HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: barkley@lib.wfunet.wfu.edu (dan barkley)
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Subject: Claims
Date: 16 Oct 92 20:11:06 GMT
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I've noticed recently that several claims we have faxed to gpo recently have
been returned as "claims copies exhausted".  What's interesting to note
about this is that we faxed a claim to them on the day it was received
(ie--in one case 5/14/92).  However, the claim copy was marked by GPO with
a date of nearly 6 weeks later (6/30/92).  Perhaps I'm being a bit
negative about this but 6 weeks seems a bit long for a fax to travel the
length of the gpo.

Have others experienced similar happenings?  And if so, can you forward to
me examples.  As chair of the Depository Operations Work Group, this is
something I can bring to the attention of those still working at GPO (as
opposed to Council which isn't allowed to dirty itself with operational
matters).  I would appreciate anyone who has had a similar experience to
make a photocopy of their claim(s) and send it to:
		Dan Barkley
		Government Documents
		Z. Smith Reynolds Library
		Wake Forest University
		Winston-Salem, NC  27109

I will keep tab on this matter and report back to the group at a later date.

Thanks.
From: LMACIVER@BPL.ORG
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Subject: RE: reviewing government CD-ROMs
Date: 15 Oct 92 17:53:09 GMT
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    This is a long overdue task!  Glad to see you attempting it.  The
Boston Public Library is a regional (100%) depository library for the
U.S. government and a depository for U.N. documents.  We might be interest_
ed in helping in one of the ares of coverage.  Will you be keeping a compre-
hensive list that you will share with us as a result of the project?!
                Linda B. MacIver
                 Government Documents Department
                  Boston Public Library
                   Copley Square
                    Boston, MA 02117

                (617)536-5400 x556
                lmaciver@bpl.org

P.S.  We are also a participating library in the ARL/GIS Literact Project to
       link Census 90 statistics with GIS mapping software.  Sorry for the
        typos!
From: duncan@equinox.unr.edu ((Duncan Aldrich))
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To: "Gov. Info. Bull. Board"             <GOVDOC-L@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
From: "Stephen M. Hayes (219) 239-5268"
 <LTPYWS%IRISHMVS.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject: HELP-- TOUGH QUESTION

I HAVE A USER LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON:

IMPRISONMENT OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN:

SOUTH AFRICA
INDIANA ( U.S. GENERAL)

I WILL BE SUGGESTION THE USUAL: UN, WASH POST, NYT, PAIS,
  ETC.
DOES ANYONE IN DOCUMENTSLAND HAVE ANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS WHAT I
SHOULD PASS ALONG.  THIS USER IS A VISITING AFRICAN LAW FACULTY
HERE AT N.D. DOING INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH IN AN AREA, NATURALLY,
WE DO NOT COLLECT IN.  SHE IS LOOKING FOR THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE
ASPECT NOT JUST LEGAL/INTERNATIONAL LAW.

THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR ANY HELP

STEVE HAYES
VOICE: 219-239-5268
E-MAIL: HAYES.2@ND.EDU
        LTPYWS@IRISHMVS.BITNET
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Subject:      Re: MORE ON CIS REPUBLICS

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From: David Cobb <DCOBB%HARVARDA@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: MORE ON CIS REPUBLICS
To: Discussion of Government Document Issues <GOVDOC-L@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
 <duncan@equinox.unr.edu>

The current version of PC-Globe (5.0) updated to March 15, 1992 includes
maps and socio-economic data for the CIS republics and the "new"
Yugoslavia. This is an electronic mapping package available on two 3.5 in.
discs.
>
> David Cobb
> Harvard Map Collection
>
From: duncan@equinox.unr.edu ((Duncan Aldrich))
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Subject: NEEDS
Date: 12 Oct 92 09:17:02 GMT
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From: Kim Ranger <rangerk@GVSU.EDU>
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Subject: NEEDS

          We claimed two issues of Index Medicus (HE 20.3612:) and
          have not received them.  I know GPO is  backlogged in
          claims, so if anyone has extra copies they would like to
          donate to us, please let me know.  We are missing volume 33,
          numbers 4 and 6 (both have 2 parts).

