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5 PLL Newsl. n.s. 1 (1989)

handle is hein.lbr/pllslet0004 and id is 1 raw text is: A Special Interest Section of the American Association of Law Libraries / N Vol. 5, .Special Issue .ummer, 1.969 Report. from the Chair 1. Newsletter Publication of th'e PLL/!SI S news.letter was temporarily suspended this year. As the newsletter required a separate subscription fee over and above the SI S dues, we found that our publication was unfortunately not reaching the majority of our members, and the PLL Board felt th~is situation was unsatisfactory. The PLL/S1IS Board drafted a resolution which was submitted to the AALL Board requesting that our newsletter be included as an insert in the AALL Newsletter. It was thought that we would thereby be able to: 1) eliminate the separate subscription fee; 2) reach all private law librarians - even those who were not members of the PLL, or those who chose not to subscribe to the PLL newsletter: . ) reach beyond the privates as a public relations tool and let the rest of AALL kn:ow what we're up to. Our resolution was placed on the AALL agenda and subsequently referred to the AALL Committee on Organizational Structure. As of this date, it appears that the Committee on Organizational Structure is likely to recommend that the SI S newsletters be duplicated, mailed and funded in AALL headquarters in Chicago. We hope to get cur newsletter back on track next year. If you would like to? be on next year's newAsletter committee, please let. me know. We'll be looking forr some eager contributors. 2. The PLL/SIS The names and biographical information for cur sla:te of officers can be foundc on the following pages. Thanks are in order to all those who have agreed to, run for office as well as._ those wh o worked behind the scene serving on the Norminating C~ommittee. This year's Committee members represented various corners cof thae country, as the Committee consisted of: Sharon French, San Francisco; Joan Jarosek, Dallas; and Estie Lipsit, Washington, D.C. Ballots will be mailed out by mid-April.

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