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From: scott@bradley.bradley.edu (Margaret Scott)
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Subject: OFFER: extra document
Date: 23 Dec 92 17:17:02 GMT
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We have the following document to offer from list 690-P. D 101.78/2:
101/5  Armor  Sept-Oct.1992.  It is available to the first requester.

We have a duplicate to offer from list 690-P.  It is D 101.78/2:101/5
Armor Sept.-Oct. 1992  It is available to the first requester.
Peggy Scott
Bradley University
(309) 677-2836 or fax 677-2827
Scott@ bradley.edu bradley
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Date:         Tue, 29 Dec 1992 13:47:09 CST
From:         PHIL VAN <LB.PEV%ISUMVS@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      DEPOSITORY VALUATION

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After I sent the following message as a result of an earlier
GOVDOC-L message asking for help on coming up with the dollar value
of a depository collection I realized that since the answer was
almost ten years old that some may not know of or remember it. So
I decided to share it with GOVDOC-L land.

Paula,
Sorry to be slow getting this to you. Hope it can still help.
There was an article in "Administrative Notes" , v.4,no.6; May
1983, p. [4], which cited the value of the annual receipts of
a regional depository as $100,000, and the value of a 35%
depository as $35,000, i.e., $1,000 for each percent. Since
it is in AN, it seems pretty official to me. So I frequently
cite that as a source for a figure on the value of our receipts.
You would need to use an inflation figure to modify it for today.
Oh, by the way there are two AN issues dated May 1983; so, be
sure you get the right one. The figures were produced back then
due to the flap that arose about the requirement for depositories
to insure their depository collection.
Phil Van De Voorde
lb$pev@isumvs.bitnet
P.S. I think I will also put this on GOVDOC-L to help a lot of
other people who may not remember the 1983 article.

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Date:         Tue, 22 Dec 1992 09:25:55 CST
From:         Torsten Wesley Adair <torsten@cwis.unomaha.edu>
Subject:      Re: Christmas Census Humor
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On Mon, 21 Dec 1992 CHAPMAN@LUB001.LAMAR.EDU wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Does anyone know the SuDoc number for the Roman census which brought
> Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem and whether it's available electronically?
> Bert Chapman
> Lamar University
> Beaumont, TX 77710

The copy stored in Israel was burnt with the temple.  The copy that
was located in Rome was stolen in 1767, and is believed to have been
acquired and cataloged by Thomas Jefferson.  Someone assigned a SuDocs
number to the title during the late 1800s, and sent it to the Documents
Collection, where it was promptly misshelved.  All copies of the shipping
list were delivered three months later to Fort Kearney, Nebraska, where
they were gratefully received by the freezing troops.  The lone shelflist card
mysteriously combusted, leaving a fine powdery soot in the bottom of the
card tray.  None of the surrounding cards were damaged.  It is believed by
some that the SuDocs classification scheme and the Item Selection List are
just the beginning of the Almighty's anger over the desecration of this
most holy of relics, and that the worst is yet to come.

Waiting for the hippie with the stick,

Torsten Adair   torsten@cwis.unomaha.e
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Date:         Wed, 23 Dec 1992 08:50:23 CST
From:         APISCITELLI%ewuvms.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Subject:      Congress & INTERNET

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
This posting came via CLINTON@MARIST

This came this morning from Eric Loeb at MIT via one of the
Clinton servers.  It is definitely a step in the right direction
and I think he has the right idea on how we can utilize our
skills to good advantage to help promote and nurture it.
Lee Sakkas
--------------------------- Original Message ---------------------------

It turns out that all members of the House of Reps.
are going to have the option of accepting email over
an internet gateway to the House system as of January.

The new House system (ISIS) will be released then.  It
is in test now.

