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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 16:21:34 CST
From:         lopresti robert <lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu>
Subject:      job listing, Wash state

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

These are listed at the request of the director of Whatcom County
Library.



---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 09:13:23 -0800 (PST)
From: John Halliday <halliday@henson.cc.wwu.edu>
To: LIBREF-L <LIBREF-L@KENTVM.KENT.EDU>
Subject: Job posting

BRANCH LIBRARIAN - Ferndale

 Whatcom County Library System in Washington State's Fourth Corner
has a Branch Librarian position available.  We are a rural library
district serving a population of 70,000 through 10 branches, a bookmobile,
and a public reference center.  Seattle is 90 minutes south of us, and
Vancouver B.C. is 90 minutes to the north (given no delays at the border).

RESPONSIBILITIES

 Regularly and independently directs the operation of the Ferndale
Library in accordance with the Library Mission, established plans,
budgets, policies and procedures.  Selects and maintains **all of the
reference collections** for the Whatcom County Library System.
 Insures and/or provides prompt and effective service to patrons of
all ages in a very busy library.
 Hires, trains, supervises and evaluates staff of approximately 4 F.T.E.
 Initiates, develops and maintains positive community relations.

QUALIFICATIONS

 Ability to communicatee clearly and to work harmoniously with the
public and other staff members is essential.  Requires a Master's Degree
in Librarianship from an ALA accredited school and a State of Washington
Librarian certificate.  Four or more years of library experience, two
years of supervisory experience, reference experience, and experience
working with children preferred.  Familiarity with the Dynix circulation
system and electronic databases preferred.

HOURS OF WORK

 32 hours per week; schedule may vary; 24 hours at Ferndale; 8
hours at other WCLS locations.

 Begins February 22, 1993.

HOW TO APPLY

 Submit a completed WCLS application to:

 Sigrid Zylstra, Assistant Director
 Whatcom County Library System
 5205 Northwest Road
 Bellingham WA 98226

 Applications must be received at the above location by 5:00 pm,
January 15, 1993.

TIA.

James E Weaver, Reference Librarian
Whatcom County Library System
c/o halliday@henson.cc.wwu.edu
fax - 206-384-6303  vox - 206-384-3150
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 10:13:55 CST
From:         "Herb Somers,
              Northwestern University" <SOMERS@NUACVM.ACNS.NWU.EDU>
Subject:      GIS systems survey

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

     Here at Northwestern University we are investigating the
possibility of creating a learning laboratory exclusively dedicated
to the multidisciplinary use of Geographic Information Systems
(GIS) in an academic library setting. In order to effectively plan
for such a project, we would be very interested in hearing from
libraries and individuals who would be willing to share their
experiences in offering such services to library patrons.
Specifically, we would be interested in learning:

1.   Presently, how many and what type of workstations are you
     utilizing to provide GIS capability?

2.   What type of GIS software have you selected?


3.   What departments on campus have been involved in developing
     and maintaining GIS services? Can you describe the
     Library's role in the establishment and maintenance of such a
     service, particularly with regard to staffing.


4.   Who are the primary users of the system (faculty, students,
     from what disciplines)? Do you find that users use the system:

     a.   on an on-going basis?

     b.   from time-to-time

     c.   for one-time projects?


5.   What have been the expectations from users and to what extent
     have those expectations been met?


6.   What have been the greatest challenges to establishing and
     maintaining such a service and how have they been overcome?


7.   In you were to do it over again, what would you do
     differently?

     Thank you for your assistance with this project. I hope the
survey is not too foreboding. Please respond directly to me and if
there is interest among other readers of this list, I will be glad
to summarize my findings.

Sincerely,

Herb Somers
Head, Government Publications and Map Department
Northwestern University Library
Evanston IL, 60208-2300
VOICE: (708)-491-2899
EMAIL: SOMERS@NUACVM.bitnet
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 10:12:55 CST
From:         Joe Ryan <JORYAN@SUVM.acs.syr.edu>
Subject:      Locator Study

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

For those who have been patiently waiting for the McClure, Moen & Ryan
report _Identifying and Describing Federal Information Inventory Locator
Systems_ it is now available.  Volume I is $15, volume II and the
diskettes are available for $25.

