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May/June 1996 Volume 23, Number 3 ISSN 0884-9692
CLEARINGHOUSE NEWS
Electronic Transition Plan Discussed at Federal Depository
Library Meeting.
Nearly 600 librarians from federal depositories flocked to Washington,
D.C. April 14th-18th for the annual Depository
Library Conference and Council Meeting. Nebraska attendees were
Jerry Frobom, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, James Shaw, University
of Nebraska-Omaha and Beth Goble, Nebraska Library Commission.
The reason for the large turnout (nearly double the attendance
from past years) was the proposed transition of nearly the entire
program to electronic distribution.
The depository program is operated by the Government Printing
Office, a Congressional agency. Federal publications are distributed
free of charge to a network of over 1400 depository libraries
across the nation, which in turn must offer free public access
to them. Over the years many documents have switched from being
distributed in paper format to microfiche. An increasing number
of publications are also being distributed on CD-ROM or computer
diskette. Recently the Vice-President's National Performance Review
initiative (which calls upon federal agencies to improve customer
service and efficiency), combined with tightening agency budgets
and pressure from Congress to reduce spending for the program,
have resulted in a proposal to dramatically alter the nature of
the program. Last year the GPO was directed by Congress to prepare
a transition plan which would change distribution of all but a
small core list of publications to electronic-only format by the
end of 1998. "Distribution" in many cases will actually
mean providing a database via the Internet. In addition to the
transition plan a study was conducted to identify measures necessary
for a successful transition . The study report was distributed
to depositories just before the April meeting.
Many issues and implications for depositories have been identified,
including a new set of minimum technical guidelines which require
depositories to have sophisticated public access workstations
available with Internet access, world-wide-web browsers, CD-ROM
capability, and a variety of software by the end of 1996. Other
issues include shifting the cost for printing from agencies to
depositories, staff training which will be necessary for libraries
to adequately help citizens to find and use electronic government
information, difficulties in identifying and organizing electronic
information sources which are no longer a physical object, issues
surrounding providing public access to sites and databases which
agencies have created and charge access fees for, and questions
about who will be responsible for archiving electronic government
information for future generations.
The study report indicated that some publications are still better
suited to distribution in paper format. It also stated that a
transition by the end of 1998 is not realistic due to lack of
readiness by federal agencies and the above-mentioned issues that
still have to be addressed. The report proposed a more gradual
process taking 5-7 years to complete. The draft report has been
presented to Congress. A copy of the report, "Study to Identify
Measures Necessary for a Successful Transition to a More Electronic
Federal Depository Library Program" is available for loan
from the Library Commission by calling 1-800-307-2665.
Librarians from Nebraska's 14 federal depositories met June 7th
to discuss the transition and their plans for coping with the
proposed changes. Most libraries will be able to comply with the
minimum technical requirements for providing public access to
electronic information by the end of 1996, although many of them
will not have workstations upgraded to the optimal requirements
suggested by GPO..
1994 Annual Economic Outlook Report (document # C-115)
provides critical information and analysis about the global, national,
and Nebraska economy to assist decision makers in Nebraska's public
and private sectors. The publications of this report fulfills,
in part, the BBR's state wide research and services mission, which
includes a mandate tro collect, maintain, analyze, and disseminate
information regarding Nebraska's economic performance in recent
years, plus an evaluation of where Nebraska's economy may be headed
in the next few years. All information and analyses described
in this report are based on the most current available data.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Nebraska: 1992 (document
# C-76) provides a summary of the nost recent cancer data for
the citizens of the State of Nebraska. The contents of this report
are concerned primarily with presenting the number and rate of
new cancer cases and cancer deaths that occurred among Nebraskans
in 1992, as well as during the past five years (1988-1992). Data
are also presented regarding the stage of the disease at diagnosis.
A special feature of this report are sections which present county-specific
incidence and mortality data for selected cancer sites (lung,
breast, prostate, colon/rectum, bladder, cervix, leukemia, and
non-Hodgkin's lymphoma).
