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monthly foxetlf o re _ OF UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS monthly catalog OF UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS JANUARY 1991 NUMBER 1167 ENTRIES 91-1476 to 91-4225 Cataloging Branch Library Division Library Programs Service Superintendent of Documents U.S. Government Printing Office Washington, DC 20401 1991 PRELIM. 1 FOR SALE BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402 PRELIM. 2 Page Users’ Guide PRELIM. Sample Entry PRELIM. Documents Sales Information PRELIM. Order Form PRELIM. Federal Depository Library Program PRELIM. List of Special Materials PRELIM. Corrections for Previous Monthly Catalogs PRELIM. List of Government Authors PRELIM. Monthly Catalog Entries Indexes Author Index Title Index Subject Index Series/Report Index Contract Number Index Stock Number Index Title Keyword Index PRELIM. 3 USERS’ GUIDE Catalog Arrangement and Indexes The bibliographic entries in the Monthly Catalog are arranged in Superintendent of Documents classification number order. Each record is also assigned a unique catalog number, which consists of a two-digit prefix representing the-catalog year; followed by a sequential number beginning with 1 in the first issue of each year. Within this arrangement, the publications of each Government author are further identified by the name and address of the issuing agency. Catalog entries may be accessed by the following indexes: Author index: An alphabetical list of personal authors, editors, co-authors, corporate authors, and confer- ences. Title index: An alphabetical list of tities proper, subtitles, and alternate titles. Subject index: An alphabetical list of subjects derived from the Library of Congress Subject Headings. Series/Report index: An alphabetical listing of series statements and tracings, series numbers, and report numbers. Contract number index: An alphanumeric list of contract, grant, and project numbers associated with technical report publications. Abridged cataloging records are not accessible by contract number. Stock number index: An alphanumeric list of Superintendent of Documents and other sales stock numbers. Title keyword index: An alphabetical list of truncated titles, arranged by important words selected from publication titles. A margin index on the back cover locates the seven indexes. Listings in all of the indexes are followed by the catalog entry number, which refers the user to the complete bibliographic citation. Listings in the title and subject indexes are augmented with the publications’ author and classification number to enhance identification and retrieval. Cumulative indexes are published semiannually, annually, and quinquennially, and in addition the indexes listed above, include a Classification number index for all the publications listed during the period of cumulation. Abbreviations The abbreviations used in the bibliographic records in the catalog are those described in the Anglo- American Cataloguing Rules, 2nd ed., and the GPO Classification Manual: A Practical Guide to the Superintend- ent of Documents Classification System. List of Government Authors This alphabetical list in the preliminary pages of each catalog locates the beginning of the sequence of entries of documents issued by a specific agency. The list is compiled each month and contains only Government authors of documents included in that Monthly Catalog issue. PRELIM. 5 SAMPLE ENTRY Monthly Catalog descriptive cataloging entries follow the precepts of the Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, 2nd ed., 1988 revision, the Library of Congress Rule Interpretations, the GPO Cataloging Guidelines, and the several pertinent OCLC format documents. All name and series authorities are in AACR2 format, and are established through the Library of Congress National Coordinated Cataloging Operations Project (NACO). The subject headings used in the GPO cataloging are derived from the Library of Congress Subject Headings, 1\th ed. The following sample entry is an artificial, composite record, designed to illustrate the major features of a Monthly Catalog bibliographic citation. MONTHLY CATALOG’ ENTRY SUPT. OF DOCS. CLASS NO.—This NO.—The entry number is assigned after is the number assigned by the GPO tnhuem ericraelcloyr ds by atrhe e Saurprearnignetde ndenatl phao-f hd cLaitbarlaorgye d. to identify the document Documents classification number. The first two digits establish the year; the last four digits locate the record in the Catalog. EDITION—The edition is recorded A 1,9:2271< from information in the document. MAIN ENTRY—A main entry may be a personal author, a corporate author, a dcooncfuemreenntce , titleu, nifaos rm estabtlitilseh, ed orb y tthhee > Creighton, C.S. (Charles S.), 1926- Anglo-American Cataloging Rules SERIES STATEMENT—This identifies the series title and number -—> Control of caterpillars on cabbage / TRIETLSEP ONPSHRIABSIEL/IS—TTTiAYtTl eE MpEhNraTs e aOnFd [prepared by Science_and Education author statement are recorded from the Administration.]_ —» 1981 __ed.p>Wash- title page or its substitutes. Material in NOTES—Notes include additional brackets is supplied from other ington, D.C.? : The Administration : |biblio graphic information about the prominent sources publication, including funding For sale by the Supt. of Docs., US. information for technical reports. G.P.O., 1980 i.e. 1981. IMPRINT—The imprint contains place ooff pisusbuel.i catIinocnl,u deiss suninagm e agoefn cydi,s trainbdu tord atei f b i—> 23 p. : 23 cm. —+(Farmers’ bulletin r different from issuing agency (United States, Dept. of Agriculture) ; ITEM NO.—This document was no. 2271)“This bulletin supersedes distributed to depository libraries requesting this item number. Microfiche COLLATION—Collation notes pages, Farmers’ bulletin no. 2099, Control indicates the document was distributed illustrations, and size as such. of Caterpillars _on commercial _cab- bage.”'» @lItem 9 (microfiche)»S/N SUBJECT HEADINGS (Arabic numerals)—Headings are selected from 001-000-04185-1 $1.50 the Library of Congress subject STOCK NO.—This is a Government headings. Some Natl. Agricultural Cabbage—Diseases and pests—United Printing Office sales stock number. It is Library and Natl. Library of Medicine States. 