Please contact the National Audio Visual Center at (800) 788-6282.
If you have trouble with this number as we consistently have, try:

National Audio Visual Center
8700 Edgeworth Drive
Capital Heights, MD 20743
Phone: (301) 763-1872
Fax: (301) 763-6025 (The Center assures us that they will take
                     fax orders for these documents)

Special thanks to the National Archives, Center for Electronic Records
for keeping us apprised of the latest developments.

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| Joe Ryan                           Voice: (315) 443-5618 or 2911  |
|                                    FAX:   (315) 443-5806          |
| School of Information Studies BITNET: JORYAN@SUVM.BITNET          |
| Syracuse University           INTERNET: JORYAN@suvm.acs.syr.edu.us|
| 4-206 Center for Science & Technology                             |
| Syracuse, NY 13244-4100                                           |
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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 16:56:42 CST
From:         Bernan <bernan@CLASS.ORG>
Subject:      UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY PRESS
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------

UNIPUB, distributor of international publications, is pleased
to announce a new exclusive distribution agreement with the
United Ntions University Press (UNUP), Tokyo, Japan.

UNUP titles were previously distributed through the UN Sales
Program, NY and were included in the UN comprehensive standing
order service.  As of December 1, 1992, UNIPUB became the exclusive
U.S. distributor of publications for UNUP, and, as a result, is now
your direct source for UNUP titles.

As the publishing arm of the United nations University, the United
Nations University Press publishes scholarly books of highest
academic quality that are based on the results of the University's
research or that have relevance to the University's program of work.

The University began its book and journal publishing operations
in 1979.  Written by renowned authors from the academic community,
these works are highly regarded as valuable tools which focus on
pressing issues facing both developed and developing countries
across the globe.  Subjects range from food and nutrition to
technology and development, social sciences to the environment,
and international law to peace studies.

Standing orders for UNU publications thru UN Sales Section, NY
will need to be transferred to UNIPUB by the customer for fulfillment.
UNIPUB offers a comprehensive standing order srvice for UNU, UN, UNESCO,
FAO, GATT and other UN affiliated agencies.

For more inforamtion contact UNIPUB Customer Relations @ 800-274-4888.

Don Hagen
Director
UNIPUB
Internet: bernan@class.org
Tel: 1-800-274-4447
FAX: 301-459-0056
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Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 12:07:00 CST
From:         "Margaret S. Walker" <WALKER%FAUVAX@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Missing Pages

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

     Our copy of a recently received document is missing pages 7-10.
     We checked with our regional and their missing those pages too.
     So if anyone out there has them, could you fax them to me at
     (407) 394-8829? (I'll copy them for the regional too)
      The document is Science and Technology Issues
     in Coastal Ecotourism - Y 3.T22/2:2 Sci 2/4.  I believe it to be
     a genuine defective copy which according to depository
     instructions, we're supposed to claim.  Of course, it's paper so
     we can't claim unless it's on the core list (beginning January
     1, 1993) but we haven't gotten the core list (should we claim
     that?) etc, etc, etc, whine, whine, whine.  This is not a good
     start for the new year.

     Peggy Walker


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 Documents Dept.-Library         BITNET: Walker@FAUVAX
 P.O. Box 3092                   Ph.  (407)367-3788
 Florida Atlantic University
 Boca Raton, Fl.   33431
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 17:22:32 CST
From:         "Sushila Selness,
              USD Legal Research Center" <SELNESS%ACUSD@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      OFFER (bill shipment #43)

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
We have received a duplicate package of the microfiche bill shipment no.
43; (Item 1006-A; Shipping list 92-2408P).  It is available to the first
library that requests it.

Sushila Selness
Documents/Microforms Librarian
Legal Research Center        Bitnet:    Selness@ACUSD
University of San Diego      Internet:  Selness@USDCSV.ACUSD.EDU
Alcala Park                  Tel.       (619)260-6813
San Diego, CA 92110          Fax.       (619)260-4616
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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 13:40:20 CST
From:         lopresti robert <lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu>
Subject: Re: Getting from CD drive prompt to menus

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Eileen Flick wants to know how to get NTDB to go back to the menu screen
on a CD-rom work station.  I had to call the good people at Commerce to
find out, but there is a way.

