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Subject:      separate needs/offers lists
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From Donald_M._Schwartz@MTS.cc.Wayne.edu  Mon Nov  9 09:56:09 1992
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 92 12:55:50 EST
From: Donald_M._Schwartz@MTS.cc.Wayne.edu
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Subject: separate needs/offers lists

In response to Kathy Amen's message regarding about increaseing needs/
offers traffic, in which she concluded that we would subscribe to both
anyway, I say we still need a separate conference.  I am speaking as a
Library Science student who is not presantly responsible for a government
publications collections.  Mainly, I am concerned with the bigger issues
and events announcements.  I would only want to check in on the needs/
offers dialogue about one week out of the month, just to get a feel for it.
I believe, there is probably yet another class of conference memebers who
feel as I do -- working librarians who are not gov-doc librarians per se,
but want to learn more about using such collections and sources as resource.
They may not always want to be actively hooked into the needs/offers portion.
Donald Schwartz
MLS Student
Wayne State University
Detroit, Michigan
donald_m_schwartz@waynemts.bitnet
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From: kclelan1@cc.swarthmore.edu (kate cleland)
Subject: Depository CD's on networks??
Organization: Swarthmore College
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 19:34:20 GMT



	Has anyone reading this bulletin board dealt with suggestions to access
	data sets made available through Depository CD-s  via campus networks?

	In our Gopher era, this is potentially national access...has anyone
	obtained policy statements from the GPO about this, or worked on local
	adjustments to the fixed format era Depository charge to provide access
 through the library?

	Please respond directly to kclelan1@cc.swarthmore.edu.

	Thanks.
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From:         "(Duncan Aldrich)" <duncan@equinox.unr.edu>
Subject:      World Weather Records
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The National Climatic Data Center has published 3 volumes of the 6
volume World Weather Records, 1971-1980 (North America, Europe, West
Indies). Previous editions (1940's, 50's, etc.) were depository.
This latest edition is not. The cost for v.3 is $14 plus a $5
handling fee. The agency expects prepayment or Visa/Mastercard.
                           ---David Rozkuszka
                              Jonsson Library of Gov't Documents
                              Stanford University Libraries
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Date: 05 Nov 1992 16:11:34 -0500 (EST)
From: FRAZIER@WVSVAX.WVNET.EDU
Subject: STF3A Georgia cd offer
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Anyone need an STF3A cd for Georgia?  We found two in a shipment unpacked
today.  Respond directly to me if interested.

Stuart Frazer
West Virginia State College
Frazier@wvnwvsc.wvnet.edu
Frazier@wvnwvsc
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Subject:      RE: separate needs/offers list
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From: Terry Brainerd Chadwick <CWTC%PSUORVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      RE: separate needs/offers list
To: Govdoc-l <govdoc-l@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>

  Yes! to the separate needs and offers list. Echoing George Barnum,
I am one of the govedoc-l subscribers who doesn't work in a
depository library.  I'm here for policies, issues, problems, etc.
relating to government documents.  I, too, have thought of dropping
this list because of the time it takes to sift through the needs
and offers.  (It would help if they were all identified that way,
but they're not.)  So, if it can be done, please do it.
  Having said that, Govdoc-l is a very useful list, even with needs/
offers.
  Terry Brainerd Chadwick
  InfoQuest! Information Services
  cwtc@psuorvm.bitnet
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Subject:      cpsc factsheet
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From: cwolff                               <UA0281%UOKMVSA.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject: cpsc factsheet

does anyone in documents-land have a copy of the
cpsc fact sheet numbered:
   y3.c76/3:11/3   [1974]
on hot tap water?  i have a desperate lawyer.....
thanks!
  cindi wolff
  university of oklahoma
  405-325-3141
  ua0281@uokmvsa
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Subject:      GPO CD-ROM Favorites/Least Favorites
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Dear Govdoc-L Subscribers,

I've been asked to write an article starring the Govdoc-L Subscribers again.
Two previous articles in the CD-ROM Professional based on Govdoc-L discussions,
have been very useful and interesting to other people interested in GPO CD-ROMs
The next one we have in mind is more fun.  Please could you send me a e-mail
message that tells me your favorite GPO CD product and your least favorite
GPO CD product and why?  I will cite you as a source (unless you say not to)
I will post all results to Govdoc-L before publication.  Thank you all for your
help and for making Govdoc-L so successful.

