 0 18.52 0 TotalsSWK- 8112 23 0 28.40 TotalsSWK 491 57 169 4 34.42 7.02 - 299 - Appendix III

SYSTEM INTERLIBRARY LOAN REPORTS

The following three reports were submitted to the interlibrary

Loan Committee as part of its investigations.The purpose of the reports is to show the subject areas of materials requested by the three systems, and the number of duplicate requests. The reports were submitted by:

Central Kansas Library System - Duane Johnson North Central Kansas Library System - Marjorie Reed Southeast Kansas Library System - Lucile Wagner

The fourth report, submitted by Marjorie Reed, is an analysis of the items not-owned (NO), owned-but-out (OBO), and owned-but-not- circulating (OBNC), from selected Kansas Information Circuit lists of 1969.

302 - 300 - Appendix III

1969 to May, 1970 Number of'Subject KIC Requests - NCKL

SUBJECT NUMBER OF BOOKS

Air Craft 21

Animals - farm & domestic 28

Antiques - all kinds 54

Arco books 12

Art - all kinds 20

Autobiographys & Biographys 19

Biology 5

Children - all ages & subjects 19

Christmas 6

Cooking & Diets 10

Countries 25

Deaf 7

Drugs & Alcohol 7

Educational books - subjects 32

E S P & Fortune Tellings 17

Garden books - all kinds 28

Health & Medical books 16

Home appliances - all kinds 13

Investmerits & insurance 18

Music - all kinds 22

Marriage & sex 22

Negroes 18

303 - 301 - Appendix III

1969 to Mayi1970 Number of Subject KIC Requests - NCKL

SUBJECT NUMBER OF BOOKS

Picture Dev. 5

Poems & Short stories 34

Pollution 7

Population 4

Religious books 45

States 19

Weather 3

Weaving & Knitting 10

Weddings 5

Witchcraft 6

304 - 302 - Appendix III

1969 Duplicate KIC Requests NCKL

Andelin, Helen Hainstock, Elizabeth Fascination Womanhood Teaching Montessori in the home (1965) 2 (1968) 3

Arco Editorial Board Hartung, Marion Storekeeper stockman Carnival glass in color (1967) 2 (1967) 3

Ash, P. Helmericks, Constance Naked came the stranger Flight of the Arctic tern (1969) 4 (1952) 1

Bach, George R. We live in the Arctic Intimate Enemy (1947) 1 (1969) 3 Our Alaskan Winter Barry, Richard (1949) 2 Mr. Rutledge of S. Carolina (1942) 2 Herlihy, James Midnight Cowboy Bourne, Edward (1965) 3 Spain in America (Bip '68) 2 Kampen, Irene Due to lack of interest Browne, Lewis tomorrow has been cancelled This Believing World (1969) 2 (Bip '68) 2 Kautzky, Theodore Cleaver, Eldridge Ways with watercolor Soul on ice (1963) 2 (1968) 2 Kibbe, Constance V. Dale, Sheila John Standard textbook of cosmetology Travel tips for teenagers (1965) 2 (1968) 2 Kophart, N. C. & Merrill, C. E. Ely, Virginia Slow learner in the class Some of my best friends were addicts (Bip '68) 2 (1968) 3 Krumrey, Kate Garraty, John Saga of the Sawlog Nature of Biography (1959) 2 (1957) 2 McKuen, Rod Guthmann, G. & Dougall, H. E. World of Rod McKuen Cotporate financial policy (1968) 2 4th ed. (1962) 2 Listen to the warm (1967) 2 - 303 - Appendix III.