The trick, as I understand it, is that the NTDB basic menu gives you
a DOS prompt and once the patron has a DOS prompt you can't get him/her back
to your menu screen.  SO on your menu create an option for each NTDB
possibility (i.e. NTDB with Browse, NTDB with ROmware, FTI with Browse...).
Then create a batch file like this for each one:

(assuming your hard drive is c: and NTDB is running in drive d:)

batchfile should read:

        d:
        call 1
        c:
        cd..
        m

(assuming you want to get back to a main directory and that m.bat
will get you to your main menu screen.

"call 1" will fire up item 1 on the NTDB menu, namely NTDB-Browse.  "call 2"
would fire up NTDB - Romware, etc.

What you are doing, If I am not making myself clear, is forcing the patron
to decide on which NTDB option they want at your main menu and then
having your batchfile go to the NTDB disc and making that selection
for them.

If it doesn't work, try calling the Dept of Commerce.

And my standard offer:  I have most government CD-ROMs running on a PC
with a Pioneer 6-changer.  I have all the batchfiles, menus, and printable
guides to using the programs on a floppy disc, and I'll send a copy to
anyone who sends me a stamped self-addressed envelope and a three-inch
disc (NOT 5 inch).  Libraries are welcome to steal/modify anything on the
disc for their own use.  Send your disc to the address below, and ask for
Docbase.

NO ONE'S OPINIONS BUT MINE............................
Rob Lopresti                      "As lives as in works of art,
Western Wash U.                    there are few masterpieces."
Bellingham, WA                                   -Michael Novak
98225-9103  lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu
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Date:         Sat, 9 Jan 1993 12:39:22 CST
From:         MENGLAND@charlie.usd.edu
Subject:      SuDoc form changes

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
HELP!  WHY are documents nos. now using all caps as opposed
to the upper and lower case cutters?  My Technical Services
cohorts are growing incensed and muttering serious threats
against GPO.  Worse, they are saying this just confirms
their suspicions about documents--they are weird!
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Date:         Wed, 6 Jan 1993 15:12:57 CST
From:         "Margaret S. Walker" <WALKER%FAUVAX@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: NESE cd

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

      Judy Schneider was questioning a possible defect in the November 1992
      NESE CDROM.  We recently have being finding it to be crashing
      our LAN system when we try to pull up those attachments like
      that sample in the ADM. Notes of November 15, 1992, pg.20.  Our
      systems person said there's something wrong with that cd.  I
      haven't delved further in  to it but perhaps others are having
      a similiar problem?  Needless to say, I'm not very popular when
      they see me approaching the LAN to do a search.  (We have the
      STF3A for Florida, the NTDB & FTI, and the NESE on the LAN so
      far)

      Peggy Walker
      (Learning new bad words every day)


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 Documents Dept.-Library         BITNET: Walker@FAUVAX
 P.O. Box 3092                   Ph.  (407)367-3788
 Florida Atlantic University
 Boca Raton, Fl.   33431
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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 17:04:09 CST
From:         Gary Cornwell <GARCORN%NERVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Shipping Lists

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Folks:
  A number of people, including my own processing technician, have complained
about missing shipping lists for separate shipments.  I talked with Helen
Wright at GPO this morning and she informed me that the problem has been
resolved and the missing shipping lists are on their way to depository
libraries.  gtc


   ****   ****   ****   ****   ****   ****   ****   ****   ****   ****

GARY CORNWELL                      PHONE:     (904) 392-0366
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA LIBRARIES    FAX:       (904) 392-7251
DOCUMENTS DEPARTMENT               BITNET:    GARCORN@NERVM
LIBRARY WEST                       INTERNET:  GARCORN@NERVM.NERDC.UFL.EDU
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA  32611
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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 13:47:52 CST
From:         Ann Miller <FAC_AMILLER%JMUVAX.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Correction to my previous msg on NTDB

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

I just posted a message containing a sample batch file which should
bring you back to a hard drive from NTDB.  Made a mistake in it...

Don't use "run", that's a command the program I'm using requires.  Just
eliminate the word run from that batch file and you should be fine.

Sorry, it must be the cold.

