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From: IJIM@UMINN1.BITNET (Jim Colten)
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Subject: Re: CMS TAR is piped
Date: 7 Nov 92 00:04:39 GMT
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Rick,

I will send you Alex Kodat's REXXDATE, an assembler program that provides
date/time conversion functions.  It will allow you to do something along
the lines of:

  mmddyy_date = D2Date( seconds/86400 + Date2D('1/1/70', 'U'), 'U')

It has been slightly modified here to handle the end of the century.  Source,
MODULE and HELP file are in the mail.

Jim  Colten
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From:         Ivan Fabian <IGBF@IBM-B.RUTHERFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      CMSTYPE HT

Could someone please tell me why CMSTYPE HT does
not hide text from a pipe? I have tried the documentation,
but do not know where to look.

Thanks,
Ivan Fabian

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From: juris@cs.toronto.edu (Igor Jurisica)
Subject: Re: Trnava university - Student's declaration
Organization: Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto
Date: 12 Nov 92 19:16:31 GMT


Maybe it is a time to ask a few questions.

1. Does Mr. Hajduk fulfill all requirements to be at the position
   of rector?
2. Why it is considered to be a political problem?
3. Do all other univerities in Slovakia have the same problems? I dont't
   assume that all rectors are members of HZDS.
4. Are the people who reposted the article familiar with the situation
   from their experience or at least from more than one source of
   information?

I am not saying that the UT should be closed. I am not saying that all
decisions (concerning UT) of the Ministry of Education were good. I just
would like to understand the situation and not to be biased by the
interpretation of a few students and maybe several pedagogues.

Thank you in advance,
                        Igor
From: jroth@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jakub Roth)
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Subject: Re: European News Daily
Date: 5 Nov 92 22:07:42 GMT
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X-Name: Jakub Roth
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              05 Nov 92 12:29:35 EST. <9211051959.AA29754@Athena.MIT.EDU>

There is the Radio Free Europe/Radio Freedom Daily Report. You can
subscribe following their directions:


  The RFE/RL  Daily Report is  produced by the  RFE/RL Research  Institute
  (a  division  of  Radio  Free Europe/Radio   Liberty,  Inc.)   with  the
  assistance of the  RFE/RL News and Current Affairs  Division (NCA).  The
  report    is  available   by     electronic      mail    via    LISTSERV
  (RFERL-L@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU), on the  Sovset' computer  bulletin board,
  by fax, and by postal mail.


I hope this is what you were asking about.


			       Jakub Roth

	 Distributed Computing Network Services (Project Athena)
		 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 14:55:09 -0500
From:         "(George Frajkor)" <gfrajkor@CCS.CARLETON.CA>
Subject:      bulgaria

  Cross post from the East European Business List

------------------------
   Topic: X.400 E-mail exchange with Bulgaria
     Frm: /PN=Plamen.Chernokojev/O=IICAS/ADMD=BULMAIL/C=BG/@sprint.com ((3)
     >To: E-EUROPE@NCSUVM.CC.NCSU.EDU,
    Sent: 4 Nov 92 14:29:14+0200
reply-to: /PN=test.bulpac/O=x400.test/ADMD=SOVMAIL/C=SU/@sprint.com,
        /PN=BULMAIL/O=BULMAIL/ADMD=ADA/C=AT/@sprint.com

Dear friends,

Is anybody interested in X.400 E-mail exchange with Bulgaria?  Our ADMD
BULMAIL is connected now with ADA (Austria), ArCom (Switzerland), DBP
(Germany), SOVMAIL (Russia) and TELEMAIL (USA). Our addresses are:

C=BG, A=BULMAIL, O=IICAS, S=AUTOANSWER
C=BG, A=BULMAIL, O=IICAS, S=HELPDESK
C=BG, A=BULMAIL, O=IICAS, S=SYSTEM
C=BG, A=BULMAIL, O=IICAS, S=Chernokojev, G=Plamen
C=BG, A=BULMAIL, O=IICAS, S=Zidarova, G=Yana

