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crl-13299	Binder, Michael B.	Library Space Planning; Buying New Technology (Book Review)	1979	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2148	106	55	Library science instructors will welcome this book as a comprehensive compilation of subject heading principles that may be con- veyed collectively to students who have al- ready been exposed to basic theories of cataloging. Academics are well represented among the contributors, who include Herbert Ahn, dis- cussing procedures to follow in shopping for automated circulation systems; two SUNY li- brarians reporting on a survey of automated circulation in their system; Sidney Matthews, relating the experience at Southern Illinois with automated circulation from 1963 to 1977; Jeffrey Gardner, reviewing the development of computer-based search services,; Peter Wat- son, providing a checklist of questions for use by those contemplating the establishment of on-line search services; T. Philip Tompkins, reporting on the Kansas City experience with providing on-line search services in a mul- titype library network; Nelson Gilman, report- ing on a merger of two search centers to form a university-wide service at USC; Mary Vickers, relating the experience of two academic librar- ies in sharing use of an OCLC terminal; and Raymond Frankie and Wilson Stahl, telling of their experience with the Canadian Coopera- tive Documents Project (CODOC).	cache/crl-13299.pdf	txt/crl-13299.txt