          Kim Ranger
          Documents/Reference Librarian
          Grand Valley State University
          Allendale, MI 49401
          (616) 895-3500
          internet: rangerk@gvsu.edu
From: DIANN@prime.mhsl.uab.edu
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Subject: Thanks for Debate Info
Date: 16 Oct 92 16:01:37 GMT
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Many, many thanks to all of you who responded to my request for
presidential/vice-presidential debate information.  The transcripts
are readily available in the _New York Times_ and the _Washington
Post_.  (OK, so I'm not a big national newspaper reader!).  I also
had several messages informing me that the transcripts were
available through LEGI-SLATE, for those of you who subscribe to
that service.

In any case, it's overwhelming to ask a question in the morning and
have a whole list full of answers in the afternoon!  I have never
before felt so much in great company with you all, my colleagues.

By the way, the debates themselves were on my computer that
afternoon as well, which I have downloaded to disk and am about to
print-out to keep handy for future questions.  They were sent to
me by persons who subscribe to the Clinton list (clinton@marist.bitnet)
which I believe was mentioned sometime earlier on this list.

I don't believe my amazement at the technological world will ever cease.

Thanks again.

Diann Weatherly
Univ. of Alabama at Birmingham
Diann@prime.mhsl.uab.edu
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 From:  Margot Krissiep
 Subject: Shelving flimsy documents

 Thanks to everyone who forwarded their methods/policies for shelving
 those often annoying "flimsies".  In case anyone is interested in the
 results, most people seem to keep them in a pamphlet/vertical file type
 arrangement, either with princeton files or file cabinets (something
 our reference people don't want to deal with--we don't have a separate
 documents area).  Several people use pam boxes/princeton files in the
 stacks, labelling them with the class stem in which numerous flimsies
 appear, and putting them at the beginning of the class.  I think I
 can sell that idea here.  Again, thanks to all of you.

 Margot Krissiep
 Head, Documents Processing
 Washington State Univ.
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Subject: RE: NAFTA

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From: "Margaret S. Walker" <WALKER%FAUVAX@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
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    Even when I get shipping lists with the same numbers, even when
    GPO staff switch around, I believed the NTDB to be perfect.
       I could always turn to it to solve all my problems.  So
    when the "teaser" screen said under "Programs added this month",
    "Complete text"of the North American Free Trade Agreement, I believed them.
    My beliefs have been dashed.  Is there nothing sacred in
    depository land?  My apologies to those who got as excited as I
    did about this.

    Peggy Walker
    This is getting to be less like fun and more like work.


 Margaret S. Walker              INTERNET: Walker@Acc.Fau.Edu
 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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Subject:      Missing shipping lists

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From: Marcia Gorin <GORIN%FSUAVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Missing shipping lists
To: govdoc-l <GOVDOC-L@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>

I would greatly appreciate it if someone would send me copies of
the following microfiche shipping lists:
 92-1937, 92-1938, 92-1940, 92-1941.  (They are from B&B Information...)

So that I don't receive duplicate copies, or waste anyone's time, feel
free to e-mail me to let me know if you can send them.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.

Marcia Gorin
Strozier Library
Documents Dept.
Florida State University
Tallahassee, Fl. 32306-2047
Bitnet:gorin@fsuavm
Fax:644-4702
From: lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu (lopresti robert)
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Subject: Re: shelf software
Date: 15 Oct 92 14:34:18 GMT
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In terms of moving docs and leaving top shleves empty (as Kathy Amen
suggests)...

When we moved four years ago we decided to leave bottom shelves empty
whenever possible and fill top shelves.

Anyone guess the punchline?

TUrns out our ceilings have asbestos and everytime a book brushes
against it going in or out of the top shelf...

Now the whole bleeping library needs to be moved around so that
all the ceilings can be cleaned/covered/or removed.  On the bright
side, our asbestos is extremely non-friable, which means we are
unlikely to be breathing the stuff.

