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Editor, Richard M. Dougherty, University of 
Colorado Libraries, Boulder, Colorado 80302.

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Southern Connecticut State College; William Axford, 
Florida Atlantic University; Peter Hiatt, Indiana 
University.
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Chairman, College Libraries Section, John E. Scott; 
Junior College Libraries Section, Ruthe Erickson; 
Rare Books Section, Robert J. Adelsperger; Subject 
Specialists Section, Marcia J. Miller; Agriculture and 
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