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North Carolina Libraries
In todayTs age of T
specialization, the school
librarian is more than ever
expected to be the generalist.
Katherine R. Cagle, 1988
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Spring 1988
President
PATSY J. HANSEL
Assistant Director
Cumberland County Public
Library
P.O. Box 1720
Fayetteville, NC 28301
(919) 483-8600
First Vice-President/
President Elect
BARBARA A. BAKER
Durham Technical
Community College
1637 Lawson Street
Durham, NC 27703
(919) 598-9218
Second Vice-President
RAY A. FRANKLE
J. Murray Atkins Library
University of NC at Charlotte
Charlotte, NC 28223
(704) 597-2221
Past President
PAULINE F. MYRICK
P.O. Box 307
Carthage, NC 28327
(919) 947-2763
ChildrenTs Services
CAL SHEPARD
Forsyth County Public Library
660 W. Fifth Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
(919) 727-2214
College & University
MARTI SMITH
Sarah Graham Kenan Library
Saint MaryTs College
Raleigh, NC
(919) 828-2521
Community & Junior College
FRANK SINCLAIR
Librarian/Instructor
Vance-Granville Community
College
P.O. Box 917
Henderson, NC 27536
(919) 492-2061
Documents
PATRICIA A. LANGELIER
International/State Documents
Librarian
Davis Library 080A
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 962-1151
EXECUTIVE BOARD 1987-1989
October 30, 1987 - October 13, 1989
Treasurer
NANCY CLARK FOGARTY
Head Ref. Librarian/
Jackson Library
University of NC at Greensboro
Greensboro, NC 27412
NCLA Communications:
P.O. Box 4266
Greensboro, NC 27404
(919) 334-5419
Secretary
GLORIA MILLER
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
800 Everett Place
Charlotte, NC 28205
(704) 331-9083
Editor, North Carolina
Libraries
FRANCES BRADBURN
Central Regional Education
Center
2431 N. Boulevard, Gateway
Plaza
Raleigh, NC 27604
(919) 733-2864
SECTION/ROUND TABLE CHAIRS
Junior Members Round Table
LAURA M. OSEGUEDA
Agriculture and Life Science
Librarian
D. H. Hill Library
Box 7111, NCSU
Raleigh, NC 27695-7111
(919) 737-2935
NC Association of School
Libraries
CAROL A. SOUTHERLAND
Librarian, South Lenoir
High School
Deep Run, NC 28525
(919) 568-4171
NC Public Library Trustee
Association
IRENE P. HAIRSTON
6895 Sunnybend Place
Pfafftown, NC 27040
(919) 945-5286
Public Libraries
DAVID FERGUSSON
Headquarters Librarian
Forsyth County Public Library
660 W. Fifth Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
(919) 727-2556
ALA Councilor
KIETH WRIGHT
Dept. of Library Science &
Ed. Tech.
University of NC at Greensboro
Greensboro, NC 27412
(919) 334-5100
SELA Representative
JERRY THRASHER,
DIRECTOR
Cumberland County Public
Library
P.O. Box 1720
Fayetteville, NC 28302
(919) 483-8600
Directors
JANET L. FREEMAN
Carlyle Campbell Library
Meredith College
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 829-8531
HOWARD F. McGINN
Division of State Library
NC Department of Cultural
Resources
109 East Jones Street
Raleigh, NC 27601
(919) 733-2570
Reference & Adult Services
BARBARA ANDERSON
Forsyth Public Library
660 W. Fifth Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
(919) 727-2556
Resources & Technical Services
HARRY TUCHMAYER
New Hanover County Public
Library
201 Chestnut Street
Wilmington, NC 28401
(919) 763-3303
Round Table for Ethnic Minority
Concerns
GENEVA B. CHAVIS
Dean, Learning Resources
Nash Technical College
Old Carriage Road
P.O. Box 7488
Rocky Mount, NC 27801
Round Table on Status of Women
in Librarianship
PATRICE EBERT
Sharon Branch
Public Library of Charlotte &
Mecklenburg County
6518 Fairview Road
Charlotte, NC 28210
(704) 336-2109
About the authors. (Biographical infor-
mation). 119, 195, 255
Albright, Lee, comp. Establishing and
maintaining a local history collec-
tion. 70-103
American Library Association.