THESE OPINIONS ARE STRICTLY MY OWN, NATCH...................................
Rob Lopresti                                 "In the end there is one dance
Wilson Library                                you'll do alone."
WWU                                                 -Jackson Browne
Bellingham, WA
98225-9103                                lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu
From: Dorothy.Davis@um.cc.umich.edu
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Subject: NEEDS AND OFFERS: Nevada-Nebraska census
Date: 15 Oct 92 14:48:14 GMT
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We received two copies of 1990 Census of Housing General
Housing Characteristics: NEVADA (1990 CH-1-30), but no
NEBRASKA.  Shipping list 92-0543-P, dated 9/30/92.  Anyone
want to swap?

Dorothy Gae Davis
University of Michigan-Flint
Library Documents Unit
FLINT MI 48502-2186
VOICE  (313)762-3418
FAX  (313)762-3
133

INTERNET Dorothy.Davis@um.cc.umich.edu
BITNET USERFAFH@UMICHUM
From: NOTMSB%LSUVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU (Smittie Bolner)
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                   LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
                        AND A & M COLLEGE

         U. S. Documents/Library Instruction Specialist

     The LSU Libraries Business Administration/Government Documents
     Department seeks qualified candidates for the position of U. S.
     Documents/Library Instruction Specialist.  This position reports
     to the Head of the Business Administration/Government Documents
     Department and is responsible for bibliographic instruction and
     training in the area of government information resources; responsible
     for training and evaluating the graduate assistants in the
     Department; performs detailed reference and research assistance for
     government and business information; performs technical processing
     functions in the NOTIS on-line system.

     The BA/Government Documents Department has a staff of six librarians
     and 3.  75 FTE support staff.  The LSU Libraries implemented NOTIS in
     1985, has a variety of CD-ROM workstations, and is a member of ARL,
     CRL, ASERL, and SOLINET.

     Required Qualifications:  ALA accredited MLS degree; effective oral
     and written communication skills.

     Preferred Qualifications:  Experience and/or training in library
     instruction or other teaching; graduate coursework and/or experience
     in government publications and/or business reference; well-developed
     interpersonal skills, including the ability to work effectively with
     individuals or groups with diverse backgrounds and levels of
     interest; expee in using automated systems such as CD-ROM databases,
     on-line catalogs, or other bibliographic utilities; familiarity with
     microcomputer hardware and software.

     Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience; $23,000
     minimum at the Assistant Librarian level depending upon
     qualifications and experience.  Tenure track with faculty benefits.
     Applications:  Send letter of application with vita and the names,
     addresses, and telephone numbers of three references to:  Caroline
     Wire, U.S. Documents/Library Instruction Specialist Search Committee,
     295 Middleton Library, Louisiana State University,  Baton Rouge,
     LA, 70803.  Preference given to application received by
     November 15, 1992.
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From:         "(Duncan Aldrich)" <duncan@equinox.unr.edu>
Subject:      Re: 1790 Census Datbase?

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From: Diane Garner <DXG%HARVARDA@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: 1790 Census Datbase?
To: Discussion of Government Document Issues <GOVDOC-L@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
 <duncan@equinox.unr.edu>

Data from the 19th century censuses has been digitized and is available from
ICPSR. I am writing from home and don't have access to the catalog at the
moment, but I am sure the tape is listed in the section on U.S. Censuses.
Diane Garner
Harvard College Library
DXG@harvarda
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Subject:      Defenestration

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'MSG:FROM: J-WALL  --UMINN1   TO: GOVDOC-L--PSUVM             10/12/92 15:38:47
 To: GOVDOC-L--PSUVM

 Subject: Defenestration(out the WINDO)

 Hi List readers:
    I had thought one of our DC contacts would post something by now, but
 seeing nothing I will put out the bad news. The WINDO/Gateway reincarnation,
 HR 5983, never got to the floor of the Senate, thus is dead. I am unaware
 of whether anyone has determined where the Senate hold came from - it may
 be known some day. I know many of us called and faxed our senators in the last
  week. Thanks to all who tried. We will undoubtedly hear what the authors
 plan to do in the next session, and will all begin our involvement again.

