Microforms and Documents Department
Collection Development Policy Statement
Revised 06/01/96
A. Libraries' Collection Development Objectives
The Documents Collection consists mainly of federal publications distributed through the
Libraries' participation as a selective depository library in the Depository Library Program of the U.
S. Government Printing Office as provided by law ( 44 U.S.C. 191 1); however, as a result of the
University's performance of research under contracts/grants for the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, a large number of publications are received on a depository status from that agency.
In addition, the Libraries serve as a full depository for the patents and related materials produced by
the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The Microforms and Documents Department
provides maintenance, access and service to the collection for use by the university community as well
as the general public (in particular, the third Congressional district of the United States Congress).
The collection supports curriculum and research in all subject areas from the undergraduate to the
doctoral level. In addition, the collection addresses the needs of the populace of the Congressional
district served by the Libraries.
B. Curriculum Program Descriptions
Publications of the United States Government support not only the needs of the general
federal Congressional district but a high percentage of all the programs offered by Auburn
University.
However, it is in six colleges, two schools, one interdepartmental program, and both the Alabama
Cooperative Extension Service and the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Stations that the greatest
need and use of federal publications exists. The academic teaching areas represent approximately
89
percent of the students enrolled Fall Quarter, 1988. The six colleges and their percentage of
Auburn
University enrollment are: Agriculture (3.8 %), Business (22.3 %), Education (1 2.0%), Engineering
(22.9%), Liberal Arts (24.5%), and Science and Mathematics (10.4%). The two schools are: Forestry
(0.5%) and Human Sciences (3.5%); while the interdepartmental program
is Sociology(O.1%). (For
specific academic programs, see individual subject collection development policy statements for
non-federal publications.)
C. New and Expanding Areas of Interest/Areas of Specialization
1 . Black history
2. Energy research
3. Health care
4. Population analysis
5. Social work
6. Space exploration
7. Space Power Institute
8. Textiles
9. Aquaculture
10. Consumerism
D. Major Research Interests
1. Aged
2. Aquaculture
3. Civil Rights movement
4. Economy of the United States
5. Energy supply systems
6. Foreign relations
7. History of education
8. Human resources
9. Pollution control
10. Patents
11. Computers and computer technologies
II. General Selection Guidelines
A. Treatment of Subject Depth
The federal Documents Collection is being built at a research collection level (level
4e) in most cases as based on the demands of the curriculum, faculty research, and the populace of
the third Congressional district. Refer to the table of issuing agencies (Appendix B) for levels of
collection by individual agencies or units.
B. Specific Delimitations
1. Type
a. Collected extensively: Publications of the Legislative, Judicial, and Executive Branches
of the federal government. This includes Congressional hearings, committee prints, Senate
and House Reports and Documents, Congressional Record, departmental publications (e.g.
annual reports, bulletins, circulars, laws, regulations, rules, and instructions, handbooks,
manuals, guides, bibliographies and lists of publications, directories, maps and charts, forms,
and addresses, lectures, etc.) dealing with a broad range of subjects including but not limited
to agriculture, international relations, law, regulatory functions, business, energy, education,
health, science and technology, and the social sciences. Other areas of extensive collection
are highly technical or specialized materials produced by the National Aeronautical and Space
Administration and the United States Department of Energy, and United States patents and
related materials. Maps produced by the United States Geological Survey, Defense Mapping
Agency, and other federal agencies are selected extensively.
b. Collected selectively: Highly specialized technical publications produced by federal agencies
(other than the United States Department of Energy, United States Geological Survey, and
United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration), posters, press releases, forms,
and some other ephemeral materials produced by the federal government and its agencies.
c. Excluded: International, state, and local government publications. Note: The Libraries
do collect many of these publications by acquisition and gift or as components of microform
sets (e.g. Statistical Reference Index and its accompanying microfiche collection and Index
to International Statistics and its accompanying microfiche
collection).
