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Topic Index:
Volume 4, 1995

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Date No. Topics
Jan 6
1
104th Congress Brings Sea Change To Washington; Speaker Gingrich Speaks At Library Of Congress To Launch Thomas
10
2
Library Advocacy Training Washington Briefings To Be Offered April 11
13
3
ALA Washington Office Leads Information Superhighway Seminar
20
4
Alert On House Budget Committee Field Hearings; Klug Introduces Bill To Restructure GPO; National Library Of Education Advisory Task Force Seeks Nominations
24
5
Library Literacy And Higher Ed Library Fellowships Threatened
25
6
ALA Midwinter Conference Alert
[top] 30
7
Congressional Appointments To Key Subcommittees Announced
Feb 7
8
FY96 Clinton Budget For Libraries Announced
9
9
House Committee To Mark Up Paperwork Reduction Act
15
10
Communications Decency Act Of 1995; Federal Court Rules National Security Council Subject To FOIA; NTIA TIIAP Announces 2nd Grant Cycle, Critical Deadline For Letter Of Intent
17
11
Public Access To Government Information Threatened; In H.R. 830 Waiver Provision; New Rescission Bill Proposes Cuts To School Infrastructure Program
21
12
Immediate Response Needed To Fight NEA, NEH Rescission
22
13
FY 95 Rescission To Be Finalized By Subcommittees Today
23
14
Library Programs Face $34.7 Million In Rescissions
24
15
Immediate Action Needed To Protect Library Programs
[top] 28
16
FY1995 Rescissions - ALAWON Report Corrected
Mar 2
17
ALA Summarizes Disagreements With "Green Paper" On Copyright
3
18
House Appropriations Committee Approves Rescission; REP. Pelosi Advocates For Libraries In Appropriations; Libraries Eligible For Rural Technology Grants
8
19
March 15 Designated As Freedom Of Information Day, James Madison Award Winners To Be Announced; NTIA TIIAP Announces 2nd Grant Cycle
9
20
ALA Joins Coalition To Address Senator Exon's CDA Of 1995
10
21
LC Budget Supported By Library Groups; Library Organizations Support GPO Budget; Downsizing Legislative Branch Agencies
11
22
ALA Approves Fair Use Statement
16
23
House Passes Rescission Bill, Library Literacy Program Restored; NEH Fellowship Application; Senate Hearings Begin On S. 227 'Performance Rights In Digital World'
17
24
Senate To Mark Up Telecommunications Bill; Freedom Of Information Day Awards Announced; American's Can't Wait Library Advocacy Campaign Launched
18
25
NII Copyright Awareness Campaign Initiated; Copyright Term Extension Act Introduced
20
26
NTIA Information Infrastructure Grants Threatened By Rescissions; Immediate Response Needed To Save TIIAP Grants; Legislative Reorganization Bills Introduced In Congress; Dunn Bill H.R. 1024 Introduced To "Transform" GPO
21
27
Library legislative advocacy now! April 11, 1995 Workshop; Congress Passes Paperwork Reduction Act
23
28
Senate Committee Marks Up New Telecommunications Bill
27
29
Senate Appropriations Committee Restores Library Funds
29
30
Telecommunications Bill Not Yet Released From Senate Commerce Committee; Senate Begins Consideration Of S.617 Rescission Package
30
31
National Electronic Open Meeting Planned For May 1-14
[top] 31
32
Telecommunications Competition And Deregulation Act Of 1995; Released Today; Letters To Support Library-Education Provision; Dole Amendment Would Cut FY95 Library Programs By $10 Million
Apr 5
33
Senate Continues Debate On Rescissions; NII Advisory Council To Hold Open Meeting In New Mexico; Meeting Of The Depository Library Council To The Public Printer
14
34
Telecommunications Bill Faces Tough Senate Fight; FCC Fails To Support Connectivity Proposal For Schools And Libraries; Senate Finalizes Rescission Bill; Conference Committee To Convene
18
35
J. Andrew Magpantay Named Director Of OITP
[top]
34-65
MISSING ISSUES
