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From:         "(Duncan Aldrich)" <duncan@equinox.unr.edu>
Subject:      Re: separate needs and offers
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I agree with the idea of a separate needs and offers list but the proposal
was for a bulletin board.  Just to clarify the issue: a bulletin board will
not allow for electronic communication as GOVDOC-L does.  Instead, what
some enterprising soul needs to do is set up a listserv at their institution
and then get a group of volunteers to assist in the editing of all the messages.
That is how GOVDOC-L operates.  The list editors did discuss the need for
a separate Needs/Offers/Claims listserv last year, but at that time, no one
could either afford the extra time or funds to set up a list.

Thats my two cents worth.

Aimee Piscitelli
Documents Librarian
Eastern Washington University
apiscitelli@ewuvms.bitnet
(509) 359-4821
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Subject:      Duplicate offers:Congressional Record
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From: RFWATWOD%WKYUVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Subject:      Duplicate offers:Congressional Record
To: govdoc-l@PSUVM.PSU.EDU

We would like to offer duplicates of the bound Congressional Record, vol.
122, parts 25,26,27,29.  Please send your mailing address to:

                   Carol L. Watwood
                   Documents and Law Libn.
                   Western Kentucky Univ.
                   Bowling Green, KY 42101
                   Tel. 1(502)745-6175
                   RFWATWOD@WKYUVM.BITNET
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From:         "(Duncan Aldrich)" <duncan@equinox.unr.edu>
Subject:      Wayne Kelley Article

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Folks:

This is not about needs and offers.  It is to thank Jo Anne Beezley for
catching an omission I made last week when I posted information about an
article by Wayne Kelley.  The full citation is:

Kelley, Wayne P., Jr.  "GPO's Vision for Access to Government Information in
the Electronic Age,"  __elcetronic networking: research, applications and
policy__, vol.2, no.2 (summer 1992) pp.50-55, ISSN 1051-4805.

As a past supervisor of an interlibrary loan department I am chagrined at
having posted a shabby citation.  My appologies.

duncan

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

Duncan M. Aldrich
Head, Government Publications Department
Main Library
University of Nevada, Reno
Reno, Nevada 89557-0044

(702) 784-6579
duncan@equinox.unr.edu
duncan@equinox.bitnet

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Subject:      SUDOCS in open stacks (
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In reply to the inquiry regarding open stacks for congressional materials:  I
have worked with both closed and open stack collections.  It is true that
collection maintenance is easier with closed stacks; however, users do like to
browse despite the oddities of the classification system.  In general,
our students are able to cope on their own once the system has been explained
to them once.  We try to insist that they do not attempt to reshelve
themselves.  The inconsistencies in classification patterns create the most
problems, i.e., the use of numbers 99-29 as well as cutters, and of course,
the S.hrg. and S.prt.'s.  There are approximately 5,000 undergraduates, 5,000
graduate students, faculty and the general public who use our collection.  We
receive 75% of the item numbers and virtually all of the congressional
materials (the heaviest used portion of the collection).  Sandy Peterson,
Government Documents Center, Yale University
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From:         "Kate Pittsley" <USERLL97%UMICHUM.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      RE: EPA information

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Regarding the questions on EPA information and databases:
The publication "Access EPA," published by the EPA, Information Access
Branch, Information Management and Services Division, has great info on
EPA publications, databases, and clearinghouses. I have the 1991 edition,
which was available through GPO sales for 18.00 (I'm not at a depository
library.) In "Access EPA," they list a Public Information Center that fields
questions from the public and makes referrals--(202) 475-7751.
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Subject:      Alaska Marine Contaminants Database
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From: gregory lawrence <GLX%CORNELLC@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Alaska Marine Contaminants Database
To: govdoc-l@PSUVM.PSU.EDU

The Alaska Marine Contaminants Database was released as a CD by NOAA in
1989. My library received a copy of the CD, with software, and a user's
manual. During the last 2 1/2 years, the software has become misplaced,
and we are having a difficult time locating another copy.

I have spoken with two persons involved in the database project: Carole
Manen and Jawed Hameedi. Neither can help me. From conversations with
each of them, it appears NOAA has lost interest in the database.

If you have a copy of the software for this database to share, please
contact me. Thank you.