2. Physical format
a. Collected extensively: Traditional print and microfiche for all items. Print is preferred
over microfiche in most cases. Compact discs or CDROM products are also selected when
available.
b. Collected selectively: Materials in a microfilm, microcard or microprint format. In some
cases, microfilm or microfiche are chosen in lieu of binding print copies. United States patents
are distributed only in the microfilm format.
c. Excluded: None
3. Imprint date
a. Collected extensively: Current federal publications published during the last twenty
years and important documents such as the Serial Set, Congressional Record,
Congressional Globe, Annals of Congress, and Register of Debates published prior to
that time.
b. Collected selectively: Publications published earlier than twenty years ago.
C. Overlap with Other Subjects or Collections
1 . Subject overlap
As previously mentioned, there is almost total overlap between the Documents
Collection and other subjects. The selection of federal publications requires consultation with subject
specialists, both within and outside the department. In addition, a good working knowledge of the
curriculum and research needs of the University, community, and the Congressional district is
essential.
2. Collection overlap
Although the Libraries do acquire many non-depository federal publications by individual
purchase, gift, or as elements of a microform set (e.g. CISlIndex and its accompanying
microfiche collection and Major Studies and Issue Briefs of the Congressional Research Service
microfilm collection), there is little, if any, overlap with the Documents Collection. In a few cases,
duplicate copies of significant federal publications are added to the collection in order to meet the
demand for their availability and use.
As a general rule, there is no overlap between the Documents Collection and the general
library collection. The exceptions are those materials which are acquired either as a gift or
complimentary copy and the following eight titles which are purchased as they are considered
important reference materials in one or more of the subject departments: Occupational Outlook
Handbook, Employment and Earnings: States and areas, Employment and Earnings: United States,
Handbook of Labor Statistics, County and City Data Book, Statistical
Abstract of the United States, Official Congressional Directory, and
United States Government Manual.
Further, there is some collection overlap with the libraries of East Alabama State Junior College,
Jacksonville State University, and Tuskegee University which also serve as official GPO depository libraries for
the Third Congressional District. In comparison, each of these libraries' collections of federal publications is
small and lacks the depth of subject coverage and historical nature of the Auburn University Libraries. Auburn
serves as a major repository for materials published prior to the current five years even for the regional depository
library which was appointed as a depository library in 1971.
D. Cooperative programs
At the present time, there are no existing formal written cooperative programs within the
State of Alabama; however, the Libraries do cooperate with not only the regional library (Auburn
University at Montgomery) but with the state's other regional library (The University of Alabama)
to ensure that federal publications are accessible to the University, the community, the Congressional
district, and the state. The Libraries abide by all rules and regulations as outlined in the publication
Instructions to Depository Libraries.
E. Major Sources Consulted
1. (The) Consumer Information Catalog. Washington, D.C.: Consumer Information Center,
General Services Administration, 1977- .
2. Government Information Quarterly. Greenwich, Conn.: JAI Press, 1984- .
3. Government Publications Review. New York: Pergamon Press, 1982-
4. Government Reports Announcements & Index. Springfield, Va.: U.S. Department of
Commerce, National Technical Information Service, 1975- .
5. [Item Cards]. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 19??- .
6. Library of Congress Information Bulletin. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress,
1972- .
Attachment A
Modified American Library Association Guidelines
Level Codes for United States Government Publications
The following are the level codes utilized by the Libraries in determining the collection
strength and intensity for United States government publications:
0 Out of Scope. The Libraries do not select in this subject area.
1 Minimal Collection. Annual reports and occasional serial and monographic
publications are collected. Information needs from these agencies are either not needed for
curriculum or Congressional district support or are handled by private or commercial
publishers. Publications older than five years are discarded. Superceded publications are
discarded in accordance with the guidelines established by GPO.
2 Basic Informational Level Collection. Approximately twenty-five to thirty percent
(25%-30%) of the depository items are selected. Very little curriculum or community need for
materials published by these agencies is demonstrated. Publications older than five years are
discarded. Superceded publications are discarded in accordance with the guidelines established
by GPO.
3 Instructional Support Level Collection. A collection where approximately sixty-five
to eighty-five percent (65%-85%) of the available depository items are selected. There is
little attempt to go beyond those items available for depository selection and includes
materials which have little relevance to the curriculum, the community, or the Congressional
district. In general, publications older than five years are discarded. Superceded
publications are discarded in accordance with the guidelines established by GPO.