ALA Representative 1988 Midwinter
Conference report. 59
Anderson, Barbara L. Forsyth County
Public Library and the ConstitutionTs
Bicentennial: Building relationships
for our library. 181-186
Barry, Coyla. Beyond referral"Providing
business reference service in the
information age, 231-236
Beasley, Augie E., and Palmer, Carolyn G.
The teaching role of the secondary
media coordinator: Making it work.
22-26
Berkley, Anne, comp. Establishing and
maintaining a local history collec-
tion. 70-103. See Book Reviews
(Swalin).
Bibliographies,
Local history/Genealogical resources.
104-107
McGrath, Eileen. State publications for
school libraries: A selective biblio-
graphy. 41-44
Book Reviews
Addresses and public papers of James
Baxter Hunt, Jr., Governor of North
Carolina, Vol. II, 1981-1985. 115
Anthony, Robert G. Jr. comp. Establish-
ing and maintaining a local history
collection. 70-103. Comp. North
Carolina books. 45-52, 108-115, 187-
192, 245-251
Armitage, Christopher M. comp., Sir
Walter Raleigh, an annotated biblio-
graphy. 114-115
Barclay, Morgan J. See Book Reviews
(Reagan).
Barry, Coyla. See Book Reviews (Ragan).
Batson, Wade T. Wild flowers in the
Carolinas. Reviewed by Marcella
Grendler. 109-110
Carpenter, William L. and Colvard, Dean
W. Knowledge is power: A history of
the School of Agriculture and Life
Sciences at North Carolina State
University, 1877-1984. Reviewed by
James Rogerson. 190-191
Child, Maria, ed. See Book Reviews
(Yellin).
256 " Winter 1988
Index to
North Carolina Libraries
Volume 46, 1988
Compiled by Gene Leonardi
Chrisman, David F. The history of the
Piedmont League (1920-1955). 115
Corey, Faris Jane. Exploring the country
inns of North Carolina. 51-52
Cotten, Alice R. See Book Reviews (Idol).
Crow, Terrell Amistead. See Book
Reviews (Stephenson).
Cumming, William P. Mapping the North
Carolina coast: Sixteenth-century
cartography and the Roanoke
voyages. 192
Dean, Jim, and Earley, Lawrence S., eds.
Wildlife in North Carolina. Reviewed
by Becky Kornegay. 48-49
DeBlieu, Jan. Hatteras journal. Reviewed
by Patrice Ebert. 113
deHart, Allen. North Carolina hiking
trails. 251
Ebert, Patrice. See Book Reviews
(DeBlieu).
Edgerton, Clyde. The floatplane note-
books. Reviewed by Dorothy H.
Osborn. 249-250
Ehringhaus, Anne Sebrell. Ocracoke por-
trait. 251
Engleman, Roberta. See Book Reviews
(Gingher).
Gaillard, Frye. The dream long deferred.
Reviewed by Tim West. 247-248
Gatton, T. Harry. Banking in North Caro-
lina: A narrative history. Reviewed by
Peter R. Neal. 47-48
Gingher, Marianne. Teen angel, and
other stories of young love. Reviewed
by Roberta Engleman. 189-190
Grendler, Marcella. See Book Reviews
(Batson) (Gupton).
Gupton, Oscar W., and Swope, Fred C.
Fall wildflowers of the Blue Ridge
and Great Smoky Mountains.
Reviewed by Marcella Grendler. 109-
110
Hall, Jacquelin Dowd, Leloudis, James,
et. al. Like a family: The making of a
Southern cotton mill world.
Reviewed by Jim L. Sumner. 47
Harris, William C. North Carolina and
the coming of the Civil War.
Reviewed by Dennis R. Lawson. 248-
249. William Woods Holden: Fire-
brand of North Carolina politics.
Reviewed by Harry McKown. 187-188
Hempleman, Barbara. See Book Reviews
(Painter).
Hutto, Susan. See Book Reviews
(Roberson).
Idol, John Lane, Jr., A Thomas Wolfe
companion. Reviewed by Alice R.
Cotten. 114
Jackson County Historical Association.
The history of Jackson County. 51
Jones, Anne M. See Book Reviews
(Waggoner).
