U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS

LIBRARY PROGRAMS SERVICE

ADMINISTRATIVE NOTES

VOL. 5, NO. lU GF 3.16/3-2: 5Ah NOVEMBER 198k

GPO AT MID-WINTER ALA

If you happen to "be in Washington, D.C. , for the Mid-Winter Meeting of the

American Library Association, do stop by Exhibit Hall A at the SheratonWashington Hotel. Prominent there will be the GPO Booth, numbers 10 6 & 108, which will be open January 5th, k : OOPM-T : 00PM; January 6th, 11:00AM5:00PM; January 7th, 11: 00AM-5 : 00PM; and January 8th, 11 : 00AM- 2 : 00PM.

There will also be opportunities for librarians to visit the Library

Programs Service January 3-h and January 7-11. Arrangements for such visits

should be scheduled ahead of time with the Administrative Librarian, Dan

MacGilvray (703) 557-3892. Tours of the GPO printing facility are always

available on request; and arrangements for them can be made with the

Legislative Liaison/Public Affairs Officer, Sally Bloom (202) 275-320U.

Recently a study was conducted in the Classification and Cataloging Branch

to investigate the timeliness of GPO cataloging for certain classes of

documents. Since Congressional documents are given the highest priority

in cataloging, monographs in SuDocs classes Y 1, Y 4, and Y 10 were selected

for the study, which was conducted for a one-month period, from September

20, 1984, to October 19, 1984.

For each document, the number of days that elapsed from the date of receipt

for classification to the date the cataloging record was produced in OCLC was recorded. It was found that within the group of 260 documents tracked

during the month, the average amount of time that elapsed before the record

was produced in the database was 24.4 days. 189 documents, or 72 per cent

of the total, were input within fifteen days.

A recent processing improvement should result in a significantly shorter

cataloging period for these documents. As of October 18, 1984, Cataloging

Section 3, which prepares all Congressional monographic records, has become

entirely automated, with all catalogers entering records into the OCLC database on-line. Prior to October 18, some work was prepared manually and

subsequently input under contract. This time-consuming step has now been

eliminated for Congressionals

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CATALOGING TIMELINESS STUDY

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List of Superseded Depository Documents

LPS wants to thank those librarians attending the Depository Library

Council Meeting in October, who volunteered to work on the update to

the List of Superseded Depository Documents . The last edition of this

important tool was issued in June 1981. Without the help of the

librarians listed below, another update could not even be considered.

If any other librarians, who served on the previous Superseded Documents

Committee, would like to volunteer and lend their experience to the

group, their support would be most appreciated again this year.

List of Volunteers

Liese Adams

Kent State University

Library - Documents Division

Kent, Ohio 44242

216/672-2388

Marion Carroll

Illinois State University

Milner Library

Normal, Illinois 61761

309/438-7441

Julie Copeland

Minneapolis Public Library

300 Nicollet Mall

Minneapolis, Minnesota 55108

612/372-6535

Charity Davis

Miami University Libraries

King Library - Documents Department

Oxford, Ohio 45056

Maureen Harris

Clemson University Library

Clemson, South Carolina 29631

803/656-3024

John Phillips

Oklahoma State University

Library

Stillwater, Oklahoma 74074

405/624-6546

Pat Sloan

Nebraska Library Commission

1420 P Street

Lincoln, Nebraska 68508

402^471-2045

Any additional volunteers should contact

address as soon as possible:

Karen Kottsy

University of Cincinnati

Library - Documents Department

513/475-5009

Margaret Powell

College of Wooster

Andrews Library - Government Documents

Wooster, Ohio 44691

216/263-2279

Robert A. Walter

Pittsburg State University

Library - Documents Department

Pittsburg, Kansas 66762

316/231-7000 Ext. 247

Barbara Appel at the following

Barbara D. Appel

U.S. Government Printing Office

5236 Eisenhower Avenue

Alexandria, Virginia 22304

703/557-9026

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The classification numbers for Local Climatological Data: (State )

,

Monthly and Annual Summaries (MF) have been changed. This was necessary in order to differentiate the LCD's (States), which

will be sent to depository libraries in microfiche, from the LCD's

(Individual Cities) , which are available in paper format from the

National Climatic Data Center, Asheville, N.C. 28801. The LCD's

(States) contain the information that is found in the LCD's (Individual Cities) . The item numbers for the new classification numbers

will stay the same. This replaces the information that appeared in

survey 84-4.