4 Research Level Collection. All materials published by federal agencies which
include ninety to ninety-five percent (90%-95%) of the items available as depository items as
well as active acquisition of materials from agencies or their units whose publications do not
appear in the mainstream of government publishing. The Needs and Offers publication is used
to supplement existing collections. Library retains the majority of publications added to the
collection regardless of the"five-year" rule. In many cases, even older superceded materials
are retained for historical purposes.
5 Comprehensive Level Collection. A collection of the publications of a specific agency or
unit which would include ninety-five to one hundred percent (95%-100%) of the depository
items available, extensive mailing list acquisition, and extensive use of the Needs and Offers
publication. Few, if any, publications are ever discarded.
Issuing Federal Agencies'
Agency Basic Level
SuDocs
Class
ACTION AA 4
Adjutant General's Office (Army) D 102. 3
Administrative Office of the United
States Courts Ju 1 0. 4
Administrative Services (Air Force) D 303, 4
Advisory Commission on
Intergovernmental Relations Y 3.Ad 9/8: 4
African and Middle Eastern Division LC 41. 4
Agency for International Development S 18. 4
Aging Administration HE 23.3000: 4
Agricultural Research Service
(Agriculture) A 77. 4
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Service A 82. 4
Agriculture Department A 4
Air Force Academy D 305. 4
Air Force Department D 301. 4
Air Force Medical Service D 304. 4
Air Quality Planning and Standards Office EP 4.2 4
Airport Programs Office TD 4.100: 4
Air Traffic Operations Service TD 4.300: 4
Airway Facilities Service TD 4.700: 4
Alaska Power Administration 1 68. 2
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau T 70. 4
Alcohol, Drug Abuse, & Mental
Health Administration HE 20.8000: 4
American Folklife Center LC 39. 4
American Forces Information Service D 2. 4
American Historical Association SI 4. 4
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service A 101. 4
Apprenticeship and Training Bureau L 37.100 4
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency AC 4
Army Command and General Staff College D 110. 3
Army Department D 101. 4
Army Electronics Research and
Development Command D 111. 4
Army Medical Department D 104. 4
Asian Division LC 17. 4
Assistant Public Printer (Superintendent
of Documents) GP 3. 4
Aviation Medicine Office TD 4.200: 4
Board of Governors of the Federal
Reserve System FR 4
Boards Y3. 4
Bonneville Power Administration E 5. 4
Bureau of Health Professions HE 20.6600: 4
Bureau of Labor Statistics L 2. 4
Bureau of Mines 1 28. 4
Bureau of the Census C 3. 4
Catalog Distribution Service Division LC 30. 4
Center for Drug Evaluation and Research HE 20.4700: 4
Center for Drugs and Biologics HE 20.4200: 4
Center for Environmental Health HE 20.7500: 4
Center for Food Safety and Applied
Nutrition HE 20.4500: 4
Center for Health Promotion and Education HE 20.7600: 4
Center for Infectious Diseases HE 20.7800: 4
Center for Professional Development
and Training HE 20.7700: 4
Center for Preventive Services HE 20.7300: 4
Center for Veterinary Medicine HE 20.4400: 4
Centers for Disease Control HE 20.7000: 4
Central Intelligence Agency PrEx 3. 4
Chemical Corps (Army) D 116. 4
Child Development Office HE 1.400: 4
Child Development Services Bureau HE 1.460: 4
Child, Youth and Families Administration HE 23.1000: 4
Children, Youth and Families
Administration HE 23. 1 000: 4
Children's Bureau HE 23.1200: 4
Civil Aeronautics Board (ceased) CAB 3
Civil Aviation Security Service TD 4.800: 4
Civil Rights Commission CR 4
Civil Service Commission CS 4
Civilian Manpower Management
Office (Navy) D 204. 4
Coast Guard TD 5. 4
Commerce Department C 4
Commissions Y 3. 4
Committees Y 3. 4
Commodity Credit Corporation A 83. 4
Commodity Futures Trading Commission Y 3.C 73 4
