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by  Allerton Park Institute (30th : 1988)

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ALLERTON PARK INSTITUTE
Number 30
Papers Presented at the Allerton Park Institute
Sponsored by
University of Illinois
Graduate School of Library and Information Science
held
November 6-9, 1988
Chancellor Hotel and Convention Center
Champaign, Illinois

and
Conserving Preserving
Nonbook
Materials in
Formats
KATHRYN LUTHER HENDERSON
WILLIAM T HENDERSON
Editors
University of Illinois
Graduate School of and Information Science
Library
Urbana-Champaign, Illinois
1991 by the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois
ISBN 0-87845-080-7
020.715
A434
No. 30 C8P-3
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INTRODUCTION
1
Kathryn Luther Henderson
William THenderson
NEEDS AND POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS
IN CONSERVATION 7
Lambertus van Zelst
THE ROLE OF VENDORS IN CONSERVATION 23
Dennis Inch
PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION OF
SOUND RECORDINGS 27
Gerald D. Gibson
PRESERVATION OF COMPUTER-BASED AND
COMPUTER-GENERATED RECORDS 45
Gordon B. Neavill
MOVING IMAGES:
CONSERVATION AND PRESERVATION 61
Susan Dalton
PRESERVING NEWSPAPERS: NATIONAL AND
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATIVE EFFORTS 73
Susan Garretson Swartzburg
THE PRESERVATION, STORAGE, AND HANDLING OF
BLACK-AND-WHITE PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORDS
91
Klaus B. Hendriks
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS AND COLOR MOTION
PICTURES IN THE LIBRARY:
FOR PRESERVATION OR DESTRUCTION? 105
Henry Wilhelm
MANAGING TEXTILE COLLECTIONS 113
Sara WolfGreen
THE CHALLENGE OF ARCHIVAL CONSERVATION 127
Mary Lynn Ritzenthaler
CONSERVATION OF CARTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS 135
Mary Lynette Larsgaard
PRESERVATION PLANNING: THE VITAL FIRST STEP 147
CarlaJ. Montori