Item Nos

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i it-Le Old Liass New Class

0 7/. 17 ni z / 4—r.— U

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Local Climatological C 55. 0 Q 7 / o • zo / / z

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C 55. 286/6:

Data: Alabama, Monthly

and Annual Summaries

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0 7/. 17 no Z / 4 — £, —UZ Alaska C 55. 0 Q 7 / 0 . zo// j

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C 55. 286/6-2:

0 7/. "c no Z / 4-h-U J Arizona C 55. 0 Q 7 / /. . zo / / 4

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c 55. 286/6-3:

o 7 /. i7 r\ /. Z / 4-E-U4 Arkansas C 55. 0 Q 7 / R . Zo 1 1 J

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c 55. 286/6-4:

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Cal if ornia C 55. 0 o 7 If.. zo / / o

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c 55. 286/6-5:

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274-E-08 Delaware C 55. 287/9: c 55. 286/6-8:

274-E-51 District of Columbia C 55. 287/10: c 55. 286/6-9:

274-E-09 Florida C 55. 287/11: c 55. 286/6-10:

274-E-10 Georgia c 55. 287/12: c 55. 286/6-11:

274-E-ll Hawaii c 55 287/13: c 55 286/6-12:

274-E-12 Idaho c 55 287/14: c 55 286/6-13:

274-E-13 Illinois c 55 287/15: c 55 286/6-14:

274-E-14 Indiana c 55 .287/16: c 55 .286/6-15

274-E-15 Iowa c 55 O Q 7 / 1 7 •

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c 55 .286/6-16

274-E-16 Kansas c 55 .287/18: c 55 .286/6-17

274-E-17 Kentucky c 55 .287/19: c 55 .286/6-18

274-E-18 Louisiana c 55 .287/20: c 55 .286/6-19

274-E-19 Maine c 55 .287/21: c 55 .286/6-20

274-E-20 Maryland c 55 .287/22: c 55 .286/6-21

274-E-21 Massachusetts c 55 .287/23: c 55 .286/6-22

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274-E-22 Michigan C 55. 287/24: C 55. 286/6-23

