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From:         "Michael S. Hart" <HART@vmd.cso.uiuc.edu>
Subject:      Rainforest Fires

I saw this somewhere. . .can anyone verify:

7,000 fires were spotted in a single day in the Amazon Rainforest
via satellite

=====================================================

Thank you for your interest,

Michael S. Hart, Professor of Electronic Text
Executive Director of Project Gutenberg Etext
Illinois Benedictine College, Lisle, IL 60532
No official connection to U of Illinois--UIUC
hart @uiucvmd.bitnet or hart@vmd.cso.uiuc.edu
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 15:07:42 EST
From:         LPRUITT@FRMNVAX1.BITNET
Subject:      Offer

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

We have available (first come, first serve) bound volumes of Nuclear Science
Abstracts, ER 1.10:, vol. 1 (July-Dec. 1948) through the last volume in 1976.
Whole set only, unless I have no takers.
Reply directly to me, not the list.
Reimburse for UPS.

Lisa Pruitt
Government Documents Librarian
James B. Duke Library
Furman University
3300 Poinsett Hwy
Greenville, SC  29613
(803)294-3203
lpruitt@frmnvax1.bitnet
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 09:06:53 CST
From:         DIANN@prime.mhsl.uab.edu
Subject:      GAO Report

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I need a GAO Report that was issued on January 14 concerning emergency
room care.  I know that I have seen Judy Schneider's name and e-mail
address on GOVDOC-L before, and I hope that she is tuned in, and will
contact me to help out.  (I know that there is some way to find people's
addresses, but naturally, I can't figure out such things when I am in
a hurry!).

Will someone out there send me the GAO Library or Judy Schneider's
e-mail address or phone number?  If someone happens to know the
real title of this report, I'll accept that help as well.

Thanks alot!
Diann Weatherly
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Diann@prime.mhsl.uab.edu
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From:         Ann Miller <FAC_AMILLER@JMUVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      State statistics on STF1C CD

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

I'm attempting to get a breakdown by state and then race from STF1C
(US Summary) disc.  It is easily available in the printed summary, I know,
but my students really want to use the CD.  This seems like something
go should do!

I've tried Browsing by US, state and region.  All I come up with are
the geographic components set by Census (rural, urban, MSA/CMSA) for
either the whole country, region, or state.  No state to state
comparisons.

I've started downloading files from the Census BB to update my Extract
to where I can search STF1C but it's going to take a while.  My modem
downloads at 2400 baud and I get an hour at a time (takes forever).

Anyone have any luck doing this?  I know I could look at every STF1A
disc and find the state info there, or print out every race table on STF1C
but there just seems like there HAS to be an easier way.

Any help would be much appreciated.  I'll post back to the list if
we have any luck.

Thanks

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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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 09:17:48 EST
From:         "Sushila Selness,
              USD Legal Research Center" <SELNESS@ACUSD.BITNET>
Subject:      request for title verification

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
We have not yet received the Clarence Thomas nomination hearings through
our CIS subscription.  I remember mention of some libraries receiving the
hearings transcripts via another source some weeks back.

A patron at our library would like to confirm that the following title
appears on the hearing itself.  Can someone who has the material in hand
either confirm or correct this title?

     "Hearings before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary on the
nomination of Clarence Thomas of Georgia for Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States"

A photocopy of the title page faxed to the following number would be even
more helpful.

Thanks in advance.
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:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 11:02:22 EST
From:         MSAFFORD@FLINT.MINES.COLORADO.EDU
Subject:      CD-ROM offer

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From shipping list 93-0001-E, we received two copies of the CD-ROM
U.S. Exports of Merchandise, CDEX-92-10.  If you didn't receive yours,
please let me know and I'll mail our extra copy.

Mary Safford      msafford@mines.colorado.edu
Colorado School of Mines
Arthur Lakes Library
Golden, CO  80401
(303)273-3695
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From:         orlando@regentdb.osrhe.uoknor.edu
Subject:      Re: Downloading from the Census
              Nyberg" at Jan 19, 93 5:32 pm

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Could you give me the BBS number.  I must have missed it.

I'd really appreaciate it.