1969 N CKL (Continued)

McKUen, Rod (Continued) Tibbits, John Lonesome cities Guide for insulator Collectors (1968) 2 (1967) 5

Stanyan Street .& other sorrows Vonregut, Kurt (1967) 2 Player piano (1966) 2 Miller, Hope R. Embassy Row (1969) 2

Mohler, Marjorie Brave heritage (1963) 2

Morton, Henry V. In-searchof'England (1935) 2

Orsinger, Roger Banks of the world (1967) 2

Purefoy, Molly Arranging Church flowers (1964) 2

Ramsay, David History of S. Carolina 1670-1808 (1960 reprint) 2

Revd, Herbert Education through art (1943) 2

Riis, Jacob Haw the other half lives (Bip '68) 2

Rugg, Harold 0.. Imagination (1963) 2

Taylor, Doris. W. & Hart Anne China painting (1962) 2

Taylor, Robert L. W. C. Fields (1949) 2 - 304 - Appendix III

1970 Duplicate K1C Requests NCKL

Baldwin, Faith Kirk, H. David Evening Star Shared fate (1966) 2 (1963) 2

Bradley, Van Allen Wyndham, Lee Gold in your attic Writing for children and teenagers (1958) 3 (1968) 2

Bergman, Ingmar Four screen plays of Ingmar Bergman

) 2

Cahn, E.S. ed. Our brother's keeper (1969) 2

Cogoli, John E. Photo offset fundamentals 2nd ed. (1967) 2

Gibbons, Euell Stalking of the healthful herbs (1962) 2

Stalking the wild Aspargus ) 2

Glasser, William Reality Therapy (1965) 3

Greenburg, Dan Chewsday (1968) 2

Gurber,,Edward C. Resumes that get jobs (1963) 4

Halliburton, R. Seven league boots (1935) 2

Harral, Steward When it's laughter you're after (1962) 2

Head, Ann Mr. & Mrs. Bo Jo Jones (1967) 3 - 3135 - Analysis of Subjects: KIC Requests - SEK

1970 - January Through April Appendix III

SUBJECT NUMBER OF BOOKS

Air Craft and space ships. 23

Animals - domestic and wild. 27

Antiques - all kinds 17

Artsland crafts 32

AStrology 7

Autobiographys and Biographys 40

Automobiles 8

Bioltgy 2

Books and libraries 2

Business and finance 37

Chilldren,-- all ages and subjects 13

CookLng and diets 17

Travel. 7-description:adventure 11

Crime: and' police 5

Drugs and alcohol. 9

Education. 37

Eng2ish language 4

Garden and outdoors 2

Health and Medical Books 21

History 48

Humor 2

Literature and criticism 22

Music - All kinds 12

Marriage and sex 21

Negroes 4

3 0'8 - 306 - Appendix III

Number of Subject KIC Requests - SE January through April - 1970

Subject Number of Books

Occult - Supernatural 18

Philosophy - Ethics 7

Physical Science 29

Plays 11

Poems and Short stories 11

Politics and government 46

Psychology 34

Religious Books 37

Sociology 16

Sports and recreation 12

Television programs 2

Witchcraft 8

309, 307 Appendix III

Duplicate KIC Requests - SEK

1970 - January through April

Anouilh, Jean Johnson, Sam Houston Anouilh: Five plays - Vol. 1 My brother Lyndon (1958) 2 (1969) 3 (1970) .2 Arvin, Kay K. One plus one equals one Merck (1969) 2 Merck manual of diagnosis (1969) 3 Ashe, Penelope Naked came the stranger Miller, Henry (1969) 2 Tropic of Cancer (1961) 2 Axline, Virginia M. Play therapy Renault, Mary (1969) 2 Fire from heaven (1969) 2 Barclay, William The mind of Jesus Shepherd, Clo7is R. (1961) 2 Small groups; same sociological Bergler, Edmund perspectives Revolt of the middle-aged man (1964) 2 (1967) 2 Shuler, Edward L. Cerminara, Gina Blood Mountain Many mansions (1953) 2 (1967) 3 Simeons, Albert T. Despert, J. Louise Man's presumptuous brain Children of divorce (1961) 2 (1969) 2 Townsend', Robert C. Edwards, William E. Up the organization Ten days to a great new life (1970) 2 (1963) 2

Ford, Arthur Unknown but known (1968) 2

Fraser, Antonia Mary, Queen of Scots .(1969) 2

Freeman, Lucy Farewell to fear (1969) 2.