Gregory Lawrence
Albert R. Mann Library
Cornell University
607  255-3242
GLX@CornellC
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Subject:      Fiche Offer
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From: kristi johnson <kjohnso9@ub.d.umn.edu>
Subject: Fiche Offer
To: GOVDOC-l@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Cc: Jim Vileta <jvileta@ub.d.umn.edu>
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In the latest fiche shipment from B&B arriving October 29, I received 7
pockets of unneeded fiche.  The shipping List number is 92-2214-M.  If
anyone out there needs ITEM #0421-E-03--D 301.45/27:88-52
                                        D 301.45/27:89-4
                                        D 301.45/27:90-4
                                        D 301.45/27:90-46
                                        D 301.45/27:90-48
                                        D 301.45/27-4:86-34
                                        D 301.45/27-6:986-1  ---

Please respond to me via E-mail at: kjohnso9@ub.d.umn.edu.
Also, anyone have ITEM #0421-E-06    D 301.45/4:85-0196 off the same
shipping list?  If anyone has an extra to send, please respond to me via
E-MAIL.

Thank you in advance!

Doreen Olson
UMD Library
Government Documents - Room 370
University of Minnesota, Duluth
10 University Drive
Duluth, MN  55812

(218) 726-6157
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Subject:      epa bibliography
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Subject: epa bibliography

has anyone heard word as to if the EPA Quarterly
Bibliography has gone out of existance?  The last
we have received in December 1991 {EP 1.21/7:}.
i tried to call NTIS but the gentleman i spoke to either didn't
know what he was doing or just didn't understand what i
was asking (he thought i wanted to order it)
was asking (he thought i wanted to order the December 1991issue.....
 cindi wolff
 ua0281@uokmvsa
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From:         "(Duncan Aldrich)" <duncan@equinox.unr.edu>
Subject:      recalled depository documents

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Dear Govdoc-L subscribers

Iam interested in receiving comments concerning the recall of documents from
depository libraries during  the past several years.  The most recent of these
recalls was published in Admin Notes - v13, no 20, dated 10-15-92.  Iam also
especially interested in hearing from anyone who remembers the personal visit
from the Federal Marshall about five (5) years ago.  What was the document?  I
would also like replies to the following questions:

1.  Do you destroy documents without question, when asked to, by the GPO?  If
not, what do you do?  Comments please!

2.  Do you question GPO about their reasons for the recall?

Please send replies to me personally-- not the list.

Saragail R. Lynch
Ohio State University Libraries
Columbus, Ohio  43210
slynch@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu
:-)
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I have a somewhat old offer to make.  We received two copies of paper
C 3.224/3:990 CH-1-30, General Housing Characteristics, Nevada on
SL #92-0543-P.  We are missing paper copy C 3.224/3:990 CH-1-29,
General Housing Characteristics, Nebraska found on the same shipping
list.

Anyone want to trade?

Still working on _Children Today_ and _Journal of Agricultural
Economics_.  I should have answers next week for those interested.

**********************************************
Ann E. Miller
Reference/Government Documents
Carrier Library
James Madison University
Harrisonburg, VA  22807
(703) 568-6929
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Subject:      separate bb for needs & offers?
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	Noting the preponderance of needs & offers postings (many of which are,
	regrettably, Census CD's), wouldn't it make sense to have a separate
	bulletin board dedicated to that purpose?  GovDocs-L could then be
	limited to news and policy matters, such as why on earth can't sale
	copies be made available to meet claims on such
things?
From: duncan@equinox.unr.edu ((Duncan Aldrich))
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From: Leon Gyles <T400071%UNIVSCVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Information Request
To: GOVDOC-L@PSUVM.PSU.EDU

Does anybody in Govdoc-land have a name and/or e-mail address of a librarian in
 or around Nome, Alaska?  I have a student who needs a personal contact for a r
esearch paper.

NOTE:  Please respond directly to me, not the list . . . thanks in advance for
your assistance!