Orlando
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 14:29:50 EST
From:         SCHREINE@TWSUVM.BITNET
Subject:      Loading Marcive tapes into LUIS or separate file

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
This has probably been discussed before on this list so I apologize for any
repetition.  Our library has begun a big debate on whether or not we should
load Marcive tapes directly into our NOTIS OPAC and clean them up later or
whether we should load the tapes into a separate database which would appear
as another menu item on the OPAC.  The reference librarians vote for the latter
because they want to be able to continue to describe LUIS, our online catalog,
as an accurate record of our holdings.  They are concerned that, if we load the
Marcive tapes into LUIS without cleaning them up first, the OPAC, for the first
time, will have significant numbers of records for things that are not actually
on the shelves.

I would like to hear from other libraries who have loaded the Marcive tapes.
Has anyone out there loaded them right away into the OPAC without cleaning
them up first?  If so, do you have any idea of the percentage of records that
did not reflect items on the shelf?  Has anyone loaded them as a separate
menu item on the OPAC?  For those of you that put them into a test database
not visible to the public and only added them to the OPAC when they were
cleaned up, why did you decide to go that route?

Finally, if you respond, please give me some idea of your staffing.  Our
cataloging department (who is implementing this project) has a total of 11
people but only one cataloger will be working on this project part of her
time with one and one-half staff positions devoted to it full-time.

I would very much appreciate your input to help us make this decision.
Thank you.

Rebecca Schreiner-Robles
Head of Reference
Wichita State University, Ablah Library
1845 N. Fairmount
Wichita, Kansas  67260-0068
Bitnet:  Schreine@twsuvm
Phone:  316-689-3591
ves.
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Subject:      request for info

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
A colleague of mine received a message on PACS-L with the line
"Currently the NSF and NIH run gopher servers as one means of online
access to their public documents."  She is experimenting with various
gophers.  Could someone provide me with more information on these
two and any instructions?  Thanks
Cathy Dwyer
University at Albany/SUNY
CD621@ALBNYVMS.BITNET               518-442-3549
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Subject:      Re: GPO CD housing

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At East Carolina we are using a file cabinet that is made to store CDs.  It was
 a hand me down from the music library who bought it to store their music CDs.
It is just like a regular file cabinet only the drawers are the height of CDs.
We also acquired surplus from music library two smaller files. One is about fou
r feet high and can store CDs running the long way down the side of the cabinet
one CD deep. The other cabinet is a sort of media storage thing on wheels (nice
 wood grain,etc).  It has 12 drawers for CD storage in the normal way (case fro
nt) and eight drawers to store CDs flat about three or four deep in little boxe
s.  Again this was purchased by the music librarian to store music CDs and appa
rently is some sort of standard media storage (Brodart?).  I think the standard
 CD file cabinet is the best way to go. It looks like a regular file cabinet. T
he other two cabinets are sort of weird to store in. The media thing on wheels
is pretty to look at and will store lots of CDs. Sort of looks like an operatin
g room gadget trolley.
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Date:         Sun, 24 Jan 1993 12:42:38 EST
From:         Lydia Fish <FISHLM@SNYBUFVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Pres. Clinton's Inaugural Address

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>VWAR-L readers: For your information, since so many of us are interested in
>current events.

>Michael Cotter
>Documents Librarian
>Joyner Library
>East Carolina University
>Greenville NC 27858
>919/757-6533

Dear Michael

Thank you so very much!

Can you also find the text of Mayangelou's (sp?) poem?  I must admit that I
liked it better than Clinton's address!

Lydia
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From:         "Wilson T. Plunkett" <NOTWTP@LSUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Ku Klux Klan and GPO/MoCat

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Ms. Ranger,

There is a wealth of information on the Ku Klux Klan in U.S. government
documents.  The following is a "fairly exhaustive" bibliography of KKK
coverage in U.S. docs from 1774 to 1992:

Outrages by Ku Klux Klan.  House Miscellaneous Document No. 23.  40th
Congress, 3rd Session. (Serial 1385)

The KU-Klux Conspiracy.  Senate Report No. 22, Parts 1 -13.  42nd
Congress, 2nd Session.  (Serials 1529-1541)  Feb. 19, 1872.

The Ku-Klux Conspiracy.  Senate Report No. 41.  42nd Congress, 2nd
Session.  (Serials 1486-1496)  Feb. 19, 1872.

The two previous documents appear identical except for the name of the
committee member making the report.  Mr. Poland in No.22 and Mr. Scott
in No. 41.

The Ku Klux Klan.  (Y4.R86/1:K95) 1922.