Criminal Justice Directory, 1996 (document # C-53) provides
a comprehensive listing of key criminal justice personnel throughout
the state. The directory is divided into these seven sections:
(1) Law Enforcement, (2) Corrections, (3) Judicial System, (4)
Education, (5) State Senators/U.S. Congressmen, (6) Victim Assistance/Domestic
Violence, and (7) Criminal Justice Organizations. A detailed list
of what each section contains can be found in the Table of Contents.
Disability Statistics Report, Medical Expenditures for People
with Disabilities in the United States, 1987 (document # C-81*)
focuses on the economic impact of disability and presents the
results of an analysis of the medical care expenditures of non-institutionalized
people with disabilities. Medical expenditures include spending
for all types of medical care services, whether or not related
to the disability. Disability is defined here in two ways: (a)
a limitation in activity, i.e., working at a job, doing work around
the house, or going to school; and (b) a limitation in one or
more activities of daily living, i.e., difficulty in performing
basic self-care tasks (including bathing, dressing, toileting,
getting in and out of bed or a chair, feeding oneself, and walking
across the room), without the help of another person or special
equipment. Medical spending for persons with limitation is compared
with amounts spent by non-institutionalized persons without such
limitations.
Projections of Education Statistics to 2006 (document # C-64*) includes statistics on elementary and secondary schools and institutions of higher education at the national level. Included are projections for enrollment, graduates, classroom teacher, and expenditures to the year 2006.
In addition, this report includes projections of elementary and
secondary enrollment and high school graduates to the year 2006
for public elementary and secondary schools at the state level.
These projections were produced to provide researchers, policy
analysts, and other customers with state-level projections developed
with a consistent methodology.
Projections of the Number of Households and Families in the
United States: 1995 to 2010 (document # C-27*) includes projections
of the number of households and families in the United States
for the years 1995 to 2010. These numbers are based on the 1990
census, as enumerated, with modifications for age and race, and
household estimates from 1991 to 1994, and are projected forward
using alternative marital status and household type proportions.
These household projections are not intended as a forecast, but
represent the results of assumptions about future trends in population
change and household formation. The increase in the number of
households (occupied housing units) is not necessarily identical
to the volume of housing construction which may take place during
the projection period. The number of housing units in likely to
differ from the increase in the number of households because of
changes in the number of vacant units (vacant housing units are
not counted as households), the demolition of existing units,
and conversions or mergers in existing structures.
C-1* ROAD TO AN AGING POLICY FOR THE 21ST CENTURY,
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY, 1995 WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON AGING.
Office of the U.S. President. 1995. 149p. PR 42.2: AG 4/2/EXEC.
SUM.
C-2* WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON AGING, THE ROAD
TO AN AGING POLICY FOR THE 21ST CENTURY, FINAL REPORT.
Office of the U.S. President. 1996. 591p. PR 42.2: AG 4/2.
AGRICULTURE
C-3* AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS, 1995-96.
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 1996. 350p. A 1.47: 995-96.
C-4 CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM, CRP LAND USE
GUIDE. (Extension Circular Series No.
EC 96-142). UNL/Cooperative Extension Service. 1996. 57p. OCLC
#34605401. U2250H001.0142-1996.
C-5* SCIENCE IN YOUR SHOPPING CART, SOME OF THE
MANY WAYS, BOTH FAMILIAR AND SURPRISING, THAT AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
TOUCHES AND IMPROVES DAILY LIFE IN THE UNITED STATES.
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 1996. 34p. A 1.68: 1558.
C-6 SWINE NUTRITION GUIDE.
(Extension Circular Series No. EC 95-273). UNL/Cooperative Extension
Service. 1995. 42p. OCLC #34605405. U2250H001.0273-1995.
AUDIT REPORTS
C-7 ADVISORY LETTER TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR
VEHICLES, VEHICLE TITLING AND REGISTRATION SYSTEM
Auditor of Public Accounts. 1995. 45p. (MF). OCLC #34725675. A9000T240-1994.
C-8 AUDIT REPORT OF DIXON COUNTY COURT.
Auditor of Public Accounts. 1995. 9p. (MF). OCLC #29970815. A9000B141-1994.
C-9 AUDIT REPORT OF THE NEBRASKA COMMISSION OF
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS. Auditor of Public
Accounts. 1995. 23p. (MF). OCLC #29681840. A9000B135-1994.