274-E-23 Minnesota c 55. 287/25: C 55. 286/6-24

274-E-24 Mississippi C 55. 287/26: c 55. 286/6-25

274-E-25 Missouri C 55. 287/27: c 55. 286/6-26

274-E-26 Montana c 55. 287/28: c 55. 286/6-27

274-E-27 Nebraska c 55 287/29: c 55. 286/6-28

274-E-28 Nevada c 55 287/30: c 55. 286/6-29

274-E-29 New Hampshire c 55 287/31: c 55. 286/6-30

274-E-30 New Jersey c 55 287/32: c 55. 286/6-31

274-E-31 New Mexico c 55 287/33: c 55. 286/6-32

274-E-32 New York c 55 287/34: c 55 286/6-33

274-E-33 North Carolina c 55 287/35: c 55 286/6-34

274-E-34 North Dakota c 55 .287/36: c 55 286/6-35

274-E-35 Ohio c 55 .287/37: c 55 286/6-36

274-E-36 Oklahoma c 55 .287/38: c 55 286/6-37

274-E-37 Oregon c 55 .287/39: c 55 286/6-38

274-E-53 Pacific c 55 .287/40: c 55 286/6-39

274-E-38 Pennsylvania c 55 .287/41: c 55 .286/6-40

274-E-39 Rhode Island c 55 .287/42: c 55. 286/6-41

274-E-40 South Carolina c 55 .287/43: c 55 .286/6-42

274-E-41 South Dakota c 55 .287/44: c 55 .286/6-43

274-E-42 Tennessee c 55 .287/45: c 55 286/6-44

274-E-43 Texas c 55 .287/46: c 55 286/6-45

274-E-44 Utah c 55 .287/47: c 55 286/6-46

274-E-45 Vermont c 55 .287/48: c 55 286/6-47

274-E-46 Virginia c 55 .287/49: c 55 286/6-48

274-E-47 Washington c 55 .287/50: c 55 286/6-49

274-E-53 West Indies c 55 .287/51: c 55 286/6-50

274-E-48 West Virginia c 55 .287/52: c 55 286/6-51

274-E-49 Wisconsin c 55 .287/53: c 55 286/6-52

274-E-50 Wyoming c 55 .287/54: c 55 286/6-53
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD (BOUND)

Currently, the Congressional Record (bound) is offered in Paper (item

no. 0993) and Microfiche (item no. 0993-A) . The Congressional Record

INDEX, which is usually printed at the end of each Congress, will now

be offered separately under item nos. 0993-B (P) and 0993-C (MF) . These

will appear on Survey 84-09. If your library wants to continue receiving the Congressional Record index, you must select one of these new

item numbers during Survey 84-09. If any changes need to be made to your selection for the Congressional Record (other than the Index) , they can be made as usual during Selection Update Period 1 985—# 1

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MEDICARE PARTICIPATING PHYSICIAN/SUPPLIERS DIRECTORY

The Health Care Financing Administration has informed the Library Programs

Service that the publication, Medicare Participating Physician/Suppliers

Directory , announced in the Important News About Medicare brochure, is not

a Government funded publication and, thus, does not meet the definition of

a Government publication (hh U.S.C. § 1901). The publication will not be

distributed to the depository libraries. **************************************************************************
United States Department of the Interior

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

OFFICE OF INFORMATION TRANSFER

Drake Creekside Building Two

2629 Redwing Road

Fort Collins, Colorado 80526

AU-v5nlU-JLl/ <jf

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6-13

30 October 1984

Dear Librarian:

We realize that changes in publication citations can disrupt cataloging

and reference operations. We have found it necessary to revise the titles,

content, and format of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Research and

Development publication series beginning early in 1985. We are providing the

following information to help you respond to the changes.

The series Wildlife Leaflet will be renamed Fish and Wildlife Leaflet and

will be reissued with No.l. The series content will be expanded to include

fisheries in addition to wildlife topics. The page size for this series will

change from 8 X 10h inches to 7 7/8 X 10*3 inches.

The series Research Report and Research Report-Wildlife are being

combined under the new series title Fish and Wildlife Research . The new

series will contain both fisheries and wildlife topics. It will begin with

issue No.l. Changes in this series' format include an increase in page size

from 6 7/8 X 9 7/8 inches to 7 7/8 X 10^ inches two 19 pica columns, and blue

matte coated cover stock with black ink.

The series Technical Papers and Special Scientific Report-Wildlif

e

will

also be amalgamated under the new series title Fish and Wildlife Technical

Reports . The series will begin with issue No.l, and the series will contain

results from both fisheries and wildlife investigations. The only format

change will be the use of mauve matte coated cover stock with black ink.

The FWS/OBS Series will be retitled Biological Reports , and will begin

with issue No.l.

Fisheries and Wildlife Research , our unnumbered annual report has

already been retitled Fisheries and Wildlife Research and Development . The annual reports will now incorporate summaries of progress by the Division

of Biological Services and the Fish and Wildlife Cooperative Research units.

Format changes will be limited to an increase in page size from 7h X 9 7/8

inches to 7 7/8 X lOh inches.

The Resource Publication series will change only in cover layout.

The series North American Fauna , Fish Disease Leaflet, and Investigations

in Fish Control will remain unchanged.

You may wish to initiate steps to adjust your cataloging and shelving

procedures according to the above changes.

