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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 17:00:04 CST
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From:         Joel <ZUCKJOEL@ol.isu.edu>
Subject:      NEW LIST: FEDJOBS - Federal Job Openings

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Date:          Thu, 7 Jan 1993 12:12:06 CST
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From:          David Avery <DAVID%DARTCMS1.BITNET@VM1.NoDak.EDU>
Subject:       NEW LIST: FEDJOBS - Federal Job Openings
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FEDJOBS on LISTSERV@DARTCMS1
        or LISTSERV@DARTCMS1.DARTMOUTH.EDU
        Federal Government Job Openings List

   This list hosts copies of the electronic postings of Federal job openings
   obtained by downloading from the dialup OPM bulletin boards and postings
   of individual openings.  The downloaded files are normally updated weekly.
   To obtain a list of the available files send a mail message to
   LISTSERV@DARTCMS1 which contains the command INDEX FEDJOBS in the body of
   the mail message.  To get a file listed in the INDEX, use the command
   SEND "filename" "filetype", eg SEND DALLAS TXT . To automatically receive
   copies of all job files whenever they are updated, send mail to
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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 13:28:25 CST
From:         "Margaret S. Walker" <WALKER%FAUVAX@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      EPA Report - Secondhand Smoke

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      In the news is the discussion about the new EPA report on
      second-hand smoke.  The New York Times, January 8, 1993 had a
      good citation to it and A PHONE NUMBER.  So - here's the
      information: "A limited number of copies of the report,
      "Respiratory Health Effects of Passive Smoking: Lung Cancer and
      Other Disorders," Order number: EPA/600/6-90/006F, can be
      obtained free of charge in about three weeks by writing: CERI,
      U.S. EPA, 26 W. Martin Luther King Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio,
      45268; or phoning 513-569-7562 or faxing requests to
      513-569-7566." I called about 8:30 this morning and they will
      send me one - the person answering the phone said they expect
      to get them from the printer by January 15 and will mail them
      out then.  Happy hunting.

      Peggy Walker

 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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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 17:02:02 CST
From:         Bernan <bernan@CLASS.ORG>
Subject:      FYI DOCUMENT INFO: BUDGET

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"BUDGET BASELINES, HISTORICAL DATA, AND ALTERNATIVES FOR THE
fUTURE" jANUARY 1993, the Bush Budget was released by GPO today
The Bernan/GPO price is $33.00 (S/N 041-001-00389-4).  Since
GPO printed only 4,000 copies we expect this budget document to
be in short supply soon.

BERNAN
Internet: Bernan@class.org
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jan 1993 16:02:55 CST
From:         LIBSWP%SUVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU

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Subject: Obituary notice: Edith Fried

    We regret to inform you that Edith Fried, the Documents Librarian
for 22 years at Syracuse University Library until her retirement in 1990,
died Sunday, January 3, 1993 after a lingering illness.
    Born in Czechoslovakia, she attended the Charles University Medical
School there; and received an M.S. in L.S. from Syracuse University in
1972.
    She was a member of A.L.A.
    She was also a member of Temple Beth El; a member and past president
of the Pioneer Women's Organization, Syracuse Chapter.
    Surviving are a son Jules of Syracuse; a daughter Judith Douglas of
Fairfax, Va; and a granddaughter, Kathryn of Fairfax.

From Susan W. Price
     210 Bird Library
     Syracuse,N.Y. 13244-2010
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 14:55:07 CST
From:         lopresti robert <lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu>
Subject:      GAO info on missiles

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Well, last week I put on a query about an article that
appeared on the NY Times op-ed page, dec 29, which referred to a
GAO report on nuclear weapons.  I was trying to find out which report it
was (the Times, typically for newspapers, did not give the title of
the report, only that it was released in September).

I called the GAO doc ordering hotline (800-512-6000) and the person at
the other end had no idea what I was talking about (was I the only
one who read the Times and called in?) but he promised to send the request
to "Research."  I didn't expend much good to come of that.

