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LILRC Interlibrary Loan Manual: January, 1976

by Long Island Library Resources Council

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"LILRC Interlibrary Loan Manual: January, 1976" is a procedural guide published by the Long Island Library Resources Council, written during the mid-1970s. This instructional manual provides policies and procedures for interlibrary loans, facilitating the borrowing and lending of library materials among libraries in Nassau and Suffolk counties. The likely topic of the book centers on the operation and best practices for interlibrary loan services, ensuring that library patrons receive access to a wider array of resources. The manual outlines essential information for libraries participating in the interlibrary loan program, detailing how requests should be placed, processed, and verified. It emphasizes the importance of cooperation among libraries, with guidelines on what items may be borrowed, how requests are managed through the network, and instructions for both borrowers and lenders to foster effective communication. Additionally, the manual provides forms, worksheets, and tips to improve the efficiency of the interlibrary loan process, ultimately aiming to enhance service to library users by simplifying access to needed materials.

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