Montana Libraries V. 21-23 1967-69
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The State Prison now has a librarian as well as approval of the Legislature for a new library building.
"Committees of MLA have been busy this past year. One of the most ambitious and about to be realized is that of the Library Devel- opment Committee, which has worked long and hard in writing a set of Standards of Public Libraries in Montana.
"This being a legislative year the Legislative Committee of MLA under the leadership of the Chairman, Margaret Warden, and its three hundred and sixty-fo...ur members came through once more, witnessed by the 59% increase of the State Library budget and pass- — 16 — age of an amendment to the Public Library Laws to provide another method of establishing a county library.
"A second edition of Who's Who Among Pacific Northwest Authors is due in the summer of 1969 with the Montana section now in the hands of the editor as a result of the work of the Montana Authors Committee.
"National Library Week in Montana continues to be a program of excellence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The State Prison now has a librarian as well as approval of the Legislature for a new library building.
"Committees of MLA have been busy this past year. One of the most ambitious and about to be realized is that of the Library Devel- opment Committee, which has worked long and hard in writing a set of Standards of Public Libraries in Montana.
"This being a legislative year the Legislative Committee of MLA under the leadership of the Chairman, Margaret Warden, and its three hundred and sixty-fo...ur members came through once more, witnessed by the 59% increase of the State Library budget and pass- — 16 — age of an amendment to the Public Library Laws to provide another method of establishing a county library.
"A second edition of Who's Who Among Pacific Northwest Authors is due in the summer of 1969 with the Montana section now in the hands of the editor as a result of the work of the Montana Authors Committee.
"National Library Week in Montana continues to be a program of excellence.
What to read after Montana Libraries V. 21-23 1967-69?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana State Library to read onlineMoreLess
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