Today I received a packet from GAO "Document Handling and Information
Service."  It is a 32-page printoff from their database, searching for
B-52 bombers in 1992 publications.   And sure enough there is a publication
called "Triad Summary," dated 9-28-92, which seems to discuss the elements
mentioned in the op-ed article.  The document type is "correspondence"
as opposed to report and the number is PEMD-92-36R.  I'm ordering a copy
today.

Darned impressive work from the gnomes at GAO.

          THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED HERE ARE SOLELY MY OWN, BUT YOU CAN
                            BORROW THEM FOR TWO WEEKS
Rob Lopresti
Wilson Library                    "Good manners are a sign of strength."
Western Washington University             -Dick Francis
Bellingham, WA
98225-9103    lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 14:56:37 CST
From:         "SHEEHY, HELEN" <HMS%PSULIAS.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      International Bibliography

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CIS is interested in exploring the idea of reviving "International
Bibliography" in some form. (formerly published by Kraus International).
They are interested in getting input from documents librarians on what we
would like to see in terms of new bibliography of international documents.

I am meeting with Alec McCrae from CIS during midwinter (Friday AM).  Those
of you who relied on International Bibliography will have the best ideas
and I would like to pass them along to CIS.  Some specific questions I
have:

What did you like/dislike about International Bibl. as it was published by
Kraus?

How did you use IB?  Reference, collection development?

What changes would you like to see?

Would you want to see a fiche set available to go with the index?  If so,
how would you like to see the subscriptions set up?  Choose fiche by agency
?  Specific subject categories? etc.

How would you see this collection interfacing with their IIS directory?
Would you subscribe to both, if so under what conditions?

Any other things you can think of would be very helpful.

I will be leaving for Denver Thursday AM (21st), so please contact me by
Wednesday Afternoon.

Helen Sheehy
GODORT/IDTF Coordinator

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

Phone:
  Work: (814) 863-1347
  Home: (814) 234-5091
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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 13:55:09 CST
From:         Araby Greene <GREENE%UNCA.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: NTDB Prompt

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   >...With CDs like NTDB, that run right from the CD, when a user is finished
   >and exits, the computer just goes to the drive prompt. Has anybody any idea
   >on how to make it go back to the menu screen?

We have a simple menu with number choices.  The batch files I've written
for NTDB and FTI simply use DOS CALL to access the batch files from the
CD-ROM:

@echo off
cls
echo  MAKE SURE NTDB DATA DISK IS IN CD-ROM DRIVE,
echo  DRIVE IS POWERED ON, AND DOOR IS CLOSED.
pause                (Computer pauses; prompts, Strike any key...)
D:\
CALL \1.BAT -MONO    (The -MONO eliminates need for patron to choose screen.)
c:
cd\
e                    (Displays menu, which is just a .bat file.)

There is a similar batch file for the other three .bats on the CD-ROM, with
appropriate CALL lines:

CALL \2.BAT -MONO
CALL \3.BAT -MONO
CALL \4.BAT -MONO

When you exit the program accessed by the CALL command, the program is
forced to return to the .bat file from which it was CALLed, so it solves
the problem of not being able to get back from the CD-ROM to the C: drive.
We use quite a few of these statements in our menu batch files because
a lot of the CD-ROMS have batch files that call other batch files and
have no way of getting back.

Hope this helps
Araby Greene, Documents Librarian, UNC-Asheville
greene@unca.bitnet
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 10:40:00 CST
From:         dan barkley <barkley@lib.wfunet.wfu.edu>
Subject:      National Action Alert Network

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Call for Volunteers!

The National Action Alert Network (NAAN) is currently seeking individuals
interested in serving as regional, state or local contacts.

The NAAN was established by GODORT as a grass-roots, communications "tree"
to facilitate quick response on issues which affect the dissemination of
government information.  The "Action" in the NAAN comes in the form of
letter writing or phone calls to Congress and Federal agencies as the
need arises to respond to critical issues in a timely manner with as
much impact as possible.

Many times a quick response to an issue is critical.  Of course, these
issues generally arise before or after our professional conferences
and meetings.  That's where the NAAN comes into play.