Community Health Services Bureau HE 20.5000: 4
Community Relations Service J 23. 4
Community Services Administration CSA 4
Comptroller of the Currency T 12. 4
Congress various classes Y 4 4
Congressional Budget Office y 10. 4
Congressional Research Service LC 14. 4
Consumer Affairs Office HE 1.500: 4
Consumer Information Center GS 1 1. 4
Consumer Product Safety Commission Y 3.C 76/3: 4
Cooperative State Research Service A 94. 4
Copyright Office LC 3. 4
Corps of Engineers D 103. 4
Council of Economic Advisors PrEx 6. 4
Council on Environmental Quality PrEx 14. 4
Council on Wage and Price Stabilization PrEx 22. 4
Councils Y 3. 4
Court of Claims Ju 3. 4
Customs Service T 17. 4
Defense Civil Preparedness Agency D 14. 4
Defense Communications Agency D 5.100: 4
Defense Intelligence Agency D 5.200: 4
Defense Department D 4
Defense Logistics Agency D 7. 4
Defense Mapping Agency D 5.300: 4
Defense Nuclear Agency D 15. 4
Defense Technical Information Center D 10. 4
Descriptive Cataloging Division LC 9. 4
Developmental Disabilities Administration HE 23.6000: 4
Domestic Commerce Bureau C 57.500: 4
Domestic Policy Council PrEx 15. 4
Drug Abuse Policy Office PrEx 24. 4
Drug Enforcement Agency J 24. 4
East-West Trade Bureau C 57.400: 4
Economic Analysis Bureau C 59. 4
Economic Development Administration C 46. 4
Economic Regulatory Administration E 4. 4
Economic Research Service A 93. 4
Economics and Statistics Service
(Agriculture) A 105. 4
Education Department ED 4
Education Division (HHS) HE 19. 4
Education Office (HHS) HE 19.100: 4
Educational Research and
Improvement Office ED 1.300: 4
Elementary and Secondary Education Bureau ED 1.400 4
Employees' Compensation Appeals Board L 28. 4
Employment and Training Administration L 37. 4
Employment Standards Administration L 36. 4
Energy Department E 4
Energy Information Administration E 3. 4
Engraving and Printing Bureau T 18. 3
Environmental Data and Information
Service C 55.200: 4
Environmental Protection Agency EP 4
Environmental Research Laboratory C 55.600: 4
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Y 3.Eq 4
European Division LC 43. 4
Executive Office of the President PrEx 4
Export Development Bureau C 57.100: 4
Export-Import Bank of the United States Y 3.Ex 4
Extension Service (Agriculture) A 43. 4
Family Support Administration HE 25. 4
Farm Credit Administration FCA 4
Farmer Cooperative Service A 89. 4
Facilities Engineering and Property
Management Office HE 1.100: 4
Federal Aviation Agency TD 4. 4
Federal Bureau of Investigation J 1.14/1: 4
Federal Communication Commission CC 4
Federal Coordinating Council for
Science, Engineering
and Technology PrEx 8. 4
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation A 62. 4
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Y 3.F 31 4
Federal Disaster Assistance
Administration HH 12. 4
Federal Elections Commission Y 3.El 4
Federal Emergency Management Agency FEM 4
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission E 2. 4
Federal Grain Inspection Service A 104. 3
Federal Highway Administration TD 2. 4
Federal Home Loan Bank Board FHL 1. 4
Federal Housing Administration HH 2. 4
Federal Insurance Administration FEM 1.200: 4
Federal Judicial Center Ju 13. 4
Federal Labor Relations Board Y 3.F 31/21-3: 4
Federal Maritime Commission FMC 4
Federal Mediation and Conciliation
Service FM 4
Federal Power Commission FP 4
Federal Railroad Administration TD 3. 4
Federal Supply and Services Office GS 2. 4
Federal Trade Commission FT 4
Finance and Administration Bureau P 4. 4
Financial Management Service T 63. 1 00: 4
Fine Arts Commission FA 4
Fish and Wildlife Service I 49. 4
Fiscal Service T 63. 4
Flights Standard Service TD 4.400: 4
Food and Drug Administration HE 20.4000: 4
Food and Nutrition Service A 98. 4
Food Safety and Inspection Service A 110. 4
Food Safety and Quality Service A 103. 4
Foreign Agricultural Service A 67. 4
