C. S. · 2017-01-05 · Pub 1 i c Li brarv s~rvi c:~s ?nnn~nn s 659,360.00 s 219 .. 186 ,00 1879 146.00 .. •LSCA Ill.Interl i brarv Coooerati on n?ninl~ll s 58.167.00 s 19 389.00

Lt,/t.S 3 ,;tJt,S 1979

S. C. STf~TE UB~.~R" FEB 2 G 1qso

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ANNUAL PROGRAM

LIBRARY SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION ACT

1979-1980

With FY 79 Supplement

South Carolina State Library 1500 Senate Street P. 0. Box 11469

Columbia, South Carolina 29211

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ANNUAL PROGRAM


1979-1980

With FY 79 Supplement

South Carolina State Library 1500 Senate Street P. 0. Box 11469

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DEPARTMENT 0!,~~~~~· :g~g::~~~~· AND we~PARE E.l.N.: 1"-576000286-A9 WASHINGTON, o.c. zozoz IIOCUMENT NO.: 02-J008001040

OI'I'ICI OJP LIIIUIIIIU ANO LIUNINO IIIIIOUIIICIS 02-J008001140 . HOTIFICATIOH OF CRAHT AWARD

LIBRARY SERVICES & CONSTRUCTION ACT~ ·as amended by · ~ub11c Law 95-123

I. MAII.INO AOOitlll (11-Mre etNef, eu,-, .Slate -fl Zl,_ awe) 2. "SCAL 'f'!AA INOINO

South Carolina State Library September 30, 1980 1500 Senate Street, P.O. Box 11469 S. GRANT AWAAO IS O~'Ht".V Columbia, South Carol1na 29201 . ~ .. IVIUO i""' ESTIMA '1'5:0

I'"OGRAM TITLI · CONNON AMOUNT 0 .. ""IVIOUS AMOUNT TOTAL AWAAOED ACCOUNTING THIS AWA ~0 AWARC!Q TO OAT! . N\[MBIR

~SCA I.. Pub 1 i c Li brarv s~rvi c:~s ?nnn~nn s 659,360.00 s 219 .. 186 ,00 1879 146.00 •LSCA Ill.Interl i brarv Coooerati on n?ninl~ll s 58.167.00 s 19 389.00 s 77.556.00 .. s s s

'· I s s .. t. CONMINTS

Any LSCA Federal funds used for administration of programs under the Act must be matched with an equal amount of non-Federal funds.

FY 1980 expenditures, from all sources, for library services to the handicapped and residents in State institutions must equal those expended from all sources during FY 1978.

NOTE: Payments under this award will be made available through the HEW Oeoartmental Federal Assistance Financing Systea (DFAFS). OFAFS 1s ad~nistered by the Federal Assistance Ffnanc1ng Branch (FAFB), Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary, Finance which will forward instructions for obtaining oayments. Inquiries regarding payments should be directed to: Chief, Federal Assistance Financing Branch, C/0 Rockwall Bu11d1ng, 5600 Fishers Lane. Rockville, Maryland. 20857. Telephone Number: (301) 443-1660.

Na arant award ia :nade 11abjec:t to the pr~viaiona of the epprov•d State plans end the applicable acts and reculations.

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WASHINGTON, o.c:. l0l02 OII'I'IC:IE 01' I..IIIU!tii!:J ANO I..EAitNINQ ltiJO\IItC:!S

. NOTIFICATION OF CiRJ.HT .\WARD

E.I.N.: 1.:576000286-A9 DOCUMENT NO.: 02-J008001 040

02-J008001140

LIBRARY SERVICES & CONSTRUCTION ACT~ as amended by Public Law 95-123

I, WAII.INQ AOCiti:U (n..-.o.,, liNe!, clt7, 3tate -tl ZIP aOfle) 2. II'ISC:AL. YEAR IENOING

South Carolina State Library 1500 Senate Street, P.O. Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29201

September 30, 1980 I. CIAANT AWAAO IS ~NEW

~ltiEVISEO r:"ES':'IMA ':''!0

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AWAACIEO TO OAT!

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•.c:oNwcHTs: This award, issued under the Continuing Resolution, represents one quarter of the 1980 proposed appropriation.

Any LSCA Federal funds used for administration of programs under the Act must be matched with an equal amount of non-Federal funds.

FY 1980 expenditures, from all sources, for library services to the handicapped and residents in State institutions must equal those expended from all sources during FY 1978.

NOTE: Payments under this award will be made available through the HEW Oeoartmental Federal Assistance Ffnancing System (DFAFS). CFAFS is administered by the Federal Assistance Financing 3ranch (FAFB), Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary, Finance which will forward instructions for obtaining oayments. Inquiries regarding payments should be directed to: Chief, Federal Assistance Ffnanc1ng Branch, C/0 Rockwall Building, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, Maryland, 20857. Telephone Number: (301) 443-1660.

Thil cnnt award lt ::~ado aubject to the i)l'~vlaians of t.'le approved State plans and ~he applicable acts and ~•culations.

10. MAWI,AHC TIT\.1!: rr't'JioJ. ulCI<. W: HayS, 111, SIGNATUIIII: Assoc1ate Commlssloner/Dlrector, Office of linrarie~ & Learning Re~outces 1

12, OATI

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ACCOUNTING OATA

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Ms. Betty E. Calaham State Librarian S. C. State Library P. 0. Box 11468

ST l\ 'i OF SOU rH CAROLINA

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Dear Ms. Callaham:

The State Library's Long Range Program and Annual Program for FY 80 have been reviewed in accordance with OMB Circular A-95. Since the Basic State Plan has already been approved through the Grants and Contracts Review System, I endorse the submission and approval of these Programs by HEW.

Please contact me if I can be of any futhter assistance.

Sincerely,

Elmer C. Whitten, Jr. State Clearinghouse

ECWjr/cs

',/ t Iii' t,O<A.r~ r-.. AND CONTRACTS 7'111 7"/07

ENOINII! .. ING 711·1117

Part I.

Part II.

South Carolina State Library

THE LIBRARY SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION ACT 1979-1980

Annual Program, FY 80

Title I. Library Services

Project IA. lB. IIA. liB. IliA. IIIB. nrc. IIID. IIIE. IIIF. IV. v. VIA. VIB. VII. VIII.

General Administration Library Interpretation General Operations Strengthening the State Library Agency Field Services Career Education: Workshops Metropolitan/Urban Resource Libraries Service for the Disadvantaged Service to Older Americans Service to Children Library Development Reader Services: Periodicals Institutional Library Services Service to the Blind and Physically Handicapped Film Program Service to Persons of Limited English-Speaking Ability

Title III. Interlibrary Cooperation

Project I. Interlibrary Network III. Area Reference Resource Centers

Annual Program, FY 79, Supplement

Title I. Library Services

Project IA. lB. IIA. liB. IliA. IIIB. IUD. IIIE. IIIF. IVA. VD. VIA. VIB. VII.

General Administration Library Interpretation General Operations Strengthening the State Library Agency Field Services Career Education: Workshops Service for the Disadvantaged Service to Older Americans Service to Children Library Development Reader Services: Periodicals Institutional Library Services Service to the Blind and Physically Handicapped Film Program

Title III. Interlibrary Cooperation

Project I. Interlibrary Network III. Area Reference Resource Center IV. White House Conference

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980

LSCA STAFF RESPONSIBILITIES

Name and Title

Betty E. Callaham State Librarian

James B. Johnson, Jr. Deputy Librarian

Betty Q. Onley Business Manager

Annette S. Stuck Bookkeeper

LSCA Project Officers*

Margie E. Herron Director of Field Services

Alice I. Nolte Field Service Librarian

Aileen P. Law Field Service Librarian

Julianne Phillips Field Service Librarian

Jane E. Gardner Field Service Librarian for Children's Services

Ronald E. Anderson Field Service Librarian for Audio-Visual Programs

Marjorie A. Mazur Technical Services Librarian

Responsibility

Planning and administration: LSCA Title II, Title III; Library Interpretation

Planning, budgeting, administration; preparation of long range program, annual program, annual reports, LSCA Title I

Budgeting, financial administration and reporting

Financial records and reports

Title I

IliA. Field Services IV. Library Development

IIIB. Career Education: Workshops v. Periodicals

IIID. Service to the Disadvantaged

IIIC. IIIE.

Metropolitan Libraries Service to Older Americans

VIII. Service to Persons of Limited English-Speaking Ability

IIIF. Service to Children

VII.

liB.

Film Program

Strengthening the State Library Agency

*Plans, coordinates, and reports project at St&te level; supervises implementation, evaluation; and reporting at local level.

Theresa C. Mills Institutional Library Consultant

Director, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

LSCA Project Officers

John Landrum Director of Reader Services

Margie E. Herron Director of Field Services

Alice I. Nolte Field Service Librarian

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980

VIA.

VIB.

I.

III.

IV.

Institutional Library Services

Service to the Blind and Physically Handicapped

Title III

Interlibrary Network

Area Reference Resource Center

White House Conference

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PROPOSED FY '80 BVDGET - TITLE I

WORKSHEET CONSOLIDATED LISTING OF PROJECTS INCLUDED IN At4UUAL PROGRAM FOR TITLES I AND Ill

rHE AlolOUtUS REPOATEO DELOW ARE: STATE FOR fiSCAL YEAR DArE OF W8· (i} ESTINATED EXPENDITURES BY PROIECT, BY LSCA TITLE EHOING MISSION

0 ACTUAL EXPENDITURES BY PROIECT, BY LSCA TITLE South Carolina Sept. 30, 1980 NOV 1 1979 HSTAUCTIOHS FOA COMPLETING THIS LISTING fOLLOWa THE PROJECTS LISTED BELOW AAE AUTHORtZ£0 UHDEA PAOYI·

1. U1o • toporoto thoot for ooch LSCA Tltlo I Proor .. : Pultllc Llluorr, lnttltullonol, ond tlorullcoppocl; SIONS OF UCA tciMct -~ ericl for T itlo Ill. [X) TITLE I, PUB&.IC LIBRARY

2. Trontcrilto tho h•formotion lro• Section B ol ooch Prolocl Report to ono of tho linea 0Tnu t, IHSTITUTIDNA&. Ito low. 0 TIT &.I! I, HANDICAPPED

3. for ooch LSCA Tltlo, 1how totol of oapondltur .. l.y catogorr (columna 1.7) ond aourco (columna 1.1 1). 0 TIT\.1! Ill

BY ~ATEGORY (celu..na 1-7J BY SOURCE (utv-• B·l I)

PROIECT SA\.AAI£5 AND AUDI~

BOOKS VISUAl. Ea:UIP. CONTRACT• OTHEI' TOTAL F'OR FEDERAL 5TATE LOCAL TOTAL NUMBER WAGES MATERt- M NT UAL SERVICES EXPENSES PROJECT F'UNOS FUNDI F'UNOS C-•r equal

ALl c•"-' 7) I 2 J f I • ' • ' 10 II

I-A 32,589 12,000 44,589 12,000 32,589 44,589

I-B 9,000 5,000 14,000 4,000 10,000 14,000

II-A 370,886 191,601 562,4~7 55,802 506,685 562,487

li-B 93,41<; 93,419 60,000 33,419 93,419

III-A 5,772,973 1,520,66€ 95,510 36,192 ~,215,126 9,640,467 10,000 1,377,053 8,253,414 9,640,467

I li-B 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000

III-C 44 '00( 6,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 -

III-D 208,500 j 111' 60( 16,000 10,000 2,649 53,500 402,249 185,000 217,249 402,249

II I-E 16,965 14,76 500 500 1,850 34,578 7,263 27,315 34,578

II I-F 20,000 50( 2,50C 1,500 5,500 30,000 30,000 30,000

I\' 332,358 400,73l 30,20 23,719 2,857 26,135 816,006 272,081 543,925 816,006 ----

\' 39' 00( 39,000 39,000 39,000 VIr 1~,YJl 43,000 ---u ,000 - 73,931 55,000 18,931 73,931 VIII 7 '50( soc 8,000 8,000 8,000

-TOT-tL.S 6, 773,202 2,232,182 19 3' 713; 71' 911 26,506 2,517,212 11,814,726 794,146 1,978,677 9,041,903 11,814,726

PROPOSED FY '80 BUDGET - TITLE I

WORKSHEET CONSOLIDATED LISTING OF P~OJECTS INCLUDED IN ANUUAL PROGRAM FOR TITLESJ AND Ill

THE AMOUtfTS REP~TED OfLOW ARE: UATE fOR fiSCAL UAR

[X) EST INA TED EXPENDITURES BY PROJECT • 8V LSCA TITLE ENDING

0 ACTUAL EXPENDITURES BY PROJECT 1 BY LSCA TITLE South Carolina Sept. 30, 1980

OA(f Of 5U8· MISSION

NOV 1 197~ i:.fSTRUCTIDNS FOR COMPLETING THIS LISTING FOLLOW• THE PROJECTS.LISTEO BELOW ARE AUTHORIZED UNDER PAOYI

1. Uto o toporato thoot for ooch LSCA Tltlo I Progroau Pultllc Lll~rorr, lnttltullonol. oncl tlondlcoppocl; SIONS OF UCA ,..._. -~

..id for Title 111. 0 TITLE I • PUBLIC L18RUY

2. Trontcrlbo tho lnfonaotlon lro• Soctlon 8 of ooch Proloct Report to one of tho linot lX) TITLE 1. INSTITUTIONAL ....... QTITLI! 1. HANDICAPPED

3. for ooch LSCA Tltlo. ahow total of upondlluroa by cotogotr (colu.,.t 1·7) and aourco (coluMnl 8.11). QTITLE Ill

BY ~A TEGDRY (colv-• t.7) BY SOURCE (col.,..,., 1·111

PROJECT SALARIES AND AUDIO.

TOTAL BOOKS VISUAL E:t:UIP. CONTRACT• OTHER TOTAL FOR FEDERAL STAT I! LOCAL NUMBER WAGES MATER&- M NT UAL SERVICES EXPENSES PROJECT FUNDS ,UNOS FUNDS , ...... ··-· ALl co.....,7J I 2 J ' ' • 1 ' ' 10 "

VI-A 10q 882 55 481 .

24 48E 16 573 406 .422 L..') ()()() ~£-1 L.?? 406.422

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TOT.4LS 309,882 55,481 24,486 16,573 406,422 45,000 361,422 406,422

,'· v

PROPOSED FY 'SO BUDGET - TITLE I WORKSHEET

CONSOLIDATED LISTING OF PROJECTS INCLUDED IN ANUUAL PROGRAM FOR TITLES I AND Ill THE AMOUtHS REPOl'TEO BELOW ARE: STATE fOR FISCAL YEAR DATE OF WB•

l!] ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES BY PROJECT, BY LSCA TITLE ENDING MISSION

0 ACTUAL EXPENDITURES 11'1 PROJECT, IIY LSCA TITLE South Carolina Sept. 30, 1980 Nov 1 197Ci INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THIS LISTING FOLLOW• THE PROJECTS.LISTEO BELOW ARE AUTHORIZED UNDER PROVI·

1. Uae o ••parole aheot for each LSCA Title I Prot~CNn: Pultllc Llltrory, lnatltutlonol, oncl Honclicopped; SIONS Of LSCA tdtec• _,

end lor T itlo Ill. 0TITLE I, PUBLIC LIBRARY 2. Tranacrlbe tho information Ira• Section B of each ProJect Report to ono of tho linea OnTLE 1, INSTITUTIONAL

Ito low. (!D TITLE I, HANDICAPPED 3. For ooch LSCA Title, ahow tolol ol upondlturoa lty category (columna 1.7) oncl aource (columna 8-11). 0 TITLE Ill

BY !=A TEGORY (colu~~~na 1.7) BY SOURCE (col"""'' 8-IIJ . PROJECT SALARIES AND

AUDIO. TOTAL BOOKS VI$UAL E~UIP- CONTRACT• OTHER TOTAL FOR FEDERAL STATE LOCAL HUMBER WAGES MATER!- M HT UAL SERVICES EXPENSES PROJECT FUNDS rUNDS FUNDS r-·· ocruol ALl c•'-' 7)

I 2 J f I • 7 ' ' 10 II

VI-B 96,129 2,247 69,198 167,574 40,000 127,574 167,574

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TOTALS 96,129 2,247 69,198 167,574 40,000 127,574 167,574

PROPOSED FY '80 BUDGET - TITLE III

WORKSHEET CONSOLIDATED LISTING OF PROJECTS INCLUDED IN AUUUAL PROGRAM FOR TITLES I AND Ill

THE AMOUUTS RfPOATED OELOW AREa STATE FOR FISCAL YEAR DArE OF WB·

[]) ESTINATEO EXPENDITURES BY PROJECT. BY LSC:A TITLI EHOIHC MISSION

0 ACTUAL E:XPEHOITURIS BY PROJECT • BY LSCA TITLI! South Carolina Sept. 30, 1980 Nov 1 70-.~

INSTRUCTIOHS FOR COMPLETING THIS LISTING FOLLOWt THE PROJECTS.LISTED BELOW ARE AUI'HORIUD UHDER PRO't'l

1. U•• o seporoto ehoot lot ooch LSCA Title I Progro•l Public Llluory. lnalltullonol, ond tloncllcoppod; SIOHS OF LSC4 (cited -J

ocicllor Titlo Ill. 0TITLI t. PUBLIC LIBRARY

2. Tronacrlbo tho lnlor•ollon fro• Soctlon 8 of ooch Proloct Roporl to ono of tho lin•• QTITU 10 INSTITUTIONAL Ito low. 0TITLI 10 HANOIC:APPED

3. fot ooch LSCA Tlllo. ahow lotol of oapenclllur .. a.,. cologory (columna 1·7l ond eourco (colunvu 8.11). (1g TITLE Ill

BY ~ATECORY (colv•n• 1·7) BY SOURCE (ul.,..,.a I·IIJ

PROJECT SALARIES AND AUOIO.

