This report summarizes the status of federal libraries and information centers in the United States during 1994 and describes trends covering the period from 1992 to 1994 that were reported as part of the 1994 survey. To examine the ways in which organizational attributes may impact library and information center operations, this report classifies federal libraries and information centers in five different ways, according to their (1) organizational structure, (2) nature of parent organization, (3) mission/subject area, (4) public access, and (5) level of automation.
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