Foreign Broadcast Information Service PrEx 7. 4
Foreign-Trade Zones Board FTZ 4
Forest Service A 13. 4
Freer Gallery of Art SI 7. 4
General Accounting Office GA 4
General Reference and Bibliographic
Division LC 2. 4
General Services Administration GS 4
Geological Survey I 19. 4
Geographic Names Board I 33. 4
Geography and Map Division LC 5. 4
Government Printing Office GP 4
Head Start Bureau HE 23.1100: 4
Health and Human Services Department HE 4
Health Care Delivery and Assistance
Bureau HE 20.5100: 4
Health Care Financing Administration HE 22. 4
Health Development and Service Bureau HE 20.5600: 4
Health Facilities Bureau HE 20.700: 4
Health Planning Bureau HE 20.6100: 4
Health Professions Bureau HE 20.6600: 3
Health Resources Administration HE 20.6000: 4
Health Resources and Services
Administration HE 20.9000: 4
Health Services Administration HE 20.5000: 4
Health Standards and Quality Bureau HE 22.202: 4
Heritage Conservation and Recreation
Service I 70. 4
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden SI 13. 4
Housing and Urban Development Department HH 4
Human Development Services Office HE 23. 4
Human Nutrition Information Service A 111. 4
Immigration and Naturalization Service J 21. 4
Indian Affairs Bureau I 20. 4
Indian Health Service HE 20.5300: 4
Industrial Economics Bureau C 62. 4
Industry and Trade Administration C 57. 4
Information Office (Agriculture) A 21. 4
Information Resources Management Service GS 12. 4
Interior Department I 4
Internal Revenue Service T 22. 4
International Communication Agency ICA 4
International Development Agency S 18. 4
International Labor Affairs Bureau L 29. 4
International Trade Administration ITC 1. 4
Interstate Commerce Commission IC 1. 4
John E. Fogarty International Center
for Advanced Study in the
Health Sciences HE 20.3700: 4
Joint Chiefs of Staff D 5. 4
Judge Advocate General (Air Force) D 302. 4
Judge Advocate General (Navy) D 205. 4
Judge Advocate General's Office (Army) D 108. 4
Judiciary Ju 4
Justice Department J 1. 4
Justice Statistics Bureau J 29. 4
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Prevention Office J 32. 4
Labor Department L 4
Land Management Bureau I 53. 4
Latin American, Portuguese, and
Spanish Division LC 24. 4
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration J 26. 4
Law Library LC 42. 4
Library of Congress LC 4
Manuscript Division LC 4. 4
Marine Corps D 214. 4
Maritime Administration C 39. 4
Marshals Service J 25. 4
Material Transportation Bureau TD 9. 4
Maternal and Child Health and
Resources Development Bureau HE 20.9200: 4
Medicaid Bureau HE 22.100: 4
Medical Devices Bureau HE 20.4300: 4
Medical Services Bureau HE 20.5400: 4
Medicine and Surgery Bureau (Navy) D 206. 4
Merit Systems Protection Board M 4
Military History Center D 114. 4
Military Sealift Command D 216. 4
Minerals Management Service I 72. 4
Mines Bureau I 28. 4
Mines Safety and Health Administration L 38. 4
Mint Bureau T 28. 4
Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded
Sound Division LC 40. 4
Motor Carrier SafetV Bureau TD 2.300: 4
Museum Services Institute NF 4. 4
Music Division LC 1 2. 4
National Advisory Council on
Adult Education Y 3.Ed 8/4: 4
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration NAS 4
National Agricultural Statistics Service A 92. 4
National Agriculture Library A 17. 4
National Air and Space Museum SI 9. 4
National Alcohol Fuels Commission Y 3.Al 4
National Archives and Records
Administration AE 1.100: 4
National Cancer Institute HE 20.3100: 4
National Capital Planning Commission NC 2. 4
National Center for Devices and
Radiological Health HE 20.4600: 4
National Center for Educational
Statistics ED 1.100: 4
National Center for Health Care
Technology HE 20.200: 4
National Center for Health Services
Research and
Health Care Technology Assessment HE 20.6500 4
National Center for Health Statistics HE 20.6200: 4