Sincerely yours,

Robert G. Streeter

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DEPOSITORY LIBRARY COUNCIL INFORMATION

This issue of ADMINISTRATIVE NOTES is designed to share with readers

some of the information made available at the October 10-12, 198^,

meeting of the Depository Library Council to the Public Printer,

which was held in Washington, D.C. Council Resolutions, passed at

the Fall meeting, and Suggested Issues for consideration at Spring

1985 meeting, are included. ************************************************************************

RESOLUTIONS

1. The Depository Library Council recommends that the Monthly Catalog index

be produced in the form as presented in "Exhibit C" as both paper and microfiche

products to be cumulated monthly. The register, "Exhibit A", containing the full

record as it currently appears, should be produced as a microfiche product only.

The implementation of these format changes should begin January 1, 1986.

Approved unanimously.

2. The Depository Library Council reiterates its interest in seeing the

Public Printer implement a comprehensive, systematic, and formal program of quality

control at the Library Programs Service.

Approved unanimously.

3. The Public Printer is requested to provide "rain checks" for all "shorts",

regardless of quantity lacking, and for all claims properly submitted within 30

days. Libraries should be notified within 60 days of issuance of "rain checks"

if a document cannot be received for distribution.

Approved unanimously.

U. The Depository Library Council requests that GPO issue an opinion by the

Spring 1985 Depository Library Council meeting, on the replacement of depository

government publications with privately-produced microformats of the same publications as described in Section 13 of the revised Instructions to Depository

Libraries June I98U.

Approved unanimously.

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5. Whereas confusion was caused by GPO's statement in Administrative Notes ,

v. 5, no. 11, p. 6, regarding reprints, therefore,

Be it resolved that the Depository Library Council requests that GPO

confirm the depositories long-held presumption that reprints fall under

Section 11, Instructions to Depository Libraries , revised June 1984. This states

that publications which are superseded, revised, bound, cumulated, or replaced

by other publications which are stated to contain similar information may be

discarded.

In favor, 13. Opposed, 0. Abstaining, 1. Approved.

6. Whereas the Depository Library Council finds unacceptable the linkage

between correcting GPO's Monthly Catalog magnetic tapes and the printing of consequent corrected entries in the paper version of the Monthly Catalog , therefore,

Be it resolved that retrospective correction of entries on GPO tapes not

be reflected in future Monthly Catalogs other than in the traditional manner

via the Monthly Catalog's "List of Corrections".

Approved unanimously.

7. The Depository Library Council is greatly disappointed at the failure of

GPO to successfully obtain funding to proceed on the Federal Documents Data Base.

Council reiterates its continued interest in and support for the FDDB. We

strongly recommend that a recognized library systems consultant be contracted

to help GPO determine which facts and figures need to be collected to

successfully obtain funding to implement the FDDB or a comparable alternative.

Approved unanimously.

8. The Depository Library Council recommends that the GPO discontinue the

inclusion in the Serials Supplement of basic manuals and serials that are sold on

subscription by the Superintendent of Documents, only if Library Programs Service

has provided the cataloging record in the Monthly Catalog .

Approved unanimously.

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9. The Depository Library Council recommends that GPO include transmittals,

updates, etc., to basic manuals in the "List of Special Materials" which appear

in the preliminary pages of every Monthly Catalog . These should not be cataloged in the Serials Supplement .

Approved unanimously.

10. The Depository Library Council recommends that GPO resume cataloging

monographic series, e.g., U.S.G.S. Professional Papers, as serials records, in

addition to the individual analytics for each monographic series. Both of

these records shall appear in the Monthly Catalog printed and tape products.

Approved unanimously.

11. The Public Printer is to be commended for supporting the Depository

Library Council* s recommendations to establish a task force to advise GPO on

conducting a needs assessment related to government publications education.

We recommend that this task force also be charged with developing a formal

plan for the design and implementation of educational activities needed to improve

the management of depository libraries and the use of government information.

Council accepts the Public Printer's invitation to suggest a panel of

experts who might serve on this task force. Two Council members, Bruce Morton

and Patricia Reeling, have volunteered to work with this task force. Council

recommends that Patricia Reeling serve as chair of this task force.

Approved unanimously.