I would recommend that we all go out and volunteer to help
our local congressional district office with their
computers.  At some point we will also each need to take
some responsibility for getting a good lobbying effort
going within our districts, so that our congress-people
will know that the Internet connection is desired by the
constituents.


eric
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Date:         Mon, 21 Dec 1992 10:05:48 CST
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From:         RAED@VMD.CSO.UIUC.EDU
Subject:      missing shipping lists

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
 Subject: missing shipping lists

 I'd like to second Jan Piskorski's message about missing paper (separates)
 shipping lists 92-577-P, 92-630-P, and 92-639-P.  Our separates packages
 have been sitting around for weeks, and we'd really like to be able to put
 them on the shelves for people to use them!  If anyone has them, could you
 please copy them and fax them to me at (404) 727-0053?  Many thanks, and
 Happy Holidays to one and all!

 Jennifer McMullen, Documents, Emory University, Atlanta
 (404) 727-0131     Internet: libjem@emuvm1.cc.emory.edu
 ===I don't make jokes -- I just watch the government===
 ==========and report the facts.  -Will Rogers==========
   Y  missing shipping lists
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Date:         Mon, 21 Dec 1992 15:12:23 CST
From:         LEIGHTON@VAX2.Winona.MSUS.EDU
Subject:      microcards offer 1965-71

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GovDoc-Ler's:

I want to pass this message on to you from Anne Kasuboski at University
of Wisconsin at Green Bay. She says that she now needs to know by
January 8, 1992 whether another would be interested in this collection.
Her Fax is at (414) 465-2388. Her e-mail is at Kasubosa@UWGB.EDU

Date: 14 Dec 1992 14:03 -0500 (CDT)
From: Anne Kasuboski <KASUBOSA@UWGB.EDU>
Subject: microcard
To: LEIGHTON@VAX2.Winona.MSUS.EDU

I have depository microcard from 1965 through 1971, and also non-depository
for 1966 through 1971.  The depository for 1965 through 1968 take up
approximately 27 shelves, or 81 linear feet.  The non-depository for 1966
through 1968 take up approximately 14 shelves, or 42 linear feet.  Shipping
costs are the responsibility of the accepting library.  The microcard are
quite heavy, so I would suggest shipping by a freight service, rather than
through mail.  I need to make a decision (either send them to someone or
recycle them) before Christmas, as we are being recarpeted in January, and
they have to be gone by them.  If you have any more questions, I can be
reached at (414) 465-2543 or 2547.  thanks.  Anne Kasuboski.


MAIL>
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Date:         Mon, 28 Dec 1992 10:43:55 CST
From:         mkovacs@mcs.kent.edu
Subject:      FedWorld (fwd)

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Forwarded message:
From loeb@AI.MIT.EDU Mon Dec 21 12:47 EST 1992
From: loeb@ai.mit.edu (Eric Loeb)
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 92 12:39:52 EST
Message-Id: <9212211739.AA08309@gelatinosa>
To: clinton-volunteers@campaign92.org
Subject: FedWorld


12/7/92
U.S. Department of Commerce
Technology Administration
NTIS

Gateway improves computer access to Government data and information.

A pilot project that will connect computer users electronically to more
than 50 Federal departments and agencies has been set up by NTIS.  The
service, called FedWorld ....

"A single phone call will be all it takes for taxpayers to access much of
the enormous wealth of information produced by the Government," said
Thomas Walker, FedWorld Project Director.  "To launch this electronic
gateway we have collected a comprehensive list of free Federal information
systems."

NTIS FedWorld connects users to dozens of computer bulletin board systems
operated by Federal departments and agencies.

NTIS is inviting the general public to participate in the pilot project.
To participate, call 703/487-4650 and ask for 'Connecting to FedWorld,
PR-936KRQ. (The number of participants is limited.)

For more information you might also want to contact: Thomas Walker (703)
487-4778






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From:         "Willem van der Wal, Network Manager, NIAS" <SURF124@KUB.NL>
Subject:      (Citation) Index scientists medicine and physiology

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For a research fellow at our institute (NIAS), acting as a
referee for the Nobel Committee, I am looking for the
following information.