NUMBER BOOKS VISUAL EQUIP. CONTRACT• OTHEA TOTAL FOA FEDERAL STATE LOCAL TOTAL WAGES MATERa. MEHT UAL SERVICES EXPENSES PAO.IECT FUNDS 'UNDI FUNDS c-•' •ou•'

ALl col- J) I J J • • • 7 '

, 10 II

I 59, 571 2,820 46,782 109,173 57,556 51,617 109,173

II 17,000 8,000 25,000 20,000 5,000 25,000 ..

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TOTALS 76,571 2,820 54,782 134,173 77 '556 51,617 5,000 134,173

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FISCAL 1979-80 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE LIBRARY

Library Services and Construction Act

R_r_9jec~

1980 FUNDS

TITLE I - LIBRARY SERVICES:

PROJECT I-A. General Administration

PROJECT l-B. Library Interpretation

PROJECT II-A. General Operation

PROJECT II-B. Strengthening the State Agency

PROJECT III-A. Field Services

PROJECT III-B. Workshops

PROJECT III-C. Metropolitan Libraries

PROJECT Ill-D. Service to the Disadvantaged

PROJECT III-E. Service to Older Americans

PROJECT III-F. Service to Children

PROJECT IV Library Development

PROJECT V Periodicals

PROJECT VI-A. Institutional Services

PROJECT VI-B. Blind and Physically Handicapped

PROJECT VII. Film Program

PROJECT VIII. Limited English Speaking

TOTAL TITLE I

TITLE III - INTERLIBRARY COOPERATION:

PROJECT I. Interlibrary Network

PROJECT III. Area Reference Resource Centers

TOTAL TITLE III

TOTAL ALL TITLES (1980 Funds)

Budget

$ 12,000.00

4,000.00

55,802.00

60,000.00

10,000.00

6,000.00

50,000.00

185,000.00

7,263.00

30,000.00

272,081.00

39,000.00

45,000.00

40,000.00

55,000.00

8,000.00

$879,146.00

Estimated Expenditures

in FY 80

$ 7,000.00

2,000.00

30,802.00

35,000.00

5,000.00

4,000.00

50,000.00

125,000.00

7,263.00

5,000.00

232,081.00

-0-

45,000.00

30,000.00

30,000.00

8.1000.00

$616,146.00

Estimated Carry-Over for FY 81

$ 5,000.00

2,000.00

25,000.00

25,000.00

5,000.00

2,000.00

-0-

60,000.00

-0-

25,000.00

40,000.00

39,000.00

-0-

10,000.00

25,000.00

-0-

$263,000.00

$ 57,556.00 $ 32,556.00 $ 25,000.00

29,000.00 8,000.00 12,000.00

$ 77,556.00

$956,702.00

$ 40,556.00 $ 37,000.00

$656,702.00 $300,000.00

PROJECT REPORT

For Titlu I Clr'ld Ill of lite library Services ond Canuruclion Act. P • L. 84-597 • 88 d ,"Rcecllloc /raurucliuns bcfotc COlltfllcfilll! flois u:t•orl)

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fx I ~J:!'.'i';.';!.t:o {.1 Atl IICTUAI. _J PROJECl

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IA I, NAME f1dr11tlly II alate afenc,., ,.,1-al •• local lobrar,., orflll•i~arton, or lnthlurlon tluot ,..;II t~Joooin••••• ''"' ,.,,.,.ct} T ( LEPIIONE fA••• code, 11-&er, E atenuon}-

(803) 758-3181; 758-3182 South Carolina State Libra AOOA£SS fN..,. ... r, arrear, city an4 Stai•J cou .. Tv

