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NEWSLETTER ~I~E :0: ~4~ :~U~H LIB
THIRD
VOL. 5, No" 3
.,-----Frorn The President
National Library Week was a little special this year. On
May 15 I was 'in Washington, D.C. with representatives of
other state associations. The purpose was to race through
the corridors of congress contacting freshmen representa­tives,
and anyone else from the state who COUld, support LSCA
legislation. The congressmen talked to were Willis Gradi- ,
son, Jr. of Cincinnati, Thomas Kindness of Hamilton and Ron~ '
ald Mottl of Parma. All were gracious, interested
ies (because they're users) and concerned about problems
of libraries. John Seiberling of Akron was at a committee
meeting, but his legislative assistant assured me he was
very much committed to library legislation and funding; It
was also reported that John Rebenack keeps him posted on
what is good and bad for libraries.
Offices visited, in addition to the above, were those
f Representative Regula of Navarre, Ashbrook of Johnstown,
Carney of Youngstown and Stanton of Cleveland. Material
provided by the State Library, OLA and ALA's Washington
office was discussed and distributed.
Visits were also made to the offices of Senator Taft and
Senator Glenn. The latter sent William White, ,his legisla­tive
assistant, ,to the reception that evening in the House
Caucus Room.
It was a busy day, an educational day. ' Hopefully', it will
prove a useful day. As far as National Library Week is con­cerned.
it was probably more efficacious than bookmarks.
--Robert H. Donahugh
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Rodman Pub l ic Libra:r'Y,
Alliance
AmheI'6t Public LibI'aI'Y
Hutton Memorial Public
Library, Ba:r'12esville
Bradford Public Library
Dwyer Mercer County District
LibraI'Y, Ce lina
enterbUI'g Public Library
FaiFport Public LibraI'Y
Lima Pub lic LibT'aI'Y
Loudonville Public Libra:r'Y'
Herbert Westcoat MemoriaZ
Library, McArthur
WINNERS
Monroeville Public Libra:r'Y
Napoleon Public Library
Newcomerstown Public LibPa:r'y
Newton Falls Public LibraI'y
North Baltimore Public Li-bra:
r'Y
Orwe II Pub lie Library
Putnam County District
LibraI'Y, Ottawa
Perry Public Libra:r'Y
Way Public Library, Perrys-burg
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Rockford Ca:r'negie Library,
Rockford
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OlA AWARDS NOMINATIONS DUE
DIV, VIII, TF PUBLIC AND
SCHOOL LIBNS., E.D.
ELECTION BALLOTS DEAO'i~E
ALA, SAN FRANCISOO
'Community Library~ ' Sunbury
~arnegie Public Library,
Upper Sandusky
Brumback Library, Van Wert
Pike County Free Pub tic I '
Libra:r'Y, Waver Zy ,
,Herrick Memorial Libra:r'Y,'
Wellington ' .'
Defiance College '
FindZay CoUege
Franklin University, Cols. Mary Manse' CoiZege, ToZedo
Mt. Vernon Nazarene 'CoZZege
Mt. St. Joseph CoUege ,
Wooster College
Case Western Reserve univer­sity,
School of Library
Science
St. Gregory College