Presents the results of a survey of public librarians in the United States conducted to determine their attitudes toward intellectual freedom with emphasis on responses regarding extension services to poor and minorities, attitude changes, and factors that influence attitudes. (CHC)

Presents results of survey of public and academic libraries (88 responses) designed to discover how employee grievances are handled and what procedures exist to protect the grievant. Five questions asked concerning how and for whom procedures are written and how procedures work are noted and discussed. Three sources are cited. (EJS)

Comments on the results of a survey that asked library administrators throughout the US if Spanish-speaking librarians were needed and how to recruit them most effectively for library schools. Numerous replies reflected racist attitudes, discrimination, and insensitivity to the Spanish-speaking community. (VT)