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Title I. Project IA.

~~~APMtCAL AND POPULATION DATA (Complare 'Ill ol the aul,.ltema "f•pll.-•bla to thla prol•cl} 5. f"OR TITLE Ill, INOICATE TYPE OF' PROJECT

(1) Number of Persona Served by Project cnCl"U.h.-;Qnna-;;t;'ic s•;nv•cr.s p,[J=--n-r:-,.-£-n-L-.,-c-E_s_E_R_v-,-_,-F.-. --

-a. Proposed 2,590,516 b. A<:_tual . ____ · i:1 ~j",:o•-"~'~'~~c:..."TI~;!;,an.-uru, (ii"[jr~~~·tr.'i."L P"'oclv.•"'co

(2) Population, by type of geographic area OJ( JotuEn •~•·•ri'"' (Give best estimate of the number and distriLuLJon of pcr:;uns fii-fl"iE!nren 'iicrveo-by the project

Urban 1,232,195 b. Suburban c. Rurnl 1,385,321 d. TOTAL 2,590,516

PROJECT I

l. Proi>OSt'd

SERVED (Give best er.timate of number of race or ethnic group)

2 241 - e. f.pat~T;ill--:~l{!i,kht-~~---· •· ------..:.2"'"', 5=-6=9~---(sl;l~:fTYJ-·-·- ---------

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SALAFIIES 8001<5

ruo·~ ... "" ~ j'"'"""'"" Olii"N AND ._AGES MATEniALS EQUIPM~Nt St::RVtCES EXPENSES

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lOlAL TOTAL Fun r"ni:.RAL STATE P'" (Huol #'qual rROJECT FUN OS Fu,.,os UNOS c .... 1)

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44,589 12,000 32,589 I 44,589

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s-"" Bettv E. Callaham. Librarian r. (?~f • ...__

November 1, 1979

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South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project IA. General Administration

SECTION C. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT

The purpose of the project is to administer the Library Services and Construction Act in South Carolina efficiently, economically, and effectively in order to fulfill the goals and objectives of the long-range and annual programs. As the chief instrument for the planning and implementation of the total LSCA program, the General Administration project is directed toward the realization of the basic continuing goal of the program:

To provide comprehensive library services and resources to the people of South Carolina, giving every individual access to the informational resources of the State. (South Carolina Program for Library Development, 1978-1983, P• 4)

The project provides for the statewide planning and evaluation of library services and for administrative activities required for compliance with the provisions of the Library Services Act and Regulations. Major activities include, but are not limited to:

1. preparation and publication of:

a. the Basic State Plan

b. the long-range State Program for Library Development

c. the Annual Program

2. evaluation and reporting of LSCA programs

3. activities of the LSCA Advisory Council

4. management of budget and records

5. dissemination of information concerning LSCA programs

6. studies and surveys as needed to provide direction and/or evaluation of both the statewide and specific local programs

7. the services of consultants required for such activities

8. staff participation in LSCA training programs convened by the Office of Education, DREW

9. negotiation of indirect cost rate


State funds will cover most staff costs, including salaries of professional, bookkeeping, and secretarial personnel attributable to the activities of the project. LSCA will be used to cover costs of one bookkeeper, equipment, supplies, printing, travel, communication, and contractual services attributable to the project. Indirect costs claimed by the State are also attributable to General Administration.

1.

2.

3.

4.

Estimated expenditures for FY 80 include:

Salaries and Wages $32,589

Position % of Time Amount

Librarian 15 $ 4,439

Deputy Librarian 40 7,734

Business Manager 33-1/3 6,280

Accountant I 33-1/3 5,075

Clerk/Typist 100* 9,061

*1/4 of time of four FTE's

Travel 1,000

Staff $500

Advisory Council 500

Indirect costs 8,000

Other (supplies, printing, postage, communications, etc.) 3,000

Total $44,589

The source of funding for the project in FY 79 will be:

Federal State Total

$12,000* $32,589 $44,589

*$5,000 (est.) of this amount will be carried forward for use in FY 81.


Activities of the General Administration Project will be monitored constantly by the State Librarian, Deputy Librarian, and/or Business Manager, assisted when needed by individual program supervisors. Monthly reports will be made on expenditures, and quarterly reviews will evaluate activities and progress in implementation.

The success of the project will be measured by:

1. approval of the State Library Board and LSCA Advisory Council

2. acceptance of the Basic State Plan, Annual Program, State Plan for Library Development, and annual reports by the LSCA Library Program Officer

3. the extent to which LSCA funds are allocated, obligated, and expended for approved purposes within the established time frame, and

4. the successful implementation of individual projects set up under the Annual Program

; 1'1)11 I IS fttA

PROJECT REPORT rxr ~r:::w~~·:s~ o ( I AI. AC TU "l __ J PROJECT

iirl.t I

For Tirlu I ot'ld Ill of tl1e librory Services Of'ld Constructiof'l Act, P.L. 84-S97, 88 ftk"ii..-vf:AR i-tf01t4G

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South Carolina State Libr (803) 758-3181; 758-3182 ADDRESS (IV..,kr, erreel0 clly eml Stel•) COUNJY

Richland ZIP COOE CoNGRESSIONAL DISJRIC"SJ (II lue ,,..,. ,..f;,..

29211 Srere, lief ,.,.. nurnbul All

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----- -------- -- -- 1 ·- ·-----e:oAH 1962 lr.PROPOSEOTEflMIN"IIOHOATE Indefinite 4 t;£OCPAP .. ICAL AHO POPULATION OAT A (Compl•l• 'Ill of rh• oulrll•m• •J•plluble to lhle prolniJ 5. f'OA l H lF. Ill, IUOIC ATE TYPE OF PROJECT

(1) Number ~-f Persons Served by Project___ roLJ lUtll7o~p;;IC SHfVI(£.5 (JJQ~h-f:_F_E_n_l_H_C_E_S_E_R_Y_~_C_f __ _

a. Proposed 2, 590 516 b. Ac tua 1 · i71LJ ,:;;;~~,~~;-;:;-i;o;;!;-;;cy;~- ,,, 0 ",..,.,, AL Pffo< t ~ ... 1,..c; , --- ----··· -- -------- (.(lli'JC.E.

(2) Population, by type of geographic area ,,,1-.i otll£n f5J•r•i'rJ

(Give best estimate of the number and dlstributJon of pcrnons lli--t'lle'.nrca ·scrve<ru-y....,.t~h-e project Urban 1.232.195 b. Suburban e. Rural 1,35~,321 d. 1'01'AL 2,590,516 _________ _

SERVED (Give best eDtlmate of nwnber of or ethnic group)

.------------ e . ~l"liu r iill--:;llt!~l k lti'g -(sl;l;crryJ- ---·- ---------

7. AGE GAOUf> SLRVEO ((:rve l>"ol ~•li"'"'" o>l floe d"'"'"''"'" of

,,,•o•tl •''"'rd in ''•• ptoj.-cl by lldf' I''"'''' (tr,. llrm 4CIJ}

-·i,.,.-ror~<L t!i•;; ot 11~m• (lJ rhru CIIJL~6!.~.~·~" ACAII-~o.uc 2 f1 I ~ l'l (.I A L 3

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r STAJC I LOCAL I (1'101•1 rq.,al BOOKS MAtERIALS EQUIPMf:Nl SERVICES EXPENSES PROJECT AND WAGES FUNDS FUNDS fUNDS Col, 7)

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Proi'OS«"d I _2_&QQj~,oo~l 4.000 I 10.000 I I 14.000 ------ .~OOQ ____

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NAME OF II(AO, STArE'l.IOIIAHV AGEflt.:Y (TJ·I•r)

Bettv E. Callaham. Librarian r.C?~. November 1, 1979

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South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project IB. Library Interpretation


I. Objectives

The purpose of the Library Interpretation Project is to interpret library service to the government and the public and to promote a climate of public opinion favorable to library development. It attempts to increase public understanding of library programs and awareness of services provided, thus building up the library by individuals and groups in the community.

The project prospectus sets forth seven objectives:

1. To encourage greater use of the State Library's facilities and resources by state government personnel.

2. To more fully inform the general public about existing public and state institutional library services and to encourage greater use of these library services by more and more people.

3. To stimulate public interest and create support for the constant improvement of public, college, special and state institutional library services and facilities.

4. To reach the non-library user plus specific groups such as visually and physically handicapped, urban and rural disadvantaged, and nonEnglish speaking peoples with information about available library service.

5. To support programs of other state agencies and other groups which will strengthen "the reading experience" and offer the state's citizens continuing educational opportunities through library resources.

6. To support a program of interlibrary cooperation which will assure a more efficient utilization of all library resources in the state.

7. To create awareness in and offer guidance toward sound public relations programs for librarians, their staffs and their board members. (The South Carolina State Library. Library Interpretation Program: PROSPECTUS. July 1, 1979- June 30, 1980, p. 1.)

II. Relationship to Long Range Program

The project supports Goal VC of the Long-Range Program: To interpret library service to the government and the public and to promote a climate of opinion favorable to library development.

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project IB. Library Interpretation

III. What the Project Expects to Accomplish

The Library Interpretation Project is aimed at strengthening the State Library and the public and institutional libraries of South Carolina. It supports both the state and LSCA programs. It is hoped through increasing the understanding of the role of the library in the life of today to make the library and its services an integral part of every community activity whether it be professional, business, educational, or recreational.

IV. Needs Assessment

In a population of two and one-half million, only about 30% of South Carolinians are regular library users. Many non-users are unaware either of library services generally or of potential benefits for them personally. At the same time, financial support for all South Carolina libraries is low. Limited resources do not permit them to reach out to all the unserved or to adequately serve present users. Both the public and officials responsible for funding need to be informed about the value of library services.

v. Who Is To Be Served

The entire population of the state will benefit to the degree that the project assists in the development of adequate library services to meet the needs of the people. By making state legislators and local officials aware of the educational, informational, and recreational value of libraries, a better level of support may be obtained. By making more people aware of library services, a greater proportion of the public is likely to avail themselves of those services.

VI. Activities To Be Used To Meet Objectives and Needs

The Library Interpretation Program is conducted by a firm of public relations specialists. An annual prospectus sets forth general objectives and projected activities, but the program is kept flexible in order to support current needs and changing emphasis. Complete plans for publicity and public relations are developed for all major State Library programs, for each LSCA project, and for appropriate public and institutional activities. During 1980 the White House Conference on Library and Information Services will continue to be a focus for publicity. Services to children, the blind and physically handicapped, the film program, and outreach activities will receive special emphasis. Specific activities include: (1) news releases, (2) feature articles, (3) broadcast announcements, (4) interviews, (5) folders, brochures, and booklists, (6) exhibits, signs, posters, displays, and presentations, and (7) special printed materials. Media utilized include (1) newspapers, (2) radio, (3) television, (4) professional and corporate house organ publications, (5) national and regional media, and (6) statewide and regional meetings.

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project lB. Library Intrepretation

VII. When and Where Project Will Be Implemented

The Library Interpretation Project will be implemented in FY 80 at the South Carolina State Library.

VIII. Key Libraries and Other Libraries Involved

The South Carolina State Library and all public and institutional libraries in South Carolina.

IX. Estimated Cost of and Sources of Funding

The project is funded primarily from State Appropriations.

Federal State Total

$4,000 $10,000 $14,000

$2,000 (est.) of this amount may be carried forward for use in FY 81.

X. Method of Administering Project

The Library Interpretation Project is administered by the State Library under supervision of the State Librarian. Services are provided by a public relations firm employed by the State Library.

XI. Method of Evaluation

The Library Interpretation Project is monitored continuously by the State Librarian, assisted by professional staff members responsible for individual programs and projects. At the beginning of the fiscal year, a projection of the program for the coming year is prepared by the public relations representative. Biweekly conferences are held with him to review all news releases, publicity materials, exhibits, or other items produced for the program. The representative prepares a biweekly report on activities. This is reviewed by all concerned staff members, and the program is revised or amended whenever new concerns or activities develop.

The Library Interpretation Project will be evaluated by the State Library staff in terms of the extent to which the 1980 prospectus has been carried out and the degree to which state and LSCA programs have been supported by the project.

PROJECT REPORT ~[i~iifis ruA

rx.l A f'UQI'OSt:O (I All ACTUAL PO•IIl-CT _J PllOJECT

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Scplmn!Jcr 30, 1980 For Titlcal ond Ill of lho librcuy Services ond Conuruclion Acl, P.L. 84-S97 t 88

STATE PROJECT NO.

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South Carolina State Library (803) 758-3181; 758-3182 ADDRESS (N..,I>er, tftur, cllr entl StareJ COUNTY liP COOE ONGiifiSIONAL OISTIUCTISI Ill lue '""" enc:,.

P. 0. Box 11469, Columbia, S.C. Richland 29211 Srorc,ll•••rnu,..,..,, All Z.NAME

Title I. Project IIA. General Operations •..••• --·- _ ---~--. .. • ._, --··. ----- IF CONTINUING PROJECT • GIVE PREVIOUS rnOJECT NUMa'EA!fA-

a. ESTIMATED TOTAL TIME SPAN 'I ... •••' Tnd~finit-~ I b. PROJECT oEGAN 1956 lc. PnoPouo'iemmuTIOtf DAtE Non-Terminal ~ IOEOCP~!:_ AND POPULATION DATA (C_.pr.,. ""or rloe eub·if•m• •f•pllceblt ro lhf• prolcciJ

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project cliLJ OIIIL-;o-un;;;;,, SEIIVICES mD nr. FEI1t:NCE SEAV\CF.

a. Proposed 2,590,516 b. -~ct~a_!._. --·------------~ (,., ~Fo•-, .. ~;~~~~:r•c::;; t~cu~ ~ '~,~~','C't"L. P~to<~• .. «>

(2) Population, by type of geographic area t1J[jou•£•• ,!(,.,..;,,, (Give best estimate of the number nnd dlstrilruUon of pcrnons lii-tlienrca ~iicrveo-by the pro,rect

a. Urban 1,232,195 b. Suburban c. Rural_1,358,321 d. TOTAL 2,590,516

~>o• wllldo 1/i,.er deer.rll>u rio~-!'~~~~~~ a., lh~_£~~!~-~------' J. AGE GrtOUf' SI.RVEO (<l•"• It'! of c&li""''" of lloo ditlril"'"'"' o/ · • ., ........ ----- · •- - • •• • ,,.,,.,.,,,.,.,.,rdf~tti••P'ttirrfltyll'rlrnupa(sfJf'llrmftll#

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SERVED (Give best er;tlmate of number of 1-il)to ,,.L 15,;;.

persons served by race.or ethnic group)

n.-Natl ve Amcr leans 2, 241 e. r.·p.irl f!;ll--:~·;eiJl( r,\-~ --yl·iini. ,.._ --

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PROJECT SALARIES 800KS AliO ._AGES ,,

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a. ProJ>Os«-d 370,886

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I CERTIFY thai all of the lnfom•allon conlaincd hcrl."in is conc:ct to the bc:st ot my l<nowlc.-dec:.

I AUOI~VISUAL coonn •ou•i "'"'" >oUL •••1 F'F.:UI:.RAL STAfF. C!QUIP .. II!NT MAt En! Al.S St:RV•CES EXPENSES rAOJEC T FUNDS FUN OS

(JJ (4) (jJ (6} (71 (II ,,, ·----- ------

191,601 ls62,487 I 55,802 J506,685 .. ·--------

NAME Of IIEAO, SJArE'LISIIAriY AGEtiCY (Tu•~J

E. Callaham. Librarian S:.CD~

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I I TOTAL

LOCAL (/llu•f rq .. al F'UNOS Col. 1J

(10) I Ill

I I 562,487

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November 1, 1979

H'V<:t.<C Ol 1111" /Otrll)

I. Objectives

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project IIA. General Operations


The purpose of this project is to provide for the on-going operations of the State Library. Specific objectives are:

A. To administer the State program, with a State budget of some $2,200,000, including:

1. Statewide planning and development

2. Services to State government

3. Services to public libraries

4. Services to institutions

5. Services to the blind and physically handicapped

B. To provide the personnel, space, and supporting services required to implement the Federal program.

c. To fulfill State regulations governing personnel administration and fiscal management, including budgeting, accounting, reporting, and auditing.


The General Operations Project supports Goal I (and its subsidiary parts):

To strengthen the State Library Agency for the purpose of providing library leadership and services.


The General Operations Project will provide the personnel, equipment, space, supplies, maintenance, and supporting services required to carry out all functions of the State Library under both State and Federal programs. It makes possible a statewide program of library development and cooperation and thus contributes to improved library services for all South Carolinians.



The total library resources of South Carolina fall short of both State and national standards of adequacy, and no individual library system has achieved the minimum goals for library service set forth in the State Program for Library Development. Without the leadership, service, and financial assistance provided by the State Library, the quality of library service for all South Carolinians would be significantly lower and services for special groups - the disadvantaged, the institutionalized, the blind and physically handicapped - would be reduced to minimum levels.


The entire population of the State will benefit by having a strong, efficiently operated State Library which serves as the central resource for information, materials, and services.


Activities will include, but not be limited to:

A. Fiscal operations - budgeting, accounting, reporting, auditing

B. Personnel administration - recruiting, training, supervision, evaluation

C. Maintenance and operation of buildings and equipment

D. Operation of State and Federal programs

1. Technical Processes (See Title I, Project liB)

2. Reference and Interlibrary Loan (See Title III, Project I)

3. Field Services (See Title I, Projects IliA, IIIB, IIIC, IIID, IIIE, IIIF, IV, V, VII, and VIII)

4. Institutional Services (See Title I, Project VIA)

5. Blind and Physically Handicapped (See Title I, Project VIB)

6. Interlibrary Cooperation (See Title III Program)


The General Operations Project will be implemented in FY 80 in the headquarters of the South Carolina State Library.



South Carolina State Library


The project will be funded primarily by State appropriations which cover personnel, housing, maintenance, and the majority of all other operating costs.

Federal funds may be used to cover a pro-rated share of travel, communications, equipment, supplies, contractual services, and miscellaneous expenses directly attributable to the implementation and supervision of Library Services and Construction Act programs at the state and/or local levels. Because of the increasing volume and complexity of accounting and reporting for both State and Federal programs, LSCA funds will also be used to continue a second bookkeeper. Under the supervision of the Business Manager and Chief Bookkeeper, this employee is primarily responsible for bookkeeping and records involved in the LSCA program.

Because State expenditures cover the cost of services to State government, the amounts expended for this purpose are deducted from the State appropriation to determine the amount of State money used to match LSCA funds.

Funds budgeted for FY 80:

Federal State Total

$56,212* $506,685** $562,897


**Does not include cost of service to State Government: .$51,070


The General Operations Project will be administered by the State Library under the supervision of the State Librarian, Deputy Librarian, and Business Manager.


The operations of the State Library are monitored continuously by the State Librarian, Deputy Librarian, and Business Manager. All professional staff members make monthly reports on activities. Regular reviews by department heads, made quarterly or more often if needed, measure progress and evaluate activities. Monthly reports are made to the Library Board by the State Librarian, and the Advisory Council receives quarterly progress reports.


The success of the General Operations Project is directly reflected by the success or failure of the individual programs conducted by the State Library, the cooperation of South Carolina libraries, and public response to library programs. Pragmatically, success will be indicated by:

(1) approval by the State Library Board and LSCA Advisory Council

(2) approval of budget requests by the Budget and Control Board and by the General Assembly

(3) successful compliance with regulations and requirements of State Personnel, the State Treasurer, the Comptroller General, the Legislative Audit Council, and the State Auditor

(4) scheduled completion or approved continuation of individual State and Federal projects

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PROJECT REPORT rx .. 1 A I'IIQI'OSt::U (I Atl .aCTUAL - rn•) n C T _J PROJECT I

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29211

(803) 758-3181; 758-3182 CONGRESSIONAL 01$1RICTISI Ill lr .. lhen .. ,.t,",. Srarr, liar by numhul All

• -···· ... _ ... -~--· ...... , --···--------. ------· IF CON-TINUING PRoJEcT, GIV[ PREVIOUS rnoJECT ffUNa'EATIB--.. t:nrMATt:O TOUL TIME SPAN·(, .. raJ Indefinite b. PROJECT uEGAN 1975 ___ ,c. PROPose()1en~omt4TION DATE Non-Terminal

4 teEOGR4PHICAL AND POPULATION OATA (C01rtpletr "" ol lh• •ulrilema •l•pllcal>h ro lhh proJul) 5. fOR liT\.F. Ill. INOICATE T VPE OF' PROJECT

(1) Number of Persons Served by Pt·oject ciJ'l.Ti""L.-OIHIAI'IIIC SF.nvrcrs

--~~~posed 2,590, 516 1> .:_~:_tua_! ________________ ~ i:J h:f•~;>•·"-~'~'~'..(":..1\'f;Q.;-!;~--z.-;;1( 1 c~JU ;~.~·:c·~AL P~<o< ~ (2) Population, by type of geographic area ISJI. .i oltt£11 t5J•nilrJ

(Give best estimate of the number nnd distrihut:ion of pcrunns lii-i:l&e-nrea ·scrvcaiJy-tne &•roje"Ct Urban 1.232,195 b. Suhurban c. Rural_l,358,321 d. TOTAL 2,590,516

I ----- --------------

----I 1. AGE GftOUr Sl.ftVEO ((:O .. e to"•' •••;,.,.,,,. .,, "•• d,.,,.,,.,,.,.,. el P""'"" .,., .... , irt ''•• projrcr br .,,. ,, .. .,,.. (lf'r lr.·m fill 1

.,...-------

ETHNIC OR RACIAL GROUP SERVED (GJve best entlmate of number of race or ethnic group)

-(IJfOJAL 15.,-;_ ol 4hme (l) rllmiiiJ[~!~U~U-ACAII~_ ... _•_c ______ _ 17) ~l'lCI.&L

2 241 - e. f.p.iu f !il,:..-:~ieitld.ii_t,_' -----:------~2z...;;5:;._6;.;;:9~-- -c:-.-,>l;-I;Tr_yr-· ------------

--'-'----~--rti. ·-~- ---

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----·-- ---·---· ·- -··---{.1) SUtOOL

TOTAL .auolo-vrsuAL I lcoutn4CTUAL I Olou;q I TOTAL FOil f"F.Ut:RAL STATE LOCAL (/tluol ~q .. •l

MATERIALS EQUIPMENT SI::RVtCES EXPENSES rROJECT fUNDS F'UNOS fUNDS Cal. 1) ,,, (41 (J) (dJ (7) ,,, c•J (10) (Ill

I~ I PROJECT S4LAAIES t-1- A,..O ~WAGES

-a Cl) I ~~ · m I .~. I

BOOMS

"'"' Cl.a )(

"' a. P•oa•osc:-d

93,419

2. Actual

.,. ... II CERTIFY lh111 •II of tloe lntomtation Zo contained hc:rdn is conec:t to the best 2% of my l.nowlt-dce. .... ~

------! ---------·--·---------

NAME Of IIEAO, STATE.LIUIIAfiY AGEtlt:Y tTt~••J

Bettv E. Callaham. Librarian

93,419 60,000 33,419 93,419

r. ~JLL November 1, 1979

OATE

H'v<·t·'" ol "'"~ lormJ

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project liB. Strengthening the State

Library Agency


I. Objectives

1. To strengthen the resources of the State Library, and

2. To supplement and reenforce the resources of libraries throughout the state.


The Strengthening the State Library Agency project supports the following goals of the long range program:

(I) To strengthen the State Library agency for the purpose of providing statewide leadership and services.

(IB) To provide a comprehensive collection of information and materials and in-depth reference services supplementing the resources of public and institutional libraries.

(IB1) To expand existing book and periodical collections to meet increasing reference and interlibrary loan needs.

(IB2) To maintain a complete collection of State documents plus a strong collection of local documents.


This project attempts to build up the State Library's collection of books and materials to the point that it can adequately serve as a resource center for all libraries in the state.


South Carolina's public libraries have less than 1.5 books per capita. Institutional libraries, though having higher per capita holdings, are all small collections limited in depth and breadth of holdings. No South Carolina library has adequate resources to serve all the needs of its patrons, none can afford to acquire all the resources , needed, and to do so would be uneconomical in any case. A central collection capable of supporting the program of libraries throughout the state is the only feasible solution for South Carolina.

V. Who Is To Be Served

The entire population of the state may be served by the project since the resources it provides are made available to the patrons of all South Carolina libraries by means of the Interlibrary Loan Network.


Library Agency


Activities will include, but not be limited to, the following:

1. Select, acquire, process and catalog 8,000 books, 8,000 State and Federal documents, 1,600 periodical subscriptions, 500 reels of microfilm, 20,000 microfiche, plus filmstrips, maps, cassettes, records, and miscellaneous materials.

2. Maintain a collection of 147,000 books, 53,000 documents, 157,000 microfiche, plus periodicals, microfilm, etc.

3. Maintain the central catalog of all State Library holdings

4. Prepare the new edition of the microfilm catalog to be distributed to public, institutional, and selected academic libraries to facilitate interlibrary loan use.


The project will be implemented in FY 80 at the South Carolina State Library.


The South Carolina State Library, directly

All libraries of South Carolina, indirectly


