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Missouri Libraries:     more books (100)

Cruzan V. Missouri: The Right to Die Case (Landmark Supreme Court Cases) by Bryna J. Fireside, 1999-12 The Missouri River (Rivers of North America) by Leon Gray, 2003-08 Missouri (Land of Liberty) by Fran Hodgkins, 2003-08 Missouri in Words and Pictures (Young People's Stories of Our States Ser) by Dennis B. Fradin, 1980-09 Missouri (A Guide to American States) by Natasha Evdokimoff, 2001-06 Missouri (Celebrate the States) by Michelle Bennett, Joyce Hart, 2010-01 Missouri (The United States) by Jim Ollhoff, 2009-08-15 Missouri (Enchantment Amer) by John Allan Carpenter, 1978-07 Missouri (United States) by Julie Murray, 2005-09 Missouri (This Land Called America) by Teresa Wimmer, 2008-07-15 Cruzan V. Missouri: The Right to Die (Supreme Court Cases Through Primary Sources) by Karen J. Donnelly, 2003-05 Battleship Missouri (Those Daring Machines) by Valerie Drogues, 1994-04 Constitutions and by-Laws of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of the State of Missouri (1896 ) by Freemasons. Missouri. Royal and Select Masters. Grand Council, 2009-10-21 Workmen's compensation and employee' liability problem: prepared by Missouri Bureau of Labor Statistics. [1915] by Missouri. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2009-05-01

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21. Frame A
    Harry S. Truman Library and Museum missouri libraries on the Internet Missouri Newspaper Library at the State Historical Society of Missouri  
    http://nationalhistoryday.org/08_others/08_coordinators/missouri.html

22. Libraries Directory Of Missouri
    missouri libraries Directory Internet Business Directory for the United States Link Your Business in the missouri libraries Directory  
    http://missouri.uscity.net/Libraries/

23. Libraries University Directory Of Missouri
    The White Pages, The Missouri Phone Book, Yellow Pages, and More Link YourBusiness in the missouri libraries University Directory  
    http://missouri.uscity.net/Libraries/University/

24. The Genealogy Forum: Resource Center: Missouri Libraries And Archives
    missouri libraries AND ARCHIVES. Missouri State Archives 1001 Industrial DrivePO Box 778 Jefferson City, MO 65102 Missouri State Genealogical Association  
    http://www.genealogyforum.com/gfaol/resource/MO/LA.htm

25. Missouri Libraries - Fines&Fees Summary
    missouri libraries Fines Fees Summary. Made available by Margaret Conroy,Director, Missouri River Regional Library Last Updated 2003  
    http://www.win.org/library/library_office/reports/fees/
    
    Extractions: Last Updated: 2003 Library Overdue Books/Day Book Maximum Overdue Videos/Day Video Maximum Overdue Audio/Day Maximum Audio Replacement Card Nonresident card Coments Adair County Barton Co. Brookfield cost of book cost of video cost of audio no cards $20.00/fam/yr Camden Co. 3rd notice -billed 3rd notice -billed 3rd notice -billed Cameron Cape Girardeau Carthage considering raise to .20 and $20 Cass Co. Cedar Co. Christian Co. postage added to fine/40 days/billed for item Crystal City none Dallas Co. $20/family De Soto $1 off fine w/ food drive Douglas Co. cost of book cost of video cost of audio $10-refundable w/ permanent address Hannibal cost of book cost of video cost of audio figured annually w/ formula Henry Co. $1-1st 2/$5 after Holden cards kept no out of co. Jefferson Co. median amt. Pd by taxpayers Joplin $30/fam/yr. 7.50 processing lost/damaged Keller PL Kirkwood Lebanon-LaClede Macon no max no max no max Maryville PL McDonald Co. Mid-Continent MO River Reg. Neosho-Newton Nevada single fine Polk Co.