Kelley, Thomas. The climber's guide to
North Carolina. 191
King, Arnold K. The multicampus Uni-
versity of North Carolina comes of
age, 1956-1986. Reviewed by William
E. King. 50
King, William E. See Book Reviews (King).
Kornegay, Becky. See Book Reviews
(Dean).
Kratt, Mary Norton, ed. The imaginative
spirit: Literary heritage of Charlotte
and Mecklenburg County, North
Carolina. 250-251
Kraus, E. Jean Wilson. A guide to ocean
dune plants common to North Caro-
lina. 115
Lawson, Dennis R. See Book Reviews
(Harris).
Lemmon, Sara McCulloh, ed. The Petti-
grew papers. Volume 2. 1819-1843.
Reviewed by Eileen McGrath. 245-
246
Lennon, Donald R. See Book Reviews
(Powell).
London, Lawrence Foushee, and
Lemmon, Sarah McCulloh, eds. The
Episcopal Church in North Carolina,
1701-1959. Reviewed by Maurice C.
York. 50-51
McCurdy, Linda. See Book Reviews
(Wheaton).
McGrath, Eileen. See Book Reviews
(Lemmon) (Redford).
McKown, Harry. See Book Reviews
(Harris).
Massengill, Stephen E., comp. North
Carolina votes: A roster of delegates
to the state ratification conventions
of 1788 and 1789. 251
Massey, Nancy. See Book Reviews
(Payne).
Morris, Janie. See Book Reviews
(Stoesen).
Morris, Ron, with Feinstein, John,
Jacobs, Barry, and Herbert, Dick.
ACC basketball: An illustrated
history. Reviewed by Jim L. Sumner.
187
Neal, Peter R. See Book Reviews
(Gatton).
North Carolina Division of Archives and
History. North Carolina bibliography,
1986-1987. 52. North Carolina
troops, 1861-1865: A roster, Volume
XI. 51
About the Authors...
Coyla Barry
Education: B.S., Vassar College; M.L.S., University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Position: Head, the Research Literature Section,
Technical Information Department, Bur-
roughs Wellcome Company.
Marcia Clontz
Education: B.A., Clemson University; M.L., Univer-
sity of South Carolina.
Position: Extension Librarian, Nantahala Re-
gional Library.
Anna Donnelly
Education: B.A., East Carolina University; M.L.S.,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Position: Head of Central Adult Services, Ashe-
ville-Buncombe Library System.
Elizabeth Bramm Dunn
Education: B.A., Vanderbilt University; M.A., Uni-
versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill;
M.S.L.S., University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
Position: Reference Librarian and Coordinator of
Bibliographic Instruction, Perkins Library,
Duke University.
Sheila S. Intner
Education: B.A., Northwestern University; M.L.S.,
Queens College, CUNY; D.L.S., Columbia Uni-
versity.
Position: Associate Professor, Graduate School of
Library and Information Science, Simmons
College.
Plummer Alston Jones, Jr.
Education: B.M., East Carolina University; M.S.,
Drexel University.
Position: Head Librarian, Director of Learning
Resources Center, Iris Holt McEwen Library
& LaRose Resource Center, Elon College.
Nan McMurry
Education: B.A., University of Virginia; M.M., Uni-
versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Ph.D.,
Duke University.
Position: History Bibliographer, University of
Georgia Libraries.
Lorraine W. Penninger
Education: B.A., Flora MacDonald College; MLS. in
Education, University of North Carolina at
Charlotte; M.A.L.S., University of Denver.
Position: Associate Professor and. Education
Librarian, J. Murrey Atkins Library, Univer-
sity of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Jeanie M. Welch
Education: B.A., University of Denver; Master of
International Management, American Grad-
uate School of International Management;
M.A.L.S., University Denver.
Position: Assistant Professor and Reference Unit
Head, J. Murrey Atkins Library, University of
North Carolina at Charlotte.