Jul 19
66
Senate Committee Approves LSTA Bill
24
67
Senate Committee Recommends Funding
25
68
Senate Approves GPO and LC Funding
25
69
Senate Committee Makes Minor Changes In LSTA Bill; Apple Files FCC Petition To Make Free Public Spectrum Available; Bundling Of Microsoft Network With Windows 95 Spurs DOJ Investigation
26
70
Reps. Morella And Orton Sponsor Library Amendment In HR 1555, The Communications Act Of 1995; House Approves Interior Appropriations Funding NEA/NEH And Institute Of Museum Services To 1997
27
71
House Rules Committee Delays Decision On Telecom Bill, HR 1555; Postal Rate Commission Confirms Library Rate Is Overstated
[top] 29
72
House Appropriations Committee Acts On Library Funding
Aug 3
73
House Begins Debate On Telecom Bill, H.R. 1555; Restrictions On Nonprofit Lobbying Pending
4
74
House Committee Issues Report On LSTA Block Grant Bill
4
75
Depository Library Funds Restored; Plan For Electronic Conversion Required; House Passes Labor-HHS-Education Funding Bill, Telecommunications Bill
9
76
ALA President Turock Testifies On Government Information Policy; Senator Ford Promotes Depository Libraries
9
77
Full Text Of Working Document: Model For "New Universe" Of Federal Information Access And Dissemination
15
78
House Passes Funding Bill; Electronic Freedom Of Information Improvement Act Of 1995, S. 1090 Introduced
[top] 16
79
ALA Washington, D.C., Offices Move To New Facilities
Sep 8
80
Senate Subcommittee Zeros Out NTIA-TIIAP Grants; "White Paper" On Intellectual Property And The National; Information Infrastructure Available From PTO; NEH Library Programs Have New Deadline
11
81
Senate Committee Issues Report On LSTA Bill
15
82
Overview Of Congressional Activity After The August Recess
19
83
Library Legislative Day May 6-7; House Bill Restricts Nonprofit Lobbying
[top] 25
84
Kerrey Amendment Would Restore TIIAP Funding; NTIS Privatization Attempts Underway; Library/Education Funding Approved By Senate Appropriations Committee
Oct 9
85
Kids' TV -- FCC Calls For Comments
15
86
LSTA-Library/Museum Amendment Passed In Senate
16
87
Intellectual Property: Information Infrastructure Task Force's Legislative Recommendations Introduced In House And Senate
20
88
Nonprofit Lobbying Restrictions Moving Forward
24
89
Telecommunications Conference Committee Begins Work On S. 652
[top] 25
90
Conferees Announced For Bill Containing LSTA, H.R. 1617; No Action Taken On Appropriations For Labor, HHS, & Education
Nov 1
91
Snowe-Rockefeller-Kerrey-Exon (SRKE) Amendment Scheduled For Conference Committee Action
8
92
Information Flow To Congress Endangered By Pending Legislation
10
93
Telecommunications Conference Committee To Continue Work On S. 652
13
94
Library Groups Recommend LSTA Compromise To Conferees
14
95
Update On Restrictions On Nonprofit Political Advocacy
15
96
Restrictions On Nonprofit Political Advocacy
16
97
Immediate Action Needed On Cybercensorship Issues In Telecommunications Conference Committee
16
98
Stop The Istook-Mcintosh Amendments Limiting Nonprofit Advocacy
[top] 17
99
Action Needed On LSTA
Dec 5
100
Vote Imminent On Criminal Penalties For "Internet Indecency"
6
101
House Conferees Vote Road Block On Information Superhighway
8
102
Restrictions On Nonprofit Advocacy Held Off; Hearing Held On English As The Common Language
8
103
Telecommunications Reform Conferees Continue Slide Toward Internet Censorship Provisions; GPO Provides Free Access To All GPO Access Databases
9
104
Hearing Held On LC Management; Congress Considers NTIS Privatization
12
105
Final Form Of Internet Content Regulations To Be Voted On
22
106
Budget And Funding Issues, Holiday Status Report
28
107
ALA Celebrates 50th Anniversary Of The Washington Office

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