National Center for Social Statistics HE 17.600: 4
National Clearinghouse on Aging HE 23.3100 4
National Climatic Data Center C 55.280: 4
National Commission on Libraries and
Information Sciences Y 3.L 61: 4
National Credit Union Administration NCU 4
National Defense University D 5.400: 4
National Earth Satellite Service C 55.500: 4
National Endowment for the Arts NF 2. 4
National Endowment for the Humanities NF 3. 4
National Environmental Satellite, Data, and
Information Service C 55.200: 4
National Eye Institute HE 20.3700: 4
National Foundation on the Arts
and the Humanities NF 1. 4
National Gallery of Art SI 8. 4
National Guard D 12. 4
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute HE 20.3200 4
National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration TD 8. 4
National Institute for Occupational
Safety and Health HE 20.71 00: 4
National Institute of Allergy and
Infectious Diseases HE 20.3200: 4
National Institute of Arthritis and
Musculoskeletal
and Skin Diseases HE 20.3900: 4
National Institute of Arthritis,
Diabetes,
and Digestive and Kidney Diseases HE 20.3300: 4
National Institute of Child Health and
Human Development HE 20.3360: 4
National Institute of Dental Research HE 20.3400: 4
National Institute of Education (HHS) HE 19.200: 4
National Institute of Environmental
Health Sciences HE 20.3500: 4
National Institute of General Medical
Sciences HE 20.3400: 4
National Institute of Justice J 28. 4
National Institute of Mental Health HE 20.8100: 4
National Institute of Neurological
and Communicative
Disorders and Stroke HE 20.3500: 4
National Institute on Aging HE 20.3800: 4
National Institute on Alcohol
Abuse and Alcoholism HE 20.8300: 4
National Institute on Drug Abuse HE 20.8200: 4
National Institute of Education ED 1.300: 4
National Institute
of Environmental Health Sciences HE 20.3500: 4
National Institute of Health HE 20.3000: 4
National Institute of Standards
and Technology C 13. 4
National Institute on Aging HE 20.3800: 4
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse
and Alcoholism HE 20.8300: 4
National Institute on Drug Abuse HE 20.8200: 4
National Institutes of Health HE 20.3000: 4
National Institution of Justice J 28. 4
National Labor Relations Board LR 4
National Library of Medicine HE 20.3600: 4
National Library Service for the
Blind and Physically
Handicapped LC 19. 4
National Marine Fisheries Service C 55.300: 4
National Meteorological Center C 55.190: 4
National Mediation Board NMB 4
National Museum of African Art SI 14. 4
National Museum of American Art SI 6. 4
National Museum of American History SI 3. 4
National Museum of Natural History SI 3. 4
National Ocean Service C 55.400: 4
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration C 55. 4
National Oceanographic Data Center C 55.290: 4
National Park Service I 29. 4
National Portrait Gallery SI 4
National Science Foundation NS 4
National Technical Information Service C 51. 4
National Telecommunications and Information
Administration C 60. 4
National Transportation Safety Board TD 1.100: 4
National Weather Service C 55.100: 4
Native Americans Administration HE 23.500 4
Natural Resources Library 1 22. 4
Naval Academy D 208.1 00: 4
Naval Air Systems Command D 202. 4
Naval Education and Training Command D 207.200: 4
Naval Electronics Systems Command D 219. 4
Naval Facilities Engineering Command D 209. 4
Naval Military Personnel Command D 208. 4
Naval Oceanographic Office D 203. 4
Naval Oceanography Command D 218. 4
Naval Operations Office D 207. 4
Naval Research Office D 210. 4
Naval Observatory D 213. 4
Naval Ordnance Systems Command D 215. 4
Naval Sea Systems Command D 211. 4
Naval Supply Systems Command D 212. 4
Naval War College D 208.200: 4
Naval Weather Service D 220. 4
New Communities Administration HH 11. 4
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Y 3.N 88: 4
Occupational Safety and Health
Administration L 35. 4
