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From:         Merri Beth Lavagnino <MLAVAGNI%UVMVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Job Announcement

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                      Job Announcement
               Documents and Maps Department Head

     The Head of Government Documents and Maps provides
leadership for the library's United States, Canadian, and United
Nations documents and for the map collection.  Duties include
reference service, including assisting users with an extensive
collection of CD-ROMs and online services; bibliographic
instruction; creating guides and bibliographies; and service as
the library's expert in government documents, maps, and legal
materials.  Some evening and weekend hours are required.  The
Head supervises the work of one library faculty member, three
paraprofessionals, and student assistants.  He/she is also
expected to participate in relevant professional activities.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:  ALA-accredited MLS and at least three
years of relevant professional library experience;  knowledge of
U.S. government documents; knowledge of microcomputer
applications in libraries; excellent communication skills;
ability to work with diverse users and staff in a changing
environment; strong commitment to public service; and a knowledge
of current trends in government documents librarianship.  DESIRED
QUALIFICATIONS:  Supervisory experience in an academic library;
knowledge of and experience with NOTIS or other integrated
library system; experience with MARCIVE; understanding of TIGER
map file applications; experience in library instruction; and an
academic background in the social sciences.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:   The University of Vermont is a 90%
selective depository for U.S. government documents and a
depository for Canadian documents.  Records for items received
since 1976 are loaded into the Library's NOTIS online catalog
using MARCIVE.  The Government Documents Department is Vermont's
largest, holding two million items, including microfiche, and
200,000 maps.

     Located in Burlington, a metropolitan area of 125,000
situated on Lake Champlain between the Adirondack and Green
Mountains, the University of Vermont enrolls 11,000 undergraduate,
graduate, and medical students.  The University strongly
encourages applications from women and minorities.  The Head of
Documents is a non-tenure track faculty position.  Appointment
will be made at the rank of Library Assistant Professor or above,
with a minimum starting salary of $30,000.  Generous benefits
package, including TIAA/CREF (or alternative plan) and 22 days of
annual leave.  Position open until filled; priority given to
applications received by January 15, 1993.  Send letter of
application, resume, and the names of three professional
references to: Chair, Head of Documents Search Committee,
Bailey/Howe Library, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT 05405.
AA/EEO employer.
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 13:19:38 EDT
From:         W_MANN@ACC.FAU.EDU
Subject:      Duplicate CFR

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We are offering a 1992 36 CFR Parts 200 - end.  Anyone interested contact:

Marlene Widrich
Broward County Main Library
Phone  (305) 357-7436
e-mail W_Mann@acc.fau.edu
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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 1992 13:22:23 EDT
From:         "A.Allan" <LB1AJA%PRIMEA.SHEFFIELD.AC.UK@Kentvm.Kent.edu>
Subject:      GATT EC/US Uraguay round
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
           FROM:
                       Alastair J. Allan
        (Main Library, University of Sheffield,  SHEFFIELD)
                     GREAT BRITAIN. S10 2TN

                 e-mail: LB1AJA@UK.AC.SHEFFIELD.PRIMEA
    e-mail (outside UK): LB1AJA@PA.SHEF.AC.UK
                  phone: 0742-768555 (x4383)

     GATT Uraguay Round

           The British Department of Trade have informed me
     that all GATT documents (except the Annual report and Basic
     Instruments and selected decisions) are confidential.
           They tell me that there is no British depository
     collection that allows free access to the public.
           They tell me that there is no British office and
     that if I have any queries I must ring Geneva.

           I don't believe them.

     Is there a telnet or gopher out there that I can use ??

           Can anyone out there help me to find documents for
     one of my doctoral research students.  We'd both be grateful.

           Alastair Allan
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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 13:36:24 EDT
From:         ACADAMEN%STMARYTX@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Subject:      need/offer of cds

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We got 2 copies of one of the California File 3A disks, no. 6, and didn't
get no. 7 (on shipping list 92-0030-E, Nov.6).  Anyone want to trade?  If
I don't get a trade offer in a few days, I'll send our duplicate to the
first non-trading requestor I hear from.

We have an extra of:  C 3.282/2:CD 90-3 A-06

We need: C 3.282/2:CD 90-3 A-07

Thank you!

Kathy Amen
St. Mary's Univ. Academic Library
San Antonio, TX.
acadamen@stmarytx.bitnet
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 09:40:19 CST
From:         BAURE%MEMSTVX1@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Subject: OFFER: Cong. Record

----------------------------Original message----------------------------

We have duplicate copies of Congressional Record, vol. 134, pt. 2 and
vol. 134, pt. 6.

Please contact me directly.
Beth Baur
Government Documents
MSU Libraries
901-678-2206
fax 901-678-2511
baure@memstvx1
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 14:29:20 CST
From:         lopresti robert <lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu>
Subject:      Foreign Economic Trends

----------------------------Original message----------------------------

Has anyone received a Foreign Economic Trends for Japan (C61.11:J27)
more recent than 1988?