This project provides for the purchase of books, periodicals, microfilm and other library materials acquired by the State Library, plus the cost of cards, supplies, and equipment (but excluding personnel) used in processing these materials. The project will be partially funded by FY 79 LSCA funds carried forward into FY 80.


Federal State Total

$60,000* $33,419 $93,419

*$25,000 (est.) of this amount will be carried forward into FY 81.



Library Agency

The project will be administered by the State Library staff under the supervision of the Technical Services Librarian, assited by the Director of Reader Services and the Interlibrary Loan Librarian.


The project will be monitored daily by the Technical Services Librarian, with monthly progress reports on orders, acquisitions, and expenditures. The success of the project will be measured by the percentage of the budgeted funds that are expended for the purpose allocated within the fiscal year and by the number of items made available to the public as projected in item VI. The value of the project is demonstrated by the use made of the Interlibrary Loan collection (see Title III, Project I).

u "' "'

I Ill~ 1\l I'VH I IS ftiA ll ll£

PROJECT REPORT [X-~ A f'flQI'OSt::O (I AU ACTUAl. PR•II~CT _J PROJECT I

For Titlu I and Ill of the Library Services and Construction Act, P.L. 84·S97 t 88 rtkAi..-v~AR ft•o•I•G

Seplcml•cr 30, 1980 E PAOJE t: T NO.

IliA

~ .. ~ 0 .. u U.l ~

0 01: Q..

• ~

nded ,"Rcacf II1C fnstructiuns IJc(otc COmJIIclirtl! lhis U:f•ort) s. c. I. NAME: tldr~tllly II ••••• o1rncr, uti<H••I •• focof ''"'"''· orft"'ia•flon, or lu•lilullon "'"' ,..,, '"'"''"'"'"' li•o pro,rciJ TE\.EruoNE. CA••• coolr, t<l""'""'• Ear .. nurHt)

COUNTY

Richland ZIP CODE

29211

(803) 758-3181; 758-3182 CONGAESSiONAL OISTRICTISI Ill fue ,,..,. -t:re

Srelr, flal by nlH"bul All

I l...' mo• H•- 0 •·-·-- • L·"cJ --n • •••-••n • ··-•--• IF COIHINUitiG PAOJE_CT 0 Gl~~ PREVIOUS PROJECT NUMB~"iirr-PROPOS£0 TEOMINA TIOtf OA TE Indefinite

4 t;EOCFIAPUICAL AND POPULATION OAT A (Comphte ~~~of the eulrlleme •f•pllubh 10 lhle pro#rciJ 5. fOR Tl r \.F. Ill, ltiOIC ATE T VPE OF PROJECT ----

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project liiLJ•uhuo~P.;,c s.:nv.crs P•D nr FEnENCE nnv•_u a. Proposed 2 590 516 b. Actual · i::JO c·~,._;,~,~~~: 1\ i;Q,;-!;~o~K (II 0 " ,.,,.,, AL P~<o<_L_!.-,.-,~-co--

------- 2 7 • -------------- --·-------------- (.(..,lYui~C...,E ____ ----

(2) Population, by type of geographic area I.SJ(-jol"E"I~I·rtotrJ (Give best estimate of the number nnd distribution of pcrwms rii-t:lle-aiea -scrvruroynlc project

1 a. Urban 1,232,195 b. Suburban e. llurnl. 1,35~,321 d. TOTAL _2,590,516 ______ .--'-_

1. AGE GROVI' SLAVED ((ine lol!ef ~,,;,.,.,,,. .,, ll•e II• ',,,.,,,,..,. el

1 '"'''--·- ... ,~~ ...... ~~, .. ~ .. ~~"'~rr-~r ~-·- .. ~ .. ·--· ~ .. -~ -- .--- .. "- -1 {IIC•HLClAF.N("~"O·HJ/lj'1,/U'11 (JJC.IUOUII>TL l•trn ... •J .!.,092,764 -- •fr6Jando .. rrl 190,960

PAOJECT I S•LARI£51 BOOMS I AUOID-VISU4L AND WAC.ES MATERI"l$

(lj (1) (JJ

llQUIPMI!NT

(II I fSJ

0111CR EXPENSES

(d)

5' 772,9711 '520 ,66~

I CERTIFY lhat all of the lnfo"nallon contained hcrdn is correct to the best oC my knowl<'d~e.

95,510 36,192 ---------

NAME Of tiEAO, SlAfE.UUIIARY A<iEtiCY (TJI•~J

Bettv E. Callaham, Librarian

f"EOI:.RAL

F\INOS (I)

STAT( f'UNOS

t•J

:( ~ ,,~', r.~ ~-~ ~~::.~~:...-.~:

LOCAL FUNDS

flO)

TOfAL (ltlu•l rq•••l

Col. 11 (Ill

1,377,05318,253,41419,640,467

t. a/JL1_ OAT£

November 1, 19 79

(S"c r~v<·tsc.> ol ''""' lonQ)

I. Objectives

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project IliA. Field Services


The purpose of this project is to extend and improve public library service throughout the State and to implement the State Plan at the local level. Specific objectives of the project are:

A. To improve existing library service in all counties and regions by means of advice and assistance to public librarians and library boards.

B. To encourage public libraries to work toward state and national standards for good library service by adapting efficient practices and procedures of organization and administration.

c. To plan and develop improved public library services in areas having inadequate service through special projects such as pilot or demonstration projects.

D. To promote the consolidation of inadequate library systems into larger units of service.

E. To create an understanding of public library service and its objectives by educating trustees and citizens as to what good library service is.

F. To provide information concerning the work and objectives of the South Carolina State Library.

G. To obtain strong public support for South Carolina's program of library service on a local and statewide basis in order to secure increased financial support from local and state sources.

H. To promote implementation of the State Program for Library Development.


The Field Services Project supports Goal II (and all its sub-goals):

To expand and improve public library service throughout the State, providing access for every resident, so as to further the educational, economic, and cultural enrichment of all citizens; and

Goal ID:


To provide consultant services for public, institutional, and other libraries of South Carolina.


The Field Services Project will:

A. Provide professional advice and assistance to the public libraries of South Carolina -- advice and assistance necessary to the improvement of public library service throughout the state.

B. Provide the direction and supervision at the local level of State and Federally funded library projects.


Although great strides have been made in recent years, South Carolina still falls short of both State and national standards of adequacy of library resources, personnel, service programs, and support. No individual library system has achieved the minimum goals for library service set forth in the South Carolina Program for Library Development. The Field Services Project, carried out by a team of public library consultants, is needed as an incentive or catalyst for improvement and/or development of areas of weakness. The staff of field consultants can serve in many ways as effective agents in making librarians more aware of the library needs of the state and ways to meet these needs: (a) by providing the necessary direction and evaluation of State and federal projects carried out at the local level; (b) by advising and guiding on a one-to-one basis, in meetings, and through statewide workshops; (c) by constantly exploring solutions to local problems with library staffs and boards; (d) by providing ideas and information on such diverse topics as construction, staff development, and budget presentations. Availability at all times of a staff of trained librarians for consultation can give the statewide library program a certain cohesiveness, continuity, and stability which it might not otherwise have. The state and federal aid distributed through this project are a significant factor in remedying deficiencies of service largely attributable to limited financial support at a time when the cost of materials and salaries is skyrocketing.


The entire population of the state will benefit from the consultant work which the Field Staff will do with the public librarians, trustees, and citizens to improve or develop county and regional library service throughout the state.



A. Advising and assisting the public libraries of South Carolina in overcoming local problems.

1. Work with professional librarians: Act as liaison between the State Library and librarians; interpret the objectives and programs of the State Library; and maintain good public relations.

2. Work with inexperienced and untrained librarians: Provide inservice training and close supervision; explain the programs and objectives of the State Library; assist with preparation of the budget; assist in the planning and, if necessary, supervise major tasks, such as weeding, reclassifying, etc.; encourage librarians to publicize services of the library and to devote more effort to public relations.

3. Work with library boards: Represent the State Library at local board meetings; support librarians' budget requests; explain State Aid requirements, special contracts and agreements and State Library projects; assist in developing plans for improved library services; encourage cooperation with neighboring library systems.

4. Work with the public: Meet with local organizations to provide information concerning public library service and its development through talks, exhibits, and distribution of publicity materials, talk with community leaders and key individuals about library service; interpret state and local library programs to patrons.

5. Supervision of library pilot ~ other such special library projects designed to develop or reorganize county ~ regional library systems.

B. Planning, monitoring, and evaluating specific LSCA Projects (See Title I, Projects IliA, IIIB, IIIC, IIID, IIIE, IIIF, IV, V, VII, and VIII.) involving grants estimated at $660,000.

C. Assisting in the administration of per capita State Aid totaling $1,296,554 to county and regional libraries.

D. Conducting at least one statewide workshop and assisting with other workshops sponsored by the State Library.


E. Administering "mini grants" whereby small items of equipment or material are provided to all public libraries (and sometimes institutional libraries) when it is more economical and efficient to handle orders, distribution, and payment from the State Library.

F. Assisting the South Carolina Library Association and other professional organizations by encouraging trustees, librarians, and staff members to join associations and by stressing attendance at meetings and participation in activities of the association.


The project will be implemented in the 39 county and regional library systems of the state listed under VIII.


The key libraries involved in the project will be the South Carolina State Library and the following county and regional library systems:

Abbeville-Greenwood Regional Library Aiken-Bamberg-Barnwell-Edgefield Regional Library Allendale-Hampton-Jasper Regional Library Anderson County Library Beaufort County Library Berkeley County Library Calhoun County Public Library Charleston County Library Cherokee County Public Library Chester County Free Public Library Chesterfield County Library Clarendon County Library Colleton County Memorial Library Darlington County Library Dillon County Library Dorchester County Library Fairfield County Library Florence County Library Georgetown County Memorial Library Greenville County Library Horry County Memorial Library Kershaw County Library Lancaster County Library Laurens County Library Lee County Public Library Lexington County Circulating Library McCormick County Library Marion County Library


Marlboro County Public Library Newberry-Saluda Regional Library Oconee County Library Orangeburg County Free Library Pickens County Library Richland County Public Library Spartanburg County Library Sumter County Library Union Carnegie Library Williamsburg County Library York County Library



Federal State Local

$10,000* $1,295,258 State Aid $8,253,414 81,795 State Library

$1,377,053

Total

$9,640,647

*$5,000 (est.) of this amount may be carried forward for use in FY 81.


Under the general supervision of the State Librarian and the Deputy Librarian, the project is administered by the Director of Field Services, assisted by the Field Staff. State grants-in-aid are paid to counties upon submission of budget proposals and supporting documents.


The Field Service Librarians, who will be responsible for implementing this project, will report to the Director of Field Services on all activities in their assigned counties by means of (1) written field reports (2) monthly reports and (3) annual LSCA project reports -- and by conferences as needed. On-site observation of projects will be made by Field Service Librarians as they make their round of field trips to their assigned counties during the year.

To a large extent, the success of the project will be determined by how successful local libraries are in acheiving the goals and objectives spelled out in Standards for South Carolina Public Libraries.

To determine what degree of progress has been made toward reaching these Standards, the following areas will be examined closely.

1. Local Library Support

2. Materials

3. Personnel

4. Physical Facilities

5. Organization


The following statistics will be used to demonstrate the overall success or failure of the project:

--Number of field trips made by Field Staff during the year.

--Number of library systems served.

--Number of local library board meetings attended.

--Number of LSCA projects supervised and total amount of those Federal library projects.

--Total amount of local library budgets.

--Total amount of State Grants-in-Aid administered to county and regional library systems.

--Number of workshops actually planned and carried out by the Field Staff.

--Number of times the Field Staff represented the State Library at local, State, and national conferences, conventions, workshops, professional associations, building dedications, civic organizations, and other State and local agencies.

--Number of instances in which the Field Staff provided recruiting, placement, and training services for public libraries.

Hll~ ta:t•uu 1 ·~ fdR lHLE

PROJECT REPORT r;x·l A PllQPOSI::O (I Atl ACTUAL 1. f'll•J ll: c l _J PROJECT I

For Tillu I and Ill oltlte library Serwius and Conuruction Aet, P. L. 84-597, as i'isc4Cvi"AA rr4lilif& Sct•lt:IIIIH!r 30, 1980

£ PAOJ£C l HO.

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0 a: .. • •

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nded iRciJcl tltC lnstruc/icllt$ llclotc COmJ•Ictin~ this U:fiOII) s. c. IIIB I. NAN£ (ldwnrllr II atara •l•ncr. ••lion•l 01 loc•llol>•••r, orlcu.;aaflon, or ,,.,,;r.,uon ,,,., ... 111 ,..,,,.,,.,.,., '''" ptoorcr) llLErtiONE fA••• c~>J•,IV-1>••• Eatwnu-J

COUNf'l

Richland ZIP CODE

29211

(803) 758-3181; 758-3182

Stet•, llal 1111' RUIIII>Cif

All

~. ____________ ... ~=· IFCO-..,, .. u, ... GPAOJECT.GI~~~~v,ousrnoJECTNu ... &i"Aiic;ITIB - · -· · -- -~~- -------- --------·---·· -··-- Indefinite

!_ t;EOGII~PHICAL AND POPULATION DATA (C-pfar• 'Ill ol lha auC.·itama •I•PII~•IIIa ro thla poolecl)

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project a. Proposed 2,590,516 b. Actual 'lin 0~:-~ .. ~.;,~,c,._ '_~;;~u;;;-1 t·IJO u c•.,~·c•~o P,.oc t ~~ .. co _ _ ---·· -·-- ---- _ U.fl...,y...,a...,t.E......_ ___ ----

(2) Population. by type of geo~:;raphic area (J)I_joll•f•tc.~,.r•i•rJ (Give best estimate of the number nnd dlstribuUon of pcnums lii-flae-nrca -served-by the ,,roject

1.232.195 b. Suburban c. Rura~_1,35'!,321 __ d. TOTAL _2,590,51_6 __ _ --!.-1. AGE Gnour• St.RVED t<'•"• ""•' .,,;,,.,.,,. ~• "'• d""""'"'tit ol

, .. ,.,..,. ••ovrd itt lhe r•nl .. cf by •tl•_ ,,,.,.,. (>r<P 11.-m 4 CtJ} - ·--------

t= u IIJ

1 \J J '--- __ , c uy:u.~.;<u.Ly ucsuu.Lcuprt:u; u.Lvt: nuu•ucL l.llaL .LD u.L.Luu -I "' c 111t.onF. .. c"'" o-t.tJ789, 7091 01 Gif.ooui."ti:- ---,.t, 1'-44J 1, 0~2, 764 . - - ---,960

"' 8. ETHNIC OR RACIAL GROUP SERVED (Give best cH;tlmate of number of

persons served by race or ethnic group) - - ~-.-1-a-,.-r;;,.---~iilei• l<Tii-g

<~·;; ;--. rr-·}----·· ----------.- -- . I ( c y I • I - - • - - • - .J..U

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I TOtAL

PROJECT I S•H.AAIES •uou>-v.,uu 1 <mnn•uu•j oou<• I'"'"< •••1 rcue,AAI. I STAt£ I LOCAL lllf.,.r ,.,.,., BOOKS MATEntALS r:QUIPMC:NT A .. O WAGES SI'AYICES EXPENSES PROJECT fliN01 FUNDS FUNDS Col. 11 (I) (1) (J} ( ,, f ,, (II (11 ,, (,) (10) (Ill ------ ------- -

l. Pro(lOs~d I _________ _?_!.Q.QSJ_I 6, ooo .I 6,000 I I I 6,000 -----

N"NE Of tiEAO. STA r£.l.IUitAriY AGEtH.:Y (T,-,•~) DATE . ., ... 1

1 CERTIFY that •II of Uu: ln(om•atlon Jzo contained hcrdn is correcl lo the best ~9 Z of my llnowlt'dC~· .... ~ Bettv E. Callaham. Librarian 13 ~. ~JLL_ November 1,_ 1979

('C IO:V,·t.H' O/ llu II /onq) •

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project IIIB. Career Education:

Workshops


I. Objectives

1. To improve public library service immediately through training of public and institutional library personnel at all levels and to provide for better informed public library trustees.

2. To provide for State Library sponsored workshops to meet specific needs.

II. Relationship _!£. Long Range Program

The Career Education Project supports the following goal of the long range program:

(IIA1) To provide adquately trained personnel for the varied and changing demands of librarianship.


This project will provide opportunities for continuing education through scholarship grants to attend academic courses in librarianship for non-professional personnel and workshops, travel grants, and inservice training for professional and non-professional personnel as well as public library trustees.


Four of South Carolina's thirty-nine county and regional library systems are administered by non-professional personnel who are in continuous need of up-grading their library skills and in meeting requirements for pre-professional certification. All library systems include non-professional staff who will benefit both from academic courses in library science and from workshops designed to meet specific needs. The nationwide emphasis on continuing education for all professions demonstrates the need to provide for continuing education opportunities for professional library personnel at all levels. Well informed trustees are essential to the planning, development, and maintenance of sound library systems.


All public and institutional library personnel will be eligible under the project so that the total population will benefit.


Workshops


Activities will include the following:

1. Information will be compiled and distributed to all public and institutional libraries on academic courses in library science offered during the summer session by the state's colleges and universities. Notification of continuation of scholarships for the full academic year will be sent to all public and institutional libraries.

2. Information on conferences and seminars will be distributed to professional personnel who can benefit from them.

3. The State Library will plan and sponsor workshops, study tours, or other activities to meet specific needs when suitable workshops are not available from other sources.


The Career Education: Workshops Project will be implemented in FY 80 by the State Library Field Staff throughout the state.


The South Carolina State Library and all public and institutional libraries in the state.


LSCA Title I funds will be used to cover the cost of all scholarship grants, workshops, and/or travel and conference grants as well as any workshops conducted by the State Library. FY 79 funds are also available for use in FY 80.

FY 80 funds budgeted:

Federal State Total

$6,000 -0- $6,000



The project will be administered by the South Carolina State Library and supervised by the State Library Field Staff.



Workshops

The project will be monitored by the Field Staff. Libraries receiving grants must meet all requirements for State Aid. Evaluation reports will be submitted by all grant recepients and workshop or conference participants. The project will also be evaluated on:

(1) The successful allocation, obligation, and expenditure of LSCA funds approved for the project in FY 80;

(2) The successful implementation of the scholarship grant and workshop and/or travel grant program;

(3) The successful implementation of the workshops or seminars sponsored by the State Library.

(4) The subsequent improvement in library service as measured by administrators' assessment of staff performance or by general observation.

ii'iiri:Ei;;)iilis f•)R l-:l;-:1-;r7"L-;E------------

PROJECT REPORT IX.I A I'IU)I'OSt::U (I At4 ACTUAL . f>OoJftCT _J pqoJECT I

For Titl~· I Ot1d Ill of the librory Services oncl Construction Act, P.L. 84-S97, as iiscA.i.-YiAR r, •. UIHG ~cplt:lllhcr 30, 1980

STATE PROJ£Cl NO.

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s. c. COUNTY

Richland

(Grants-in-aid)

ZIP COO£

29211

(803) 758-3181; 758-3182

s ••••. ,,., ., nulllbut All

I L. ...... ----. ··-·--. ~ ...... ----.---- ---- -. If CONTINUING PROJECT. GIVE PREVIOUS J'ROJECT HUMBER

- • - · • I • -- ----.. • "'"'"' I --OPOS£o- TtflMIN~ liON OU£ Indefinite

-------------·---IIIC

~CPAPtfiCAL AND POPULATION DATA (Complete"" ol the ouiHreme •r•pllcobh ro lhle ptoluiJ

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project 5. fOR TITLF. Ill, INOICAT£ TYPE Of' PROJECT

tiJLJmftLIOm;;;;;IC Sf.ffVtCES (JJQ--;;:;ERENCE SEAVICf

f:J L.F:-;;;-t.~t~r~;;;-r;o;;-S~UHK (4JCJ H Cto,.oCAI.. PRO(~t .. G ----1-- -------- ULIVLJiu.C..sE;..... ______ _

( .S) I_ -.i c.> 1 ttE n 1 !11••c ilt J -~~~'!posed 987 •939 b. Actt!:l.!: (2) Population, by type of geographic area

pernnns rn--flle-nren -scrvca-by the llrojeet Rur.al 298,647 d. TOTAL 987,939

(Give best estimate of the number and distribution of 689.292 b.

8. ETHNIC OR RACIAL GROUP SERVED (Give best ec.tJmate of persons served by race or ethnic gnwp)

-, ., 1 1. AGE Gnour SI.RVED ({ln•e '"'"'~ali'""'" ol lloe d"'"'"'"'"' ol · P""""'" .r,.rd ;,. ltoe ptiJjrci l>r •II• ''"""" (orr lrrm ffiJ J

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South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project IIIC. Metropolitan and Urban

Resource Libraries


I. Objectives

A. To improve in-depth reference resources of six metropolitan libraries which serve as resource libraries for surrounding areas and thus to improve reference service to the people of the entire state.

B. To meet Standards for South Carolina Public Libraries, which recommend a network of area resource libraries, each one to serve an area not more than half a day's round trip for its users.


The project supports the following goal of the long range program directly:

Goal liE. To strengthen metropolitan libraries which serve as regional resource centers.

and the following goal indirectly:

Goal VB. To establish and maintain a system of Area Reference Resource Centers which will provide an improved level of reference service for all residents.


This project will enable the six recipient libraries to purchase reference materials needed to give depth to the reference collection in their headquarters libraries.

Reference service to the entire state will be improved as the recipient libraries agree to allow their collections to be used on a referral basis by adults from neighboring counties.


Although there has been progress in recent years, reference collections in the state are still uneven. Several libraries have token reference collections; others have only the basic reference works; a few have better-than-average collections but do not have the funds to purchase the most expensive, specialized tools, particularly those in the field of business and science.


Resource Libraries

It is an important function of today's library to serve the reference and information needs of its citizens. Since it is financially impossible to develop a strong reference collection in every library, the Standards for South Carolina Public Libraries recommend the development of a few resource libraries which could be utilized by citizens of the surrounding area. The Metropolitan and Urban Resource Libraries Project provides grants for the development of these resource library collections. The evaluations of this project in past years proved that the funds allocated have enriched the collections of the participating libraries and that those involved wished the project to be continued.


People of the entire state will be served by the project. The six libraries receiving grants will act as resource libraries for their surrounding areas and agree to open the use of their reference collection on a referral basis to serious adult library patrons in neighboring counties.



A. Grants to libraries will be made in two categories:

1. Three libraries, Charleston, Florence, and Greenville, will each receive a grant of $10,000; three other libraries, Aiken, Richland, and York, will each receive a grant of $5,000. Grants are to be earmarked for the purchase of reference materials needed to give depth to the central reference collection for the area. Materials are to be selected from standard reference selection tools. If requested, a portion of the grant may be used for microfilm runs of periodicals of reference value.

2. Richland County Public Library will receive an additional $5,000 under provisions of the Urban Library Amendments to LSCA for the purchase of adult nonfiction materials to strengthen the library's collection so that it may better serve as a resource for the entire area.

B. Libraries receiving the grant must satisfy the State Library that they:

1. Meet all requirements for state and federal aid.

2. Will not reduce their current budget for reference materials below the amount of local funds utilized for this purpose during the preceding year.


Resource Libraries

3. Will open the use of their reference collection on a referral basis to serious adult patrons from neighboring counties.

c. The State Library will pay grants to the recipient libraries on a reimbursement basis upon the submission of acceptable records for expenditures of the tunds.

D. Both the State Library and the recipient libraries will publicize the project. The recipient libraries will submit publicity plans and will forward copies of publicity to the State Library.


The project will be implemented in Fiscal Year 1980 in the headquarters building of the six libraries.


"Key libraries" are the six libraries receiving grants:

Aiken County Public Library, 224 Laurens Street, s.w., Aiken, South Carolina 29801

Charleston County Library, 404 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina 29403

Florence County Library, 319 South Irby Street, Florence, South Carolina 29501

Greenville County Library, 300 College Street, Greenville, South Carolina 29601

Richland County Public Library, 1400 Sumter Street, Columbia, South Carolina 29201

York County Library, 325 South Oakland Avenue, Rock Hill, South Carolina 29730

"Other libraries" are those which refer their users to the collections of the recipient libraries and which in various ways help to promote the project. These include all other libraries in the state, special and academic as well as public.


The estimated cost of the project is $50,000; the source of funding is LSCA Title I, Fiscal Year 1980.



Resource Libraries

The project will be administered by the Field Services staff of the State Library, and financial records will be maintained by the State Library.


A. The project will be monitored by the Field Services staff of the State Library through continual communication (telephone, mail, and field visits) with the libraries involved and through the checking of project invoices.

