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--- documents:external:our-american-government-2003 [2019/11/15 19:28] – [161. What special information resources are found in other Federal libraries?] Oliver Wolcott
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 ==== 161. What special information resources are found in other Federal libraries? ====
-The national medical collection is located at the National Library of Medicine <//www.nlm.nih.gov//> in Bethesda, MD, and the national agricultural collection is housed at the National Agricultural Library [[www.nal.usda.gov|<www.nal.usda.gov>]] in Beltsville, MD.
+The national medical collection is located at the National Library of Medicine <http://www.nlm.nih.gov> in Bethesda, MD, and the national agricultural collection is housed at the National Agricultural Library [[http://www.nal.usda.gov|<www.nal.usda.gov>]] in Beltsville, MD.
 ==== 162. How may someone get access to unpublished Federal records that are still in agency files? ====
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 ==== 167. Where are these congressional publications available? ====
-All Members receive a limited allotment of most congressional publications and documents. Committees also maintain a limited supply of hearings transcripts, committee prints, reports, documents, bills, and resolutions. The House and Senate each have a document room that is open to the public where bills, reports, public laws, and certain documents may be obtained free of charge. Some congressional publications and documents are available for purchase from the Superintendent of Documents of the Government Printing Office (GPO). Original or microform copies of the items may also be found, to varying extents, in major public libraries, Federal depository libraries, and university and law libraries throughout the United States. Congressional publications are available, as well, through websites of the Government Printing Office [[www.access.gpo.gov/su docs/index|(<www.access.gpo.gov/su docs/index>)]], the Library of Congress [[http://thomas.loc.gov|(<http://thomas.loc.gov>)]], and the House [[http://www.house.gov|(<www.house.gov/>)]] and the Senate [[http://www.senate.gov/|(<www.senate.gov/>)]], the latter two sites providing avenues to committee Web sites where documents may be posted.
+All Members receive a limited allotment of most congressional publications and documents. Committees also maintain a limited supply of hearings transcripts, committee prints, reports, documents, bills, and resolutions. The House and Senate each have a document room that is open to the public where bills, reports, public laws, and certain documents may be obtained free of charge. Some congressional publications and documents are available for purchase from the Superintendent of Documents of the Government Printing Office (GPO). Original or microform copies of the items may also be found, to varying extents, in major public libraries, Federal depository libraries, and university and law libraries throughout the United States. Congressional publications are available, as well, through websites of the Government Printing Office [[http://www.access.gpo.gov/su docs/index|(<www.access.gpo.gov/su docs/index>)]], the Library of Congress [[http://thomas.loc.gov|(<http://thomas.loc.gov>)]], and the House [[http://www.house.gov|(<www.house.gov/>)]] and the Senate [[http://www.senate.gov/|(<www.senate.gov/>)]], the latter two sites providing avenues to committee Web sites where documents may be posted.
 ==== 168. How may someone obtain access to unpublished records of Congress? ====
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 World Wide Web Sites:
-[[www.congress.gov|www.congress.gov]] [Legislative Information System of Congress]
+[[http://www.congress.gov|www.congress.gov]] [Legislative Information System of Congress]
-[[www.fedworld.gov|www.fedworld.gov]] [clearinghouse for information at many federal sites]
+[[http://www.fedworld.gov|www.fedworld.gov]] [clearinghouse for information at many federal sites]
-[[www.loc.gov|www.loc.gov]] [Library of Congress site, including Thomas and legislation]
+[[http://www.loc.gov|www.loc.gov]] [Library of Congress site, including Thomas and legislation]
-[[www.nara.gov/fedreg|www.nara.gov/fedreg]] [Office of Federal Register publications]
+[[http://www.nara.gov/fedreg|www.nara.gov/fedreg]] [Office of Federal Register publications]
-[[www.uscourts.gov|www.uscourts.gov]] [federal judiciary, including Supreme Court]
+[[http://www.uscourts.gov|www.uscourts.gov]] [federal judiciary, including Supreme Court]
-[[www.whitehouse.gov|www.whitehouse.gov]] [White House and presidential activities].
+[[http://www.whitehouse.gov|www.whitehouse.gov]] [White House and presidential activities].
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