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1984
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- Telecommunications and Research Libraries: 1984 and Beyond. Minutes of the [Semiannual] Meeting (104th, Colorado Springs, Colorado, April 25-27, 1984). Daval, Nicola, Ed. Academic Libraries Conferences Higher Education Information Networks Library Associations Library Automation Position Papers Research Libraries Telecommunications Minutes from the 1984 Membership Meeting of the Association of Research Libraries include the full-text of four presented papers: "The Next Generation of Telecommunications Systems" (William F. Utlaut); "Structure of the Present Telecommunications Network" (Donald J. Muccino); "Alternatives to the Bell System" (C. Thomas Taylor); and "The Political and Social Impact of Changes for Libraries" (Walter G. Bolter). Discussion comments follow the last two papers and a three-member panel reacts to the fourth. Session II of the Business Meeting is covered in detail and comprises remarks from five members of the Preservation Panel as well as eight reports: (l) ARL Executive Director; (2) Council on Library Resources Economics Seminar; (3) Committee on ARL Statistics; (4) ARL Microform Cataloging Clearinghouse; (5) Council on Library Resources (CLR) Bibliographic Services Development Program; (6) Office of Management Studies; (7) Council on Library Resources Professional Education and Training for Research Librarians Program; and (8) ARL President. Eight appendices of supporting information include the Executive Director's Report; a CLR paper, "Preserving Our Intellectual Heritage: General Directions and Next Steps"; a Progress Report on the CLR Bibliographic Services Development Program; lists of attendance from member institutions, members, and guests and staff; a list of officers, the board, and committees of ARL; and the 1983 Auditor's report. (THC)