B. The final evaluation of the project will be done by the Field Services staff, using the records of the six libraries, observations made through field visits, and assessments by area librarians of benefits to library users.

c. In the evaluation special attention will be paid to the following:

1. Quality and quantity of materials ordered and the value of the materials for reference use.

2. Evidence that the materials purchased were utilized by adults from neighboring counties as well as by the regular users of the recipient libraries.

3. Publicity received by the project.

4. Any other evidence that the project is reaching its objectives.

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Richland ZfP CODE

29211 Stat~, 11•1 r.y nu,..l>erl All

(see also Project IV-A. Library Development)

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" t;[OGRAPHICAL AHO POPULATION DATA (Complet~ 'Ill ol the eulrllem• •r•pllcable ro rhle pro/HtJ 1~-~GA ~l~~ INDICATE T TPt. Ut' Pll~Jt.\.1

(1) Number of Per Eons Served by Project cnL.I uwuotl'"'''"'c s~;nvrcu tJJO nr:nnt:NCE n:RvrcF.

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A~O WAGES MATERIALS fiQUIPMCNT SLRVtCES EXPENSES PROJECT FUND' I'UI\fOS FUI'IDS Col. 11 (I) {1J {J} ( 41 {f} (dJ (11 {I) c•J (IOJ (Ill ------

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I. Objectives

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project IIID. Service to the

Disadvantaged


The purpose of this project is to extend and improve library service to the disadvantaged segment of the population not heretofore reached, or previously given very limited service. Specific objectives are:

A. To plan, develop, maintain or expand programs of service for the disadvantaged with emphasis upon innovative outreach activities.

B. To provide competent personnel having the special training and personal qualifications needed for outreach work by recruitment, salary supplements, and training programs.

c. To develop collections of materials suitable in format, subject, interest, and reading level for use with the disadvantaged.

D. To promote mutual cooperation between libraries and other State and local agencies serving the disadvantaged.

E. To assist new or weak county library systems to develop minimum levels of service and financial support prerequisite for outreach services.

F. To provide adequate access to library service in rural and other isolated areas by strengthening and expanding library extension programs.

II. Relationship ~ Long Range Program

The Service to the Disadvantaged Project supports Goal IIC:

To extend library service to groups and individuals unable to utilize conventional means of service for reasons of economic, educational, social, cultural, or geographical handicaps.


The Service to the Disadvantaged Project will:

A. Extend library service to that segment of the urban and rural population which because of economic, cultural, social, and educational handicaps are not users of the public library.

B. Make library trustees and staff aware of the service needs of the disadvantaged population.


Disadvantaged

c. Make service to the disadvantaged an integral part of public library service.

IV. Needs Assessment ---It has been demonstrated that the geographically isolated, the edu

cationally and culturally deprived, and the financially disadvantaged do not make full use of library service.

A. Twenty-eight counties in South Carolina have over 20% of families with incomes below poverty levels. Nineteen of these counties have over 25% poverty level population.

B. There are 594,938 people in South Carolina with incomes below poverty level. (Over 22% of population below poverty level.)

c. 38.1% people 25 years and older in South Carolina have less than one year of high school.

D. Since only about 30% of all South Carolinians are regular users of public libraries, an even lower percentage of disadvantaged persons may be assumed to be library patrons.


Persons who have educational, socioeconomic, cultural, or other disadvantages that prevent them from receiving the benefits of library services designed for persons without such disadvantages and who for that reason require specially designed library services will be served through grants made to libraries in areas serving a high percentage of disadvantaged population.


Activities will include:

A. Planning, funding, and monitoring 21 on-going projects conducted by libraries in areas serving a high percentage of disadvantaged population.

These projects will include but not be limited to the following activities.

13 bookmobile and branch library programs

18 outreach programs for special groups, i.e.:

children elderly incarcerated

Adult education nursing homes


Disadvantaged

18 staff employed to provide service

1 in-service training program

8 deposit collections in agencies and areas used by disadvantaged

8 special programming in library for disadvantaged groups

21 cooperating with other agencies serving disadvantaged, i.e.: literacy associations, Adult Basic Education, Department of Social Services, etc.

B. Planning, gaining support for, and implementing at least three new projects.

C. Providing a central collection of audio-visual materials needed in the programs serving tb4. disadvantaged.

D. Meetings and conferences with library boards, administrators, and staff to explain needs, plan programs, and monitor activities.

E. Conferences with representatives of other agencies serving the disadvantaged state and local, to exchange information and coordinate activities.

F. Collecting and disseminating pertinent information from state and national programs and organizations.


Counties meeting the following criteria will be eligible to receive grants during FY 80:

1. Counties with creative and superior FY 79 projects which justify renewal.

2. Counties with over 25% disadvantaged population.

3. Counties with over 20,000 disadvantaged but under 25% disadvantaged population.

4. Counties with over 20% disadvantaged population.


A. The following county and regional libraries are eligible to apply for renewal sub-grants from the South Carolina State Library:

Abbeville-Greenwood Aiken-Bamberg-Barnwell

Edgefield Allendale-Hampton-

Jasper Beaufort Berkeley Chesterfield Colleton Darlington Dillon Dorchester Greenville Horry Marion Marlboro McCormick Newberry-Saluda Orangeburg Richland

Total

Sub. Grant II

1

2

3 5 6

11 13 14 15 16 20 21 28 29 27 30 32 34


Disadvantaged

Total Population

70,798

139,841

37,455 51,136 56,199 33,667 27,622 53,442 28,838 32,276

240,546 69,992 30,270 27,151

7,955 29,273 69,789

233,868

1, 240,115

Population with Income Below Poverty Level

11,282

32,383

14,063 11,993 16,942 9,419

10,296 15,784 11,783 7,841

34,819 21,373 11,432 9,165 3,079 9,525

26,499 39,607

297,285

In addition to the regular grants, two county library systems will be eligible for county up-grade grants to assist county library systems develop minimum levels of service and financial support prerequisite for outreach services. The project at the Williamsburg County Library is scheduled to begin during FY 1980 but the actual beginning date and amount of the grant will depend on action by the County Library Board of Trustees. A project at the McCormick County Library will be under consideration during FY 1980.

If conditions permit and funds are available, the following counties will have priority in the establishment of new projects.

County

Calhoun Charleston Clarendon Fairfield

Population Income Below Poverty Level

4,598 55,078 12,672 7,480

Florence Georgetown Kershaw Lee Spartanbu,rg Sumter Union Williamsburg


Disadvantaged

Total

24,180 12,131 8,110 8,488

30,639 24,539 5,183

16,485

209,583

B. Other libraries participating in training opportunities and materials collection only:

County

Anderson Cherokee Chester Lancaster Laurens Lexington Oconee Pickens York

Total

Population Income Below Poverty Level

16,775 6,659 7,883 7,465 7,515

13,220 7,019 8,099

13,435

88,070


A. Sub-grants

Federal Local ---$164,000 $179,249

B. County Up-Grade

Federal Local

$20,000 $38,000

Total

$343,249

Total

$58,000

C. Materials for the Disadvantaged (central collection)

Federal Local Total

$1,000 0 $1,000

Grand Totals - all programs

Federal


Disadvantaged

Local Total

$185,000 $217,249 $401,249

In order for programs to continue without annual interruptions due to uncertainties regarding LSCA funding, local projects are designed to operate on a calendar year (January-December) and therefore a portion of FY 80 funds will be carried forward for salaries and transportation expenses during October-Decmeber (1980).

Estimated LSCA funds expended FY 79: $125,000

Estimated LSCA funds carried forward FY 80: $60,000


The project will be administered on the local level by the staff of the local library with supervision by the State Library Field Staff. Financial records and reports will be maintained by the State Library.


Field Staff will monitor this project by making frequent field visits, consulting with local libraries and with staff engaged directly in working with the disadvantaged, and making periodic evaluations of project programs. Local libraries will submit annual reports on expenditures and self-evaluations.

The project will be evaluated by the State Library Field Staff in terms of the following criteria:

1. The individual objectives established by each library.

2. The number of disadvantaged reached.

3. The percentage of the target group reached.

4. The accessibility of services to the disadvantaged.

5. The method for publicizing programs and services for the disadvantaged.

6. The suitability of materials selected for the program.


Disadvantaged

7. The staff involvement in the program; including general knowledge of the program, attitude toward the program and special training and preparation.

8. The involvement of groups and agencies within the community already working with the disadvantaged.

9. Comparison of project with similar projects in other states.

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for Titlu I ot~d Ill of tho library Services ond Construction Act, P • L. .84- S97 • 8 8 f.ik"Ai_-vE:AR E-i~Lit"HCi

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P. 0. Box 11469, Columbia, S. C. 29211 Srarr, llat lly numbe1l

2d & 5th

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4 t;[OGPAPHICA~- AND POPULATION DATA (COtrfplalr 'Ill ol rha aub-lremo •J•pllcohlo ro lhla proJ.cl} S. FOR TIJlF: Ill. INDICATE TYPE OF PROJECT

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(Give best estimate of the number nml dlstributJon of pcrnnns fil--ffie"nrcii -scrvcd-1>-y--Tile pt"oject Urban 9,983 b. Suburban_ c. Rural. 4,~15 d. TOTAL 14,598 _________ _:._

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AUDio-VISUAL EQUIPM12NT cor~Tnt.CJUAL OTttl:lf I JoTAL Fun' f£lllRAL STAT£ LOCAL (lifu.r rquol

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South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project IIIE. Service to Older

Americans


I. Objectives

The objectives of the Older Americans Project are:

A. To make South Carolina librarians more aware of the needs of Older Americans and the responsibilities of the library in meeting those needs.

B. To expand, extend, and promote present library services and programs which are appropriate for Older Americans.

c. To experiment with new techniques, materials, services, and programs for Older Americans, especially ones for Older Americans not being reached by the library's traditional service.


The project will support Goal IIC3 of the long range program: "to explore and test new methods of reaching the aged and homebound."


Libraries have great potential for serving the educational, informational, and recreational needs of Older Americans. The project expects to:

A. Raise the awareness of this potential among both librarians and Older Americans.

B. Permit the demonstration libraries to improve and extend their already existing services and programs for Older Americans.

c. Make it possible for the demonstration libraries to experiment with new techniques, services, programs, and types of material to reach Older Americans who have not been touched by traditional library service.

D. Help libraries to promote and publicize their Older American programs more effectively.

E. By demonstrating the importance of library service to Older Americans, (1) inspire other libraries to begin such service and (2) persuade the demonstration libraries to continue with their projects after the grant funds are exhausted.



Americans

A 1976 publication prepared by the South Carolina Commission on Aging shows that 235,321 people (or 8 percent of the state's population) are 65 years of age or older. The number of those 65 and older has increased an estimated 32.8 percent since 1970. In view of the declining birth rate the percentage is expected to continue to increase in the years ahead.

In recent years under the stimulation of federal grants, a few South Carolina libraries have begun actively trying to serve Older Americans and to involve them in library activities. For the most part, however, these efforts have been conducted on a limited scale and have reached only a small proportion of the elderly. There are still many librarians who are not yet conscious of the significant role the library can play in the lives of Older Americans; there are large numbers of elderly completely untouched by present library services.


Older Americans (persons 60 and above) living in Laurens and Lexington counties will be served by the project.


A. The State Library will:

1. Offer grants to the same two libraries which received demonstration funds in FY 1978 and 1979 to permit them to continue their projects.

2. Through the Field Service Librarian assigned to the project, provide developmental and technical assistance to the demonstration libraries and make available to them information on Older Americans and library programs for Older Americans.

3. At the state level help the demonstration libraries publicize their projects and coordinate efforts with those of the State Commission on Aging and other agencies serving the aging.

4. Monitor the two demonstration projects through field visits and other activities.


Americans

B. Each of the two demonstration libraries will:

1. Continue to employ a qualified professional or pre-professional librarian to develop and carry out its Older Americans Project and provide any additional staff required to support the work of the Older Ame~icans librarian.

2. Develop a viable program of services for older citizens, including both in-house and outreach activities, using traditional and innovative materials and techniques, supported by a well-planned publicity program.

3. Involve Older Americans and such agencies as the local council on aging in the planning, implementation, and promotion of the Older Americans Project.

4. Consult regularly with the Field Service Librarian assigned to the project and provide the State Library with a budget and regular reports on the project.

VII. When and Where the Project Will Be Implemented

This is an on-going project which will be continued in FY 80 at the Laurens County Library and the Lexington County Circulating Library.


"Key libraries" will be the two demonstration libraries:

Laurens County Library, 321 s. Harper Street, Laurens, South Carolina 29360

Lexington County Circulating Library, Batesburg, South Carolina 29006

"Other libraries" are the other 37 public library systems in the state. These will receive information about the services and programs of the demonstration libraries and be encouraged to improve and expand their own Older Americans programs.


The sources of funding and costs are as follows:

A. FY 79 LSCA Title I funds allocated for this project for FY 80 will total $18,928.


Americans

B. FY 80 LSCA Title I funds allocated for this project for FY 81 will total $7,263. Local funds used to match LSCA Title I funds during FY 80 will total $27,315.


Federal Local Total

$7,263 $27,315 $34,578

x. Method of Administering the Project

In each library system the day-to-day operation of the demonstration project will be the responsibility of the Older Americans librarians, who will work under the supervision of the head librarians or their deputies. From the state level the projects will be supervised by the Deputy State Librarian and the Field Service Librarian.


The Older Americans librarians in the demonstration libraries will make regular reports to the head librarians or their deputies and will prepare budgets and written monthly and annual reports for the State Library. The reports to the State Library will include a description of accomplishments, failures, problems, and activities and will document the number and types of persons reached. On the state level the demonstration projects will be evaluated by the Deputy State Librarian and the Field Service Librarian.

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(803) 758-3181; 758-3182 --------+ -----~·-·· .. -··--·--·J· _ ...

ZIP COOE

29211 Srote, llel fir numb••» All

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!_~~AP .. ICAL AND POPULATION OAT A (Complele 'Ill ot rr.e eub·lleme •t•pflcoiJI• to '"'• ptolut)

(1) Nunaber of Persons Served by Project . - -~~''~}~~~~~~~"c!~~ "'£..:? nuEnt:NCE stRv~c:F. -~~~posed 250,000 b. A~tual ------· ~U~~~~~~c::·~"'U'lK ,,,0 ·;_.~v','c'i ... " Pl'lo< ~ (2) Population, by type of geographic area r.sJtj otu£ n ,.~, ... ,;,,.,

(Give best estimate of the number and distribution of pcrmms fil-tllearcii ·aervea by the 1,roject

1 __ a._ Urban 1,232,195 b. Suburban c. Rural 1,358,321 d. TOTAL _2,590,516 _____ _

'!;:!."' '1, AGE GROUr S!.RVED ((li"• a,.,,,~,,;,.,,.,., .,, floe d••'"''"'""' 0 1

J \.&.J • 1 a;.o.,;vuvm.a.o..:ca.a..a.y u.a.oc&uvani.Lll)<.:U \"-I_L. 1 ............... u .... u .. nllzed _ _!,., .... ,. ... ,,~,in ''•• f'#<~lrrl a.,. •II .. ''"''"" lor• ·~~·-~.,.'-'--------

SERVED (Give best e:-;t1mate of number of persons served by race or ethnic group)

n:-Natrve-Amcr leans e. ~piluT!•ll.::;pei•l< In~ 2, ooo b. Orientals , "'"' ·(sj)(.;-cTfyl--·-·---------

PROJECT I SALARIES IIOOKS A,.O WACOES

(I) UJ

l. ProJ•ost-d 20.000 500

I CERTIFY &he& ell o( &he lnlormallon contained herein is correct lo &he best ol my knowlt>dce.

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AUOto-VISUAl. I Cull t n •c ruaa.J o 1ttEFf MATERIALS C:OUIPMI:NT St:RYICES EXPENSES

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2.500 1.500 I I 5,500 -------

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I. Objectives

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project IIIF. Service to Children


The purpose of this project is to improve the quality, extent, and scope of library service to children throughout the state. Specific objectives of the project are:

A. To provide guidance and assistance to public libraries in the development and provision of library serivce to children.

B. To promote cooperation among all types of libraries serving children and to coordinate activities with other agencies concerned with the child's welfare.

c. To develop in library staff, governing bodies, and the community an understanding of the scope of public library service to children and an appreciation of its potential role in the educational and social development of children.


The Service to Children Project supports:

Goal II. To expand and improve public library service throughout the State ••• (and)

Goal ID. To provide consultant services for public, institutional, and other libraries in South Carolina.


The Service to Children Project will:

A. Provide professional advice and assistance to the public libraries of South Carolina in the improvement of library service to children.

B. Provide state level planning and promotion for library service to childrn.


Although the provision of books and reading for children is a traditional activity of South Carolina public libraries, discrepancies exist as to the quality, quantity, and type of service available and the extent to which this service is given. Some services are not available to all; other services are available to adults, but not to children.

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As libraries broaden their range of services and as personnel and administrative costs skyrocket, there has been a tendency to leave service to children to untrained or inexperienced staff. Only nineteen public libraries in the state have full-time personnel assigned to children's services. Of these only seven have professional librarians and three have pre-professional librarians in charge of children's services. Under such circumstances library service to children tends to be reduced to a minimum: circulation, an occasional story hour, and a routine summer reading program.

There are 789,709 South Carolinians under age fourteen according to the 1970 census. 189,223 or 25% of these, are registered library borrowers. An experienced state consultant can provide the leadership, training, and enthusiasm which will stimulate better service to present users and extend it to many children now unserved.


The consultant will work directly with library administrators, children's librarians, and system coordinators; but it will be the children of South Carolina who will benefit from improved service. The initial goal will be to reach 250,000 persons with that number growing when the program is well established.


The project enables the State Library to employ a Field Service Librarian for Children's Services who will:

A. Work with library administrators in planning and upgrading children's programs, recruiting qualified staff, and developing effective techniques for measuring and evaluating children's services.

B. Work with children's librarians and coordinators by means of field visits, conferences, and correspondence to establish goals and objectives for children's services, to develop effective techniques of work with children, and to select and evaluate materials for children.

c. Develop a continuing education program for children's services personnel including orientation for new children's librarians, workshops, conferences, scholarships, study trips, and other activities.

D. Plan and coordinate a program of publicity to be implemented at state and local levels.

E. Initiate demonstration programs or experimental projects at the state or local level.


F. Establish liaison with all agencies, both state and local, that are concerned with children.

G. Encourage communication and cooperation between school, public, and other libraries serving children.

H. Participate in the activities and programs of professional library and related organizations.

I. Assist in monitoring and evaluation of all LSCA projects involving service to children.


The project will be implemented in FY 80 in the 39 county and regional library systems of the state listed under VIII.


The key libraries involved in the project will be the South Carolina State Library and the following county and regional library systems:

Abbeville-Greenwood Regional Library Aiken-Bamberg-Barnwell-Edgefield Regional Library Allendale-Hampton-Jasper Regional Library Anderson County Library Beaufort County Library Berkeley County Library Calhoun County Public Library Charleston County Library Cherokee County Public Library Chester County Free Public Library Chesterfield County Library Clarendon County Library Colleton County Memorial Library Darlington County Library Dillon County Library Dorchester County Library Fairfield County Library Florence County Library Georgetown County Memorial Library Greenville County Library Harry County Memorial Library Kershaw County Library Lancaster County Library Laurens County Library Lee County Public Library Lexington County Circulating Library McCormick County Library Marion County Library

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Marlboro County Public Library Newberry-Saluda Regional Library Oconee County Library Orangeburg County Free Library Pickens County Library Richland County Public Library Spartanburg County.Libr~ry Sumter County Library Union Carnegie Library Williamsburg County Library York County Library


LSCA funds will be used for the salary and employee benefits of the Field Service Librarian for Children's Services as well as materials, travel, supplies, publicity, printing and related expenses necessary for implementation of the project. The State Library will absorb housing, equipment, administrative, and secretarial costs through the General Operations Project. ·


Federal State Total

$30,000* 0 $30,000

*$25,000 of this amount will be carried forward for use in FY 81.

x. Method of Administering Project

Under the general supervision of the Director of Field Services, the project is carried out by the Field Service Librarian for Children's Services.


The Field Service Librarian for Children's Services will repo~t to the Director of Field Services by means of (1) written field reports, (2) monthly reports, and (3) annual LSCA project reports -- and by conferences as needed.

To a large extent, the success of the project will be determined by how successful local libraries are in meeting the goals and objectives spelled out in Standards for Children's Services in Public Libraries (ALA).


To determine what degree of progress has been made toward reaching these Standards, the following aspects of children's services in local libraries will be examined closely:

1. Administration

2. Personnel

3. Services and Programs

4. Materials

S. Physical Facilities

The following statistics will be used to demonstrate activities at the state level:

--Number of field trips made during the year

--Number of library systems served

--Number of projects and activities initiated

--Number of workshops and training programs planned and carried out

--Number of instances in which recruiting and placement services are provided

--Number of times the Field Service Librarian for Children's Services represented the State Library at local, state, and national conferences, conventions, workshops, professional associations, civic organizations, or other state and local agencies

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PROJECT REPORT rx' ~r:::w·~~St:O [I AU ACTUAL _J PROJECT

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I

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(803) 758-3181; 758-3182 -----r---------f ---·-=:=-::-s.- ...... -···-·- .. ••• ......

COUNTY

Richland ZIP COOE

29211

also Disadvantaged)

,.,. .. ·,. Srole, II• I "' numb••• All

If' COIHINUING PROJECT. GIVE PREVIOUS rnOJECt "uwa'EAI\r:x-. --------- ~-·"" ------· --OPOSEO lERMIN4tt0tl D4TE 1~80