Cordially,
Diane K. Kovacs
dkovacs@kentvm.kent.edu
dkovacs@kentvm
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Subject:      RE: STF3A--Murphy's Law
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We also had to claim the MA/NH STF3A CD. Maybe they just forgot about New
England.

Rick Churchill
Documents Librarian
Central Connecticut State University
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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
From: KESSLER.DAVIS@mhs.unc.edu (KESSLER)
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Dear Colleagues,

Right on Joel!!!!!!  What the hell is a paradigm anyway?  It sounds like
something we would cut up and cook with a ham hock in North Carolina!!!
And we certainly wouldn't invite anybody home to supper who would use such
a word!

Ridley Kessler
University of North Carolina
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From:         Torsten Wesley Adair <torsten@cwis.unomaha.edu>
Subject:      ERIC SuDocs crosslisting

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

	I am in the process of weeding and shifting HE.  I came across the
Office of Education (HE 5, et al.) and checked some titles on the ERIC
Silverplatter CD-ROM.  I found quite a few.  Since UNO keeps ERIC in
microfiche and not in government documents, and since most of these titles
won't be in the GPO Silverplatter CD-ROM, which means that a patron will
first look under ERIC before GPO (and probably not GPO at all), that these
paper copies would be candidates for a needs and offers list.

	What I would like to know is this:
		Does anyone have a list that cross-indexes SuDocs numbers
with ERIC document numbers?  This would save myself a lot of time
searching each individual title on CD-ROM.

Torsten at Omaha	torsten@cwis.unomaha.edu
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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 10:46:13 GMT
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Subject:      SFT3A problem
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From: jane <JNCBC%CUNYVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      SFT3A problem
To: govdoc-l@PSUVM.PSU.EDU

Is this happening to anyone else.
I had a student yesterday who wanted to print the General Profile for
a county in NYS. We got through the first 3 tables in the submenu but
when we tried to print the last one for Housing we got the message
proc PROFILE4 line 1246, out of memory       Continue?
And then it dumps you out into the drive prompt.
I have since tried to use the disc on other workstations and this happens
everytime.
Any thoughts? Solutions? Or do I just need to call them?
Thanks,
Jane Cramer
Brooklyn College Library
Brooklyn NY, 11210
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Subject:      Reply to NAFTA

>From LISTSERV@PSUVM.PSU.EDU  Tue Nov 10 06:25:42 1992
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 08:57:37 -0500
From: "Barbara M. Smith" <bms8z@poe.acc.Virginia.EDU>

Does anyone know where the North American Free Trade Agreement is
available electronically?  ftp address?
Thanks
Barbie Selby
UVA
bms8z@virginia.edu

*** Comments from BRADLCD - Bradley, C. Diane; 11/10/92 02:05pm:
Try anonymous ftp to liberty.uc.wlu.edu.  Change directories to
pub/lawlib/nafta.draft and do a directory command.This will get you a
 list dozens of pertinent documents.
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From:         "(Andy Lupardus)" <AJL@VAX2.UTULSA.EDU>
Subject:      Cumulative Title Index to U.S. Public Documents, 1789-1976

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
    Several weeks ago a question was asked about the Cum. Title Index v. 10,
p. 466. Our copy of this vol. has a p. 466 pasted over the original misprinted
page. The entries covered are from: Military communication system... to:
Military education, Field artillery school.... I'm willing to send a copy
of our page (folded in an envelope) to those who send me a request. (Since I've
never done this before, I'm not sure what I'll do if there are a LARGE number
of requests. Our ILL librarian says this request could be made through ILL
also).