Fromm,'EriCk Art of loving (1969) 3

Hughes, John Indonesian Upheaval (1967) 2 - 308 - Appendix III Duane F. Johnson, Director Central ..Xanoa6 gdo- em Ruth Leek, Consultant

PARTICIPATING COUNTIES: CLOUD PHILLIPS ELLIS SMITH JEWELL BARTON masunLIC ROOKS OSBORNE MITCHELL RUSSELL SALINE RUSB LINCOLN.

Telephone SAVIPr 2.2400 JP 2104 Forest Avenue .2110 Great Bend, Kansas Area Code 316 . 6 7 5 3 0

July 13, 1970

TO: Kansas State Library Interlibrary Loan Committee

SUBJECT: CKLS interlibrary Loan Request Classification

The following study is an examination of the interlibrary loan book requests generated by the libraries of the Central Kansas Library System during the period, January through June 1970.

The study examines only those requests forwarded to the Kansas Information Circuit. An additional 745 book requests filled by the system headquarters are not included in the classifications. In addition, several day lists in January were misplaced, thus another 280 requests were unable to be classified. Loan volume breakdown for the time period studied is as follows:

2519 Total K.I.C. book requests from C.K.L.S. - 280 Lost 2239 - 441 Not identifiable as to fiction or nonfiction 1798 Total requests classified

Of most significant interest perhaps is. that out of 2,239 requests, there were only 48 duplications, and out of 1,798 identifiable requests, only 181 were fiction. - 309 - Appendix III CentraL,Kanoao c"..ihraru Duane F. Johnson, Director a Ruth Leelc, Consultant

PARTICIPATING COUNTIES: CLOUD PIUU. PS ELLIS SMITH -- JEWEL[. BARTON REPUBLIC ROOKS o$nortNE MITCHELL BUSSELL SALINE BUSH LINCOLN

Telephone SWurr 2.2400 2104 Forest Avenue Great Bend, Kansas Arcso Code 316 6 7 5 3 0

In-System Interlibrary Loan Request Classification January through June 1970

Total Requests 2,239 Total Classified 1,79,8 Total not Identifiable 441

General Classifications

General Works 23 Philosophy-Psychology 206 Religion 96 Social Sciences 306 Language 32 Pure Sciences 127 Technology-Applied Science 111 Fine Arts 223 Literature 171. History- Travel 199

General Classifications with ecific Sub'ect Areas

General Works Library Science 14 Journalism (Press) 9

Philosophy Psychology and Human Behavior 105 Philosophy 61 Supernatural 32 Astrology 8

Religion Religion 96

34, - 310 - Appendix III

C.KA.S. Interlibrary Loan Request ClasSification Contd.)

General Classifications with S ecific Subject Areas (Contda_

Social Sciences Economics 68 Political Science 61 Education 55 Anthropology 32 Law 27 Pollution 20 Sex Education .19 Customs-Folklore 12 Drugs 7 Vietnam conflict 5

Language Grammar 11 Reading 10 Creative Writing Speech 2

Pure Sciences Pets .29 Physics 24 Biology 18 Botany 15 Wildlife 11 Agriculture 10 Astronomy 8 Mathematics 8 Earth Science 4

Technology Medicine 52 Home Economics 23 Chemistry 15 Industry 9 Television 7 Physiology 5

Fine Arts Recreation 49 Antiques 39 Crafts 37 Photography 33 - 311 Appendix III

C.K.L.S. Interlibrary Loan Request. Classification (Contd.)

General Classifications with S ecific Sub'ect Areas (Contd.)

Fine Arts (Contd.) Music 30 Painting 13 Interior Decorating 8 Architecture 7 Theater 7

Literature Literature Collections 83 Poetry 55 Drama 30 Short Story Collections

History-Travel History 101 Biography 71 Geography and Travel 27

Specific Subject Areas in Descending Order bVolume

Psychology and Human Behavior 105 History 101 Religion 96 Literature Collections 83 Biography 71 Economics 68 Philosophy 61 Political Science 61 Education 55 Poetry 55 Medicine 52 Recreation 49 Antiques 39 Crafts 37 Photography 33 Anthropology 32 Supernatural 32 Drama 30 Music 30 Pets 29 Geography and Travel 27

:314 - 312 - Appendix III

C.K.L.S. Interlibrary Loan Request flassification (Contd.)