-    Can I get access to a database of articles written by
     and/or *referring to* scientists in medicine and
     physiology.
-    How do I get access to the index of the Scientific American, Nature,
     Science, or access to Citation Indexes to these periodicals?
-    Is there a European periodical like American Man & Woman
     of Science.

A response to any of the three questions is most welcome!

Willem van der Wal, NIAS, Wassenaar, The Netherlands.
SURF124@KUB.NL
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Date:         Mon, 21 Dec 1992 12:04:39 CST
From:         Susan Anderson <APDU%PUCC@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Christmas Census Humor
              21 Dec 1992 09:49:03 CST from <CHAPMAN@LUB001.LAMAR.EDU>

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I believe it's available on CD (camel disk). Or maybe Magi Tape?  And
the three fellows who showed up that night were carrying gold, frankincensus,
and myrrh.  Was there any dispute that year about undercounting the homeless?
Was there a Streets and Shelters Night to locate people who did not have
permanent residences?
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Date:         Tue, 22 Dec 1992 13:05:18 CST
From:         STEVE TANNER <JOHNB%HARVARDA@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Christmas Census Humor
              22 Dec 1992 09:25:55 CST from <torsten@cwis.unomaha.edu>

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     The Jerusalem Census still exists!  It is held by an organization
variously known as the Knights of the Cross, the Free Masons, the Druids
and the Rosacrucians.  Their true name, however, is and always was the
Knights Templar.  And the 'Jerusalem  Census' containing as it does mystical
numbers (ie. figures for population, housing and income for the Holy land at
the time of Birth of  Christ; astrological information on the positions of
the stars and planets; numerilogical info such as the true number of letters
in Jesus' name, etc.) is essential to their aim which they have clandestinely
pursued for centuries, namely to take over the world!


                                            Beware,

                                            Steve Tanner    ( with help from
                                                              Umberto Ecco )


               Gov Docs & Microforms
               Widener Library
               Harvard University
               Cambridge, MA 02138
              johnb@harvarda.harvard.edu
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Date:         Mon, 21 Dec 1992 12:06:34 CST
From:         jcsmith@lib.nmsu.edu
Subject:      SCAN Microfiche

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Thank you for your response to the offer of the SCAN microfiche.
They are now spoken for. Feliz Navidad and Prospero Ano from
New Mexico!
Jeanette Smith
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Date:         Fri, 1 Jan 1993 20:39:13 CST
From:         Harry Goodman <goodman@igc.apc.org>
Subject:      Privacy, Freedom & Computers (PubRadio)

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The following is a description of just one edition of our ongoing
public radio series.  It's being posted to LIBRARY and GODDOC-L
in the hope that members of the library community will contact
their local public radio station and request REGULAR WEEKLY
local broadcast of the series.  ALL PROGRAMMING IS AVAILABLE
FREE TO SATELLITE INTERCONNECTED PUBLIC RADIO STATIONS.
================================================================
TO: ALL STATIONS/PROG DIR/PUB AFFAIRS DIR/PROMO DIR
FR: Harry Goodman, CommonSense ComputerTalk
DT: Thursday 31 December 1992
RE: 1/2 ComputerTalk - Privacy, Freedom & Computers

SATURDAY, 2 January 1993 1500-1559 ET  ID 93-S82-00001 Channel 12

        TOPIC: Computers, Freedom and Privacy

        HOST: Harry Goodman

        CONFIRMED GUESTS:

        BARBARA SIMONS, Computer Scientist
        1992 Norbert Weiner Award Honoree

        BRUCE KOBALL, Chair
        1993 Conference on Computers, Freedom & Privacy (CFP-3)

        DONALD INGRAHM, Assistant District Attorney
        Alameda County (CA) District Attorney's Office

LIVE call-ins will be accepted from approx 1530-1550 ET via
show line: 800/231-8255.

SATURDAY FEATURE:  SHAREWARE
        PCWorld columnist, Steve Bass, outlines the basic
attractions of computer shareware and tells us about PC-PROOF,
a flexible and helpful grammar-checking tool.