Upcoming Issues
Spring 1989 - Economics of Librarianship
Larry Alford, Guest Editor
Summer 1989 _- Public Libraries
Bob Russell, Guest Editor
Fall 1989 - Technology
April Wreath, Guest Editor
Winter 1989 = - Conference Issue
Spring 1990 - Library Humor
Rose Simon and David
Fergusson, Guest Editors
Summer 1990 - Public Documents
Pat Langelier and Ridley Kessler,
Guest Editors
- Performance Measures
Jinnie Davis, Guest Editor
- Supporting the Support Staff
Harry Tuchmayer, Guest Editor
- Law and the Library
Tim Coggins, Guest Editor
Summer 1991 - ChildrenTs/YA
Fall 1990
Winter 1990
Spring 1991
Fall 1991 - Library Buildings
John Welch, Guest Editor
Winter 1991 - Conference
Unsolicited articles dealing with the above
themes or on any issue of interest to North
Carolina librarians are welcomed. Please follow
manuscript guidelines delineated elsewhere in
this issue.
Winter 1988" 255
Osborn, Dorothy H. See Book Reviews
(Edgerton),
Painter, Jacqueline Burgin. The season of
Dorland-Bell: History of an
Appalachian mission school.
Reviewed by Barbara Hempleman.
113-114
Payne, Peggy. Revelation. Reviewed by
Nancy Massey, 188-189
Poe, Clarence, and Poe, Charles Aycock.
Poe-pourri: A North Carolina caval-
cade. Reviewed by Mike Shoop. 110-
111
Powell, William S. North Carolina: The
story of a special kind of place.
Reviewed by Donald R. Lennon. 247.
See Book Reviews (Yellin).
Powell, William S. and Powell, Virginia W.
comps. England and Roanoke: A col-
lection of poems, 1584-1987: People,
places, events. 250
Powell, William S. ed. Dictionary of North
Carolina biography, Volume three.
250
Price, Reynolds. Good hearts. Reviewed
by Elizabeth White. 191
Ragan, Sam, ed. Weymouth: An anthol-
ogy of poetry. Reviewed by Coyla
Barry. 46-47
Reagan, Alice Elizabeth. North Carolina
State University: A narrative history.
Reviewed by Morgan J. Barclay. 111-
113
Redford, Dorothy Spruill, with DTOrso,
Michael. Somerset homecoming: Re-
covering a lost heritage. Reviewed by
Eileen McGrath. 245-246
Rights, Douglas L. The American Indian
in North Carolina. 191
Roberson, Ruth Haslip, ed. North Caro-
lina quilts. Reviewed by Susn Hutto.
245
Rogerson, James. See Book Reviews
(Carpenter).
Schoenbaum, Thomas J. Island, capes,
and sounds: The North Carolina
coast. 191-192
Seasoned with love: Stories, poems, and
recipes with that Tar Heel flavor. 115
Shoop, Mike. See Book Reviews (Poe).
Stephenson, William. Sallie Southall Cot-
ten: A womanTs life in North Caro-
lina. Reviewed by Terrell Amistead
Crow. 49-50
Stoesen, Alexander R. Guilford College:
On the strength of 150 years.
Reviewed by Janie Morris. 189
Sumner, Jim L. See Book Reviews (Hall)
(Morris).
The University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill: The first 200 years. 52
Waggoner, Sara M. North Carolina: The
Tar Heel state. Reviewed by Anne M.
Jones. 249
Watson, Alan D. Perquimans County: A
brief history. 51
West, Tim. See Book Reviews (Gaillard).
Wheaton, Elizabeth. Codename GREEN-
KIL: The 1979 Greensboro killings.
Reviewed by Linda McCurdy. 45
White, Elizabeth. See Book Reviews
(Price).
Yellin, Jean Fagan, ed. Incidents in the
life of a slave girl written by herself,
by Harriet A. Jacobs. Edited by Maria
Child (1861). Reviewed by William S.
Powell. 46
York, Maurice C. See Book Reviews
(London).
Brabbam, Robin. See Book Reviews
(McLaurin).
Bradburn, Frances Bryant. The school
media advisory committee: Key to
quality. 14-16
Burroughs Wellcome Company, Research
Triangle Park, NC Pics. 233, 235
Cagle, Katherine R. The school media
coordinator: More than a librarian.
