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From: Nancy E. Lutz< >
Subject: Fwd: Re: Mailing List
Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1999 11:09:33 -0500 (EST)


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Thank you Daniel.
Aded note: have personally used nysed. and rented rolls of the Eagle.If
you live in NY there is NO fee.They will only loan to a lbrary or a
learning institution.You get them in about a week and you have use for a
week.They CANNOT leave the library and go home with you.
The Eagle rolls are monthly,so if yor looking for Mar14th you'll get al
March for whatever year o request.
Out of NYState there is a fee.I believe Daniel is correct with the 10.00
dollar fee.
Also,The Brooklyn Publc Library has micro of the Eagle but they do not
interloan.You'll have to go there and search.
If you know the page and year they will do a print out for you for a
small fee.
Long Island Studies at Hofstra College has it also.I do believe they
interloan but I will have to find out for sure.
Nancy

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Nancy-
Would you please forward this to Bill?
NY State Newspapers on Microfilm are available through interlibrary loan from
the NY State library. I understand that there is now a fee if you are not a
NY State resident. I believe from what I have seen on the lists that it runs
about $10 for up to 5 films.
http:unix2.nysed.gov/ Look for the research library, then the newspapers
on microfilm at the NYState library.
Danel

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