2001

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ALAWON Volume 10, 2001

ALAWON: Washington Office Newsline
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Volume 10, 2001

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Date No. Topics
Jan 5
1
[1] Washington Office Update 2001!; [2] What's Next With Filtering Mandates?; [3] How Will E-Books Affect Libraries?
5
2
Commerce Gets $45.5 Million for TOP Program Grants; Registration for Workshops Open
23
3
ALA Washington Office and Office for Intellectual Freedom Launch New CIPA Web Site; FCC Releases CIPA Notice of Proposed Rule Making
[top] 31
4
[1] ALA Washington Office and Office for Intellectual Freedom Launch New CIPA Web site!; [2] Washington Office/OIF Memo Outlines Filtering Next Steps for Libraries and for ALA; [3] FCC Publishes Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in the Federal Register
Feb 2
5
[1] UCITA is heating up around the country - and librarians are making a difference!; [2] ALA and the other major library associations launch AFFECT, a nationwide coalition to oppose UCITA; [3] UCITA Training Sessions have Reached Thousands!
5
6
E-RATE Supporters: Contact Your Representatives and Senators!
6
7
[1] Reed School Libraries Bill to be Introduced: Sponsors Needed; [2] 21ST Century Community Learning Center Legislation Introduced in House; [3] Education Policy Outline & 2002 Budget; [4] IMLS Makes State Library Awards, Grants Available
15
8
School Library Media Bill Introduced In Senate
15
9
American Library Association Files Comments with the Federal Communications Commission regarding the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA)
16
10
Education Secretary Roderick Paige Testifies On President Bush's Education Proposals
22 11a The deadline to file FCC Reply Comments on CIPA is today.
22
11
ALA Files Reply Comments on CIPA
22
12
Senate Urgent Action Needed on ESEA
[top] 28
13
Bush Debuts Budget Outline
Mar 1
14
[1] Participate in Thank You Day 2001; [2] Non-itemizer charitable deduction introduced in the House today
2
15
ESEA Senate Urgent Action Needed: Second Alert
2
16
E-RATE Supporters: Call House Members to Save the E-rate
17
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9
18
Massive ESEA Bill Passes Senate Help Committee Reed School Library Amendment Fails On Tie Vote
9
19
"Education And Technology" Focus Of House Energy And Communications Subcommittee Hearing On March 8th
21
20
ALA Files Suit to Overturn CIPA; Pro-Filter Group Holds Press Conference
22
21
[1] Emily Sheketoff Testifies Before House Appropriations Subcommittee; [2] Upcoming IMLS Grant Deadlines
22
22
[1] President Bush's Education Plan Unveiled: E-Rate Funding Will Be Untouched; [2] House Education And The Workforce Subcommittee Assignments Finally Doled Out
23
23
(1) Anti-UCITA Bills Turning Up To Protect State Residents From UCITA; (2) The 2001 Legislative Year Shows No Gains For UCITA
29
24
Attention School Library Media Specialists And All Library Supporters: Immediate Action Needed
[top] 30
25
[1] New Legislation: School And Library Construction; [2] Correction To Thursday, March 30th ALAWON
Apr 4
26
E-rate and Filtering Focus of April 4th House Hearing
5
27
ALERT: FCC Publishes E-rate Filtering Regulations; Year 4 Discounts Affected
5
28
[1] GAO Releases Study on "Electronic Dissemination of Government Publications";[2] NCLIS Releases Volume 2 of "Comprehensive Assessment of Public Information Dissemination"
9
29
[1] Bush Budget Numbers Released Today; [2] Senate Passes Budget Resolution; Congress In Recess For Two Weeks
11
30
ACT!/CIPA: Residents of Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts: Your Action Needed!
12
31
Mark Your Calendars! Copyright Program at Annual 2001
20
32
National Library Legislative Day: Key Issues
[top] 20
33
Robert S. Martin to be Director of IMLS
May 7
34
E-Government Legislation Introduced by Sens. Lieberman & Burns
8
35
YOUR URGENT ACTION NEEDED! Reed Bill to be Introduced Tomorrow
9
36
(1) Attorneys General split over support of consumer amendments to UCITA.; (2) Urgent action needed! Advise your state attorney general Not to endorse the AG amendments!
?
37
FCC Issues Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on E-Rate
10
38
Senate Legislative Branch Subcommittee Holds Hearing On Appropriations for GPO
10
39
Urgent Action Needed! Reed Bill Scheduled for Vote Monday, May 14th
16
40