C-10 AUDIT REPORT OF THE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION INSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM 443.
Auditor of Public Accounts. 1995. 21p. (MF). OCLC #34725724. A9000B241-1994.
C-11 AUDIT REPORT OF THE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE CASH FUND -
2844, A SPECIAL REVENUE FUND. Auditor
of Public Accounts. 1995. 23p. (MF). OCLC #34725815. A9000B243-1993.
C-12 AUDIT REPORT OF THE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, THOMAS FITZGERALD VETERANS' HOME MEMBERS'
TRUST FUND. Auditor of Public Accounts.
1995. 18p. (MF). OCLC #34725745. A9000B242-1994.
C-13 AUDIT REPORT OF THE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF
SOCIAL SERVICES STATE WARDS' GUARDIANSHIP ACCOUNTS. Auditor
of Public Accounts. 1995. 17p. (MF). OCLC #29680288. A9000B138-1994.
C-14 AUDIT REPORT OF THE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF
WATER RESOURCES. Auditor of Public Accounts.
1995. 25p. (MF). OCLC #29291699. A9000B071-1994.
C-15 AUDIT REPORT OF THE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENTS
OF BANKING AND FINANCE. Auditor of Public
Accounts. 1995. 23p. (MF). OCLC #29681789. A9000B131-1994.
C-16 AUDIT REPORT OF THE NEBRASKA EDUCATIONAL
TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION. Auditor
of Public Accounts. 1995. 26p. (MF). OCLC #27157244. A9000B016-
1994.
C-17 AUDIT REPORT OF THE SEWARD COUNTY COURT.
Auditor of Public Accounts. 1995. 9p. (MF). OCLC #31018856. A9000B184-1994.
C-18 AUDIT REPORT OF THE STATE OF NEBRASKA OFFICE
OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. Auditor of
Public Accounts. 1995. 25p. (MF). OCLC #31614873. A9000B159-1994.
C-19 REPORT ON THE CLAIMS FOR REIMBURSEMENT AND
COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS UNDER THE CHILD CARE
FOOD PROGRAM OF GRACIES PRECIOUS ANGELS DAYCARE, OMAHA.
Auditor of Public Accounts. 1995. 28p. (MF). OCLC #34727796. A9000B916-1993.
C-20 REPORT ON THE CLAIMS FOR REIMBURSEMENTS AND
COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS UNDER THE CHILD CARE
FOOD PROGRAM OF TINY TOTS DAYCARE, OMAHA.
Auditor of Public Accounts. 1995. 26p. OCLC #34727502. A9000B953-
1993.
C-21 SPECIFIC PROCEDURES REPORT OF THE NEBRASKA
ETHANOL BOARD TAX CREDIT GASOLINE TRANSFERS.
Auditor of Public Accounts. 1995. 4p. (MF). OCLC #34497252. A9000B944-1994.
BUSINESS
C-22* FACTS ABOUT...HOW TO START A HOME-BASED
BUSINESS. U.S. Small Business Admin. 1996.
Pamphlet. SBA 1.19:F 11/HOME.
C-23* FACTS ABOUT...HOW TO START A SMALL BUSINESS.
U.S. Small Business Admin. 1996. Pamphlet. SBA 1.19: F 11.
C-24 NEBRASKA DIRECTORY OF MANUFACTURERS, 1996-1997.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. Available from issuing agency
for $50.00. 350p. OCLC #28577250. E1400D001-1996.
CENSUS
C-25* INCOME, POVERTY, AND VALUATION OF NONCASH
BENEFITS: 1994. U.S. Commerce/Bur. of
the Census. 1996. 109p. C 3.186: P-60/189.
C-26* OLDER WORKERS, RETIREMENT, AND PENSIONS;
A COMPARATIVE INTERNATIONAL CHARTBOOK.
U.S. Commerce/Bur. of the Census. 1996. 88p. C 3.186: P-95/95-2.
C-27* PROJECTIONS OF THE NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS
AND FAMILIES IN THE UNITED STATES: 1995 TO 2010.
U.S. Commerce/Bur. of the Census. 1996. 36p. C 3.186/15: P-25/1129.
COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
C-28* COMPILATION OF STUDENT FINANCIAL AID REGULATIONS.