The Present-Day Ku Klux Klan Movement.  (Y4.Un1/2:K95/2) Dec. 11, 1967.
Activities of Ku Klux Klan Organizations in the United States, Parts 1-5
& index.  (Y4.Un1/2:k95/pt.1-5,index) 1966-68.

Same. House Document 377. 90th Congress, 2nd Session.  (Serial 12808-7)
Dec. 11, 1967.

Organizational Conspiracies Act of 1966.  House Report No. 2335.  89th
Congress, 2nd Session.  (Serial 12713-7)  Oct. 21, 1966.

Organizational Conspiracies Act of 1967.  House Report No. 648.  90th
Congress, 1st Session.  (Serial 12753-5)  Sept. 19, 1967.

Intelligence Activities: Senate Resolution 21. Vol. 6.
(Y4.In8/17:In8/v.6)  1976.  Esp. pp 516-527 and 843-869.

Increasing Violence Against Minorities.  (Y4.J89/1:96/78)  Esp. pp.
4-25, 44-72, & 78-115.

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Fiscal Year 1981 Authorization.
(Y4.J89/2:96-62) Esp. pp. 50-60.  Apr. 3, 1980.

Racially Motivated Violence.  (Y4.J89/1:97/135)  Esp. pp. 425-438.
1983.

Racially Motivated Violence.  (Y4.J89/1:100/144)  Esp. pp. 107-111.
1989.

I know I probably missed a few, but these should at least get your
students started.

Wilson T. Plunkett
U.S. Documents/Patent and Trademark Information Specialist
Louisiana State University
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Subject: Canadian weather
Date: 26 Jan 1993 09:23:59 -0800
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Does anyone outh   there know the phone number for the address of the
Canadian equivalent of the U.S. National weather Service?  A faculty
member wants to gather information relating to temperature over the last
thirty years ago at specific sites in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberta.
Any suggestions b   you have as to where we might find such information
would be most appreciated.  Thanks

Ann Smith
Augustana College
Sioux Falls, SD

asmith@inst.augie.edu
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You might try Canadian climate normals: temperature and
precipitation, 1951-1980. Ottawa, Environment Canada, Atmospheric
Environemtn Service, 1982.  6 v. ( There is a volume for the
'Prairie Provinces'.

 Also: Canadian climate normals, 1951-1980. Voume 2 is temperature.
This is a different terminal set from the above.

---David Rozkuszka
   Jonsson Library of Government Documents
   Stanford University Libraries
   Stanford, California  94305-6004
   415-725-1028
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 09:29:19 CST
From:         "Linda A. Kopecky" <kopecky@eagle.sangamon.edu>
Subject:      ALA GODORT FDTF work groups

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
All those attending the Midwinter conference of the American Library
Association:  Please take the time to participate in the GODORT Federal
Documents Task Force Work Groups meeting: Sunday, January 24,
9:30-12:30, CCC C112.

Work Groups is an action oriented meeting.  We announce several topics
concerning federal government information and then break into small
groups.  The groups discuss the topics more fully and develop a recommended
action for the FDTF to take (e.g. a letter from GODORT to an agency; a
formal resolution to go through GODORT Legislation Committee to ALA;
recommend a White Paper be written to further explore the topic;
announce something via _DttP_ or _Admin Notes_, etc.).

Possible topics for Sunday's meeting include:

* GPO Budget; further implications for depository libraries.

* Distribution of hearings on microfiche (one paper copy per institution
rule)

* Federal Depository Reorganization

* Electronic depositories

* Census

* ERIC

* GODORT FDTF Agency Liaison Program

Members of the Depository Library Council, GPO staff, core members of
the Depository Operations Work Group, and Census Bureau staff are
planning on attending this meeting to provide input.

All of you are encouraged to attend!

Linda Kopecky
FDTF Coordinator
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From:         VICKY YORK <alivy%msu.dnet@mtsunix1.BITNET>
Subject:      mpla

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To all in the Mountain Plains Library Association region:

Planning for the fall MPLA conference is well underway and I would
like to extend to all in the MPLA region an invitation to join MPLA
and the Government Documents Section.  This year promises to be
another active one for the section in terms of programs at the
annual conference which will be held Oct. 1-4 in Snowmass, CO
One of the programs in cooperation with CO GODORT will be a GIS
program; another will be a followup to last year's sucessful program
on tape loading - this time bibliographic control in the post load
environment. We are also looking for those interested in serving
as vice-chair, chair-elect and secretary.  Hope many of you will
be able to participate in MPLA and GOV DOC SECTION.
Vicky York
Chair, MPLA Govdoc Section
Montana State University
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From:         cwolff <UA0281%UOKMVSA.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      printing error: is it just us again?