26. Local History - Genealogy Internet Resources
    From the missouri libraries 1998 Directory. Kansas City Public Library Missouri State Library Information on Services, Publications, Special Projects  
    http://www.win.org/library/services/lhgen/lochist.html

27. Libraries
    Johnson County missouri libraries. Knob Noster. Name. Street Address West Central Missouri Genealogical Society and Library Inc. 125 N. Holden  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~mojohnso/library/libraries.htm

28. Missouri Library Links
    missouri libraries. US National Links. Select a SubCategory. Other Links Community Libraries Public Libraries General Location Websites  
    http://www.thesnare.com/states/missouri/community/libraries/library.htm

29. Searching The Library Catalog
    Why are missouri libraries Shown First on the List? Since the EdenWebster LibrarySystem subscribes to this database through a cooperative arrangement in  
    http://library.webster.edu/wbt/t-p1-06.html
    
    Extractions: You may want to expand your search for books beyond the Eden-Webster Library System catalog. Through the Passports website, you can connect to and search other library catalogs. In an earlier section, we saw how you could search the MOBIUS catalog to find items available at Missouri academic libraries. You may also search individual library catalogs or try a database called OCLC WorldCat that searches records from many libraries at once, including ones outside of Missouri. From the Passports home page, follow the link to Libraries Worldwide . You will find links to St. Louis area libraries and sites that link to libraries elsewhere in the country and the world. A good site for accessing other libraries worldwide is LibWeb On the same "Libraries Worldwide" page is a link to Local Library Information for Webster University Extended Campuses . There is information on local libraries in extended campus areas and in many cases, links to the catalogs of those libraries. Many of those libraries extend services to Webster University students through arrangements with the local site office. OCLC WorldCat is a database that lets you search the holdings of many libraries at once. It has bibliographic records for books and items in libraries worldwide. Each record lists the libraries that own the item. Current Webster/Eden faculty, students, and staff may access OCLC WorldCat by going to the Passports home page (http://library.webster.edu) and following the link to "Online/Full-text Databases". Then look up the name of the database in the alphabetical list.

30. Missouri Libraries Directory (MO)
    missouri libraries Yellow Pages. Find Government And Community businesses, websiteaddresses, phone numbers and key contacts, and more..  
    http://librarie.addresses.com/yellow_pages/government~and~community/libraries/7/
    
    Extractions: Business Name: Or Category: City: State: All AL AK AB AZ AR CA CO CT DC DE FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA PE PR RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VI VA WA WV WI WY YT Most Popular Cities for Missouri Libraries Arnold Columbia Joplin Ballwin ... Springfield

31. Microform Collection At The University Of Illinois Newspaper Library
    The Underground Newspaper Collection of the University of missouri libraries Newspaper Library s database (NEXWorld) for missouri libraries Collection.  
    http://www.library.uiuc.edu/nex/altpress2.html
    
    Extractions: Microfilm Collections at the UIUC Newspaper Library The Newspaper Library has several extensive alternative and underground press collections from the 1960’s and 70’s on microfilm. These collections include both journals and newspapers. Complete lists of the titles in these collections are available in the Newspaper Library. Although each collection comes with a printed guide, a complete list of titles of each collection is available by searching the Newspaper Library's database ( NEXWorld on the Web. Indexes are available for some Alternative Presses. Miscellaneous Negro Newspapers 1963-1985: 550 titles, including about 150 foreign titles. This is the main collection of anti-establishment and alternative press from the 1960s and early 1970s which provides a rich source of primary historical material for studying the development of the counter culture and anti-war movements, the civil rights, black and Chicano militant movements, the women’s liberation and gay/lesbian movements. This collection includes not only large circulation presses but hundreds of smaller publications by students, activists, radical scholars, revolutionary organizations as the Students for a Democratic Society, the Black Panthers, and Servicemen Opposed to Vietnam War. Also included are lesbian, American Indian, and Asian-American activist presses.