12. Whereas there is a dearth of reliable statistical information about the

depository system;

Be it therefore resolved that the Government Printing Office identify a

basic core of statistics on the collections and operations of depository libraries

to be reported by the libraries annually, and

Be it further resolved that the Government Printing Office develop a

similar reporting system for the Library Programs Service, and

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Be it further resolved that the Government Printing Office report to the

Depository Library Council at its Spring 1985 meeting on the data elements

identified and plans for collecting the data, and

Be it further resolved that the Government Printing Office permanently

retain in machine-readable form the statistical data collected about the

depository library system.

Approved unanimously.

13. The Depository Library Council recommends the adoption of a sequential

shipping list numbering system compatible with GPO computer applications. It is

further •recommended that GPO survey the depositories prior to implementation

regarding their approval of the new shipping list numbering system.

In favor, 13. Opposed, 1. Abstaining, 0. Approved.

Ik, The Depository Library Council recommends that the Public Printer seek

the advice of authorities from the Library of Congress, the National Archives

and Records Service, and other appropriate advisors, to develop a list of

rare documents.

In favor, 13. Opposed, 1. Abstaining, 0. Approved.

15. The Depository Library Council recommends that the List of Superseded

Classes be updated by GPO as a supplement to the List of Classes and a supersession schedule be established for each class when listed.

In favor, 8. Opposed, 0. Abstaining, 6. Approved.

16. The Depository Library Council has reviewed the item card options offered

by the Government Printing Office and recommends the adoption of "Option 1C", the

present format, as appended. Moreover, every effort should be made to provide

specific information about the publications to be distributed under each item

number, since these records are collection development tools for the depositories.

In favor, 13. Opposed, 0. Abstaining l f Approved.

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17. Whereas the Government Printing Office has issued a legal opinion that

depository libraries are held liable for damages to or loss of their depository

collections, the Depository Library Council requests that by January 1, 1985 » the

Government Printing Office notify the directors of all depository libraries of

this opinion and provide them with the necessary formulae for evaluating their

collections.

In favor, 13. Opposed, 1. Abstaining, 0. Approved

18. The Depository Library Council recommends that the Government Printing

Office base its cataloging of serials on the definition of serials as defined

in the AACR II. In addition, the established SUDOC stem should be used in the

Monthly Catalog entries, not the dummy number as used in the l^Qh Serials Supplement .

In favor, k. Opposed, 5. Abstaining, 5. Resolution failed.

Submitted by: Marian Carroll, Secretary Date: October l8 r 1Q8U

Revised/accepted by: Date:

(

rr[C/r, 3f. "v i'-f

Sandra K. Peterson,

Council Chair

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Resolution 1 refers to Exhibit C. Examples of Index Entries

referred to are given below. The entire text of "Monthly

Catalog Format Changes: Proposed," will be distributed to

depository libraries before the end of this year on microfiche

as a part of Transcript of Proceedings of the Fall 19'8U Meeting

Depository Library Council to the Public Printer: Appendix

(GP 3.30: 98^/2/app.).

AUTHOR INDEX

AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION. MEETING

(1980 : BOSTON, MASS.)

Learning to learn. ,-1980., ED 1.310/2:203297 Item 466-A-3 (microfiche)

S/N ED 203297

83-21931 TITLE INDEX

ENERGY CONSERVATION THROUGH POINT SOURCE RECYCLE WITH HIGH

TEMPERATURE HYPERFILTRATION

Energy conservation through point source recycle

with high temperature hyperiiltration. cl979j

EP 1.23/8:600/7-79-131 Item 431-1-62 (microfiche)

83-22073

SUBJECT INDEX

AERONAUTICS—LAW AND LEGISLATION—UNITED STATES Federal Aviation regulations. 1983- TD 4.6:91/4 Item 431-C-13

S/N 050-007-81016-4

83-22899

SERIES /REPORT INDEX

EPA- 5-MI-WAYNE-WWTP INT- 7

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Huron Valley wastewater control system facilities

plan, Wayne and Oakland Counties, Michigan. 1<J79. EP 1.57/3:H 94/v. 1-2 Item 431-1-55 (microfiche)