Specific Subject Areas in DescendirlgOEderyyolur112(qoatI)

Law 27 Physics 24 Pollution 20 Sex Education 19 Biology 18 Botony 15 Chemistry 15 Library Science 14 Painting 13 Customs - Folklore 12 Grammar 11 Wildlife 11 Agriculture 10 Reading 10 Industry 9 Journalism (Press) 9 Creative Writing 9 Astrology 8 Astronomy 8 Interior Decorating 8 Mathematics 8 Architecture 7 Drugs 7 Television 7 Theater 7 Physiology 5 Vietnam conflict 5 Earth Science 4 Short Story Collections 3 Speech 2

FICTION REQUESTS 181 PERIODICALS (PHOTOCOPIES) 60 JUVENILE BOOKS 15 DUPLICATIONS 48 (Individual titles requested more than once)

315' - 313 - Appendix III

.9 The following is an analysis of NO, OBO, OBNC items from KIC lists of 1969.

10 lists--one from each month except Octoberand

November (SIN demonstration)

Total number of requests 1,015 Total number of NO 365 Total number of OBO 213 Total number of OBNC 15

Order of search for verification of NO items:

Book Publishers Record, 1960 to date Cumulative Book Index, 1928 to date Library of Congress-Catalog of Printed Cards, 1898-1952 National Union Catalog, 1953 to date Books in Print, 1962 to date Paperbound Books in Print, 1968 to date

submitted by:

Marjorie Reed

July, 1970 - 314 - Appendix III ANALYSIS OF SELECTED KIC LISTS - -1969

Not Owned

Sub ect Number of Requests Subject Number of Requests

FICTION 48 ASSEMBLED PRODUCTS 3 LITERATURE & RHETORIC 28 CUSTOMS & FOLKLORE 3

MEDICINE 22 DRAWING & DECORATIVE ARTS 3

HISTORY (EUROPE) 21 ETHICS 3 BIOGRAPHY 21 MUSIC 3

PSYCHOLOGY 19 BOTANICAL SCIENCES 2

AGRICULTURE 18 DOMESTIC ARTS & SCIENCES 2

PARA-PSYCHOLOGY 15 GRAPHIC ARTS 2

HISTORY (NO. AMERICA) 15 HISTORY (ASIA) 2

RELIGION 13 LAW 2

SOCIOLOGY 12 MATHEMATICS 2

POLITICAL SCIENCE 10 PAINTING 2

ECONOMICS 10 SCIENCE (PURE) 1

RECREATION 8 ZOOLOGICAL SCIENCES 1

GEOGRAPHY 7 LIBRARIES 1

EDUCATION 6 COMMERCE 1

LANGUAGE 6 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 1

JUVENILE .6 FINANCE 1

ENGINEERING 5 HISTORY (AFRICA) 1

ANTHROPOLOGY & BIOLOGY 4 JOURNALISM 1

BUSINESS 4 LOGIC 1

CHEMISTRY 4 MANUFACTURERS 1

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 4 PHOTOGRAPHY 1

WELFARE & ASSOCIATION 4 PHYSICS 1

PHILOSOPHY 1

13 titles not found at all anywhere, no subject areas assigned

317 - 315 - Appendix III ANALYSIS OF SELECTED KIC LISTS--1969

1837--1 (repr.) 1945 - -2 1838--1 1946--5 1869--1 1947--3 1902--1 1948--2 1906--2 1949--4 1907--1 1950--3 1911--2 1951--7 1912--1 1952--5 1913--1 1953--3 1914--1 1954--5 1919--1 1955--4 1921--1 1956--7 1922--3 1957--2 1923--1 1958--8 1925--2 1959--12 1926-1. 1960--9 1927--1 1961--12 1928--1 1962--14 1929--2 1963--10 1930--1 1964--12 1933--3 1965--29 1934--3 1966--21