You can also reach us in Russia:
C=SU, A=SOVMAIL, O=X400.TEST, S=BULPAC

and in Austria:
C=AT, A=ADA, O=BULMAIL, S=BULMAIL

Regards,

Plamen Chernokojev
Head of Section
X.400 MHS BULMAIL
BPT,Institute of Information, Communication and Automation Systems (IICAS)
55 Chapaev Str.
1574 Sofia, Bulgaria
Tel. +359 2 707435
Fax  +359 2 706153
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Date:         Thu, 5 Nov 1992 12:29:35 -0500
From:         whitew@SY2000.CET.FSU.EDU
Subject:      European News Daily

The other week, some people were nice enough to send me several leads on
European news dailies through the net.  Thank you.  Unfortunately due to a
change in configuration, I lost the Radio Free Europe report someone
mentioned.  Something about a 500 line report out of Europe each day.  I
would like to have the address of this service if anyone knows.

Thanks

WES

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Date:         Sat, 7 Nov 1992 18:48:51 EST
From:         Henry Kucera <HENRY@BROWNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      A. Dubcek

  The news wires reported today (11/7) that Alexander Dubcek died of his car
injuries sustained a few weeks ago.

   I hope that we will remember him for what he tried to do and what
he had to suffer for it.

    H.K.
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From:         "(George Frajkor)" <gfrajkor@CCS.CARLETON.CA>
Subject:      cross posts
              "@vm.utcs.utoronto.ca:HUNGARY@UCSBVM.BITNET" at Nov 6, 92 12:28 pm

    as one who lurks on many discussion lists,  may i suggest that
more of us post to Mideur-l, the middle european list , on topics of
more than internal or parochial interest? Subjects like the rise and
fall of communism, the pliight of transylvanians, and the Gabcikova
dam are clearly of interest outside of just Hungary, Slovakia etc...
we had a very good discussion going on Mideur between serbs,
slovenians and Croats for a while, until serbia was cut off.
    so what about entering into discussions with other groups wherze
we might all learn something about each other instead of speaking to
our own narrow circle?


    Jan George Frajkor       _!_
 School of Journalism       __!__
 Carleton University,         |
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 14:02:58 -0500
From:         "(George Frajkor)" <gfrajkor@CCS.CARLETON.CA>
Subject:      Re: Who has the power? (fwd)

  I found this cross-post from the Hungarian list amusing and
instructive in that one of the complaines i heard the most in Slovakia
is that thwe old commies are still in charge and are still profiting
by the system even if the government is formally in democratic hands.
Looks like that is not just a Slovak problem.  Is it gene4ral in the
former East European orbit? (Clearly so in Rumania, of course) but if
we all have the  same p[roblem how is it that no one has found a
solution??
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 Joe Pannon writes:
> From @vm.utcs.utoronto.ca:HUNGARY@UCSBVM.BITNET Fri Nov  6 19:40:48 1992
> Date:         Fri, 6 Nov 1992 16:14:20 PST
> Reply-To: Hungarian Discussion List <HUNGARY@UCSBVM.BITNET>
> Sender: Hungarian Discussion List <HUNGARY@UCSBVM.BITNET>
> From: Joe Pannon <pannon@BCSFSE.BOEING.COM>
> Subject:      Re: Who has the power?

>               6, 92 12:28 (noon)
>
> C'mon guys!  You (at least the Hungarians) know quite well what Peter
> Nemenyi meant by that poorly phrased statement about who REALLY holds
> the power in Hungary.  He only referred to the often repeated
> complaint, that the changes in the last three years have only effected the
> very top of the power pyramid.  At lower levels you still find largely
> the same people in positions of authority who were there before 1989.
> All that happened was that the old political elit transformed itself to
> economic elit, but in many cases not even that; they are parading
> as "born-again" democrats in the various parties.
>
> One of the worse situations exists in the media, where the same editors
> and writers, who acted as the public relations men for the communist
> regime, find it almost impossible to write anything good about the first
> democratically elected government.  I don't mean they should write
> anything good about it, if there is none, but surely, that's not the
> case, anyway.  All one would expect is objectivity.  Instead of what we
> get is a constant spilling of poison.  Perhaps they could ask themselves
> occasionally: which post-communist goverment in the region has done any
> better than the current Hungarian one?
>
> No doubt, it also made many mistakes, but who wouldn't?  Are governments
> of Western democrocies without fault?
>
> Regards,
> Joe Pannon
>


    Jan George Frajkor       _!_
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Date:         Fri, 6 Nov 1992 10:42:26 -0500
From:         whitew@SY2000.CET.FSU.EDU
Subject:      Re: European News Daily

That was it.  Thank you much.