 Julie Wallace
 GODORT Chair

 Julia F. Wallace, Gov. Pubs. Library      Voice: (612) 626-7520
 409 Wilson Library, U of MN                 FAX: (612) 626-9353
 309 19th Avenue South                     Bitnet: J-WALL@UMINN1
 Minneapolis, MN 55455         Internet: J-WALL@vm1.spcs.umn.edu

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Subject:      RE: 1790 Census Datbase?

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Date:     Fri,  9 Oct 1992 17:55 CDT
From: "Anne L. Cooper UW-CDE Data Libr. 608/262-6323 or          238-5575"
 <COOPER%WISCSSC@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:  RE: 1790 Census Datbase?
To: GOVDOC-L@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Original_To:  BITNET%"GOVDOC-L@PSUVM.BITNET"
Original_Cc:  COOPER

 ICPSR (The InterUniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research) has
files of county summaries of Census Data for 1790 onwards; not the
individual-level data you mention entering, but machine-readable versions
of the county-level publications.  If you are aware of a data library on
your campus, you could ask them.  If you aren't and don't know if your
institution is a member, call ICPSR at 313-763-5010 and ask about your
college's membership and who your Official Representative is.  Data files
are distributed to members only through their OR's.  In days gone by, the
OR was often an untenured new assistant professor in Poli. Sci or Soc.  As
more formal data facilities have grown up, their head staff person has often
become the ICPSR OR.

================= cooper@ssc.wisc.edu ==============================
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Subject:      NESE-DB

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Subject: NESE-DB


I just read the memo from "A=WILLIAMS" about the new version of NESE-DB.
WHile I am very excited about it, I remain amazed that the new version,
like the prototype, does not include anything from the Dept of
Labor!

I realize that NESE is aimed at businesses, but can the COmmerce Dept
really believe no one in business would be interested in COnsumer
Price Index, Unemployment figures, the Handbook of Labor Statistics,
etc?

Anyone else feel that way?

           THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED HERE ARE SOLELY MY OWN, BUT YOU CAN
                          BORROW THEM FOR TWO WEEKS
Robert Lopresti                                  "The long memory is the
Wilson Library                                    most radical idea in
Western Washington University                     America."
Bellingham, WA                                           -Claire Sparks
98225-9103                    lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu
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Subject:      Re: naca

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From: alivy%msu.dnet%mtsunix1.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU (VICKY YORK)
To: terra::"govdoc-l@psuvm.bitnet"@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Subject: Re: naca

thanks to all you replied to my requests - as usual govdoc-l
comes through again.
vicky
msu libraries
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I was just wondering what other reference and govdoc departments are
doing about offering special services to handicapped patrons. By
"special services" I mean reading to or making free copies for visually
impaired, providing intense reference and research assistance for
learning disabled and others, etc.
Do you provide work-study students, tutors or readers (human) etc.?
Are there handicapped services sections in library policy manuals
and handbooks?
Thank you in advance for any information...
Garet Nelson
Lyndon State College
Lyndonville, Vermont 05851
in%"nelsong@vscnet.bitnet"
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Subject:      USA Counties

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Dear Colleagues,

As is not entirely unusual for me, I'm confused.  On shipping list
92-0020-E the USA Counties CD was distributed under item number
0154-B-01.  A note on the list tells us that item number 0150-C
has been set up for the CD and everyone selecting 0154-B-01 will
receive 0150-C in the future.  But, in AdNotes v. 13, no. 17 in
the Update to the List of Classes section it tells us that item
0150-B-01 has been established for USA Counties and that selection
records from item 0154-B-01 have been transferred to 0150-B-01.

Does anyone know which is correct?

Lori Smith
Sims Memorial Library
Southeastern Louisiana University
SLIB1532@selu.edu
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