U.S. Dept. of Education. 1995. 250p. ED 1.47: C 73/995.
C-29 1996 DIRECTORY OF NEBRASKA POSTSECONDARY
EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS. Coordinating Comm.
on Postsecondary Education. 1996. 17p. (MF). OCLC #32751056. E4000D003-
1996.
C-30 FACTUAL LOOK AT HIGHER EDUCATION IN NEBRASKA.
Coordinating Comm. on Postsecondary Education. 1995. 146p. (MF).
OCLC #34628725. E4000B027-1995.
C-31 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN, A PARTNER
IN ECONOMIC GROWTH. UNL/Office of Public
Relations. 1995. 29p. (MF). OCLC #34605394. U0520H001-1995.
C-32 UNO STRATEGIC PLAN.
UNO/Chancellor. 1996. 18p. OCLC #34605414. U6100B002-1995.
COMMUNITY PROFILES
C-33 COMMUNITY PROFILE, BEATRICE, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34725588. E1000S001-1996.
C-34 COMMUNITY PROFILE, COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34725611. E1000S001-1996.
C-35 COMMUNITY PROFILE, FAIRBURY, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716629. E1000S001-1996.
C-36 COMMUNITY PROFILE, FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716616. E1000S001-1996.
C-37 COMMUNITY PROFILE, GIBBON, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34725631. E1000S001-1996.
C-38 COMMUNITY PROFILE, HARTINGTON, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716600. E1000S001-1996.
C-39 COMMUNITY PROFILE, HASTINGS, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716576. E1000S001-1996.
C-40 COMMUNITY PROFILE, KIMBALL, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716568. E1000S001-1996.
C-41 COMMUNITY PROFILE, NELIGH, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716560. E1000S001-1996.
C-42 COMMUNITY PROFILE, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716547. E1000S001-1996.
C-43 COMMUNITY PROFILE, ORCHARD, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716511. E1000S001-1996.
C-44 COMMUNITY PROFILE, ORD, NEBRASKA. Dept.
of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716499. E1000S001-1996.
C-45 COMMUNITY PROFILE, OVERTON, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716483. E1000S001-1996.
C-46 COMMUNITY PROFILE, PIERCE, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716473. E1000S001-1996.
C-47 COMMUNITY PROFILE, RANDOLPH, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34716457. E1000S001-1996.
C-48 COMMUNITY PROFILE, SCOTTSBLUFF/GERING, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34715924. E1000S001-1996.
C-49 COMMUNITY PROFILE, VERDIGRE, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34715907. E1000S001-1996.
C-50 COMMUNITY PROFILE, WYMORE, NEBRASKA.
Dept. of Economic Development. 1996. 4p. OCLC #34715877. E1000S001-1996.
CRIME & CRIMINAL JUSTICE
C-51 ANNUAL REPORT, JULY 1994 - JUNE 1995.
Office of Dispute Resolution. 1994. 38p. (MF). OCLC #33181621.
S3300A001-1994.
C-52* COMBATING VIOLENCE AND DELINQUENCY: THE
NATIONAL JUVENILE JUSTICE ACTION PLAN REPORT.
U.S. Justice/Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice & Delinquency
Prevention. 1996. 207p.
J 32.2: V 81.
C-53 CRIMINAL JUSTICE DIRECTORY, 1996.
Comm. on Law Enforcement & Criminal Justice. 1996. 135p. (MF).
OCLC #17820461. L2500D002-1996.
C-54* CRIMINAL VICTIMIZATION IN THE UNITED STATES,
1993. U.S. Dept. of Justice. 1996. 175p.
J 29.9/2: 993.
C-55 JUVENILE OFFENDERS IN NEBRASKA.
Comm. on Law Enforcement & Criminal Justice. 1995. 60p. (MF).
OCLC #34605359. L2500B019-1995.
C-56* LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS, 1993.
U.S. Dept. of Justice. 1996. 22p. J 29.2: P 75.
DRUGS
C-57* DRUGS OF ABUSE, 1996 EDITION.
U.S. Dept. of Justice. 1996. 54p. J 24.2: D 84/996.