Wes
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From: LIB38@Jetson.UH.EDU
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Subject: Draft NISO Statistics Standard
Date: 9 Nov 92 16:01:29 GMT
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LIBRARY STATISTICS STANDARD
OUT FOR REVIEW


The national standard for collecting statistics for library and
information centers in the United States, Z39.7-1983, has been
revised and is now available for comment from the National
Information Standards Organization (NISO).  The draft is priced
at $30.  It can be ordered from:  NISO, P.O. Box 1056, Bethesda,
MD  20827.
The standard identifies the data categories that apply to the
four basic types of libraries (academic, public, school, and
special) and provides associated definitions of terms.  The
standard defines the institutional reporting unit and target
population, human resources, collection resources, physical
facilities, finances, service, and activity measures.  The
standard also identifies additional categories that may be
collected by one or more types of libraries.
All interested persons are invited to participate in the review
of this revised standard.  The review period ends January 15,
1993.
The following persons are members of the NISO standards committee
which revised the statistics standard:  Mary Jo Lynch (American
Library Association) and Peter R. Young (National Commission on
Libraries and Information Science), Committee co-Chairs; Tobi
Brimsek (Special Libraries Association), Jan Feye-Stukas
(Minnesota State Library), Dean Hollister (R.R. Bowker Company),
Richard Lyders (Houston Academy of Medicine-Texas Medical Center
Library), Marilyn Miller (University of North Carolina at
Greensboro), Kendon Stubbs (University of Virginia), Ann Thompson
(Special Libraries Association).

The National Information Standards Organization is accredited by
the American National Standards Institute to develop voluntary
technical standards for the library, information sciences, and
publishing communities.  Fifty standards are now in print and
five standards are scheduled for publication in 1992-93.  NISO is
supported by 61 Voting Members including the American Library
Association, the Special Libraries Association, the Library of
Congress, the American Society for Information Science, Apple
Computer, the National Library of Medicine, the Defense Technical
Information Center, and the Faxon Company.

For more information on NISO's programs and activities contact
the NISO office, 301-975-2814, or write: NISO, P.O. Box 1056,
Bethesda, MD  20827; Internet: NISO@ENH.NIST.GOV
From: brennan+@pitt.edu ((David P Brennan))
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Subject: ERIC
Summary: Are there any public-access sites left?
Date: 10 Nov 92 20:38:31 GMT
Organization: University of Pittsburgh
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I know this topic comes up every so often, with all the "free-access" vs
"abuse of resources" arguments in full view, but after a few week lapse,
I needed to run an ERIC search and CARL has now restricted access to it.
Anyone have any ideas on public access sites that are available? I *promise*
not to blab to anyone where they are :-)
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David Brennan, Librarian              FAX:   412-622-7169
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Date:         Fri, 6 Nov 1992 16:56:56 CDT
From:         "(Jose Perez Carballo)" <carballo@cs.NYU.EDU>
Subject:      National Trade Databank

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Hi,

anybody knows how to access the dept of Commerce's National Trade
Databank?
Are there similar databases with trade info about other countries?
For instance the OECD and the GATT publish tables of trade information
that it would be useful to be able to access online.  Any pointers?

thanks



    Jose Perez-Carballo
    286 Ninth St. 1H
    Jersey City, NJ, 07302
    Voice/FAX: (201) 656 4633
    carballo@cs.nyu.edu
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From:         "Mary Deane, Library Systems" <DEANEM@SERVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      MARC format access in OPACs

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I seem to remember that a few months ago someone mentioned that he or she
was compiling instructions on how to reach or achieve a MARC display when
telnetting into remote OPACs.  But now I can't seem to find the info in my
own files or in the PACS-L archives.  Could I beg the good soul who did this
really useful thing to let me know from whence I could ftp, purchase, or
whatever?