A minimum amount of time is necessary for involvement.   Generally, you
will either be forwarding notices to other NAAN contacts for action or
sending a letter (usually from the Chair of GODORT), under your
signature to Congress or a Federal agency.

The NAAN is divided into three segments:  regional, state or local
contacts.  As a regional contacy your responsibility would entail the
forwarding of action alerts to the state contacts in your area.  State
contacts forward alerts to local contacts and local contacts forward
to interested parties in their areas.  All contacts are also asked to write
letters of place phone calls.

You do not need to be a documents librarian, active in GODORT or even
a member of ALA.  All that is required is a concern for issues which
impact on the dissemination of government information and a bit of
time to respond.

If anyone has a interest please contact me directly and not through the
list.

For those who are currently involved, please let me know if you wish to
continue to serve.

Thanks.

Dan
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 10:39:25 CST
From:         Arlene Weible <AWEIBLE%YALEVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Update to the List of Classes

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Since there has been some discussion about SuDoc capitalization, I would like
to throw out another question along the same lines. Why have titles listed in
the Update to the List of Classes (in Admin Notes) no longer contain
information about what format we will receive? We use this information for a
item selection database we maintain, and it would be nice to know what to
expect. Given the budget cuts, however, maybe we should assume everything
will come in fiche.

At any rate, we are looking for someone to complain to at GPO, but can't
quite figure out who we should talk to. Any suggestions?

Arlene Weible
Asst. Documents Librarian
Yale University
aweible@yalevm
aweible@yalevm.ycc.yale.edu
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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 17:07:50 CST
From:         lopresti robert <lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu>
Subject:      CLarence Thomas's hearings

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

Someone called me yesterday asking about the Thomas hearings, which
reminded me that they still have not arrived.  You may remember that
someone mentioned on GOVDOC-L in OCtober that the Senate COmmittee on
the Judiciary was preparing them and copies might be available.

I called the Committee today and spoke to Phil, the documents clerk.
He says they are in the last stage of preparation (creating table
of contents) and it is hoped they will be sent to the printers before
Congress gets back to work in a big way, but he doesn't promise it.  So
we are looking at two to three weeks minimum.

Phil also said he got an amazing number of requests starting in
October (when the message appeared on GOVDOC-L, of course) and while he
hopes to honor them all, he is giving special preference to those
that arrived before the rush (some a year before).

         THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED HERE ARE SOLELY MY OWN, BUT YOU CAN
                          BORROW THEM FOR TWO WEEKS
Rob Lopresti                             "If I were a moose and you were a cow
Wilson Library                            would you love me anyhow?"
Western Washington University                                   -Fred Small
Bellingham, WA
98225-9103                                  lopresti@henson.cc.wwu.edu
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Subject:      NTDB Prompt

 SUBJECT: NTDB Prompt

   >...With CDs like NTDB, that run right from the CD, when a user is finished
   >and exits, the computer just goes to the drive prompt. Has anybody any idea
   >on how to make it go back to the menu screen?

 I solve this problem by creating my own little menus and batch files on my
 hard drive. When the patron chooses NTDB from my main workstation menu, my
 menu program displays a submenu I created on my hard drive which looks very
 similar to MENU2C.TXT (the Color Monitor Menu on the NTDB disc). From here,
 the patron can type 1 to access BROWSE software for the NTDB, just like
 normal. The trick is to rewrite the "1.BAT" or "X.BAT" files (the programs
 that run when you type 1 or X) and add a line which returns you to your
 workstation menu when done. Normally, 1.BAT and X.BAT are on the CD-ROM and
 therefore cannot be rewritten. If you copy them to your hard drive, you can
 add a line which will return the screen to your main menu.

 The most difficult aspect of this kind of menuing is changing the defaults for
 your programs; since 1.BAT normally runs off of the CD, a couple of minor
 things need to be changed if you're going to run it off of your hard drive.
 The default DOS drive must be that of the CD, so the program knows where to
 look for the files and the software. The NTDB batch files (1.bat, 2.bat) are
 fairly complicated. Below is an example using the GO.BAT file from the STF1A
 discs.