32. Groups [OCLC]
    At the same time, librarians bring the world to missouri libraries and “missouri libraries have a long history of cooperation and a commitment to equal  
    http://www.oclc.org/news/publications/newsletters/oclc/2004/266/groups.html
    
    Extractions: Contents Personalizing the Web experience Reaching diverse clientele Built to specifications ... By the Numbers By Bob Murphy In 2003, OCLC launched a new initiative to help library groups control costs and serve users more effectively by getting the most efficient use of OCLC cataloging and resource sharing services. The group catalogs initiative requires no new investment in hardware or software by libraries and features unlimited use and fixed, subscription pricing of OCLC services. It also builds on the 30-year investment libraries have made in WorldCat and OCLC online services. Using a modular approach, each group selects and tailors the most appropriate build, search and share components to design a custom solution that best meets the needs of their libraries. To date, nine groups are using group catalogs. The agreement includes unlimited searching of the Statewide Illinois Library Catalog (SILC), a customized group catalog created from bibliographic records and holdings information in WorldCat from Illinois libraries that gives Illinois residents access to the more than 66 million items held in libraries throughout the state.

33. Public Library Building Consultants - Texas State Library
    Serving Seniors A Resource Manual for missouri libraries a manual designed tohelp missouri libraries address services to senior citizens.  
    http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/ld/pubs/specialpop/
    
    Extractions: Services to Librarians Resources for Librarians This page contains links to helpful resources related to library services for special populations such as multicultural, literacy, senior citizens, and the disabled. If you know of any additional links that should be included, please contact the Special Services Consultant This web site was created as a result of the workshop series presented throughout Texas in 2004.This site supplements what was discussed during the workshops. It is a means to disseminate any additional resources and information that was exchanged at each workshop. Spanish Signage Library

34. Missouri Library : Free Information On Public Libraries In Missouri
    Missouri Library System missouri libraries Data Information and Profiles for Library.  
    http://www.librarybug.org/state-Missouri.html

35. Missouri Library : Free Information On Public Libraries In Missouri
    Missouri Library System missouri libraries Data Information and Profiles for Library.  
    http://www.librarybug.org/city-Missouri.html

36. Compartilhamento Entre Bibliotecas De Instituições De Ensino Superior Do Estad
    Missouri Library Network Corporation (MLNC) http//www.mlnc.org. MOBIUS AConsortium of missouri libraries http//merlin.missouri.edu/mobius/  
    http://www.ndc.uff.br/compartilhamento/comp.shtml

37. University Of Missouri Library
    Research affiliations Association of Research libraries, Center for Researchlibraries.  
    http://mulibraries.missouri.edu/

38. UMKC Libraries
    Research affiliations Center for Research libraries.  
    http://www.umkc.edu/lib/

39. Missouri Library Network Corporation (MLNC)
    Mission is to organize and deliver to its member libraries and other contracting entities OCLCbased information services, related electronic services and content, and training in the management and use of information.  
    http://www.mlnc.org/
    
    Extractions: MLNC is currently offering two NetLibrary eBook collections this Summer. These eBooks are full-text electronic versions of published books that library users can search, borrow, read, and return over the Internet. The School Library Media eBook Collection is targeted to students in grades 8–12 as well as teachers, administrators, and school librarians. The Academic eBook Collection is targeted to undergraduate students. Both offers close on December 31, 2005. CONFERENCE DISCOUNTS Register through MLNC for discounts on Internet Librarian 2005, being held October 24–26 in Monterey, California. MLNC members can register for only $245 for the Full Conference and save 38%. Additional discounts are available for Internet@Schools West 2005 and for the combination of both. To receive these discounts, register with MLNC no later than Friday, September 9. OCLC LAUNCHES ONLINE SERVICE CENTER OCLC is pleased to announce their new Online Service Center . The Service Center is a secure, Web-based tool that library staff with administrative authority can use to order OCLC services as well as view, update, and manage their OCLC contact information. The Service Center is being introduced in multiple phases. At this time, libraries can order and renew individual institution FirstSearch subscriptions, purchase blocks of searches, view FirstSearch account information, and track order status and history. For more information contact

40. MBG: Library Home
    One of the world s finest botanical libraries. Of special interest are the onlinerare books.  
    http://www.mobot.org/MOBOT/molib/
    
    Extractions: at the Missouri Botanical Garden The Missouri Botanical Garden Library is one of the world's finest botanical libraries. Founded in 1859 by Henry Shaw, the library is an essential part of the Garden's research program. It is used in conjunction with the herbarium by Garden research staff, botany students, and visiting scientists from around the world. Horticulturists, landscape designers, historians, biographers, and Garden members also use the library. Contact Info:

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