83-22076

CONTRACT NUMBER INDEX

GRANT NO. : R803875

Energy conservation through point source recycle

with high temperature hyperf iltration. jl979.7 EP 1.23/8:600/7-79-131 Item 431-1-62 (microfiche)

83-22073

STOCK NUMBER INDEX

ED 203297 EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES CENTER

Learning to learn. [1980J ED 1.310/2:203297 Item 466-A-3 (microfiche)

S/N ED 203297

83-21931 TITLE KEYWORD INDEX

AVIATION

Federal Aviation regulations. 1983- TD 4.6:91/4 Item 431-C-13

S/N 050-007-81016-4

83-22899

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SUGGESTED ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION AT SPRING 1985 MEETING,

DEPOSITORY LIBRARY COUNCIL TO THE PUBLIC PRINTER

1. Examine proposals and define the content of the Serials Supplement.

2. Invite a member of the GODORT Cataloging Committee to address unresolved issues.

3. Consider bibliographic control issues.

4. Discuss delivery of government information in electronic format.

5. Receive a report on progress of the DLC Education Task Force.

6. Discuss developing and/or expanding networking between and among states

on both formal and informal bases.

7. Concerning regionals, address:

a) the dilemma of space problems not solved by microformat,

b) potential federal funding, and

c) the creation of an association of regional librarians.

8. Provide a printed update on state plans.

9. Discuss the potential development of a congress of depository librarians.

Submitted by: Marian Carroll, Secretary Date: October 18, 1984

Accepted/revised by: /

Sandra K. Peterson, Chairperson Date

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UNITED STATES SENATE

98th Congress AN-v5nlU-ll/8U

Senate Committee Hearings

Listed in Numerical Sequence

1984, No. 20 October 16-31, 1984 Page 1 of 3 Number Title Committee

98-271,

Pt.25

Employment-Unempl oyment Joint Economic

98-554,

Pt.2

Home Rule Act Amendment

[The complete designation for

S Hra 98-^4 is S Hra QR-^A Pt 11

Governmental Affairs

98-889,

Pt.2

Department of Housing and Urban Development, and Certain Independent Agencies

Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1985

Appropriations

98-897,

Pt.4

Department of Defense Appropriations for

Fiscal Year 1985

Appropriations

* * * * * * * *

98-1003 Amending and Extending the Comprehensive

Environmental Response, Compensation,

and Liability Act of 1980 (Superfund)

[Field hearings held in Trenton, NJ]

Environment and Public Works

98-1004 Stalon and Broadbent Nominations Energy and Natural Resources

98-1005 Federal Tax Reform

[Field hearing held in Seattle, WA]

Budget

98-1006 Impact of the Tax System on Productivity

in Small Business and Agriculture

Finance

98-1007 Federal Land Management Problems in Northern Nevada

Energy and Natural Resources

98-1008 Patent Law Improvements Act Judiciary

98-1009 Labor Violence and the Hobbs Act Judiciary

98-1010 International Trade Distortions Harming

U.S. Agricultural Exports

Foreign Relations

98-lOH Not yet authorized for printing

98-1012 Not yet authorized for printing

98-1013 Not yet authorized for printing

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Senate Committee Hearings

Listed in Numerical Sequence

1984, No. 20 October 16-31, 1984 Page 2 of 3 Number Title Committee

98- 1014 Civil Service Former Spouses Benefits

Act of 1984

Governmental Affairs

98- 1015 Impact of the South Florida Task Force

on Drug Interdiction in the Gulf

Coast Area

[Field hearing held in Mobile, Alabama]

Judici ary

QQyts- lUiD Nominations

[Kane, Robert Francis; Durant, William

Clark, III; Valois, Robert A.; Swafford,

Mrs. Claude Galbreath; Bernstein,

Lea Anne; and, Wallace, Michael B.; to

be members of the Board of Directors

of the Legal Services Corporation]

Labor and Human Resources

98- lUi / Oversight of Operating Engineers, 1984 Labor and Human Resources

98- 1018 Agricultural Productivity Act of 1983 Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry

98- 1019 The Impact of the Tax System on Basic

Industry, Service Industries, and the

Investment Industries

Finance

Maternal and Child Health Block Grant Finance

yts- LKJL. 1 Barrow Gas Field Transfer Act of 1984 Energy and Natural Resources

98- 1022 Oversight of the Legal Services

Corporation, 1984

Labor and Human Resources

98- 1023 Nomination

[Alvarez, Fred W., to be a member of

the Equal Employment Opportunity

Commission]

Labor and Human Resources

98- 1024 Uniform Patent Procedures Act of 1983 Judiciary

98-1025 Budget Reform Act of 1983 Governmental Affairs

98-1026 Reauthorization of the Head Start

Act, 1984

Labor and Human Resources

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Senate Committee Hearings

Listed in Numerical Sequence

1984, No. 20 October 16-31, 1984 Page 3 of 3 Number Title Committee

98-1027 Nominations

[Uddo, Basile J.; Smegal , Thomas

S., Jr.; Miller, Lorain; and,

Benavidez, Hortencia; to be members

of the Board of Directors, Legal

Services Corporation]

Labor and Human Resources

98-1028 S. 2823— S. 2824— S. 2862 Indian Affairs

98-1029 Enforcement of Federal Regulations and

Penalties for Shipments of Hazardous

and Radioactive Materials

Governmental Affairs

98-1030,

Pt.l

Departments of Commerce, Justice, State

the Judiciary, and Related Agencies

Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1985

Appropriations

98-1031 Importance of Great Lakes Environmental

Quality to the Economy of the Upper

Great Lakes Region

[Field hearing held in Superior, WI]

Small Business

98-1032 Problems of Working Women Joint Economic

98-1033 Wildlife and Parks Act of 1984 Environment and Public Works

98-1034,

Pt.l

Department of Transportation and Related

Agencies Appropriations for Fiscal

Year 1985

Appropriations

98-1035 Additional to the National Wilderness

Preservation System and the Sabine

National Fores'! Land Conveyance

Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry

98-1036 U.S. Participation in the International

Energy Program

Energy and Natural Resources

98-1037 Oversight of the Federal Advisory

Committee Act

Governmental Affairs

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1984, No. 18

UNITED STATS SENATE

98th Congress

Senate Committee Prints

Listed in Numerical Sequence

October 16-31, 1984

ANTv5nlU-.il/81;

Page 1 of 1 Number Title Committee

98-233

98-234

98-235

Pt.2

98-236

98-237

98-238

98-239

Not yet authorized for printing

United States Code, Title 44, Public

Printing and Documents, 1982 Edition

Soviet Space Programs: 1976-80

(With Supplementary Data through 1983)

[Part 1 published in the 97th Congress]

Tax Avoidance, Tax Equity, and Tax

Revenues: The Impact of Marginal

Income Tax Rate Changes in the United

States, 1954-82

The Situation in the Philippines

The Distribution of Benefits from the

1982 Federal Crop Programs

Emerging Issues in the Delivery of Rural

Health Services

Joint Committee on Printing

Commerce, Science, and Transportation

Joint Economic

Foreign Relations

Budget

Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry

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tANK ANNUN/IO. nrP(1[S(NTATlvr fnoM II . Chairman 55PM M GAYDOS. RlMIIINTATivt from PA

JONES. REPRESENTATIVE from TN

.R8ARA F VUCANOVICH. REPRESENTATIVE FROM NV

T ROBERTS. ntPHESENTATiVE from KS

THOMAS J Kt-EIS. Staii OirECIOK ANTHONY J ZAGAMI. General Counsel RiCHARO OLES2EWSKI. Deputy Staff Director -aye M. PADGETT, assistant Staff Director lotnt Committee on printing

CHAnitS McC MATIIIAS. Jn „ Senator rnnu MO.

Vice Chairman MARK 0. HATFIELD, Senator from OR HOWARD H. BAKER, JR.. Senator from TN WENDELL H FORD. Senator from KY

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