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Start Over Collection Harold Shill, Professor, Legislative Papers Regarding Library and Information Policy, 1982/2012

NTIS Testimony, 1987 Box 6a, Folder 20

Includes statements by James V. Seals, Jr. (representing American Chemical Society), Dr. Alvin W. Trivelpiece, Dr. H. Martin Weingartner (for the Council of Scientific Society Presidents), Dr. Joseph E. Clark, Joseph G. Coyne, John Shattuck, George E. brown, Jr., David S. Nathan, and the National Federation of Federal Employees on policies related to the collection and dissemination of scientific and technical information.

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  2. Harold Shill, Professor, Legislative Papers Regarding Library and Information Policy, 1982/2012
  3. Series 2: Legislative Files, 1982/1999

NTIS Testimony, 1987 Box 7, Folder 08

Includes several drafts of bills in addition to statements by Ralph E. Kennickell, Jr., Dr. H. Martin Weingartner, Ellen Gay Detlefsen, and Dr. Harold Shill given before the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, Subcommittee on Science, Research, and Technology on government information policy and the National Technical Information Service.

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  2. Harold Shill, Professor, Legislative Papers Regarding Library and Information Policy, 1982/2012
  3. Series 2: Legislative Files, 1982/1999

NTIS Testimony, 1988 Box 6a, Folder 19

Includes statements on government information policy and the authorization of appropriations for the National Bureau of Standards from Gregory Eyring, Ernest Ambler, and William G. Howard, Jr.made before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Subcommittee on Science, Technology, and Space. Also includes several pages of notes handwritten by Shill, letters presenting copies of his testimony on Federal Information Resources Policy to various politicians, and correspondence relating to Shill's testimony being published as a book chapter.

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  2. Harold Shill, Professor, Legislative Papers Regarding Library and Information Policy, 1982/2012
  3. Series 2: Legislative Files, 1982/1999

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