CODOC: a Canadian Cooperative Computerized Scheme for Published Government Documents

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1978-05

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Canadian Journal of Information Science

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The objective of a union file of government documents has been achieved in Ontario. A recent CODOC meeting established a new organizational structure that will ensure the future of the union system, while allowing individual members maximum flexibility in their own operations.

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Information Science, Government Publications

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Canadian Journal of Information Science - Revue canadienne des sciences de l'information, volume 3, May 1978

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/44040

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