2. Caterpillars—Control—United used only in ordering from the subjects may be used. Natl. Libr. of Superintendent of Documents. Med. subjects will be indicated by an States‘I . United States. Science and asterisk (*). Natl. Agri. Lib. subjects will be indicated by a dagger (*). Education Administration. II. Title. III. Series : Farmers’ bulletin (United States. PRICE—GPO sales price. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASS Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 2271. NO.—This is given when it is available from the Library of Congress. p> SB 762.USSa 1981 80-603339 po4-76/0664 LC 8203702 ADDED ENTRIES (Roman —D-Eib WraEryY w ohfe CnC LonAgSirtS es sis. NOav.a—ilDaeblwee y frocml ass theis <I npiunubcmlleiursdaheeldr s )w—i itsh W hnaeodtnd eda etnmhtaeri iens . Genotvrey,r nmiet nti s OCLC NO.—This is the number LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CARD assigned by the OCLC to identify this NO.—Included when it is available from record in the data base. the Library of Congress. PRELIM. 6 DOCUMENTS SALES INFORMATION INTRODUCTION The Superintendent of Documents of the U.S. Government Printing Office is authorized by law to sell copies of Government publications. The Superintendent of Documents currently sells more than 14,000 titles, which are just a small portion of the publications issued each year by the Federal Government. Prices for all U.S. Government publications sold by the Superintendent of Documents are established in accordance with Title 44 of the United States Code. SOURCES OF INFORMATION ABOUT GPO SALES PUBLICATIONS Publications Reference File—The GPO Sales Publications Reference File (PRF) is a catalog of all publications and subscription services currently for sale by the Superintendent of Documents. It is available in 48x microfiche and on machine-readable magnetic tape. The microfiche service consists of bimonthly mailings of the complete master file (approximately 175 to 225 fiche) and monthly mailings of a single fiche listing new sales publications. The magnetic tape service consists of biweekly mailings of the complete file. An annual subscription to the microfiche is $115.00 (domestic) and $143.75 (foreign). A subscription to the magnetic tapes is $850.00 a year (domestic) or $1,062.50 a year (foreign). To order either service, use the form in this catalog. Please enter the identifying letters PRF for the microfiche or GPRFT for the magnetic tapes in the ID column on the order form. DIALOG and DIALORDER are computerized reference systems available from the DIALOG Informa- tion Service Inc. of Palo Alto, California. Information on all U.S. Government Printing Office sales items, subject bibliographies and catalogs listed on the Publications Reference File can be found through the DIALOG system. Subscribers to DIALOG can use it to determine if a publication is for sale by the Superintendent of Documents, if the item is in stock, and its stock number and current price. An additional service, DIALORDER, is also available from DIALOG. Subscribers to DIALOG can place an order for publications with the U.S. Government Printing Office by computer at a special charge. For additional information on DIALOG/DIALORDER, please contact: DIALOG Information Service, Inc. 3460 Hillview Ave. Palo Alto, CA 94304 Telephone: 800-3-DIALOG The Out-of-Print GPO Sales Publications Reference File provides users with access to historical records for publications which were once available through the Sales Program. Two 6-year cumulations have been produced. The first was published in 1980 and is known as the Exhausted GPO Sales Publications Reference File (EPRF). It includes 25,000 items which went out-of-print at GPO between 1972 and 1978. The second, known as the Out-of-Print PRF (OPRF), was published in 1986. It contains 35,000 titles which went out-of- print between 1979 and 1984. The EPRF and the OPRF continue to be supplemented each year. Supplements are sold annually and will cumulate until a third 6-year set is available in 1992. PRELIM. 7 Copies of publications listed on the EPRF and the OPRF may be found in regional depository library collections. Copies of certain technical publications no longer sold by the Superintendent of Documents may be available from: National Technical Information Service 5285 Port Royal Road Springfield, VA 22161 There are currently more than 230 Subject Bibliographies that list publications and subscriptions on a single subject or a specific field of interest. Each entry is listed by title and contains the GPO stock number and price. The bibliographies also provide a brief description of some of the publications and subscriptions listed, ordering information, and the date of imprint of a publication. The Superintendent of Documents has also prepared a Subject Bibliography Index to assist customers in selecting the subject bibliography that is most closely related to their needs. To obtain your free copy of the Subject Bibliography Index, please write to: U.S. Government Printing Office Superintendent of Documents Stop: SSOP Washington, DC 20402-9328 U.S. Government Books is an annotated and illustrated catalog of almost 1,000 of the Government’s new and popular books. Single copies are available free of charge and may be obtained by writing to: FREE CATALOG Box 37000 Washington, DC 20013 The Consumer Information Catalog, a catalog of free and low-priced consumer publications, is published four times a year. Approximately 40 percent of these publications are issued free upon request. The General Services Administration’s Consumer Information Center, which issues this catalog, maintains a mailing list for educators, libraries, consumer and non-profit groups wishing to receive 25 or more copies of this quarterly catalog. To obtain your copy of the catalog or to receive an application to be placed on the bulk mailing list, please write to: Consumer Information Center Pueblo, Colorado 81009 Government Periodicals and Subscription Services (Price List 36), is a quarterly catalog of all Superintendent of Documents subscription services. To obtain your copy, please write to: Superintendent of Documents U.S. Government Printing Office Stop: SSOP Washington, DC 20402-9328 New Books is an unannotated bimonthly listing of all new titles entering the sales program in the two months preceding each issue. To be placed on the free mailing list, please write, to: New Books U.S. Government Printing Office Superintendent of Documents Washington, DC 20402-9325 PRELIM. 8