Ann
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Ann E. Miller
Reference/Government Documents
Carrier Library
James Madison University
Harrisonburg, VA  22807
(703) 568-6929
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INTERNET: fac_amil@vax1.acs.jmu.edu
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From:         Araby Greene <GREENE%UNCA.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      SuDocs in ALLCAPS

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>HELP!  WHY are documents nos. now using all caps as opposed
>to the upper and lower case cutters?  My Technical Services
>cohorts are growing incensed and muttering serious threats
>against GPO.  Worse, they are saying this just confirms
>their suspicions about documents--they are weird!

I don't know what the "official" reason is, but for libraries
using automated checkin, all uppercase makes for easier
manipulation of data and consistency.  Our checkin database
converts SuDocs stems and cutters to caps, and our VAX matching
program converts SuDocs nos. in the 086 field to caps, then
squishes out spaces so that matching is more reliable.  Would
like to hear the "real" reason from someone.  If we got it, it
went by me.

Araby Greene, UNC-Asheville, greene@unca.bitnet
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Date:         Wed, 6 Jan 1993 15:11:00 CST
From:         GPO Mail <GPO@MARCIVE.MHS.CompuServe.COM>
Subject:      POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Position Announcement:  Manager of GPO services

MARCIVE, Inc. seeks a highly motivated professional to manage the operation
of the premier GPO bibliographic processing service in the United States.

The ideal candidate has an MLS, experience in an automated environment, and
experience working with government documents.  Effective oral and written
communication, presentation, and managerial skills are also necessary.

Principal responsibilities include production of GPO retrospective conversion
projects and CD-ROM catalogs, along with tape and printed products.  Provides
customer support, maintains the MARCIVE Enhanced GPO database, coordinates
the assistance of the Editorial Advisory Group, maintains subscriptions, and
manages support staff.

Responsible for presenting MARCIVE's GPO services at conference meetings and
workshops.  Assists Marketing Department with technical support for
prospective customers.  Must be active in professional associations
associated with depository libraries.

Salary commensurate with experience.  Full benefit package.  Interested
applicants should send resume by January 29, 1992 to: Richard Smith,
MARCIVE, Inc., P.O.  Box 47508, San Antonio, Texas 78265.  Equal Employment
Opportunity Employer.
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From:         SHARYN LADNER <SLADNER%UMIAMI@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: using SAS for TIGER files

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Here's another question related to SAS and TIGER:  Does SPSS also
have the same features to facilitate TIGER files?  We have both
packages at the University of Miami (plus I know SPSS but have not
worked with SAS).

Sharyn Ladner
Business Librarian
University of Miami (FL)
sladner@umiami.ir.miami.edu
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From:         VICKY YORK <alivy%msu.dnet%mtsunix1.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Questions

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Just thought I'd report on our NESE disc - we successfully
loaded it on our LAN this week and so far have had no
problems - speed is greatly improved, including bringing
up the attachments
vicky york
Montana State University
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 15:31:17 CST
From:         BAURE%MEMSTVX1@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Subject:      OFFER-92-681-P

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

We have what appears to be a duplicate box of shipping list 92-681-P.
If someone needs the complete box please let us know.
We don't want to break the box up at this time.

Beth Baur
Government Documents
MSU Libraries
Memphis State Univesity
baure@memstvx1
phone 901-678-2206

Our fax is down for another week.  Please respond to me directly.
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From:         Tammy Stewart <TRS075T%SMSVMA@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Missing Shipping Lists

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
GOVDOC PEOPLE:  I finally received the infamous missing shipping list
#577-P. It came in a shipment delivered on 1/6/93.  Our mail department
here at SMSU has been behind due to being closed for the various
holidays so you all may have received even before I did, but if you
didn't and need copies I will be glad to send to you.

Tammy Stewart                              E-Mail: TRS075T@SMSVMA.BITNET
Government Documents Department            Phone: (417) 836-4532
Meyer Library
Southwest Missouri State University
901 S. National
Springfield, MO  65804
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From:         "SHEEHY, HELEN" <HMS%PSULIAS.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      IDTF Midwinter Agenda

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I am in the process of preparing the agendas for the IDTF meetings at
midwinter.  If you have any items which you would like to put on the agenda
for discussion, please contact me by e-mail or phone.

Helen M. Sheehy
Coordinator IDTF

Internet: HMS@PSULIAS.PSU.EDU
Bitnet: HMS@PSULIAS.Bitnet

Phone
  Work:  (814) 863-1347
  Home:  (814) 234-5091
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