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1 DttP 1 (1972-1973)

handle is hein.journals/dttp1 and id is 1 raw text is: documents to the people LIBRA 1Y STLUDIES LV I r-,_7Volume 1, Number I of a newsletter MAY 2 4 1978 Issued by the ALA's Government Documents Round Table September 1972 GDRT PROJECTS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1) Project Personal Contact Object: To get government documents listed in Monthly Catalog, Government Reports Announcements, Monthly Checklist of State Documents, etc. Method: Personal visits to federal agency regional offices & field offices, state agencies & local agencies, etc., to urge them to send their material to the list- ing agencies. If you can't visit-write. Send copies to the agency's director, public affairs officer, librarian and to GPO, LC, NTIS, and your Congressman. 2) Cataloging in Publication & Government Documents Object: Convince government agencies and GPO to participate in CIP. Method: Personal visits and letters to government agencies. Letters of support for the project to LC, GPO and your Congressmen. Coordinator's Report --------- p.4-7 Directory of Documents Librarians ---------------- p. 19 FLIRT Officers ---------------p. 3 GDRT Officers --------------- p.2,3 GDRT Projects ---------------- p. New England Documents Task Group -------------------- p.15-17 Pentagon Papers ------------ p. 4 Proposal to the Intellectual Freedom Committee concerning government documents/depository library system program for review by the IFC at the annual conference, June 1972, Recommendations to IFC ---- p.17,18 Task Force Reports --------- p.8-15 (For the best effect everyone should attempt to make the visit in October) PURPOSE: The purposes of the Government Documents Round Table are: a) to provide a forum for discussion of problems, concerns, and for exchange of ideas by librarians working with government documents; b) to provide a force for initiating and supporting programs to increase availability, use, and biblio- graphic control of documents; c) to Increase communication between documents librarians and other librarians; d) to contribute to the extension and improve- ment of education and training of documents librarians.

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