Reed Bill Passes Senate, Marks Victory For America's Kids!
17
41
School Library Resources Bill Gets Attached To ESEA
25
42
[1] Files Comments in Response to FCC Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on E-Rate;[2] U.S. Department of Education Announces Even Start Family Literacy Program Grants for Indian Tribes & Tribal Organizations
25
43
[1] Washington Office Conference Web Site Launched!; [2] Room Change for Washington Office Update at Annual 2001!
29
44
LSTA Success Stories Web Site Debuts
29
45
Principles for the Development of the National Information Infrastructure
[top] 30
46
Save the Date! The ALA Washington Office Offers Two UCITA Training Sessions at Annual Conference
Jun 5
47
Save the Date!: Will the "Play" Button become a "Pay" Button?
5
48
White House Sends Martin Nomination to Senate
6
49
CIPA Training Session
?
50
Supreme Court Decision on Tasini Major Pronouncement on Copyright Law in the Digital Age
[top] 29
51
Your Feedback Needed on Library Principles!
Jul 3
52
FCC Declines Changes To E-Rate Priority Funding Rules
5
53
Action Alert: PubSCIENCE Threatened By FY2002 Appropriations
13
54
Robert Martin confirmed as Director of IMLS!
13
55
1) Library Associations Testify On E-Government Legislation; 2) House E-Government Bill Introduced; 3) ALA Participates In E-Government Panel
?
56
American Bar Association considering resolution to review and redraft UCITA
18
57
Conferees Appointed On ESEA
23
58
Legislative Branch Appropriations
[top]
59
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Aug 14
60
The U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) Closes Down Three Bookstores
14
61
[1] Appropriations Update; [2] Elementary And Secondary Education Act Conference Continues-Action Still Needed
23
62
White Houses Appoints Martin as Acting Chair of NEA
[top] 31
63
[1] ALA Seeks Postponement of Hearing on Leaks Provision; [2] Text of Letter to Senator Graham
Sep 6
64
UCITA training available at Practicing Law Institute
12
65
{Re: 9/11 attacks}
13
66
National Awards Ceremony Cancelled
21
67
[1] George McDonald Appointed to Head SLD; [2] Senate Confirms Bruce Cole as NEH Chairman
21
68
Library Associations' Reaction on Sept. 11th Attack; ALA Q&A on the Confidentiality and Privacy of Library Records
[top] 24
69
[1] Bush Administration Submits Anti-Terrorism Legislation to Congress; [2] ACLU and other civil liberties groups release "In Defense of Freedom at a Time of Crisis" statement
Oct 4
70
[1] House Subcommittee Finishes Labor, HHS Education Appropriations Bill; [2] Humanities-Based After-School Program Grants Available
5
71
US Copyright Office issues report on the effects of DMCA on the "first sale" doctrine.
10
72
[1] URGENT ACTION NEEDED-Clarification-Labor-HHS-Education Contact House ESEA Conferees; [2] House Subcommittee Finishes Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations Bill; Senate Subcommittee May Markup October 11
10
73
[1] Urgent: Anti-Terrorism Bill Going To Senate Floor Tomorrow, October 11th; Ask Senators To Support Amendments To Improve "Business Records" Section Of S. 1510; [2] House Anti-Terrorism Bill Passes Judiciary Committee; Privacy Advocates Press For House Deliberations On H.R. 2975
11
74
URGENT! Senate Subcommittee Agrees Upon Labor-HHS-Education; Senate Full Committee Markup Scheduled Today, October 11, 2001
12
75
Senate And House Pass Anti-Terrorism Legislation; Problematic Privacy Provision Retained
24
76
E-rate Application Window Set to Open Nov. 5 - Apply Now!
29
77
Labor-HHS-Education Bill on Senate Floor Tomorrow
[top] 30
78
[1] Action Still Needed on ESEA Reauthorization; [2] Correction to 10/29 ALAWON
Nov 1
79
Legislative Branch Conference Report Clears House
7
80
Senator Reed And Advocacy
15
81
The Washington Office is pleased to announce an internal staff change
?
82
ALA Encourages Libraries to Apply for the E-rate
[top] 27
83
Patrice McDermott Joins the Washington Office
Dec 6
84
Attention Ohio School Librarians: Your Urgent Help Is Needed!
12
85
ESEA Conference Report Concludes: $250 million authorized for school libraries
12
86
Labor HHS Education Appropriations Conference to Begin
18
87
Labor HHS Education Appropriations Conference Report Passes House/Senate
"a"
88
These numbers were included in this volume in error and are in the list for Volume 11
"b"
89
"c"
90
"d"
91
"e"
92

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