C-58* NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL STRATEGY, 1996: PROGRAM, RESOURCES, AND EVALUATION. Office of the U.S. President. 1996. S/N 040-000-00673-7. $20.00. 319p. PREX 1.2: D 85/995/RESOURCE.
C-59* NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL STRATEGY: 1996.
Office of the U.S. President. 1996. S/N 040- 000-00672-9. $6.50.
101p.
PREX 1.2: D 85/996.
C-60* PULSE CHECK: NATIONAL TRENDS IN DRUG ABUSE.
Office of the U.S. President. 1995. 36p. PREX 1.2: D 84/16/995-3.
EDUCATION
C-61 ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS, NEBRASKA PUBLIC
POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTIONS, 1996. Coordinating
Comm. for Postsecondary Education. 1996. 83p. OCLC #34728528.
E4000B024- 1996.
C-62 NEBRASKA LITERACY: A BRIEF LOOK AND THE ROLE
OF ADULT BASIC EDUCATION. Dept. of Education.
1996. 35p. (MF). OCLC #34605294. E2000B040-1996.
C-63* PREPARING YOUR CHILD FOR COLLEGE, A RESOURCE
BOOK FOR PARENTS. U.S. Dept. of Education.
1996. S/N 065-000-00778-9. $4.00. 57p. ED 1.2: C 68/3/996-97.
C-64* PROJECTIONS OF EDUCATION STATISTICS TO 2006.
U.S. Dept. of Education. 1996. 202p.
ED 1.120: 2006.
C-65* READ*WRITE*NOW, ACTIVITIES FOR READING AND
WRITING FUN. U.S. Dept. of Education.
1996. 25p. ED 1.2: W 93/2/KIT.
C-66 RULE 1, REGULATIONS GOVERNING AUDIT PROCEDURES,
TITLE 92, NEBRASKA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE, CHAPTER 1.
Dept. of Education. 1996. 6p. (MF). OCLC #34736518. E2000R011-1996.
C-67 RULE 2, UNIFORM SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTING FOR NEBRASKA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS, TITLE 92, NEBRASKA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE, CHAPTER 2. Dept. of Education. 1996. 10p. (MF). OCLC #34736470. E2000R050-1996.
ENERGY
C-68* RESIDENTIAL SOLAR HEATING COLLECTORS.
U.S. Dept. of Energy. 1996. S/N 061-000- 00873-0. $1.00. 6p. E
1.2: R 31/4.
C-69* SOLAR WATER HEATING.
U.S. Dept. of Energy. 1996. S/N 061-000-00874-8. $1.00. 8p. E
1.2: SO 4/17.
ENVIRONMENT
C-70 GUIDELINES FOR FINANCIAL ASSURANCE DEMONSTRATIONS.
Dept. of Environmental Quality. 1996. 67p. OCLC #34605415. E6700H001-1996.
C-71 MAKE EVERY DROP COUNT.
Metropolitan Utilities District. 1995. 21p. (MF). OCLC #32907394.
M1200A001-1995.
C-72 STUDY OF NONPOINT SOURCE GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION
IN THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THE MIDDLE REPUBLICAN NATURAL RESOURCES
DISTRICT, NEBRASKA: A SPECIAL PROTECTION AREA REPORT.
Dept. of Environmental Quality. 1996. 80p. (MF). OCLC #34605340.
E6900B008-1996.
GEOLOGY
C-73 GEOLOGIC HISTORY OF ASH HALLOW STATE HISTORICAL
PARK, NEBRASKA. UNL/Conservation &
Survey Div. 1996. 36p. OCLC #34728441. U2375B027-1996.
C-74 GEOLOGY OF THE LIQUID PROPANE GAS STORAGE
FACILITY NEAR GREENWOOD, NEBRASKA. UNL/Conservation
& Survey Div. 1996. 23p. OCLC #34605409. U2375B022-1996.
HEALTH
C-75 ANNUAL REPORT 1994, NEBRASKA AMBULANCE &
RESCUE SERVICE INFORMATION SYSTEM. Dept.
of Health. 1995. 31p. (MF). OCLC #34605656. H2850A001-1994.
C-76 CANCER INCIDENCE AND MORTALITY IN NEBRASKA:
1992. Dept. of Health. 1994. 77p. (MF).
OCLC #34605612. H2000B008-1992.