Many thanks

Mary Deane
Library Systems
Florida International University
Bitnet: deanem@servax
Internet: deanem@servax.fiu.edu
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 09:45:30 CDT
From:         ckehoe@UTXVM.BITNET
Subject:      National Trade Databank

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Re online source for NTDB -- Nexis has sections of it in the Market Library
and the World library.  The emphasis is on market reports for individual
countries, economic conditions, and business opportunities.  Foreign Traders
Index is included.  Not all of the statistical data is here, and the info
isn't always labeled NTDB.  Rather you'll see the individual components.
See the Guide info on MKTRPT and BUSOPP files for more details.

- Cindy Kehoe, Online
Online Addict
GSLIS, EDB 564
Univ of Texas at Austin
Austin, TX 78712-1276
ckehoe@utxvm.cc.utexas.edu
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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 15:59:05 CDT
From:         "Sara Amato" <samato@Willamette.EDU>
Subject:      CWIS directory

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As a resident lurker who actually _likes_ that term (at least compared to wall
flower!) I'd like to ask a quick information question.

I've been searching the archived list to find the location of a cwis
directory.  The following address was posted last June, but that site does not
seem to accept anonymous ftp.  I tried browsing around in the new
laUNCchpad.unc.edu, but to no avail.  Does anyone have any hints as to where
to find this, or if it is even being kept anymore?  Thanks.

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the CWIS List by Judy
Hallman, available at bbs.oit.unc.edu:pub/docs/cwis-l).

***************
Sara Amato - Willamette University Library - samato@willamette.edu
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Date:         Thu, 5 Nov 1992 11:27:10 CDT
From:         MAXYMUK@ZODIAC.BITNET
Subject:      Philadelphia area meeting

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PARLIE, the Philadelphia Area Reference Librarians' Information
Exchange, is sponsoring a meeting on "What's New Online?"  The meeting
will be held at the BIOSIS Building at 2100 Arch Street in Philadelphia
on Wednesday November 11, 1992 from 9AM to 12:30PM.

Representatives from BIOSIS, DIALOG and Predicasts will demonstrate new
developments in search techniques and resources.  The contact person is
Victoria Dow (215)688-7092.  Attendance is free.
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From: JM20%SWT.DECNET@relay.the.net (Jim Muir)
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Subject: internet access from a public library
Date: 9 Nov 92 15:57:48 GMT
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Please reply to the author, not PACS-L.  Thanks.

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A public library in/near Santa Cruz, CA has asked me how they could get a
connection to the internet.

While I assume that they could do so via dial-up or leased line to a computer on
the UC/Santa Cruz campus, there may be a better arrangement. Cerfnet? If
someone can give me some suggestions and a contact person, I will pass the info
on to the public library.

Sorry if this seems to be a dumb question, but I haven't been monitoring this
list for almost a year.

Thanks,

James A. Muir
Southwest Texas State University
JM20@swtexas
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From:         Reed Altemus <IQM104@URIACC.URI.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Library Use of Net-based Documents
              4 Nov 1992 10:09:17 CDT from <441495@ACADVM1.UOTTAWA.CA>

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See following for discussion in the Library Literature:

Gail McMillan, "Technical Processing of Electronic Journals", *Library
Resources & Technical Services" 36:470-477 (Oct. 1992).
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 09:41:36 CDT
From:         Harry Goodman <goodman@igc.apc.org>
Subject: Re: internet access from a public library

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<<<Replying to full list because other CA public libraries may need
same info<<<

There's any outfit called NetCom that offers full Internet access at
pricing more favorable than CERNet.

NetCom can be reached at 408/554-8649

Flat fee of $19/month for up to 9600bps dialup/non-dedicated port

They also offer dedicated dialup port, SLIP and fulltime leased line
services.


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From:         Calvin Boyer <cjboyer@uci.edu>
Subject:      library gopher client

Please respond directly to the author, not PACS-L.  Thanks, Dana

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I am interested in talking by e-mail to anyone who has developed
a local library gopher client which is used by public service staff in
assisting library users at either a reference or information desk.
Will post summary of information gathered to the list.

      Calvin Boyer  Library  University of California, Irvine
                   PO Box 19557  Irvine, CA  92713
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