Please ADD Saturday, January 2, 1993

1500  1559  12               COMMONSENSE COMPUTERTALK

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Date:         Mon, 21 Dec 1992 09:49:49 CST
From:         Susan Anderson <APDU%PUCC@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      More on Locator Report

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Sorry if my previous message about the federal locator report was a bit
cryptic.  The report I was referring to was Identifying
and Describing Federal Information Inventory Systems: Design for Networked
Based Locators.  It will be available, at some point, from the National
Audiovisual Center, (800) 788-6282.  It is the result of work done by
Charles McClure, Joe Ryan, and William Moen for OMB-OIRA, NARA, and GSA to
"identify existing and planned federal locators, identify success factors
in the design, development and maintenance of a federal agency locator, and
identify and discuss key issues and policy recommendations related to the
design and development of a government-wide locator system."  (Quoted
from author's description.)

Susan Anderson
Association of Public Data Users       BITNET: APDU@PUCC
87 Prospect Avenue
Princeton, NJ 08544  FAX: (609) 258-3943  PHONE: (609) 258-6025
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Date:         Fri, 1 Jan 1993 20:40:20 CST
From:         CCZERWINSKI@ROCKY.CLAREMONT.EDU
Subject:      Re: map item/SuDoc numbers

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Back in August a message was posted asking is anyone had compiled a list of
map item numbers or a list of map SuDoc numbers currently available from the
GPO.  I can't email that person directly because their address is not included
in the message and the header shows the message being sent through someone else.

I was wondering if anyone out there knows of such a list.  We begin our current
Marcive tape load very shortly, and I was hoping a list such as this could help
me delete from our current profile some stuff we don't want records for.

Also-
Maps, treaties, slip opinions, and House/Senate reports and documents are some
of the things we heard suggested for such a deletion.  Any other suggestions?

Thanks.  Wish us luck.



Candace Czerwinski               internet: cczerwinski@rocky.claremont.edu
Library Assistant
Depository #0055

Govt Pubs/Mforms Dept - Honnold Lib
Claremont Colleges
Claremont, CA  91711
(909) 621-8555 x4293
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Date:         Mon, 21 Dec 1992 15:26:27 CST
Reply-To:     zuckjoel@ux1.isu.edu
From:         Joel <ZUCKJOEL@ol.isu.edu>
Subject:      Re: Christmas Census Humor

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Normally I'd go right to the Current Industrial Reports for data on
myrrh, but they stopped reporting on it about 80 b.c. ....and I
checked in Households, Families, Marital Status and Living
Arrangements, C3.186/9, but they don't seem to have anything even
remotely resembling a Virgin Mother and the son of God, with or
without Three Wise Men....
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+  Joel Zucker                      +
+  Head of Government Publications  +
+  Eli M. Oboler Library            +
+  Idaho State University           +
+  Pocatello  ID  83209-8089        +
+  208 236-3045                     +
+  zuckjoel@isu.edu                 +
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Date:         Tue, 29 Dec 1992 09:44:15 CST
From:         Kandace Rogers <GOVPUB@UKCC.uky.edu>
Subject:      Electronic Federal Register

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Thanks to all who responded to my request for an ASCII copy of the Federal
 Register - the patron has contacted Counterpoint Publishing about obtaining a
 copy.  At last conversation Counterpoint was even going to provide the copy
 free if it was available because of what it will be used for.

 I have keep on file all responses if anyone missed them and would like copies.
  THANKS AGAIN!!


Kandace Rogers - ksroge00@ukcc.uky.edu
University of Kentucky, Lexington
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Subject: no shipping list #
Date: 23 Dec 92 17:17:46 GMT
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Has anyone discovered the shipping list # for 1990 CPH-3-231B, the Census
maps for Milwaukee-Racine, WI (part) and Racine, WI PMSA?

We received the shipment, but there was no number stamped on the label.

Thanx, and Happy Holidays!

Jerry Frobom
Gov Docs Depository
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
jerryf@unllib.unl.edu
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