How about a Marketing doc for Japan (C61.12)?

What's wrong with this series anyway?

       THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED HERE ARE SOLELY MY OWN...COLLECT THEM ALL!
Rob Lopresti                     "I'm going to play the piano now.  I don't
Wilson Library                    play it very well, but it gives me a
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Bellingham, WA                                  -Loudon Wainwright III
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 13:39:38 CST
From:         Masako Ohnuki <mohnuki@cheshire.oxy.edu>
Subject: OFFER: Congressional Record

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
  We have several duplicate Congressional Record volumes to offer:

      V. 129, Pts. 1-4, 26
      V. 130, Pts. 1-6, 25

  Please fax or phone your request to:
  Masako Ohnuki (mohnuki@oxy.edu) (Phone:213-259-2810)
  Occidental College Library
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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 23:09:12 EDT
From:         TIF%NIHCU@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Subject:      Federal Outlays/FAADS data

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November 18, 1992
The attached was prepared as a response to Ann Gray's
recent question about Federal Outlays data ..............
=========================================================

Dear Ann:

I am responding to your request of November 13, 1992 for
information about the availability of data files containing
federal government expenditures at the local level for the years
1981 and 1982.  You pointed out in your request that in the
Records of the Communty Services Administration (CSA, Record
Group 381) is a data series titled Federal Outlays, which
contains the type of information you seek.  CSA had
responsibility for this series until 1980 and Census created a
similiar series in 1983 titled the Consolidated Federal Funds
Report (CFFR).  You are interested to know whether similar data
was created for the intervening years.

We are unaware whether Federal Outlays or CFFR were created by
either agency during the years 1981-1982.  However, the holdings
files related to the spending patterns of the US Government.  One
series is the Federal Assistance Award Data System (FAADS).  Data
have been compiled quarterly, FY1981 through the third quarter of
FY1992, and transferred to us.  For FY1981 these records were
compiled by the CSA.  For the first quarter of FY1982 they were
compiled by General Services Administration; thereafter they have
been compiled by the Bureau of the Census on behalf of the Office
of Management and Budget.  The files contain data on all federal
domestic assistance awards reported by participating agency
programs including all major federal departments and agencies
with grant making authority.

For more information about the records in our collection, please
contact the Center for Electronic Records (NSX), ATTN: Reference
Services, National Archives and Records Administration,
Washington, DC 20408.  The phone number is (202) 501-5579.  We
may also be contacted via Internet at tif@cu.nih.gov or BITNET at
TIF@NIHCU.  A partial, hardcopy, title list of holdings is made
available free of charge to interested individuals.  This title
list includes approximately 4,500 of the 14,000 electronic data
files in the collection of the Center.

Ted Hull Center for Electronic Records, National Archives, (202)
501-5579
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 10:32:46 CST
From:         JOHNSLI%SJSUVM1@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Subject:      National Archives Series

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From: Linda Johnson

I have a faculty member who is trying to find a particular
series: NATIONAL ARCHIVES MICROFILM PUBLICATIONS PAMPHLET
DESCRIBING M1271--does anyone have that and can we ILL it.

Also, this would seem to be part of the series AE 1.119:
Item 569-C-04 which we select but which does not seem to
be very active series.  Does anyone know if that series is
available elsewhere?

Thanks Linda Johnson, San Jose State Univ. JOHNSLI@SJSUVM1
(408)924-2814
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 13:33:30 CST
From:         Jerry Frobom <jerryf@unllib.unl.edu>
Subject:      OFFER: CDP file; and US Inports CD-ROM

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In going through our files, we have discovered that we have an extra copy
of the CDP FILE  cd-rom (HE20.7612: 2/CD) and the April edition of US
Imports of Merchandise (C3.278:Im7/992-4/CD).

These are available for the asking until the end of the month.
Reimbursement for postage would be appreciated.

Jerry Frobom
Government Documents Depository
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
jerryf@unllib.unl.edu
(402) 472-2562
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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 23:21:03 EDT
From:         Jack McGeachy <jack_mcgeachy%library.lib.ncsu.edu@Kentvm.Kent.edu>
Subject:      Senate bibliographies
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Staff in the Documents Department of the NCSU Libraries have brought the
publication, _List of committee hearings, committee prints and publications of
the United States Senate, 101st Congress, 1989-1990_, to its final stages of
compilation.

Bibliographies of Senate hearings, prints, and publications for 1985-1992
(99th-102d Congresses) presently remain available for anonymous FTP from
NCSUVM.cc.ncsu.edu in the SENATE subdirectory.  Please note, however, that this
computer is scheduled for retirement shortly.  I will post here information
about the bibliographies' future FTP home when it becomes known.  Individuals
interested in printed bibliographies, or information about our ongoing listing
of Senate series for the present and new 103d Congress should contact me at the
address below.

