AN INFORMED CITIZENRY IN THE PRESENT AND THE FUTURE: PERMANENT PUBLIC ACCESS TO GOVERNMENT INFORMATION FOR INDIANA CITIZENS.

Autor:	Truesdell, Cheryl B.1 truesdel@ipfw.edu, Leonard, Kirsten2 kaleonar@iuk.edu
Předmět:	*Depository libraries *Library public services *Government publications *Library special collections *Collection development in documents libraries *Library cooperation *Library laws *Libraries & state
Zdroj:	Indiana Libraries. 2008, Vol. 27 Issue 2, p16-20. 5p. 1 Diagram.
Abstrakt:	The article provides information about the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) in Indiana. There are 33 federal depository libraries in Indiana, with about half of those libraries were added after the 1962 Depository Library Act, which allowed the House of Representatives to name two depository libraries per congressional district and each senator to name two depository libraries in a state. An Indiana Light Archive for Federal Documents Working Group was formed consisting of the directors and government documents librarians from various academic and state libraries in the state. Moreover, the group adopted Indiana University's goal of developing one complete, well-preserved, secure and centralized collection of federal documents in palpable format.
Databáze:	Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts
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