C-77* CATARACT INFORMATION FOR PATIENTS.
U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services. 1996. 20p.
HE 20.3752:
C 28/2/996.
C-78 COLLEGE OF MEDICINE BULLETIN, 95-96.
University of Nebraska Medical Center. 1996. 171p. OCLC #34605607.
U4400H001-1995.
C-79* CONSUMER'S GUIDE TO FATS. U.S. Health/Food & Drug Admin. 1996. 6p. HE 20.4010/A: F 26/5.
C-80* COPING WITH ARTHRITIS IN ITS MANY FORMS.
U.S. Health/Food & Drug Admin. 1996. 6p.
HE 20.4010/A: AR 7/4.
C-81* DISABILITY STATISTICS REPORT, MEDICAL EXPENDITURES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES IN THE UNITED STATES, 1987. U.S. Dept. of Education. 1996. 113p. ED 1.215/2: 5.
C-82* EATING DISORDERS REQUIRE MEDICAL ATTENTION.
U.S. Health/Food & Drug Admin. 1996. 3p. HE 20.4010/A: EA 8/3/996.
C-83* GLAUCOMA INFORMATION FOR PATIENTS.
U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services. 1996. 23p.
HE 20.3752: G 46/996.
C-84* HEALTHFUL SNACKS FOR THE CHIP & DIP
CROWD. U.S. Health/Food & Drug Admin.
1996. 6p.
HE 20.4010/A: Y 3/3.
C-85* RESPIRATORY FAILURE.
U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services. 1995. 22p. HE 20.3202:
R 31/14.
C-86 ROSTER, NURSING HOMES LICENSED AS OF MARCH
31, 1996. Dept. of Health. 1996. 41p.
(MF). OCLC #26650470. H2000D001-1996.
C-87* UNDERSTANDING GENE TESTING.
U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services. 1996. 31p. HE 20.3152: G 28/2.
C-88* VITAL STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES, 1992
LIFE TABLES. U.S. Dept. of Health &
Human Services. 1996. 20p. HE 20.6210/A: 992/V.2/SEC.6.
C-89* WHAT ARE CLINICAL TRIALS ALL ABOUT? A BOOKLET
FOR PATIENTS WITH CANCER. U.S. Dept. of
Health & Human Services. 1996. 28p. HE 20.3152: C 61/3/996.
LABOR
C-90* BY THE SWEAT & TOIL OF CHILDREN, VOLUME
1: THE USE OF CHILD LABOR IN U.S. MANUFACTURED AND MINED IMPORTS.
U.S. Dept. of Labor. 1994. 185p. L 29.2: SW 3/V.1.
C-91* BY THE SWEAT & TOIL OF CHILDREN, VOLUME
2: THE USE OF CHILD LABOR IN U.S. AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS & FORCED
AND BONDED CHILD LABOR. U.S. Dept. of
Labor. 1995. 210p.
L 29.2: SW 3/V.2.
C-92* INDICATORS OF EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY--STATUS
AND TRENDS. U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity
Comm. 1996. 65p. Y 3.EQ 2: 2 IN 2/995.
C-93* OCCUPATIONAL EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS, 1994.
U.S. Dept. of Labor. 1996. S/N 029-001- 03252-8. $7.00. 101p.
L 2.3: 2468.
C-94* WORKABLE BALANCE: REPORT TO CONGRESS ON
FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE POLICIES. U.S.
Comm. on Leave. 1996. 314p. Y 3.2: F 21/W 89.
LEGISLATURE
C-95 FINAL COMMITTEE REPORT, VOL. 96, NO. 2, PUBLIC
SERVICE COMMISSION: HISTORY OF STRUCTURE, WORKLOAD AND BUDGET.
Legislative Research Div. 1996. 120p. (MF). OCLC #34736380. L3800B012.0059-1996.
LIBRARY & INFORMATIONS SERVICES
C-96* KICKSTART INITIATIVE, CONNECTING AMERICA'S
COMMUNITIES TO THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY. U.S.
Commerce/Nat'l Telecommunications & Information Admin. 1996.
S/N 003-000-00682-4. $12.00. 176p. C 60.2: K 53.