Andy Lupardus
Serials Cataloger
University of Tulsa
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Subject:      Re: separate bb for needs & offers?
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That sounds good to me, except that if libraries use this medium
exclusively, it leaves out those libraries without Internet access.
If GPO can conquer that, it would be more efficient than mailing out
1200 copies of "Needs & Offers"
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From:         Jerry Frobom <jerryf@unllib.unl.edu>
Subject:      STF3a go software
Comments: cc: Linda Novotny <lgn@unllib.unl.edu>

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

Just out of curiousity, and in response to Jane Cramer's earlier e-mail, I
pulled up Queens County, NY,  on the STF3A disk and ran the GO software for
the general profiles, pulling up all 4 sections in rapid succession.  It
ran like a charm, with no problems printing tables consecutively.

We are using a Wyse 286 with MSDOS 3.3.  Has anyone else run into the
insufficient memory problem running the GO software, as opposed to the GO
LITE?

Maybe there's just one disk with faulty GO software???

Jerry Frobom
Government Documents Depository
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
jerryf@unllib.unl.edu
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From: epin@access.digex.com (James McDonough)
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Subject: Reis Correction
Date: 12 Nov 92 15:45:15 GMT
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Carl Baun has called to my attention an error in the Internet address in
the article I posted on REIS and the University of Maine's New England
Electronic Economic Data Center. The correct Internet address to access
this free REIS service is: neeedc.umesbs.maine.edu (Please note the first
word of the address has three "e's".
James McDonough
Editor, Electronic Public Information Newsletter
epin@access.digex.com
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Subject:      defective 1991 ASI abstracts
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Date: 04 Nov 1992 19:18:50 -0500 (CDT)
From: Michele.Mcknelly@uwrf.edu
Subject: defective 1991 ASI abstracts
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Yesterday we discovered that the 1991 ASI abstract volume was
defective.  Our copy has many blank pages between 420-449.  When
I called CIS, the customer service person indicated that I was
not the first person to call about this.

Check those indexes!


Michele T. McKnelly			Internet:Michele.McKnelly@UWRF.edu
Government Documents Dept.
Chalmer Davee Library
University of Wisconsin-River Falls
River Falls WI 54022
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From: kristi johnson <kjohnso9@ub.d.umn.edu>
Subject: Re: historical stats offer
 "APISCITELLI@EWUVMS.bitnet" at Nov 3, 92 11:51 am
To: GOVDOC-L@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
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>
> Date: Tue, 03 Nov 92 13:13:15 CST
> From: MH5726@ETSUADMN.BITNET
> Subject: Offers
>
>      We have a copy of the set Historical Statistics of the United
> States Colonial Times to 1970 part 1 & part 2 (C3.134/2:H62/789-970)
> in excellent condition to offer to a depository library.
>
>      If interested contact:
>
>      Marilyn Hoye - Library
>      East Texas State University
>      Commerce, Texas  75428-2951
>      (903)886-5726
>      MH5726@ETSUADMN.BITNET
>      MH5726@ETSUADMN.ETSU.EDU
>
Marilyn:  I would like to take you up on your offering of the Historical
Statistics set!  If the set is still available, please send it to:

        James Vileta
        UMD Library
        Government Documents Room 370
        University of Minnesota, Duluth
        10 University Drive
        Duluth, MN  55812

        (218) 726-6157


Thank you much for the offer.

Doreen Olson
(kjohnso9@ub.d.umn.edu)
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From:         RANDALL BRINKHUIS 202-260-3944 <BRINKHUIS.RANDALL@epamail.epa.gov>
Subject:      Federal Register

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          Once upon a time I worked as a library assistant in a law firm.
          One part of my job required printing the page numbers for the
          Federal Register on the spine of each issue.  It occurred to me
          then (and still occurs to me), that this might be a very common
          practice and that a great deal of time and energy would be saved
          IF the Federal Register were to print those page numbers on the
          issues.  (Why the page numbers?  Because the indexes refer to FR
          citations by page number, not by date.)  I occasionally have to
          look up a FR notice of one type or another and it annoys me to
          have to look at several issues before finding the right one.

          Now, perhaps I'm being petty and perhaps this doesn't bother
          anybody but me, but I would like to urge anyone who feels the way
          I do to contact the Federal Register and suggest this.  (I have
          already suggested it to the folks there.)

          Thanks,

          Randall Brinkhuis   Internet: brinkhuis.randall@epamail.epa.gov
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