For those of you wondering why it takes so long to finish up one of these
bibliographies, consider the less than timely appearance of the Clarence Thomas
confirmation hearings that have been discussed here in the past.  In recent
months GPO has printed a handful of hearings from the 101st Congress.  The last
two 101st hearings that were assigned GPO jacket numbers

S.hrg. 101-1291  Japan's Economic Challenge
S.hrg. 101-1292  Economic Sanctions Against Iraq

have gone to press.

Both of these hearings are from the Joint Economic Committee.  I spoke a few
weeks ago with a staff member of that committee.  She indicated that there were
perhaps six more hearing transcripts from JEC from the 1989-90 period that had
not been released by committee staff economists for printing.  More recent
hearings always get first attention, and older ones get buried on folk's desks.
 (Who ever would have thought?)  It may turn out that some of these hearings
are never printed.  And then there are all the other committees...

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*   Jack McGeachy                     *
*   Documents Department              *
*   D.H. Hill Library                 *
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From: crajan@nyx.cs.du.edu (Chella Rajan)
Subject: Consolidating census tract data to ZIP code
Keywords: census data
Organization: University of Denver, Dept. of Math & Comp. Sci.
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 92 16:57:13 GMT


Hi netters:
I'm trying to consolidate census tract level data from STF3A to the
zip code level using TIGER line files.  Am encountering a lot
of difficulties along the way.  Has anybody tried anything like
this or knows of another way to aggregate data to zip code level?
I know that STF3B will solve the problem but I'm not sure I can
wait until then.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Chella Rajan
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Subject: LIBRES E-Journal Call for Papers
Date: 17 Nov 92 19:43:57 GMT
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LIBRES publishes articles, drafts and reports of research in progress and
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LIBRES also publishes announcements, questions and responses for library
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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 1992 13:07:06 EDT
From:         "Herb Somers,
              Northwestern University" <SOMERS%NUACVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      DttP Editorship

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************************ DttP NEEDS YOU *************************

     Editor of DOCUMENTS TO THE PEOPLE sought. Beginning date
January 1994. Term of editorship ends December 1996. The editor is
responsible for soliciting and appointing columnists and/or special
articles, editing material submitted for publication, preparing
final copy, layout, arranging for printing and mailing, and
delivering final copy to the printer and mailer for four issues of
DttP per year. The editor also serves as a member of the GODORT
Publications Committee. Candidates must possess excellent writing
and editing skills, organizational capabilities, the ability to
meet deadlines, and the commitment to attend both ALA annual and
Midwinter meetings as well as possessing infinite patience and
persistence. Benefits of the position are $500 annual travel
stipend and free registration at Annual and Midwinter as a member
of the press. Additional arrangements are negotiable;state
anticipated needs in application. Send letter of application, brief
resume, and names of three references to: Herbert A. Somers, Chair,
GODORT Publications Committee, 4619 Davis Street, Apt. 2E, Skokie,
IL 60076. Application deadline: March 15, 1993. Selection will be
made by the GODORT Publications Committee with the approval of the
GODORT Steering Committee. For more information about this exciting
opportunity, please contact Herb Somers at the Northwestern
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 16:19:55 CST
From:         RAED@vmd.cso.uiuc.edu
Subject:      more on Fed. Reg. pages--3 msgs.

******************** 1st message *******************
RE: Comments on Issue of "Federal Register" lack of page nos.:
I agree with Tim Byrne on the futility of writing at this time.
But I also have a suggestion. Putting the page numbers on is a
wonderful mindless job for bored student assistants who are
staffing a service desk during slow periods.
Phil Van De Voorde
lb$pev@isumvs.bitnet

******************** 2nd message *******************
To:  GOVDOC-L@PSUVM.BITNET
It would be a help if they did that, but since the FR index has a list
in the back telling you what pages are in each issue, it's not what
I call a significant issue.

But that's just me talking.

       THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED HERE ARE SOLELY MY OWN...COLLECT THEM ALL!
Rob Lopresti                     "I'm going to play the piano now.  I don't
Wilson Library                    play it very well, but it gives me a
Western Washington University     chance to sit down."
Bellingham, WA                                  -Loudon Wainwright III
98225-9103                                lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu

******************** 3rd message *******************
After asking that question myself once, I was told (by Susan Tulis I think)
that the Federal Register folks save lots of money by having the covers
printed at one time at the beginning of the year.  The insides are printed
separately day-by-day of course.  Since they have no idea how many pages
will be in each issue at the time that they print all the covers, they
can't put the page numbers on the spines. It is believed that the money
saved is worth the inconvenience to the users.  This is another reason
why it is nice to access Federal Register through Lexis/Nexis.

Carol Bednar
Cal State Fullerton
(714) 449-7035
CBednar@Fullerton.edu
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 13:19:11 EDT
From:         jan spahr <JSPAHR%VTVM1@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      American Foreign Policy Current Documents

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I have a gift (not Depository) copy of the 1982 Supplement to American
Foreign Policy Current Documents in microfiche (including paper index)
to offer.   Please respond directly to me if you would like to have
this.
.nl

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