LIBRARY AND MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS: THE GREAT DIVIDE

Virgil L. P. Blake

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How are public libraries fairing in this era of tight money? Investigations into sources of financing have made two things clear. The first is the predominantly local nature of public library support, despite the attention given the array of federal and state programs implemented since the passage in 1956 of the Library Service Act, later the Library Services and Construction Act (LSCA).

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