1935--2 1967 - -22 1936--1 1968--54 1937--3 1969--24 1938--4 1970--1

1940 - -4

1941--4 No date - -30

318 - 316 - Appendix III ANALYSIS OF SELECTED KIC LISTS - -1969

1969 Copyright Dates Asked for in 1969

Not Owned

Date Number Requested

1/31 2 2/28 1 3/28 1 4/30 2

5/29 6 6/2 4

7/31 4 8/29 1

9/30 3 12/30 0

1 library asked for a 1970 copyright in August

39 - 317 - Appendix III ANALYSIS OF SELECTED KIC LISTS-1969

Names of Publishers of Not Owned Items

A Abingdon--1 C.L.C. Press--1 Allen & Unwin--1 Cassell--1 Allenson--1 Castle Books--1 American Geographical Society--1 Chem. Pub.--1 American Library Association--1 Citadel Pr.--1 American Tech. Soc.--1 Clarendon--1 C Antioch Press--1 Collingridge--1 Appleton--3 Constantine, A.--1 Arco--2 Country Life--1. Arnold, E. & Co.--1 Coward-McCann--1 Arthur, George Clinton (priv. pr. by author).-1 Crowell--1 Associated Pub.--1 Crown--1

Association - -i Award--1 Danforth (priv. pr.)--1 Davis, F. A.--2 Barnes, A. S.--3 Daye--1 Barnes & Noble--1 Devin-Adair--1 Barrows--1 Doran--1

Bennett, C. A.--1 Dorrance - -i Berkley--1 Dorsey--1 Best Bks. --i Doubleday--5 Birch, John--1 Dover--1 ,.... Blaisdell-Ginn--1 Dutton--1 Blakiston--1 Boardman, T. V.--4 Bobbs--2 Editors & Engineers--1

Brace & World--1 Eriksson - -i Brandon House (paper)--1 Exposition--1 Broadman--1 Brow(n)low--1

320 - 318 - Appendix III ANALYSIS OF SELECTED KIC LISTS - -1969

Names of Publishers of Not Owned Items (cont.)

F Faber & Faber--1 Int. Textbook--1 Family Life--1 Internationalen Kulturaustaush) (German)--1 Fawcett--2 International Pub.--1 Fell--1 Interscience--1 Follett--1 Franklin, B.--1 K Free Press--1 Friendship House--1 Kennikat - -1 Funk & Wagnalls--3 L Lancer--1 G Lane--1 Gilbert--1 Lindquist, H. L.--1 Goodyear Pub. Co.--1 Lippincott--2 Gregg--1 Little--5 Grosset--4 Llewellyn--1 Grossman--1 Longmans--4

H Harper--1 McClelland - -1 Harper Co. Ks. (local press)--1 Harrap--4 McGraw - -3 Haydn Pr.--1 McKay - -2 Heath--1 Macmillan - -6 Heinemann--2 Madison Sq. Pr. - -1 Herald Pr.--1 Harcus - -1 Hertzberger--1 Mayflower - -1 Hillman Books--1 Mentor N.A.L. (paper) - -1 Hodder--3 Merrill - -1 Hoeber-Harper--1 Mockba - -1 Holt--4 Morrow - -2 Houghton--1 Mosby - -1 Huntington--1 Hutchinson (London)--1 N Natl. Comm. of Maternal Health--1 Norton--1 321 - 319 - Appendix III ANALYSIS OF SELECTED KIC LISTS--1969

Names of Publishers of Not Owned Items (cont.)

0 Oldenbourg" R. -1 St. Martins--1 Sargent--1 Saunders--1 Parker--1 Scribner--1 Penguin--1: Signet, NAL--3 Pitman--1 Silver Burdett--1 Plenum--1 Simon & Schuster--1 Pocket Books--1 Smith, Peter--1 Power -4 South Western Pub. - -2 Powne --1 Speedwriting--1 Praeger--2 Stewart, Lyle--1 Prentice-HA11--5 Supt. Does, Washington, Putnam--2 Swallow (paper)--1

Rain, John:& Assoc.--1 Taplinger--1 Rand--1 Tex., Word Bks.--1

Rand-McNally--1 T F H (paper) - -l. Random--6) Thelema--1 Regnery--1 Thomas--2 Revell--1. Transatlantic--2 Reynal--1. Twayne--1 Rider--2

Ross & Haines--1 Ungar--2 Routledge4 K. Paul--1 Universal (Award Books)--1

322 - 320 - Appendix III ANALYSIS OF SELECTED KIC LISTS--1969

Names of Publishers of Not Owned Items (cont.)

