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Center:A New Source forInformation Inquiries\n\n\n| Board Approves CLA  \u003Cbr>Legislative Agenda for 1996  \u003Cbr>This reimbursement is critical to the  \u003Cbr>At its October 19th meeting,Peter  \u003Cbr>success of the program.ReQuest,  \u003Cbr>Chase and Sandra Ruoff,co-chairs  \u003Cbr>our statewide database of the hold-  \u003Cbr>of the Legislative Committee,pre-  \u003Cbr>sented the following agenda for CLA  \u003Cbr>ings of all types of libraries,has  \u003Cbr>greatly increased the awareness of  \u003Cbr>legislative activity during the 1996  \u003Cbr>where needed materials are avail-  \u003Cbr>session of the Connecticut General  \u003Cbr>Assembly.The agenda was unani-  \u003Cbr>able,thereby increasing the volume  \u003Cbr>mously approved by the Board.  \u003Cbr>of material carried by Connecticar.  \u003Cbr>ltems are listed in priority order.  \u003Cbr>■ ConnectiCar is the hub of re-  \u003Cbr>A.The Four Wheels:Resource  \u003Cbr>source sharing among 250 libraries  \u003Cbr>in Connecticut.The van service  \u003Cbr>Sharing in Connecticut Libraries  \u003Cbr>As Connecticut's libraries look for-  \u003Cbr>transports over 1 million books and  \u003Cbr>other information materials among  \u003Cbr>ward to driving onto the information  \u003Cbr>the state's libraries.Use is expected  \u003Cbr>highway,we need to count on a re-  \u003Cbr>to rise as more libraries become ac-  \u003Cbr>liable vehicle.Fueling this vehicle  \u003Cbr>tive members of the network.In  \u003Cbr>are the basic resource sharing pro-  \u003Cbr>grams:Connecticard,Connecticar,  \u003Cbr>part,the money to buy these books  \u003Cbr>comes from Grants to Public Librar-  \u003Cbr>Cooperating Library Service Units,  \u003Cbr>and State Grants to Public Libraries.  \u003Cbr>ies.  \u003Cbr>Last year,the State Legislature ap-  \u003Cbr>■Grants to Public Libraries are  \u003Cbr>proved a biennial budget with con-  \u003Cbr>awarded to public libraries and can  \u003Cbr>tinued funding for these four pro-  \u003Cbr>be used for any library purpose in-  \u003Cbr>grams,which form the base of net-  \u003Cbr>cluding books,personnel,or utili-  \u003Cbr>work support.The Connecticut  \u003Cbr>Continued on page 6  \u003Cbr>Library Association supports these  \u003Cbr>levels.  \u003Cbr>BRAKEs?You  \u003Cbr>■ ConnectiCard allows  \u003Cbr>NEVER MENTIONED  \u003Cbr>Connecticut residents  \u003Cbr>AsyThinebut the  \u003Cbr>to borrow books from  \u003Cbr>any of the 190 public  \u003Cbr>libraries in the state us-  \u003Cbr>ing their hometown  \u003Cbr>library card.Libraries  \u003Cbr>receive a small reim-  \u003Cbr>bursement for allowing  \u003Cbr>out-of-town borrowers  \u003Cbr>to use their collections.   |\n| --- |\n\nMartha A.Hunt  \nThe Connecticut Economic ResourceCenter,Inc.(CERC),is a nonprofit,pri-vate-sector organization formed andmanaged through a unique partnershipof utility/telecommunications compa-nies and state governmentSince ourincorporation in 1993,CERC hasserved as a one-stop,comprehensivesource of information for business,eco-nomic development professionals,andthe publicOur mission is to supporteconomic development by promotingConnecticut as a prime business loca-tion.  \nCERC coordinates Connecticut's busi-ness-to-business marketing and recruit-ment efforts on behalf of the state.Wealso work to help create a more posi-tive,responsive environment for com-panies already doing business here,orcompanies interested in relocating orexpanding to the state.These activitiesare coordinated through a partnershipbetween CERC and the state's eco-nomic development agencies:the De-partment of Economic and CommunityDevelopment(DECD),the ConnecticutDevelopment Authority(CDA),andConnecticut Innovations,Inc.(CII)  \nA one-stop gateway to the state's pro-grams and services for business,CERChelps businesses obtain quick and ac-curate information in the areas of fi-nancing,real estate,export and techni-  \nContinued on page 4  \n# Opinion\n\n## Let's Say Good-bye to Mr.Popsicle\n\nWilliam UricchioThe only World's Fair lever attended was Expo'67 in Montreal.Sitedon an island in themiddle of a river,it pro-vided an array of exoticWilliamsights,smells andUricchiofoods.Expo had a great  \nnumber of interesting th","cbCaiuhSwpxjAwUi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuhSwpxjAwUi","pdf",2576551,"English","# The CT Economic Resource Center: A New Source for Information Inquiries\n## Board Approves CLA Legislative Agenda for 1996\n## The Four Wheels: Resource Sharing in Connecticut Libraries\n## CERC: Mission and One-Stop Business Information Gateway\n# Opinion\n## Let's Say Good-bye to Mr. Popsicle\n## CT Public Libraries; How Do They Stack Up?","[{\"question\":\"What new role does the CT Economic Resource Center serve?\",\"answer\":\"It functions as a one-stop, comprehensive source for information inquiries, supporting economic development and helping business and economic development professionals obtain accurate information.\"},{\"question\":\"How do 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