~~~~AND POPUlATION DATA {Compl•r• 41rl ol II•• eub-ilem• •J•prlcoble ro thle proJ•ciJ

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project -~~<!posed 750,000 (30%) b. Aetna 1 _ ---~~i:J ~~:o ..... ~~;~~.":.." ,;o,;-;-;,ttwor'K 1 I'JLI ;,(_,~~·;c_•£_"" :"'~ ........... (2) Population, by type of geographic area ml_jotll£11t5,•rrerrJ

(Give best estimate of the number nnd distribuLJon of pernnns rii-tfie"nrcn -scrve<l by the llroyecr-

coLJ l"h'-'O~I'IIIC SF.IIVt(ES

1 a. Urban 1,211,345 b. Suburban c. Rural 1,265,895 d. TOTAL 2,477,240 7. AGE GfiOUP St.RVED ((on•o """' ••ri"'"'" ,, "•• dur"'"''"'" ol

l'"''•rtr11 •t>lv~tf in "•• pro;rrf by 1tdf" 1roupe tsr~ llrm fftJ J

8. ETHNIC OR RACIAL GROUP SERVED (Give best e£t1mate of number of~-il)ior"'-IS•;.u,Hrno•(lJrhruiiiJ r&JOIItEr!ACAnLu•c

persons served by race or ethnic group) 34 t-fi·,--;;;-(;;-... ---·---------..,.i.illi.•L 34 -;;j-ltO:OI't T ALS

(•i 5<:,-;-<>oc-· -~;,-·conili:Cl'iO~ -- :::-nnrnnrm.,..._-------

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--n:-tfiitive Amcdcans 700 - e. ~p-auT!;ll--:;jli.!itkrt1-t-; b. orientals 8oo c~~;l;-cTfyl ________ aoo ____ -

I. - ............ ·--

I I TOTAL

PROJECT SALAIUES AU01o-VISU4l. CUNTAACTUAl. 0

,.,. I '" ·" '""l F" f::IH: lfAL STATC LOCAL (llfu.r •q .. al BOOKS EQUIPMI:NT A~O WAGES MAT£nt4LS St;lfYICES EXPENSES rROJECT fUNDS Fu~os ruN OS Col. 1J

(I) ('J OJ (f) ,,, c•J (71 (IJ ('J (10) ( IIJ ------ -------I. Pro1•os~d 332,358 400,734 30,203 23,719 2,857 26' 135 I 816 ,oo6l 272,081 I I 543,925 I 816,006

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• .,.,a, I CERTIFY lhat •II of the ln(omtallon Uza contained herein is correct to the best ~2 Z of my knowledee. ..... ~

NAME OF IIEAO, STArE-L1611ARy AGEtiCY.(Tn•~J

Bettv E. Callaham. Librarian November 1, 1979

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I. Objectives

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project IV. Library Development


The purpose of the Library Development Project is to strengthen and improve the state's total public library program by enabling individual library systems to improve or extend services in areas of demonstrated need. Specific objectives are:

A. To insure a good level of service throughout the entire service area through the improvement of headquarters, branch and bookmobile service.

B. To provide staff adequate in numbers and training to meet the varied and changing demands of service.

C. To provide library collections (in number, quality, and diversity) and supportive equipment to meet the information needs of the library public.

1. To strengthen basic book collections.

2. To assist libraries in building essential non-print media collections.

3. To strengthen print and microfilm collections of periodicals.

D. To provide the library equipment (such as copiers, microfilm readers, AV, etc.) necessary for good library service.

E. To extend library services of all kinds to groups or individuals presently unreached or inadequately served (aging, disadvantaged, handicapped, rural, etc.)

F. To enable larger library systems which are ready to implement automated acquisitions, cataloging, or circulation services to meet the initial costs.


The Library Development Project supports Goal II:

To expand and improve public library service throughout the state, providing access for every resident, so as to further the educational, economic, and cultural enrichment of all citizens.



The Library Development Project will enable participating county and regional libraries to strengthen local services and programs judged to be in the greatest need of improvement. It will be necessary for local projects to be justified on the basis of need as spelled out in South Carolina's Long Range Program, which aims at helping local library systems achieve standards in the basic areas of materials, services, and personnel.

In FY 80, each qualifying library will be requested to design a project which takes in to consideration the following priorities and emphases of the State Program:

I. Building adequate collections of basic library materials, with emphasis on:

a. Two books per capita

b. Periodicals having reference and information value

2. Extending service to groups unserved or inadequately served with emphasis on:

a. Bookmobiles and branches

b. Outreach to the disadvantaged, aged, homebound, incarcerated, etc.

3. Providing quality service (including qualified personnel, materials, and equipment) in basic areas with emphasis on:

a. Extension and Outreach

b. Reference

c. Children's service

d. Adult service

Proposals which fall outside these parameters are unlikely to be approved unless the library has made substantial progress in each priority area.


The total library resources of South Carolina fall short of both State and national standards of adequacy, and no individual library system has achieved the minimum goals for library service set forth in the State Program for Library Development.

A. Public Library Resources


1. According to all standards, public libraries should have at least 2 books per capita. Only 3 county and regional libraries have 2 books per capita, and 5 have less than 1 book per capita.

2. Only 12 of the 39 county and regional library systems have a book collection of 100,000 volumes, the number regarded by library authorities as the minimum necessary for most reference purposes and for general reading and study.

B. Library Personnel

1. In 1980, there are only 145 professionally trained librarians employed in South Carolina's public libraries.

2. Fourteen libraries have only one professional librarian to plan and administer programs.

3. At present 4 county and regional libraries have no profes-sionally trained staff members. --

c. Library Services Programs

1. Only 17 libraries have a full-time reference librarian.

2. Only 3 libraries have an organized program of service to business and industry.

3. Only 11 libraries have a professional or pre-professional assigned full-time to children's services.

4. Only 7 libraries have a full-time adult services librarian.

5. Only 9 libraries have a full-time extension librarian.

6. Few of South Carolina's libraries are able to provide sufficient audio-visual material collections, circulating art collections, and adult education materials or to offer adult discussion programs, special programs for young people, and many other services that should be available to South Carolinians.

D. Public Library Support

1. Per capita local support of $3.49 is still far below all standards.


2. South Carolina provides only 50t per capita State Aid to each county and regional library system.

3. Only three library systems in South Carolina have achieved $4.00 per capita total support (all sources) projected by the State Program for Library Development (1972) as the minimum needed to provide quality library service and only one library has reached the minimum $6.00 per capita goal set forth in the 1979-1983 State Program for Library Development. No libraries can approach national standards.


The educational, economic, and cultural enrichment of all citizens of the 34 participating county and regional libraries will be furthered by this project, which is intended to expand and improve public library service throughout the state and to improve access to libraries.


Activities will involve the planning, funding, and monitoring of the projects of the 34 participating libraries. Subgrants of 12¢ per capita, as shown in part VIII, will be made on the basis of population served provided that no grant shall exceed $20,000 nor be less than $3,000.

Local projects will include but not be limited to the following activities:

A. Strengthening existing library programs such as adult services, services to children, reference service, bookmobile and branch library services.

1. By adding trained personnel.

2. By adding resources to support these programs.

B. Extending service to new groups (aging, disadvantaged, handicapped, rural, or other unreached segments of the population) by a variety of outreach methods.

1. Bookmobile programs.

2. Deposit collections in agencies, organizations, institutions used by these groups.

3. Innovative and/or experimental programs for the incarcerated, those in nursing homes, adult education groups, day care centers, those in business and industry, etc.


C. Expanding, improving, or maintaining the resources of libraries

1. By purchase of new books or rebinding of worn ones.

2. By purchase of AV materials and other essential non-print media collections.

3. By purchase or lease of library equipment.

D. Implementing programs of publicity to keep the public informed about the acquisition of materials and equipment, the employment of additional personnel, and the extension of services made possible by the project.

E. Meetings and conferences with library boards, administrators, and staff to explain needs, plan programs, and monitor activities of the project.


The Library Development Project will be implemented during FY 80 in the 34 county and regional libraries listed under VIII.


The South Carolina State Library will make sub-grants to the following county and regional libraries:

Participating Sub-Grant Total Amount of Grant Librar_y_ No. Population @ 12t Per Capita

Abbeville-Greenwood 1 70,798 $ 8,495.76 Aiken-Bamberg-Barnwell

Edgefield 2 139,841 16,780.92 Allendale-Hampton-Jasper 3 37,455 4,494.60 Anderson 4 105,474 12,656.88 Beaufort 5 51,136 6,136.32 Berkeley 6 56,199 6,743.88 Calhoun 7 10,780 3,000.00* Charleston 8 247,650 20,000.00* Cherokee 9 36,791 4,414.92 Chester 10 29,811 3,577.32 Chesterfield 11 33,667 4,040.04 Colle ton 13 27,622 3,314.64 Darlington 14 53,442 6,413.04 Dillon 15 28,838 3,460.56 Dorchester 16 32,276 3,873.12 Fairfield 17 19,999 3,000.00* Florence 18 89,636 10,756.32

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Georgetown Greenville Horry Kershaw Lancaster Laurens Lexington Marion Newberry-Saluda Oconee Orangeburg Pickens Richland Spartanburg Sumter Union York

GRAND TOTAL

19 20 21 22 23 24 26 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 39


33,500 240,546 69,992 34' 727 43,328 49,713 89,012 30,270 43,801 40,728 69,789 58,956

233,868 173,724

79,425 29,230 85,216

4,020.00 20,000.00* 8,399.04 4,167.24 5,199.36 5,965.56

10,681.44 3,632.40 5,256.12 4,887.36 8,374.68 7,074.72

20,000.00* 20,000.00* 9,531.00 3,507.60

10,225.92

2,477,240@ 12¢ $272,080.76 per capita

*Counties with per capita amounts above maximum $20,000 or below minimum of $3,000.


FY 80 funds budgeted for Library Development:

Federal Local Total

$272,081 $543,925 $816,006

Since local projects are designed to operate on a calendar year (January-December), a portion of FY 80 funds will be carried forward to operate October-December (FY 81).

Estimated LSCA funds to be expended FY 80: $232,081

Estimated LSCA funds to be carried forward FY 81: $40,000


On the state level the Library Development Project will be administered by the South Carolina State Library directly supervised by the Field Staff and on the local level by the staff of the local library. Financial reports and records will be maintained by the State Library.



Proposals for grants-in-aid under this project will be evaluated and approved on the basis of the following criteria: legality, goal-relationship, feasibility, population served, replicability, local management capacity, and need. Local projects will be monitored very closely by the State Library Field Staff via frequent field trips, consultations with local librarians, and periodic evaluations of the project programs. Grant recipients themselves will help evaluate the programs in which they participate by submitting regular reports on expenditures and annual self-evaluations.

The success of the Library Development Project is directly reflected by how successful the local libraries are in implementing their individual projects and in reaching the objectives stated in each county's project proposal. The State Library Field Staff will evaluate each of the local projects in terms of the following:

1. The individual objectives established by each library.

2. The percentage of the target group reached.

3. The number of disadvantaged reached.

4. The method of publicizing the project.

Statewide, the success or failure of the project will be determined by progress made toward achieving the minimum goals and objectives for library services set forth in the South Carolina Program for Library Development and in Standards for South Carolina Public Libraries. To determine the degree of progress made toward reaching the goals spelled out in these standards, the following areas will be examined and statistics given to support progress made in any of the areas.

1. Public Library Resources.

2. Library Personnel.

3. Library Services Programs.

4. Public Library Support.

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PROJECT REPORT fx., A l'll(li'OSI::O (I AU ACTUAL f'n•IHCT _J PROJECT I

for Till~• I and Ill of 1lae library Servicu ood CooSiruclioo Acl. P • L. 84-597 • 88 f !SCAL-Y f. .t.R "fuLiit~G

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I. NAME fl<lcurll, II er•r• •l"'cr, t~llonel ot loc•llobr•rr. ,,,,.,,;,.uon. or lnslilull"n ""'' ,..;, ,.J,,.;.,,6,., '"•l''"'rciJ TELEPIIONE IArea ~o<l~, ftlu,.bet, Eatcnuon}

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------r .-,.-::;:nm.n.LI&I ftat.YOirYfilltl 1-•• •J.-- ·-•:,.. ADDRESS (/11..,1>•'• •••••'• ctr, end ZIP CODE

P. 0. Box 11469, Columbia, S. C. 29211 sr.rc, lie I fir nu,.buJ All

Wide Progr,ams) -------. _ _ _ ____ _ '-·"' If CONTINUING PROJECT, GIVE PREVIOUS PROJECT tiVMBER V-C

-,.,.. 1964 ___ E PRoP~o-:,'Eo-;..,,..,."o" oAT£ Indefini~ 4 IOEOGJIAPWICAL AHO POPULATION DATA (Corropf•le 'Ill ol the •ub·lteme •t•PII ... I>h ro thle proJuiJ S. FOR Tl rLF. 111. IHOICATE TYPE OF PROJECT

(1} Number ~-f Persons Served by l't-oject iliL.fi»f.Lio~;;;;c s~;nv•cls ,,C:J:=-n-r:-.,-E-,-,-EN_C_E_S_E_"_"_'c_F. ___ _

--~_!~~posed 2, 502,844 b. Ac tua 1 ____ -----~ ~U~Jc·~~~,~,:~r:." 1.~;~--;.rn.t;;;;· (";j'[j '~~:,·:c:r·L P"0

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(2) Population, by type of geographic area PJI.ioii•En 1-~•·r<ilrJ (Give best estimate of the numher nnd distribution of penmns tii-thearca ·scrvCiJ-by the projeCt

Urban 1,215,370 b. Sulmrban c. ltura~.l,287_,474 d. TOTAL 2,502,844 1. AGE GROUf' SI.OVEO ((oo"e lol!•l eatl"'"'" o>l II•• dt .lliU,,,,,,.,. el

SERVED (Give best estimate of munher of race or ethnic group)

-(lj'ToiAL {!i•;. ol jl.,no. OJ '""''"'[~!~-"tEll ACAIJ~-M-·_c ______ _

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PROJECT I SAL AlliES eoOMS

AND WAGES

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l. PtOI'OSt'd r 39,000

I CERTIFY lhat all of tftc Information conl~incd herein is concct to the best of my l.nowlt-df1!e.

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I LOCAL I '"'"•' ,q .. •l EQUIPM(N SliR\ItC£5 EXPENSES PIIOJEC T MI.TEUIALS FUNO'I FUNDS FUNDS Col. 1J

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tiAME OF IIEAO, STATE l.IOIIAfiY A<if..UCY fl.H•t)

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South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project v. Periodical Project


I. Objectives

1. To improve public library reference service by strengthening the resources of South Carolina public libraries.

2. To meet the standards established by the South Carolina Library Association for periodical holdings of public libraries.

II. Relationship ~ Long Range Program

The Periodicals Project supports the following goal of the long range program:

(IIIB3) To strengthen print and microfilm periodical collections.


This project will enable the local library both to maintain and strengthen its reference resources. It makes possible a wider subject range of current periodicals and the building of back files of periodicals having reference value.


Approximately 20% of South Carolina's public libraries do not meet the SCLA standards for periodical holdings. Those meeting the standards have been able to do so only with the assistance of this project. Continuation of the project is vital both to maintenance and strengthening of collections. The maximum grant available is based on the population served.


Patrons of the thirty-four county and regional public library systems participating in the project will be served.



1. Grants will be offered to 35 county and regional library systems. Grants will cover continuing subscriptions to periodicals and indexes purchased under the original project.

