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ALAWON: Washington Office Newsline
Topic Index
Volume 3, 1994

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Date No. Topics
Jan 3
1
Wrap-Up On Technology, Networking, And Education Bills
19
2
Further Spending Cuts Anticipated In Senate; Hearings Planned On HR 3400
22
3
NII Activity
25
4
Office Of Consumer Affairs Holds Hearings On NII Privacy; NII Universal Service Hearing; Price Increased For Federal Register Publications; LC National Film Registry
[top] 31
5
NTIS Regulations Place Restrictions On Government Information; Meeting Of The Advisory Council On The NII
2
6
Hot News For School Library Media Specialists
16
7
FY 1995 Clinton Budget For Libraries
17
8
NII-Related Items In Administration Budget; Availability Of Budget Documents; ESEA Reauthorization Passes Committee; Hearings On Government Printing
[top] 25
9
Summary Of ALA Council Resolutions Related To Federal Legislation; Telecommunications Policy Bills Multiply
Mar 3
10
School Library Assistance Included In ESEA Reauthorization
8
11
House Subcommittee Approves Telecommunications Bill
9
12
Reps Kildee And Reed Speak For Library Programs
11
13
NTIA Grant Funds Available For Telecommunications Projects; Department Of Education Grant Opportunities; Federal Information Policy Update Program
23
14
Telecommunications Bills Approved By House Committees; Senate Passes S. 4, Networking Applications Bill
24
15
Public Interest Telecommunications Summit
[top] 25
16
Library Postal Rate May Jump 74% - Data On Impact Needed; House Passes Major Education Legislation
Apr 5
17
Invitation To Contribute To Senate Hearing Record; Senate Passes Budget And Education Legislation
13
18
Goals 2000 Signed Into Law; School Library Senate Hearing A Success
14
19
Preserving Federal Electronic Mail; Open Access And The NII Hearing; White House Conference On Library And Information Services Taskforce Briefing
[top] 29
20
School, And School Library Facilities Bill Introduced; Role Of Libraries In Support Of National Education Goals; Less Access To Less Information
May 3
21
Library Program Funding
16
22
Final Push Needed To Obtain House Signature On "Dear Colleague"
25
23
Budget: GPO, LC, NEH FY95; ESEA Reauthorization; Head Start Extension Includes Libraries; IITF Report Includes "Libraries And The NII"
26
24
Urgent Action Needed On Depository Library Funding
[top] 31
25
Postal Rate Case - Library Rate; Paperwork Reduction Act Reauthorization
Jun 1
26
Consensus Document On LSCA Reauthorization Available
3
27
Action Needed On Depository Library Appropriations
16
28
House Appropriations Bill Markup; A To Z Bill Displays House Appetite For Further Cuts; NHPRC Reauthorization Signed Into Law; ESEA Reauthorization Bill Passes Full Committee
21
29
NEH Program Threat; Urgent Action Needed To Keep Funds For GPO Electronic Access; Library Of Congress Appropriations Passed
[top] 23
30
Still Time To Act On GPO Appropriations Conference
Jul 11
31
Draft Response To Administration's IITF Applications Paper Chapter On Libraries
12
32
Summary Of ALA Council Resolutions Related To Federal Legislation
14
33
Appropriations Passed: GPO, LC; House Passes FY 1995 Labor, HHS, And Education
15
34
Intellectual Property Report Issued By Administration Working Group
18
35
House Passes Telecommunications Bills
20
36
ALA Proposes Plan To FCC To Connect Schools And Libraries To NII; Arts And Humanities Endowment Funding Passes The House
26
37
Action Needed On Senate Telecommunications Bill; Hearing Held On Inouye Telecommunications Bill; Senate Committee Approves FY 1995 Library Funding
27
38
LC Financial Reform Bill Introduced; Senate Holds Oversight Hearing On LC; Senate Floor Action Still Pending For ESEA Reauthorization
[top] 29
39
President Signs GPO Funding Law With Reservations
Aug 5
40
Senate Passes FY95 Commerce Department Funding For NII; Requests For Comments On Research Priorities, National Library Of Education; Appropriations Pass Senate: NEH/NEA, ESEA Reauthorization
12
41
Senate Passes Library Funding; Paperwork Reduction Act Reauthorization; Revised OMB Circular A-130
15
42
Senate Passes ESEA Bill--Conference Next; Committee Approves S. 1822
23
43
Library Funding - Action Needed Update
25
44
Library Postal Rate Increase Still Pending
[top] 31
45
ESEA Reauthorization And School Library Media Resources
Sep 1
46
Postal Regulation For Third-Class Delayed; NEH Reference Materials Grant Funding Is Available
2
47
Commerce Appropriations Signed Into Law; Electronic Freedom Of Information Act Passes Senate
9
48
FIPSE Grant Deadline Announced; NEH Announces New Initiative, Grantees And Participants
12
49
ALA Comments On Draft Report On Intellectual Property And NII, NII Applications Working Group Report; Intellectual Property Hearings, Fair Use Conference Scheduled
15
50
Public Interest Provisions In Telecommunications Bill Threatened; Proposal to FCC To Connect Libraries And Schools To NII
16
51
ALA Testifies On Intellectual Property Report
22
52
Conferees Act On Library Funding
29
53
Chairman Ford Says ESEA In Danger, Conferees In Dispute On ESEA bill; School Library Provisions Agreement; Smith-Helms Agreement Includes Elements Of House & Senate Bills; LSCA Extended One Year By ESEA Conferees; House Agrees To Conference Report On Library Funding Bill
29
54
Chairman Ford Says ESEA In Danger
[top] 30

55

ESEA Conference Report Approved By House; Clarification Of Smith-Helms In H.R. 6
Oct 3
56
Update On ESEA
5
57
Cloture Votes Passes Senate, Final ESEA Vote Expected
6
58
Senate Approves ESEA Bill
10
59
President Signs Library Funding Bill
11
60
NTIA Encourages Library Sites For Virtual Public Conference
12
61
NTIA TIIAP Grants Announced
13
62
ESEA Passes House And Senate In Final Days
25
63
Expanding Public Access To Government Information
26
64
ALA Argues Against 4TH-Class Library Postal Rates; Public Hearings On Adult Ed. Reauthorization Set By Dept. Of Education; Librarians Testify At House Subcommittee Hearing On NII
[top] 28
65
Library Of Congress Receives $13 Million To Digitize Collections
Nov 12
66
NTIA Virtual Conference On Universal Service And Open Access
13
67
Power Shifts Dramatically After Congressional Elections; Follow-Up On Libraries As Test Sites For Postal Service Kiosks; Dept. Of Education Conducts Public Hearings On Adult Ed Reauthorization
21
68
Education/Library Coalition Moves Forward With Proposal To FCC; Decision Rendered In Texaco Fair Use Case Appeal
22
69
Administration To Announce Government Information Locator Service
23
70
NEH Program Participants Encouraged To Write Legislators
Dec 1
71
Postal Rate Commission Adjusts Library Rate Only Slightly
12
72
Paperwork Reduction Act Reauthorization Pending; Senate Approves U.N. Treaty On The Elimination Of All Forms Of Discrimination Against Women; Congress Passes H.R. 4922, Telecommunications Wiretap Bill
[top] 15
73
Postal Governors Approve Rate Increases Effective January 1; ALA Continues Support In Texaco Fair Use Appeal

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