4-5
Carroll, Jerry R. comp. Establishing and
maintaining a local history collec-
tion. 70-103
Causey, Helen. oSell� is not a four-letter
word: Lessons learned form the
competitive marketplace. 136-140
ChildrenTs Book Council. Offers reading
encouragement poster series. 32
Offers National ChildrenTs Book Week
posters and information. 117-118,
194
Offers Bill of Rights bicentennial
poster. 180
Clontz, Marcia Joyner. Use of technology
in a rural public library setting to
provide both traditional and non-
traditional reference services.
228-230
Donnally, Anna. Rip Van Winkle at the
reference desk? 223-227
Dunn, Elizabeth Bramm. The challenges
of automation and the library
instruction program: Content, man-
agement, budget. 219-222
Durham County Schools. Library
assignments: Tips for success, for
teachers and students. 36-37
Edgecombe County Memorial Library,
Tarboro. Photographs. 78, 94, 101
Establishing and maintaining a local
history collection. 70-103
Forsyth County Public Library, Winston-
Salem. Photographs 88, 95, 96
Fowler, Lynda. See Smith, Duncan.
Grifalconi, Ann. Creates mural for Chil-
drenTs Book Council celebration of
Bill of Rights bicentennial. 180
Hansel, Patsy J. From the President. 2,
66, 122, 198-199. Letters to the Edi-
tor. Response. 67
Index
Hodges, Gerald. Letters to the Editor.
124
Intner, Sheila S. Collection development:
Necessarily a shared enterprise. 214-
218
Jones, Plummer Alston, Jr. Vox populi,
vox dei; or measuring the ogoodness�
of college libraries: A case study. 202-
207
Kellogg, Stephen. Designs oWish upon a
book� poster for National ChildrenTs
Book Week. Pic. 118
Kilgore, Robert. pic. 235
Klett, Rex, comp. Establishing and main-
taining a local history collection. 70-
103. Photographs. 71, 83, 89
Letters to the Editor. 67, 124
Lewis, Carol G. School media programs:
... Where are we? ... Where are we
going? 12-13
Local history/Genealogical resources.
104-107
McGinn, Howard F. Foreward. 125
Libraries and marketing: New words
"Old worlds. 126-131
McGrath, Eileen. State publications for
school libraries: A selective biblio-
graphy. 41-44
McLaurin, Melton A. Separate pasts:
Growing up white in the segregated
South. Reviewed by Robin Brabham.
108
McMurry, Nan. From library student to
library professional. Smoothing the
transition for the new librarian. 209-
213
Media Coordinator job description. 5
Media Coordinator performance
appraisal instrument. 6-7
Media Coordinator performance
appraisal instrument. Sample evi-
dences, 8-11
Miller, Barry K. Marketing the special
library: A perspective. 154-156
Montouri, Charles F. Marketing and pub-
lic libraries: The commitment. 148-
153
Myers, Carol. A tool for measuring suc-
cess. 161-162
Nelson, Ilene. Just what is reference ser-
vice? 201
North Carolina Division of Archives and
History, Eastern Office, Greenville.
Pic. 93
North Carolina Library Association.
American Library Association represen-
tative report. 59
Bibliographic Instruction section pro-
posed. 52
Biennial Conference, 1987. Business Ses-
sion. Minutes. 10/30/87. 54
Winter 1988 " 257
ChildrenTs Services Section. Biennial
Report, 1985-1987. 55
Committee Chairmen, 1986-1988. 62-63
Documents Section. Biennial Report,
1985-1987. 55-56
Executive Board. Minutes.
10/27/87. 53-54
1/22/88. 116-117
4/8/88. 193-194
7/29/88. 252-254
Executive Board 1987-1989. 61
Honorary and Life Membership
Committee. Seeks nominees. 115,
124, 201
Membership Committee Report. 56
North Carolina Association of School
Librarians. Section report. 56
North Carolina Libraries. Seeks
contributors for library humor issue.
199
Public Library Section. Genealogy/Local
History Committee, 1986-1988.
Foreward. 68
Establishing and maintaining a local
history collection. 70-103
Public Library Section. Section report. 56
Resources and Technical Services
Section. Biennial Report, 1985-1987.
56-58
Section/Roundtable Chairs 1987-1989.
62
Southeastern Library Association
representative report. 58
North Carolina performance appraisal
instrument for media coordinators.