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South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project V. Periodical Project

2. Subscriptions will be placed for approximately 2,300 continuing subscriptions. Selection of titles will be made from standard periodical indexes. The type of index for approved sources will be based on population served.

3. Invoices will be submitted to the State Library and payment will be made on a reimbursement basis.

4. Participating libraries will submit publicity plans related to the grant and will forward copies of publicity received to the State Library.


The Periodical Project will be implemented in FY 80 through the thirty-five participating libraries.


Library Population Served Grant Amount

Abbeville-Greenwood Regional Library 70,798 $ 1,200

Aiken-Bamberg-Barnwell-Edgefield Regional Library 139,841 1,650

Allendale-Hampton-Jasper Regional Library 37,455 900

Anderson County Library 105,474 1,650

Beaufort County Library 51,136 1,200

Berkeley County Library 56,199 1,200

Calhoun County Library 10,780 900

Charleston County Library 247,650 1,650

Cherokee County Public Library 36,791 900

Chester County Public Library 29,811 900

Chesterfield County Library 33,667 900

Clarendon County Library 25,604 900

Colleton County Memorial Library 27,622 900

Darlington County Library

Dillon County Library

Dorchester County Library

Fairfield County Library

Florence County Library

Georgetown County Library

Greenville County Library

Horry County Memorial Library

Kershaw County Library

Lancaster County Library

Laurens County Library

Lexington County Library

Marion County Library

Newberry-Saluda Regional Library

Oconee County Library

Orangeburg County Library

Pickens County Library

Richland County Public Library

Spartanburg County Library

Sumter County Library

Union Carnegie Library

York County Library

Total

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project v. Periodical Project

53,442 1,200

28,838 900

32,276 900

19,999 900

89,636 1,200

33,500 900

240,546 1,650

69,992 1,200

34,727 900

43,328 900

49,713 900

89,012 1,200

30,270 900

43,801 900

40,728 900

69,789 1,200

58,956 1,200

233,868 1,650

173,724 1,650

79,425 1,200

29,230 900

85,216 1,200

2,502,844 $39,000

I

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Colnmbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project v. Periodical Project


FY 79 carry-over LSCA Title I funds will be used to cover the cost of all grants to participating libraries during FY 80. To insure uninterrupted funding, FY 80 funds will be carried forward into FY 81 to pay periodical invoices due in the fall just when the fiscal year changes.

FY 80 funds budgeted for FY 81:

Federal State Total

$39,000 -0- $39,000

x. Method of Administering Projects

The project will be administered by the South Carolina State Library and supervised by the State Library Field Staff.


The project will be monitored by the Field Staff. Libraries receiving grants must meet all requirements for State and Federal Aid. The success of the project will be measured through evaluation reports submitted by directors of county and regional libraries. The project will also be evaluated on:

(I) the successful allocation, obligation, and expenditure of LSCA funds approved for the project in FY 80;

(2) the number and variety of titles which libraries are enabled to purchase through the grant;

(3) accessibility and placement of the periodical collection;

(4) the publicity given the project; and

(5) the value of the collection as a source of current as well as retrospective reference material.

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PROJECT REPORT lVI A I'IIQI'USI::O ['All ACTUAl ..n. POolii-CT _Jf'llOJECT I

For Titlu I and Ill of the library Services ond Conuruction Acl, P.L. 84-597, as nded IRcaclll•c /nllitructions bc(otc comJIIclirtJ: lhis u·r,orl)

fiSCAL-YlAR E-lfUlt4G ~epl1;1t11lcr 30, 1980

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South Carolina State Libra

STATE PROJECT HO.

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POSEO tEnMIN~liON DATE Non-Terminal - IOEOGAAPHICAL ANb POPULATION DATA (C.,..plotr 4111 ol rho eub·•r•m• •l•flllcobh 10 thl•ruolrct) 5. fOR Tlflf. Ill, ltiOICATE TYPE OF PROJECT -

(1) Number ~f Persona Served by Project (j"jl__(rnl.L7otijl";;ffi,(: St;IIVI((S CJ/0 nr:FEitlNCE SEAYICF.

a. Proposed 16,700 b. Actual · i::JTJ~:;;;,.~.~~~;;:;-;-;o;;-!i~~ {;1CJ "c••wCAL Pr.oc_L_!.-.,-,N-<>--------- ----- ------··· ---------··------- UulYui.L.C.~;,E _______ _

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I a. Urban NA b. Suburban NA c. ltura~ NA d. TOTAL _ ____!~------·---

PROJECT

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SERVED (Give best efit1tuate of number of race or ethnic group)

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TOTAL I SALARIES I eooKs 'Auoro-vesu~L I lcurHnAcruAL I 0111r:H I TOTAL Fon rr:otHAL ST A f £. LOCAL (..,u,.r rquel

AND WAC.ES MATERIAlS I!QUIPMCNT St::AVICES EXPENSES rnOJECT FIINO\ I'UNOS FUNDS Cor. 1J (IJ (7) (JJ (41 ,,, (6J 171 (II C'J ( 10) (I II

309,8821 55,481 I 24,486 1 _________ I _________ __! ~~ .. -.?2~- J. 4o6, 422: 45,000 361,422* 406,422

NAME Of liE All, STAfE-l.IUIIAfiY AGEtH.Y fTt·l•~) DATE • .,. ... 11 CERTIFY that all of the lnfom•ation ~:Z:a contained herein is conect to the best "2z of my l<nowlt-dce. ..--< E. Callaham. Librarian a £. {JJI.L__

November I, 1979 •

*InC'ludes St·ate funds expended by State institutions. «'C ll'v<.·r.-.~ ol 1/u" lonq)

I. Objectives

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project VIA. Institutional Library

Services


The objectives of the Institutional Library Services Project are:

A. To establish and administer effective State standards governing personnel, materials, equipment, space, and physical facilities for institutional library service.

B. To stimulate recognition of library service as an integral part of education and rehabilitation by State institution administrators and personnel and to elicit institutional financial support for library service.

c. To provide technical professional advice and assistance on a continuing, consistent basis.

D. To recruit and train qualified personnel.

E. To develop collections adequate to meet the needs of patients and residents.

1. To provide incentive grants for improvement of collections to institutions meeting minimum requirements.

2. To provide service programs, planned to meet specific needs to institutions too small to maintain a full program of library service.

F. To provide reference services and supplementary resources for professional personnel in health and rehabilitation institutions.

G. To test and develop programs of bibliotherapy and service for emotionally and educationally handicapped individuals.


The Institutional Library Services Project supports Goal III of the long range program:

To promote the establishment and development of institutional library service capable of supporting treatment, education, and rehabilitation programs in State health and correctional institutions.

South Carol i.•1a St:"\te T ... ibrary Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project VIA. Institutional Library

Services


This project expects to build and enrich institutional library collections and services so that they may adequately serve the day-to-day needs of residents as well as the long term requirements of their treatment and rehabilitation in health care and correctional institutions.


There are libraries now in all but one State supported residential institution, but their collections and service capacities range from mediocre to above average. Only one library has achieved a superior level of service when measured by appropriate standards. Library support levels in all institutions have risen dramatically with the incentive of the grant program, even as the populations in some institutions have dwindled. However, recent State economies and escalating costs for all goods and services may reduce the libraries' chances of adequate levels of local funding when considered against basic, immediate physical needs of residents. This project is needed as incentive for continued

·institutional support of their libraries, all but three of which were established as a result of this program.


All residents of State institutions will benefit through improved library collections and services.

Institutions Population (est.)

Correctional 5,852

Other 10,539

Total 16,391


Activities will include but not be limited to the following:

1. Services of the Institutional Library Consultant who will:

a. Plan, develop, and supervise programs for State institutional libraries

b. Visit 20 residential institutions 6 times per year (or as needed) to advise and assist the librarian

c. Train and orient new or untrained librarians


Services

d. Confer at least twice a year with institutional administrators about library needs and objectives

e. Assist in the development of bibliotherapy projects in at least 6 institutions

f. Assist in revising and updating book selection policies and procedures in at least 4 institutional libraries

g. Monitor LSCA grant programs

2. Book Collection Improvement Grants totaling $39,410.00 awarded to 26 institutional libraries on the basis of population, need, and institutional support.

3. Service to the South Carolina Convalescent Center for Crippled Children provided through contract with the Florence County Library. ($2,600.00)

4. Paperback book collections provided to at least 4 institutions too small to maintain full library servoces. ($2,950.00)

5. Assist in the overall development of library service in one redeveloping juvenile correctional facility and a new institution for the mentally retarded.

6. Work with newly organized S.C. Bibliotherapy Discussion Group to assist institutional librarians in the development of expertise in bibliotherapy.


The project will be implemented in FY 80, under the supervision of the State Library, at the individual institutions.


A. The South Carolina State Library

B. Hospitals

1. Crafts-Farrow State Hospital (mental health)

2. South Carolina State Hospital -Horger Library (mental health)

3. State Park Health Center (medical center)


Services

4. Bryan Psychiatric Hospital (mental health)

c. Correctional Institutions

Through the South Carolina Department of Corrections Library Library Services Division:

1. Central Corrections Institution

2. Kirkland Correctional Institution

3. Aiken Youth Correctional Center

4. Givens Youth Correctional Center

5. Goodman Correctional Institution (geriatric)

6. MacDougal Youth Correctional Center

7. Manning Correctional Institution

8. Maximum Security Center

9. North Sumter Correctional Institution

10. Reception and Evaluation Center

11. Walden Correctional Institution

12. Wateree River Correctional Institution

13. State Park Health Center - Farmer Building (prison unit)

14. Women's Correctional Institution

South Carolina Division of Youth Services:

1. Willow Lane School (middle school, co-educational)

2. Birchwood School (high school, co-educational)

3. Reception and Evaluation Center

D. Residential Institutions

1. Coastal Center (mental retardation)

2. Midlands Center (mental retardation)

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I


Services

3. Whitten Center (mental retardation)

4. Pee Dee Regional Center (mental retardation) (will qualify for grant in FY 81)

5. s. C. School for the Deaf

6. s. C. School for the Blind

7. John de la Howe School (juvenile care)

E. Other

1. Holmesview Center (alcoholism)

2. Morris Village (alcoholism and drug addictions)

3. Palmetto Center (alcoholism)

4. s. c. Crippled Children's Convaleee·ent Center (by contractual arrangements with Florenee.~u~t.y Library)

5. Voeational Rehabilitation Comprehensive Center (handicapped)·

IX. Estimated Cost of and Sources 2.!_ Funding

Grants are provided to institutions on the basis of population, need, and institutional support. Allocations have not yet been made, pending receipt of reports and applications from institutional libraries.

A. Funds budgeted for FY 80:

Federal LSCA

$45,000

State From Institutions

$342,917 (est.)

State From State Library

$18,505

B. Funds expended by the State Library:

Grants and allocations for institutions: $45,000

Total

$406,422

(Additional funds are budgeted by institutions for their libraries through other grant sources)

X. Method of Evaluation


Services

A. Library service in individual institutions will be measured by the following standards as they apply:

Accreditation Council for Services for Developmentally Disabled Persons. Developmentally Disabled Persons. Accreditation of Hospitals, 1978.

Mentally Retarded and Other Standards for Services for Joint Commission on

American Correctional Association. Commission on Accreditation for Corrections. Manual of Standards for Adult Correctional Institutions. College Park, Maryland. The Commission, 1977.

American Correctional Association - American Library Association Health and Rehabilitative Library Services Joint Committee on Institutional Services. Library standards for juvenile correctional institutions. College Park Md. American Correctional Association, 1975.

Association of Hospital and Institutional Libraries. Hospital Library Standards Committee. Standards for library services in health care institutions. Chicago. American Library Association, 1970.

South Carolina State Department of Education. Defined m1n~mum program for South Carolina school districts. (The Department, 1977)

U.S. Office of Education. Standards for Library -Media Centers in Schools for the Deaf: a handbook for the development of library media programs. u.s. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1967.

B. The following criteria will be used to measure the effectiveness of all institutional library programs:

I. The collection meets the needs of residents of the institution.

2. Selection of materials is from appropriate sources.

3. The collection is under continuous inspection for suitability, usefulness, attractiveness to resident clientele and/or staff.

4. Library services are available to all residents on a reasonably regular schedule. This includes the scheduling and production of programs utilizing library materials for those residents who for whatever incapacity cannot use such materials independently.


Services

5. Staff rendering library services shall have qualifications appropriate to their responsibilities and duties.

6. Continuing evidence of institution support of library services within the institution.

c. Monitoring and Evaluation will include the following:

1. Statistical reports from institutional librarians are checked by the Institutional Consultant.

2. Orders for materials and invoices for materials received are reviewed by the Institutional Consultant.

3. Periodic (regularly scheduled) visits by Institutional Library Consultant to institution libraries shall include:

a. General observations of operations and activities.

b. Inspection of collections.

c. Conferences with library staff, administrator responsible for the library within the institution, other institution staff members.

d. Instruction and/or demonstration of recommended practices and procedures.

4. Continuing check on financial and other support given to the library by the institution will be made by the State Library.

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PROJECT REPORT "X I A l'fii)I'OS~O l' AU ACTUAl I• f>O•J •• C T _J J>flOJECT I

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ADDRESS (/VumHt, olteer, ctr, entl

c. COUNfY

Richland ZIP COOE

29211

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(1) Number of Persons Served by Project ciiL.It\IIILi(;UR.;;;ic SI:IIVICfS PIO.,..-n_r._F_E_I_f[_N_C_E_S_E_A_V_I.-C-,---

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lOJAL PROJECT I S>IILAIUES

BOOKS AUDio-VISUAL cON l n "c r u A L o 1 11 r: R I To l A L F on I f"EUI;RAL

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69 '198 I 167,5741 40,000 I 127,574 I I 167,574 962129 2,247 -- ------- ----------- --------I Actu.1l

I CERTIFY that all or the &nlormalion conlaincd herein is co"cct lo the best or my knowit'dce.

NAME OF tiEAO, STATE.l.IUIIAfi) A<OEtlt;Y (J.11•r) SIGNA1U

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I. Objectives

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project VIB. Blind and Physically

Handicapped


The objectives of the Service to the Blind and Physically Handicapped Project are:

1. To encourage greater use of services for the handicapped by a continuing program of publicity, promotion, and education.

2. To provide a rull range of reading materials -- talking books, open reel tape, cassettes, large print, and braille -- for handicapped readers in South Carolina.

3. To make library service accessible to handicapped individuals at the local level wherever possible.

a. To develop browsing collections of talking books, tapes, and cassettes in major metropolitan libraries.

b. To provide collections of large-type books for visually handicapped readers.

c. To encourage participation by handicapped readers in established library programs.

4. To coordinate library services for the handicapped with programs of the Commission for the Blind, the Vocational Rehabilitation Department, the State Department of Education, Commission on Aging, the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, and other agencies and organizations serving the handicapped.

5. Specific objectives for FY 80 are:

a. To have a net gain of 1,000 new readers, which will bring total as of September 30, 1980 to 8,100.

b. To continue to record South Carolina titles.

c. To acquire from other regional libraries titles recorded by their volunteer groups.

d. To duplicate extra copies of cassette titles as needed so there will be little or no waiting for materials.


Handicapped

e. To acquire open reel sub-master tapes of titles originally issued by LC on disc so they can be converted to cassette tape.

f. To acquire extra copies of needed disc material to meet needs of readers and to have a built-in cushion in event some discs become worn or lost and the book has to be discarded.

g. To weed older worn titles after LC has reissued them.

h. To encourage greater use of In-WATS telephone service to personalize service.

i. To continue to provide one day service on circulation of materials.


The project supports Goal IV of the long range program:

To provide special programs of library service for visually and physically handicapped residents.


This project proposes to meet the library needs of eligible handicapped citizens in South Carolina by:

1. Processing and maintaining a collection of:

43,000 Talking Books 39,000 Cassette Books

3,000 Large Print Books

2. Providing readers with current magazines by:

a. Registering them with any of 30 magazines mailed directly by publishers.

b. Processing and maintaining a collection of multiple copies of 26 magazines circulated by the library.

3. Circulating 115,000 books and magazines to more than 8,100 readers.

4. Stocking and supervising five browsing collections in county libraries available to handicapped users.


Handicapped

5. Promoting and publicizing services by distributing brochures, airing TV and radio announcements on all TV stations and radio stations in the state in conjunction with a Library of Congress public education program, appearing on radio and television talk shows, and meeting with as many state and local agencies as possible.

6. Coordinating all activities with Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.


This project is necessary to meet the library needs of 95,849 South Carolinians who are unable to use conventional printed library materials. Library services for this segment of the population can only be met by this specialized service.


All blind and physically handicapped citizens of South Carolina who are unable to read conventional print because of their handicap are eligible for this library service. The Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped estimates that 3.7% of the population is eligible for this service. In South Carolina that means 95,849 people are potential patrons. As of September 30, 1979, 7,166 were being served.


1. The South Carolina State Library, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped has been designated a regional library for the blind and physically handicapped by the Library of Congress. As such, the library will:

a. Provide books and magazines on disc, cassette tape, open reel tape and in large print to registered readers mainly by mail.

b. Issue equipment necessary to play recorded books.

c. Record books and magazines of local interest using volunteer narrators.

d. Provide catalogs and special bibliographies of materials available so readers can select books to read.

e. Provide advisory service for readers who are unable to select for themselves or who would rather have the library select for them.


Handicapped

f. Provide assistance to students in the location of textbooks in special media.

g. Contract with North Carolina State Library for braille service.

2. The South Carolina State Library, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped will continue contracts with five county libraries to provide browsing collections and to promote service to the blind and physically handicapped locally. These libraries are:

a. Anderson County Library b. Charleston County Library c. Florence County Library d. Greenville County Library e. Spartanburg County Library

3. To reach potential readers, a public relations campaign is conducted year round, consisting of:

a. radio and TV public service spots and talk show appearances b. newspaper articles c. communication with public libraries d. communication with health groups e. communication with groups interested in the handicapped

4. To maintain communications between the library and the reader, the following are used:

a. In-WATS telephone service b. Quarterly Large Print newsletter c. Individual correspondence


This project is an on-going project and will be continued during FY 80 and beyond. It will be implemented at the South Carolina State Library, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 700 Knox Abbott Drive, Cayce, South Carolina 29033.


