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COOPERATION: Ms. Myra Ccomer, Circulation
Dept. Mlkimwho will assumenresponsibility
for the Periodical Reading Room, came to UHIVERS}TY OF KENTUCKY
CSR for a one~week training session. She LIBRARIES
was instructed in reading files and basic
checking—in procedures for serials by Ms. June 29, 1973 No. 6
Ruby Herald. CSR hopes that other depart- — - ~
ments will become interested in this kind ________________________
of training and similar reciprocal arrange—
ments can be made.
$$$$§§§: The library has received a grant under Title IIA of the Higher
Education Act. The $5000 grant is to be used to purchase library materials
in support of various programs cf the University.
LI§§AQ§_MARKET: "Just what are the actual dimensions of the library
markets? No one has ever known exactly, partly because most of the sales
that go through wholesalers are not reported as to types of ultimate
buyers~—retailers, libraries of different kinds, other institutions.
A couple of years ago, in a personal tabulation which he called ‘Hank's
Hunch' (the title is a sufficient comment on book trade statistics),
Henry Z, Malek, children's book publisher, offered some educated estimates.
One was that over 20% of publishers' NONTEXTBOOK sales are to libraries-—
or about l4% of ALL book sales. Applied to the newly estimated 1972 total
of over $3.l7—billion, 14% amounts to nearly $445—million for all librar~
ies of all kinds; other methods of estimating produce figures as high as
this or higher." (PW, 203:46, June 4, 1973)
LIERARY BUDGETS: "The effects of dual inflation and devaluation require
a minimum increase of l0 percent to maintain book collections at present
levels of strength." The general conclusion reached at the ARL meeting
~in New Orleans was that "...over 60 percent of college and university
`libraries will suffer a serious, indeed a permanant, setback in the
development of their book collection in l974." (ARL Newsletter, No. 63,
pg. 2, June 20, 1973) V ‘
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: Library Salesman; AMACOM, the publishing division
of American Management Association is establishing library sales
representation. We seek commission salesmen that are known "winners".
· Protected territories available. All Territories open. Phone: (2l2)
586-8lOO or write: Sales Director, Publications, l35 W. 50th Street,
New York, New York lO020.
MAP DEPARTMENT: The Map Dept. is finally wired for sound again. The
telephone number is the same as it was before, 257-2660.
AGRICULTURE: Dean Trivette was nominated for Chairman of the Associates
National Agricultural Library Awards Committee at the annual meeting held
recently in Washington. Marie Copeland and Dean Trivette attended
meetings of the 66th annual confefenee`of the American Association of
Agricultural Engineers held June 17-20 here on the Lexington campus.
PERSONNEL CHANGES: Appointments: Madeline Rue, Classified, Special
Colle5tiEnE7m Terminations: Doris Cornett,—Classified, Binding; Sue
Hughes, Classified, Cataloging. l _** ‘

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i COLLOQQIQM ANNOUMCEMPNT: The following comes from the College of Library
, Science: "Miss Ruth Qgyies, our next Colloquium speaker, is an outspoken
advocate of 'profemonal accountability in action.' Miss Davies is
coordinator of Library Service, North Hulls (sic) School District in
Pittsburgh, Pa. and has a new book out: ‘The School Library, a Fcrce for
Action.‘ Miss Davies will stimulate not only School Librarians, but all
those of you who are interested in librarianship as a career. She believes
being a librarian is a ‘privilege' and feels that there are real
involvement responsibilities that go along with this privilege."
Time: Tuesday, 7/l0/73, 7:30 p.m. Place: Student Center Room 245. ‘
POSITION OPENINGS: Map Dept., new classified, open about 7/l/73, see
Jim MintcH?` Biological Sciences, new professional, open about 7/l/73,
see Bill Lee; Circulation, professional, open now, see Mr. Gordcn;
Acquisitions, classified VI, open 6/18/73, see Deanna Hudson; Cataloging,
classified V, cpen 6/25/73, see Ms. E.V. Smith; Cataloging, classified
III, open now, see Ms. E.V. Smith.
168 days to the BIG MOVE

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