 Original GO.BAT on the CD-ROM
      ***REM*** defualt drive must be CD drive for the program to work
      SET CLIPPER=E0000
      STF1A
      ***REM*** program returns to the CD drive (i.e.-  L:==>  )

 The batch file that runs from my workstation menu:
      ***REM*** change the default drive to that of the CD drive
      D:
      ***REM*** keep the clipper software out of extended memory
      SET CLIPPER=E0000
      ***REM*** start the GO software for STF1a
      STF1A
      ***REM*** return to the hard drive as default DOS drive
      C:
      ***REM*** display public main menu
      MENU

 While it is simple to do this for the GO software on the Census discs, the
 batch files for the NTDB are a little more complicated. All batch files
 (1,2,3,4,) must be run off of the hard drive if you eventually want X to bring
 you back to the main menu. A person with a little knowledge of batch files
 should be able to copy 1.BAT, 2.BAT, 3.BAT, 4.BAT and the menu files from the
 NTDB CD-ROM to the hard drive and adjust them to run off of the hard drive. If
 anyone would like a copy of my little menu programs, send an email message to
 me (not the list).

 John Brandt

 Electronic Gov't Documents  LIBJMB@EMUVM1.BITNET -OR-
 Woodruff Library            LIBJMB@EMORYU1.CC.EMORY.EDU
 Atlanta, GA 30030           Phone: (404) 727-6880
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   1  NTDB Prompt
From: kclelan1@cc.swarthmore.edu (kate cleland)
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Subject: new congressional committees
Date: 5 Jan 93 16:54:01 GMT
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	It would be great to have a list of Congressional Committee members on
	a Gopher server!  Does anyone know a possible E-source of such a list,
	with addresses if possible, since many of us make use of same, that
	could be placed on one?  If no, can we agree to take responsibility
	for segments?  For govdoc people, Joint Printing, House Approriations
	and Senate Appropriations might be the most important, but it would
	be useful to have it all...and to remain responsible for updates(?).

	I'll do a segment (even a lengthy appropriations personnel list), but
	can't really offer to do it all, if it becomes necessary for board 
	users to generate this on our own.  It's worth a few minutes of upaid
	time to have those names and addresses all in a vertical column when
	the time to write letters comes, as many of us recently found out!
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 17:15:57 CST
From:         Jim Gravois <GRAVOJM@AUDUCADM.DUC.AUBURN.EDU>
Subject:      dBASE clones

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I'm interested in knowing if database software based on dBASE can do
just as good a job accessing info from GPO cd-roms as the original
dBASE product itself. Or is it wiser to purchase dBASE for this
particular application?
Answer directly to me, please.
Jim Gravois      Auburn University

GRAVOJM@AUDUCADM.DUC.AUBURN.EDU      (internet)
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 10:51:42 CST
From:         DONALD GALLAGHER <don@apache.dtcc.edu>
Subject:      Re: dBASE clones

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
On Mon, 11 Jan 1993, Jim Gravois wrote:

> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I'm interested in knowing if database software based on dBASE can do
> just as good a job accessing info from GPO cd-roms as the original
> dBASE product itself. Or is it wiser to purchase dBASE for this
> particular application?
> Answer directly to me, please.
> Jim Gravois      Auburn University

dBASE was a decent product, but FOXBASE and FOXPRO have far surpassed it
in speed and use.  CLIPPER can take your dBASE (xBASE) code and compile it
to an EXE file that will run as a standalone.  What you will need to do is
to find out if the data is indexed in the standard dBASE index format to
determine if you need dBASE or a cheaper/faster clone like Foxbase/FoxPro.

CLIPPER can use the normal dBASE index files if you include a special
index object code routine in your compile.

You can also grab WAMPUM, a dBASE shareware clone that may do what you
want for a very decent cost.  It should be available over Internet at a
number of sites.  Wampum was written in Clipper to be a shareware dBASE
clone - and it does it very nicely.

Have fun!

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