Office of Attorney Personnel Management J 33. 4
Office of Justice Assistance, Research,
and Statistics J 26. 4
Office of Management and Budget PrEx 2. 4
Office of the Federal Register AE 2.100: 4
0ffice of Technology Assessment Y 3.T 22/2: 4
Older Americans Volunteer Program AA 2. 4
Outdoor Recreation Bureau I 66. 4
Overseas Private Investment Corporation OP 4
Patent and Trademark Office C 21. 4
Peace Corps PE 4
Personnel Management Office PM 4
Pesticide and Toxic Substances Office EP 5. 4
President of the United States PR 4
Presidential Commissions various classes 4
President's Council on Physical
Fitness and Sports HE 20.100: 4
Prints and Photographs Division LC 25. 4
Prisons Bureau J 16. 4
Program Operations Bureau HE 22.400: 4
Provost Marshall General (Army) D 120. 4
Public Buildings Service GS 6. 4
Public Debt Bureau T 63. 4
Public Health Service HE 20. 4
Public Services Administration HE 23.2000: 4
Quality Assurance Bureau (HHS) HE 20.5500: 4
Quartermaster General of the Army D 106. 4
Radiation Programs Office EP 6. 4
Radiological Health Bureau HE 20.4100: 4
Rare Book and Special Collection Division LC 23. 4
Railroad Retirement Board RR 4
Readers' Services LC 29. 4
Research and Special Programs
Administration TD 10. 4
Reclamation Bureau I 27. 4
Regulatory Information Service Center PrEx 25. 4
Rehabilitation Services Administration ED 1.200: 4
Resources and Trade Assistance Bureau C 57.200: 4
Rural Electrification Administration A 68. 4
Safety Office TD 3.100: 4
Saint Lawrence Seaway Development
Corporation TD 6. 4
Savings Bonds Division T 66. 3
Science and Education (Agriculture) A 106. 4
Science and Technology Division LC 33. 4
Science and Technology Policy Office PrEx 23. 4
Science Information Service Office NS 2. 4
Securities and Exchange Commission SE 4
Secret Service T 34. 4
Selective Service System Y 3.Se 4: 4
Serial and Government Publications
Division Research LC 6. 4
Services
Slavic and Central European Division LC 35. 4
Small Business Administration SBA 4
Smithsonian Institution SI 4
Social and Rehabilitation Service HE 17.20: 3
Social Security Administration HE 3. 4
Soil Conservation Service A 57. 4
Solicitor of the Labor Department L 21. 3
Special Action Office for Drug Abuse
Prevention PrEx 20. 4
Stack and Reader Division LC 34. 4
State Department S 4
Subject Cataloging Division LC 26. 4
Supreme Court Ju 6. 4
Surface Mining Reclamation and
Enforcement Office I 71. 4
Systems Research and Development Service TD 4.500: 4
Tax Court Ju 1 1. 4
Technology Transfer EP 7. 4
Telecommunications Policy Office PrEx 18. 4
Tennessee Valley Authority Y 3.T 25: 4
Treasury Department T 4
Transportation and Public Utilities
Service GS 8. 3
Transportation Department TD 4
Unemployment Insurance Service L 37.200: 4
Union Catalog Division LC 18. 4
United States Army Air Mobility Research
and Development Command D 117. 4
United States Attorneys J 31. 4
United States Bankruptcy Court Ju 14. 4
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
for the Federal Circuit Ju 7. 4
United States Circuit Courts of Appeals Ju 2. 4
United States Court of International
Trade Ju 9. 4
United States Employment Service L 37.300: 4
United States Fire Administration FEM 1.100: 4
United States Information Agency IA 1. 4
United States Parole Commission J 27. 4
United States Postal Service P 4
United States Trade Representative PrEx 9. 4
United States Travel and Tourism
Administration C 47. 4
Urban Mass Transportation Administration TD 7. 4
Veterans Administration VA 4
Veterans Affairs Department VA 4
Veterans' Employment and Training Service L 25. 4
Veterans' Reemployment Rights Office L 25. 4
Wage and Hour Division L 36.200: 4
Water Programs Operations Office EP 2. 4
Water Regulations and Standards Office EP 8. 4
Western Area Power Administration E 6. 4
Women's Bureau L 36.100: 4
Worker's Compensation Programs Office L 36.400: 4
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