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
check your hearing:
   Civil rights enforcement by the department of education
   [Y4.g74/7:ed8/7]
  our copy has the first 26 pages of:
    "Live sightings" reports of americans listed as
  missing in action in southeast asia" [Y4.v64/4:
  s.hrg 99-1089]

 if by some chance you have the first 26 pages of the
civil rights enforcement....we'd appreciate copies....
heavy sigh....since this is from 1987 i am not
sure if we could get a copy.....heavier sigh....
  cindi wolff
  university of oklahoma
  ua0281@uokmvsa
p.s. those providing first 26 pages will be bought
     a beer at a denver bar....or perhaps d.c.
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 00:30:55 EST
From:         Marcia L Boosinger <BOOSIML@AUDUCADM.DUC.AUBURN.EDU>
Subject:      Instruction Workshop

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
              WORKSHOP ON "IMPROVING YOUR TEACHING SKILLS"

The Alabama Association of College and Research Libraries will sponsor
a two-day workshop on bibliographic instruction methods, "Improving
Your Teaching Skills,"  March 4 and 5, 1993, at the Auburn University
Hotel and Conference Center, Auburn, Alabama.

Speakers will include Betsy Baker, Head of Reference, Northwestern
University Library; Trish Ridgeway, library consultant and Head,
Technical Services, the Handley Library, Winchester, Virginia; and
Randall Hensley, Assistant Head of the Odegaard Library, University of
Washington.

Topics will include teaching skills as they relate to learning styles;
reshaping the bibliographic instruction lecture; using active learning
techniques in instruction; and user behavior with online systems as it
relates to library use instruction.

Cost:  $65.00 AACRL members
       $75.00 all others
       Registration includes two meals

Registration deadline:  February 4, 1993

For more information, please contact:

Marcia Boosinger
Bibliographic Instruction Librarian
Ralph Brown Draughon Library
Auburn University, AL  36849-5606

boosiml@lib.auburn.edu
Tel:  (205) 844-1740
FAX:  (205) 844-1753
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From:         john walters <FDWALTER@UCF1VM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Canadian Weather Service
              25 Jan 1993 23:07:29 EST from <asmith@inst.augie.edu>

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
See the November/December issue of GPR for a couple of possibilities.
Technical Reports Section, entry no. 127, "International Station Metereological
Climate Summary CD-Rom.  See also: entry no. 281 in the section on Canada,
entitled "Climate Change and Canadian Impacts: the Scientific Perspective."

John Walters
University of Central Florida Library
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 10:34:39 EST
From:         Madeline Desrosiers <MDESROSI@UVMVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Offer

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
     We just received SL 93-0001-E and we have an extra CD. It is
C3.282/2:CD 90-3 A-55, Texas, (Donley County-Karnes County). If you
are in need of this CD please contact me directly and I will mail it
to you.
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 14:32:58 EST
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Subject:      Census CD-ROM Query -- Has anyone received this yet?

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

        I am trying to determine if the following Census CD-ROM has been
distributed to depositories yet.  We have not yet received it and I did
not see it on any of the old electronic shipping lists (I could have missed
it).  Your help is greatly appreciated.  Please reply directly to me.

TITLE:          1990 Census of Population and Housing Block Statistics

ITEM NO.:       154-F

SUDOCS NO.:     C 3.282/3: CD 90-1B-5; or C 3.282: CD 90-1B-5/992-2
                (The SUDOCS No. appears a couple of different ways on
                different shipping lists for other CD's in series).

CD NO./CENSUS NO.:      CD90-1B-5

REGIONS COVERED:        West NortCentral Division and South Atlantic
                        Division
                        (This is a guesstimate, based on the CD-ROM contents
                        CD90-1B-4 and CD90-1B-6

        Any information that you can provide will be greatly appreciated.
If you have a duplicate CD and want to find a caring and loving home for it,
please send it me.  It will receive the best care possible.

        Thanks in advance for everyone's help.

Jim

Jim Walsh
O'Neill Library
Boston College
Chestnut Hill, MA  02167
walshop@bcvms (bitnet)
617-552-3354
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