Mainstreaming Microforms: The Physical Integration of U.S. Government Printing Office Microforms into the Documents Stacks.

Baber, Carolyn D.; Zink, Steven D.

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Publication Date: 1987

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Mainstreaming Microforms: The Physical Integration of U.S. Government Printing Office Microforms into the Documents Stacks.

Baber, Carolyn D.; Zink, Steven D.

Microform Review, v16 n4 p291-95 Fall 1987

Discusses the increasing percentage of documents distributed only in microform by the Government Printing Office, and describes the strategy undertaken by the University of Nevada-Reno Libraries to mainstream these microforms into the government documents collection, thus encouraging their use by library patrons. (13 references) (Author/MES)

Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Government Publications, Higher Education, Library Technical Processes, Microforms

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