C-97* NATION OF OPPORTUNITY, REALIZING THE PROMISE
OF THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY. U.S.
Commerce/Nat'l Telecommunications & Information Admin. 1996.
107p. C 60.2: P 94.
C-98* PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND COMMUNITY-BASED EDUCATION,
MAKING THE CONNECTION FOR LIFELONG LEARNING.
U.S. Dept. of Education. 1996. S/N 065-000- 00849-1. $4.00. 47p.
ED 1.302: L 61/8.
C-99* PUBLIC LIBRARY STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION
IN THE UNITED STATES. U.S. Dept. of Education.
1996. S/N 065-000-00854-8. $3.50. 40p. ED 1.328/7: ST 8.
C-100* REPORT TO CONGRESS, STUDY TO INDENTIFY
MEASURES NECESSARY FOR A SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION TO A MORE ELECTRONIC
FEDERAL DEPOSITORY LIBRARY PROGRAM AS REQUIRED BY LEGISLATIVE
BRANCH APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 1996, PUBLIC LAW 104-53.
U.S. Government Printing Office. 1996. 125p. GP 3.2: EL 2/3.
NEBRASKA PRESS--NEW RELEASES
C-101 AN ASSUMPTION OF SOVEREIGNTY, SOCIAL AND
POLITICAL TRANSFORMATION AMONG THE FLORIDA SEMINOLES, 1953-1979.
(Indians of the Southeast Series). By Harry A. Kersey, Jr. University
of Nebraska Press. 1996. Available from Nebraska Press for $42.50
(clothbound). 266p. OCLC #33206258. U5000T916.0007-1996.
C-102 BEHIND THE FRONTIER: INDIANS IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY
EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. By Daniel R. Mandell.
University of Nebraska Press. 1996. Available from Nebraska Press
for $40.00 (clothbound). 255p. OCLC #32927187. U5001T573-1996.
C-103 I, TOM HORN. By
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C-104 JOURNALS OF THE LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITION,
VOLUME 9: JOURNALS OF JOHN ORDWAY, MAY 14, 1804-SEPTEMBER 23,
1806, AND CHARLES FLOYD, MAY 14-AUGUST 18, 1804.
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C-105 LUSHOOTSEED TEXTS, AN INTRODUCATION TO PUBET
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by Crisca Bierwert. University of Nebraska Press. 1996. Available
from Nebraska Press for $40.00 (clothbound). 325p. OCLC #33044038.
U5000T668.0011-1996.
C-106 NELLIE BROWN, OR THE JEALOUS WIFE, WITH
OTHER SKETCHES. (Blacks in the American
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1996. Available from Nebraska Press for $25.00 (clothbound). 120p.
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C-107 NO SURVIVORS By
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C-108 OUR LANDLADY. by
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U5001T572-1996.
C-109 PEOPLE OF THE DALLES, THE INDIANS OF WASCOPAM
MISSION. (Studies in the Anthropology
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of Nebraska Press. 1996. Available from Nebraska Press for $50.00
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C-110 PUEBLO INDIAN RELIGION, VOLUME 1.
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U5001T574- 1996 v.1.
C-111 PUEBLO INDIAN RELIGION, VOLUME 2.
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U5001T574- 1996 v.2.
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C-113* METROPOLITAN AREA EXPORTS, AN EXPORT PERFORMANCE
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C-114* NORTH AMERICAN AGREEMENTS ON LABOR COOPERATION,
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C-115 1994 ANNUAL ECONOMIC OUTLOOK REPORT.
UNL/Bur. of Business Research. 1994. 200p. OCLC #34605615. U2720A001-1994.
C-116 FOSTER PARENT HANDBOOK. Dept. of Social Services. 1996. 40p. (MF). OCLC #34728203. W2000H017-1995.
C-117* HOW YOU CAN BUY USED FEDERAL PERSONAL PROPERTY.
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C-118 INVENTORY OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING RESOURCE
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1995. 50p. (MF). OCLC #34628645. E1200H032-1995.
C-119* MERGER DECISIONS, 1993.
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C-120 NEBRASKA'S NON-URBANIZED PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
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1995. 145p. (MF). OCLC #34605411. U2925B003-1995.
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