Documents and guides. 5-11
North Carolina State Archives. Raleigh.
Photographs. 73, 74, 80
North Carolina State Department of
Public Instruction. August regional
media workshop schedule. 117
North Carolina State Library
Commission members. 63
Over to you: Letters to the Editor. 67,
124
Palmer, Carolyn G. See Beasley, Augie E.
Parker, Iola. pic. 99
Penninger, Lorraine W. See Welch, Jeanie
M.
Pinkney, Jerry. Designs oWish upon a
book� posters for National ChildrenTs
Book Week. Pics. 117, 194
Pyne, George. Photograph. 99
Raney, Carol. Time management in the
elementary school media center. 18-
21
Rollins, Kenneth M. Role of computers in
the school media center. 30-32
Rountree, Beth M. PrincipalsT views of
the school media coordinator. 27-29
Rountree, Nancy C. Promoting services
in North Carolina community college
LRCs. 157-160
Seymour, Donna. The use and awareness
of government publications by high
school librarians. 38-40
Smith, Duncan, Fowler, Lynda, and
Teasley, Alan. Homework help:
Problem-solving through
communication. 33-37
Sneden, John. Plays Benjamin Franklin
in Forsyth CountyTs Bicentennial of
the Constitution series. Pic. 183
Southeastern Library Association
Announces joint meeting with VLA. 103,
186
Guidelines for Using the Index
To
North Carolina Libraries
Public Relations Committee. Sponsors
awards competition. 44
SELA Representative report. 58
Southerland. Carol. Letters to the Editor.
67
Stewart, Al. Letters to the Editor. 67
Strauss, Diane. Marketing fundamentals
for librarians. 132-135
Swalin, Benjamin. Hard circus road: The
odyssey of the North Carolina
Symphony. Reviewed by Anne
Berkley. 108-109
Teasley, Alan. See Smith, Duncan
Thompson, Diane G. Serving older adults
in North Carolina public libraries: A
survey. 163-180
University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill.
North Carolina Collection.
Photographs. 76, 77, 86, 91
Vavrek, Bernard. The public library at
crisis: Is marketing the answer? 142-
147
Virginia Library Association
Announces joint meeting with SELA.
103, 186
Welch, Jeanie M. and Penninger,
Lorraine W. Hanging together: Local
cooperation and role expectations
among different types of North Caro-
lina libraries. 237-244
York, Maurice C. comp. Establishing and
maintaining a local history
collection. 70-103
1, The index is alphabetized letter by letter. Names beginning with oMc� and oMac� precede all other entries under the letter oM.�
2. Articles are indexed by the first-named author, with cross references from co-authors up to the number of two. Titles are indexed only
when they have no author.
3. Book reviews are listed alphabetically under the heading Book Reviews by the author of the book being reviewed. ReviewersT names
follow each book title, preceded by the phrase oRev. by.� Each reviewer's name is also listed separately, with a cross reference to Book
Reviews, followed by the name of the author of the book in parentheses.
4. Bibliographies are arranged alphabetically by title under the heading Bibliographies, with separate author entries.
5. Editorials are arranged alphabetically by title under the heading Editorials, with a cross reference from the name of the editor.
6. Death and memorial notices are listed alphabetically under the heading Deaths, with a separate entry under the name of the
deceased.
7. Alllibrary organizations are entered under their full names. Material on the substructures of these organizations, such as committees,
round tables, etc., is listed alphabetically under the organization name. (For example, for material on the activities, officers, reports,
committees, and round tables of NCLA, see North Carolina Library Association.)
8. All acronyms are filed in alphabetical order, not at the beginning of each letter.
9. Public libraries are entered under the proper name of the library, not of the city (e.g. Davidson County Public Library, Lexington).
10. All other libraries are entered under the name of the parent institution, if appropriate, or under their own names (e.g. North
Carolina State University, D.H. Hill Library).
11. Reprints of speeches are entered with no designation that they have previously been presented to the public. However, abbreviated
summaries of speeches have the designation (Report of Speech).
12. Reports of papers not printed in full are designated (Paper).
13, The abbreviations opic.,� oobit.,� obibl.,� and ocomp.,� are used to identify pictures, obituaries, bibliographies, and compilers. a
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