        Leon Gyles
        College of Library and Information Science
        University of South Carolina
        Columbia, SC   29208
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Subject:      Separate List for Needs/Offers
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Subject: Separate List for Needs/Offers

I think a separate list is an excellent idea, and no, I don't think it's
safe to assume that it'll  be redundant because everyone who subscribes to
govdoc-l will subscribe. There are a lot of non-depository librarians who
subscribe to govdoc-l who must certainly be bored to tears with all the n/o
traffic (and some of us in depositories, too!), and we've heard from the
overseas contingent before.

Perhaps if Diane Kovacs or someone else with some experience could post
some info on setting up and running a list someone will be enticed
George Barnum, Head of Government Documents
The University Library, Case Western Reserve University
11161 East Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio 44106-7151
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When I was a documents librarian in Texas, I would have loved to have
access to something like govdoc-l in regards to a needs and offers
lists
  However, I agree that it would be much more ideal and time-effective
for everyone to have two separate lists.  I am interested in reading
about such issues as electronic dissemination of federal information
and the conversion of the "top five" (my phrase) reference sources to
microfiche-only distribution, but with messages from other lists, I
sometimes feel overwhelmed.  I look forward to hearing the ideas of
those of you "in the trenches."


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From: goodman@igc.apc.org (Harry Goodman)
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Subject: Yr QUESTIONS On Privitization
Date: 12 Nov 92 19:31:00 GMT
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
        On Saturday, 11/14, we'll be exploring continuing and expanding
access to Government Information.
        Our interview GUESTS will be PATRICIA GLASS SCHUMAN, Immediate
Past President of ALA and KEN ALLEN, President of the Information
Industry Association.

        I'd very much appreciate receiving, via phone or email, your
questions and comments on the following topics:

1.      The trend of gathering less information by the federal gov't

2.      The trend of reduced GPO printing of government info

3.      The move to contracting the publication of government information
        by private sector companies

4.      The GPO WINDO and Gateways To Government legislative initiatives.

5.      Proposals to substitute so-called "information stamps" for the
        existing GPO distribution program under the Federal Depository
        Library Program.


        If you wish to give your questions/comments _on the air_ please
phone us between 3:00-3:45 PM (Eastern Time) on Saturday, November 14th.
The call-in number is 1-800-231-8255.
        If you can't phone during the broadcast please either send
email to:
                goodman@igc.apc.org

        Or leave a voicemail message at 1-800-231-8255

Many thanks, ....harry

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Subject:      clinton e-mail
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Subject:      clinton e-mail

GOVDOC-L readers:  If anyone is interested in e-mailing the Clinton/Gore
people, (for congrats or in case you're going through the Plum Book), here is
their e-mail address that someone sent me (I haven't verified it).
--Michael Cotter, East Carolina University
----------------------------Original message----------------------------


 Michael--

 I sent an e-mail message to Joan Reyes--don't know if it got through.  The e-ma
 il address I had for clinton was:

 clinton-wins@mail.clinton-gore.org

 Sandy Wittman #59
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Subject:      EPA Bibliography

          I have three issues of the 1992 EPA Publications Bibliography
          published by NTIS:

          PB92-904201  Jan-Mar 92
          PB92-904202  Apr-Jun 92
          PB92-904203  Jul-Sep 92

          I guess you need to contact NTIS to find out why you haven't
          received it yet.

          Phyl Barrus
          LABAT-ANDERSON contract Librarian
          EPA Region 6 Library
          Dallas, TX 214 655-6424
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FAQ files are available at cica, but I don't remember where !

cica : ftp.cica.indiana.edu (129.79.20.84)


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 Michel Colin

 Brussels University                 Tel : +32-2-650 57 03
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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 12:07:16 CET
From:         Joern-Morten Innselset <VEI92001@NOBIVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: *.wav files needed
              9 Nov 1992 12:44:00 BSC from <RVD1@C53000.PETROBRAS.ANRJ.BR>

On Mon, 9 Nov 1992 12:44:00 BSC Celso Nardi said:
>Hi there everybody!
>
>I'm new at this list, and I have heard the news about the speak.exe, so I got
>it
>and that's really great!

 If any of you sound-maniacs without a sound board would like to hear some
 *really* great music from the squeeker, you should get ModPlay (MP219b.zip)
 This program can play Amiga MOD-files through the loudspeaker as well,
 and if you got a reasonably sized one... who needs a sound board?

Yours, Morten.
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