V UNIVERSITY PRESSES (cont.) Vanguard--2 Colorado--1 Van Nostrand--1 Columbia--4 Vantage--2 Hardin College--1 Viking--2 Iowa--1 Johns Hopkins--1 Louisiana--1 Warwick--1 Marquette--1 Watkins, J. M.--1 Michigan--1 Watson--1 Minnesota,--1 Watson-Guptill--1 Oxford--7 Watts--1 Pennsylvania--1 Webster--1 Princeton--2 Wehman (priv. pr.)--2 Southern California--1 Weiser--2 Washington--1 Western Islands--2 Wisconsin--1 Westminster--2 Yale--2 White, David--1 Wiley--2 Williams & Wilkins--1 Williamson, Charles(theauthor) - -1 Wingate, Ae--1 World--1 Writer--1

UNIVERSITY PRESSES Alabama--2 California--1 Cambridge--2 Catholic Univ. of America--1 Chicago--4 Clark--1

323 - 321 - Appendix III ANALYSIS OF SELECTED KIC LISTS--1969

Names- of Periodicals of Not Owned

DALHOUSIE REVIEW 1934 HARVEST YEARS 1969 JOURNAL OF SECONDARY EDUCATION 1968 LITERATURE AND PSYCHOLOGY 1957 MECHANIC()Q ILLUSTRATED 1959 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SECONDARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS BULLETIN (5) 1968 NATIONAL ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL 1968 19th CENTURY FICTION 1964 POPULAR HOMECRAFT 1945

One periodical article, no periodical name

324 - 322- Appendix III ANALYSIS OF SELECTED KIC LISTS--1969

Typogr,21Aca1 and/or Verification Errors

Not Owned Asked For Corrected Information

HOUSE ON STRAND HILL (two times) HOUSE ON THE STRAND FIRES AND TJEPO FIRES OF TJEPO JACOB JAKOB NORBU THUBTEN J. THUBTEN, J. NORBU NOELS (two times) NOVELS WHO WOULD BELIEVE SUCH THINGS COULD HAPPEN IN BOSTON IT HAPPENED IN BOSTON DORIUR, JR. J. DORIUS, RAYMOND JACOB IRRORS MIRRORS HOW I PLAY... HOW TO PLAY SCHOENBERG SCHONBERG FERNAND, MARY MERY, FERNAND ADVENTURES ADVANCES GOULD, ADAMS GOOLD-ADAMS, DEENAUGH WINGART WEINGART POLARD POLLARD N. Y. TIMES (author) U.S. NATIONALADVISORY COMMISSION EMOCRATIC DEMOCRATIC RATINGS HASTINGS IJIDOS EJIDOS CCANEY CHANEY REDD (author) REDL ROYS, RALPH (ED.) CHILAM BALAM BOOKS

3 - 323 - Appendir 'II ANALYSIS'OF SELECTED KIC LISTS--1969

Number of Libraries Owning OBO and OBNC

OBO OBNC

1 Library 111 titles 1 Library 10 titles 2 Libraries----54 titles 2 Libraries----4 titles 3 Libraries----28 titles 3 Libraries----1 titles 4 Libraries----14 titles 5 Libraries 6 titles

326, -32I - Appendix III ANALYSIS OF SELECTED KIC LISTS - -1969

Total OBO 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969

1/31 23 1 1 10 1 2/28 38 3 3 10

3/28 30 2 2 1 10 2

4/30 33 3 2 2 3

5/29 19 2 1 1

6/2 18 1 5 2

7/31 10 1 1 2

8/29 9 1 1 2

9/30 30 1 2 3 7

12/30 25 1 _ 2 ___ 3 Totals 236 7 11 14 43 20

95 items of 236 (OBO andOBNC) or 44.9% were copyright dates from last 5 years so might expect not to get as many "newer" items.