South Carolina State Library, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

North Carolina State Library, Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

South Carolina Commission for the Blind


Handicapped

South Carolina Commission on Aging South Carolina Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped South Carolina Department of Vocational Rehabilitation South Carolina State Department of Education, Office of Programs for

the Handicapped Anderson County Li~r~ry. Charleston County Library Florence County Library Greenville County Library Spartanburg County Library Telephone Pioneers of America University of South Carolina, Department of Theatre and Speech and

Department of Media Arts Various agencies, state and local, and other groups that work with

the handicapped


Basic funding will be from State appropriations which cover personnel, housing, and general operations of the Division. LSCA funds will be used to cover the cost of one pre-professional position, one tape technician position, large type books, tape duplication, In-WATS telephone service, and related expenses.

FY 80 funds budgeted for the project include:

Federal State Total

$40,000* $127,574 $167,574



Under the general supervision of the State Librarian, the project will be administered by the Director, Library Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.

The South Carolina State Library has contracts with the following agencies for the provision of this service:

A. Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

B. South Carolina Commission for the Blind

C. North Carolina State Library

D. Anderson county Library

E. Charleston County Library

F. Florence County Library

G. Greenville County Library

H. Spartanburg County Library



Handicapped

1. General. This project will be monitored by the Director, Library Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, the State Librarian, and consultants from Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped. The major thrust of this project is the operation of a regional library for the blind and physically handicapped. Therefore there will be an almost continuous activity in evaluating the project.

To evaluate the effectiveness of this service the library will use two tools:

Standards of Service for the Library of Congress Network of Libraries for the Bli~and Physically-Handicapped. American Library Associa~ion, 197~

Guidelines for Regional Libraries. Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 1977.

2. To judge effectiveness of publicity programs, the following will be used:

a. Number of new readers contacted

b. Number of readers referred by public libraries

c. Response from radio and newspaper coverage, such as:

(i) Inquiries about service

(ii) Requests for applications

'-


Handicapped

3. The collection will be constantly evaluated to provide materials suitable for South Carolina readers. To do this will involve:

a. Selecting sufficient copies of Library of Congress produced books in areas that have proven to be popular, such as religion.

b. Weeding collection on a continuous basis to make room for more popular items.

c. Requesting searches from Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped for location of titles possibly produced by other regional libraries that are requested by readers or that are needed to balance collection.

d. Recording of local materials.

e. Purchasing commercial material that would add balance to the collection.

4. To receive input from readers as to quality of service, the quarterly newsletter will be used to seek responses on what the readers want from their library.

5. Library and staff performance for FY 80 will be measured in terms of the specific objectives outlined in section I, item 5.

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.. EsteMATtED ToTAL TIM£ SPAN .,,. .. ,.J Indefinite ... PAoJEc' u':_GAN 1974 ___ E Pn;;oS'Eo. ienMINA JtoN oA 1£ Indefinite ' t;EOCRAPH&CAL AND POPULATION DATA (Comphlf' 'Ill ol the eub·ileme •t•f'llrable to lhle proJcciJ S. f'OII Till F.: Ill. INDICATE TYPE OF PROJECT

(1) Number ~-f Persons Served by Pt·oject liJLJ tllrtuoun~P.;,c s~11vecE.s CJJO~n-r:_F_E_I1_£_N_c_E_s_£_A_v_•_c_F. __

a. Proposed 1oo OOO b. Actual · i::JO ~:·~ .. ;,;,~;c;-;;o.;;;-;;("J;~ i'J 0 " cu ... c AL PFfO< ~~ .. G ------- - ---·--··· -------·------- [.llllJ.C.£. (2) Population, by type of geographic area c.sJ(_-_joltt£11f51•rcilrJ

(Give best estimate of the number ond distributJon of pcrnnns fii--i:.llenrca "iicrve(r"bynte pro]'i!C[ a. Urban 1,232,195 b. Suburban e. Rural 1,3~8,32~--- d. TOTAL _2,290,516 ________ ,_

SERVED (Give best estimate of number of persons served by race or ethnic group)

-a:-Natl'veAmcrlcans 2, 241 - e. ~p:luli;li~.-:~ii.~i•ld ai-~~----·---b. Orientals ., c;f,a (:;'jil;;Tfy}----·-·-----------

PROJECT I SALARIES I I AVOID-VISUAL I I c ou T n 4 c nr A L I o 111 1: R A..,O WAGES

IIOOKS MATERIALS EQUtPM(Nf St;RVICES EXPENSES (I) (1) (J) (II f ,, (6J

-------

1. AGE GROUP SI.IIVEO ((;,,.. l>ut ur;,.,.,,,. o>l ll•c d· ,,,.,., ... .,. ·'

(I) 10 JAL (Sum or ircm~ (1} rhru tllifi6J.owil;c;;i,LMIC ·------------------·--.------·

l'lllllH.

59 I (1} \l'lC•_"_L ____ _

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lOlAL TOJAL FOR rF:OioRAL STATE LOCAL ,,.,, .. ,, ,., ... , rRUJECT f'\INO\ f'UNOS f'UNOS Col. 1}

(71 ,, (') (10) ( ,,

.. l:~OOQ ____ I. _______ _1],931. 55.000 18.931 73.931

• .,. .... ,. CERTIFY thai all of the lnCormalion :;!:zo contained hcrdn is concct to the best "'~% ol my knowlt>dte. ... ~

NAME OF IIEAO, SlAfE.L1611AfiY AGEfii,;Y (Tt·l'")


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c-c tt:l'c:r:;r:- ol 1lt1" lormJ

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project VII. Film Program


I. Objectives

1. To provide an additional source of information for library users by building a collection of 16mm motion picture films of cultural and entertainment value for both adults and children.

2. To supplement and to reinforce the resources of public and institutional libraries throughout the state, thereby enabling them to meet better the informational needs of their patrons.

3. To aid public and institutional libraries in the utilization of this film collection.


The Film Program Project supports the following goals of the Long Range Program:

(IB) To provide a comprehensive collection of information and materials and in-depth reference services supplementing the resources of public and institutional libraries.

(IC) To centralize at State level programs and functions which cannot be handled economically or effectively by individual libraries.


This project provides public and state institutional libraries within the state with a collection of 16mm motion picture films for library programs of educational and worthwhile entertainment value for both adults and children.


No South Carolina public or institutional library can afford to acquire a collection of 16mm motion picture films which would adequately serve the needs of the patrons. A collection of 16mm films at the state level therefore prevents costly duplication of such resources and makes available to the public a far broader selection of films than any library could provide alone.


Films in the South Carolina Film Program will be available to public and institutional libraries which meet the requirements for participation in the program and which have signed an agreement with the State Library


for film service. Libraries participating in the Film Program may borrow films for in-library activity and for library-sponsored programs held elsewhere. Films will not be available for use in elementary and secondary schools since materials purchased with federal funds supporting this program are specifically prohibited from being used by schools and other academic institutions serving a special clientele. Library films will not be shown where any admission fee is charged or donation requested nor may they be used commercially to attract trade. The films will only be available in South Carolina.


Activities will include, but not be limited to, the following:

1. Select, acquire, process, house and maintain a collection of 16mm motion picture films.

2. Maintain and update a central catalog of all State Library 16mm films.

3. Prepare supplements as necessary to the 16mm catalog to be distributed to public and institutional libraries participating in the State Library Film Program.

4. The State Library will sponsor film workshops or other training opportunities as needed for public and institutional libraries participating in the Film Program.

5. The State Library contracts with the Instructional Services Center, University of South Carolina to maintain and distribute this collection of 16mm motion picture films in order to avoid duplication of costly audio-visual equipment.

6. The Field Services Librarian for Audio-Visual Programs makes field trips throughout the state to help local public and state institutional librarians plan programs utilizing State Library films.




The South Carolina State Library, directly

All public and institutional libraries of South Carolina, indirectly



This project provides for the purchase of 16mm motion picture films, the printing of a film catalog, and contractual cost to be paid to the University of South Carolina.


Federal State Total

$55,000* $18,931 $73,931

*$25,000 (est.) of this amount will be carried forward into FY 81.


The Film Program will be administered by the State Library through contract with the Instructional Services Center, University of South Carolina, under the supervision of the Field Service Librarian for AudioVisual Programs of the State Library. The State Library will maintain fiscal records for the programs and provide overall supervision.


This program will be monitored continuously by the Director of Field Services and the Field Service Librarian for Audio-Visual Programs. Field visits throughout the state will be made by the Field Service Librarian for Audio-Visual Programs to aid individual public and institutional libraries to plan use of the film collection. Quarterly reports will be submitted by public and state institutional libraries participating in the program and will include statistics vital to the evaluation of the Film Program. The success of the Film Program will be reflected by the cooperation of South Carolina public and state institutional libraries participating in the program together with public response to their participation.

The project will be evaluated in terms of:

(I) The number of libraries participating in the program.

(2) The number of films acquired and circulated.

(3) The number of library patrons reached.

(4) The critical evaluation of films in the program by librarians and patrons.

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PROJECT REPORT rx: 1 ;~::w·;:~St: l) [] :~t}i~~AL I ---·

For Tilln I OtJd Ill of the lib•ary Services al\d Conslruclio" Act, P.L. 84~~97, 88 f.escii.-vi"AR fi4.u•l~c

Septeml•cr 30, 1980 -· siAiE PROJECT NO.

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nded ,"Reifel lfrC fnllifruC/icml IJC(OtC c;OnJfllctinl! this lf"l>OII) s. c. VIII I. NAME lldciiiiiT II ololo •Ieney, tclion•l 01 loc:•l l•l>t•rr, Otlllroilollon, 01 lu•lilullon "'"' M·ill ,..Jmln,.I<Or cloo pro, .. cl) TEL [f'IIOII E lA••• co<lr, Nurn&rro E arcnuonl

South Carolina State Libr ADDRESS (N.-Hr, olroof, cllr -~~ Stol•l

P. 0. Box 11469, Columbia, S. C. l. N

COUNTY

Richland ZIP CODE

29211

(803) 758-3181; 758-3182 CoNGiit:SSIONAL. OISlfUCTI$1 ,, .... ,, ....... t:,. S••••· llor Itt" .. .,,.,.,.

All

CT, GIV[ PREVIOUS PROJECT tiUMBEAV"frr-

oPosu> JEOMIN4TION DATE Indefinite ~ r.EOCP~.!:. AND POPULATION DATA (Complelr 'Ill ol lhe tub·ilemt •t•pllcobh 1o llolo prolcciJ

(1) Number of Persons Served by Pioject mL.t o.h"L.Q";m;;;-;;ic se;nv•crs fJJO nuEnENC£ S£Av•cF a. Proposed 48,751 b. Actual ·( .. ,lJ~:·;;.;-.. ~,;,~;;;r;-;;;;s~-;;;;;- 1,1 L.JHc•"••CALPf4o<muH;

------- ·-·-----·· --------···----- E.I~.JJJC.._.E-.._ ___ ----(2) Population, by type of geographic area tlJI_joeuE•t ~~~·rolrJ

(Give best estimate of the number and distrlbuUon of pcrnnns fii-tlie-·nica -scrvco-by the project I __ a. Urban 1,232,195 b. Suburban e. lhara.,t 1,358,321 d. TOTAL 2,590,516 -------

tit.,,.,, ........ ·' 7. AC.E Gnour St.RV£0 t<:ue """' rafi,.,,.,. ol ''••

(Give best cntlmatc of number of (I} 10fAL IS•- of ~lrm•IIJ 1hru (Ill (610W;;-;:cAIIlMIC ---------------39 Ill ~l'l (I IlL

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persons served by race or etlmic

a.-Nat JV'E!Amcr leans (I) SUIOOL u. Orientals 4,788

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PROJECT

l. PcoJIOSC'd

2. Aclu.al

SALARIES AND llrAGES

(I)

BOOKS

('I)

7,500

I CERTIFY lhal ell of the lnfornt;olion conlainl'd hc:rcln ia conect to the best of my knowl.-dc~-

AUOIQ-VISUAL I '"" .. " '"'j 0 ""' I MATE:R14L.S EQUIPI.I(NT SLAVICES EXPENSES

(J} ( ,, (J} (8} -------- -------- -------

I __ j _______ 500 --------- ·- -----

NII\ME Of UF.40, STAfE.L.IUIIIIIUY AGEtH.Y (Tt~•r)


TOTAL F'OJJ f"F.:Ili:AAL rAOJEC T FIINO'

(1) (I)

8,000 8,000

STAf£ I' UN OS

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8,000

£. C~£L November 1, 1979

DATE

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I. Objectives

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title I Project VIII. Service to Persons

of Limited EnglishSpeaking Ability


A. To help libraries better serve persons who because of limited English-speaking ability cannot take advantage of the opportunities offered by the public library for recreation and education.

B. To carry out the LSCA priority mandated by the Education amendments of 1974, which call for service to be directed toward:

1. Individuals who were not born in the United States or whose native language is a language other than English, or

2. Individuals who come from environments where a language other than English is dominant and, who, by reason thereof, have difficulty reading and understanding the English language.


This project supports Goal II-C-4 of the long range program:

To plan, test, and develop means of extending public library service to persons of limited English-speaking ability who by reasons thereof have difficulty utilizing established library services.

III. What the Project Expects To Accomplish

This project will enable South Carolina to begin building one substantial collection of materials for those of limited English-speaking ability and, through interlibrary loan, make these materials available to persons throughout the state.


A needs assessment conducted in early 1975 revealed no high concentrations of non-English speaking persons in South Carolina but only various small scattered groups with different levels of need for library service. The needs assessment quoted the 1970 census, which showed the following figures: 13,364 persons who were foreign born, 35,436 persons of foreign or mixed parentage, and 10,999 persons of Spanish language. Even these low figures are misleading, however: many of the people listed speak English, including 9,115 whose country of origin is the United Kingdom or Ireland; and some of the Spanish speaking have probably been counted more than once.



South Carolina's experience with its pilot projects for those of limited English-speaking ability the past three years has confirmed the 1975 needs assessment: many public libraries in the state have a few users of limited English-speaking ability, but no library has a large number. Because the number of potential users is small, the public libraries have been reluctant to make this type of library service a high priority. They believe they could adequately serve the small number of non-English speaking if there were available to them one central collection of materials which could be borrowed through interlibrary loan.

The Charleston County Library, which is willing to attempt to build such a collection, has one of the largest populations of limited Englishspeaking in the state. This library, which includes in its service area a port city with a sizable military population, has, according to the 1970 census, 6,430 persons of foreign stock. The Charleston County Library has reported that it regularly gets a few requests for foreignlanguage materials. Charleston's pilot project for the limited Englishspeaking has been one of the most successful in reaching users.


Persons of limited English-speaking ability throughout the state will be served by the project. Persons in Charleston County will be able to borrow materials directly; those in other counties can obtain materials through interlibrary loan.


A. The State Library will offer a grant of $8,000 to the Charleston County Library to expand its collection of materials for those of limited English-speaking ability.

B. The Charleston County Library will submit a budget and description of its proposed project. Grant funds may be used for materials, for shelving for the materials, for the costs involved in mailing the materials to other libraries, and for producing lists (print and microfilm) of the collection.

c. The Charleston County Library in accepting the grant will agree:

(1) to make the materials acquired with project funds available to other public libraries through interlibrary loan

(2) To begin actively promoting the project among other libraries during FY 80.

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D. As appropriate, the Charleston County Library will involve other local agencies in the planning and carrying out of the project.

E. The State Library and the Charleston County Library together will develop and carry out a publicity plan for the project during FY 80. This will be aimed at the other public libraries of the state as well as persons of limited English-speaking ability.

F. After the receipt of the materials ordered for the project, the Charleston County Library will prepare and make available to the other public libraries a listing of the materials. This list will be produced in both print and microfilm format.


The project will be implemented during Fiscal Year 1980 at the Charleston County Library.


The key library will be the Charleston County Library, the recipient of the grant. The other public libraries of the state (38 systems) will be eligible to borrow Charleston's materials for the limited English speaking through interlibrary loan.


The estimated cost of the project is $8,000. The project will be funded from Fiscal Year 1980 LSCA Title I funds.


The Director of the Charleston County Library or her Deputy will be responsible for the administration of the project, including the financial records and reports to the State Library.


A. The project will be monitored by the State Library Field Services staff by means of field visits and conferences with the Charleston library staff.

B. At the end of the year the Charleston County Library will prepare a narrative and evaluative report on the project. Areas to be covered in the report will include but not be limited to the following:

1. Number and types of materials added through the project.



2. An estimate of the number and types (languages, nationalities, etc.) of persons reached.

3. Number and types of materials loaned to other libraries.

4. Type and amount of cooperation with other libraries and with non-library agencies.

5. Publicity given the project.

6. Any other information indicating the project extended library service to the target group.

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For Titles I and Ill of •'•• library Sorvicu ond Conuruction Act, P.L. 84-S97' 88 iiscii.-v fAR i-••P•I~G

~eplcttll,cr 30, 1980 STATE PROJECT NO.

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nded iRearl ll•c lnslructiuns bc(otc complctinl! lhts rq>otl) s. c. I

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South Carolina State Libra ADDRESS (IV..,ht, altaol, city oncl Sleta}

P. 0. Box 11469, Columbia, S. C. l. NA

COUll J V

Ri~hland

(803) 758-3181; 758-3182 ZIP COOE I COHGREiStONAL DIU RIC TISifll .... ,,. ... .... :,.

29211 S••••· ''•' "' """'r.c'' All

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4 t:EOGPAPHICAL AND POPULATION DATA fComplalr ~II ol lloa aulrltema •r•plh·•t>la to lhla pro/HI) 5. fOR TITLE Ill, INOICATE TYPE OF PROJECT

(1) Number ~-f Persona Served Ly Project iolx.J ulf•L-;-o;-;~;:-;;~c ss:nv•us p,£X)=-n-r.-,-E-11_E_N_c_E_s_E_A_v_•_c_F._. --

--~~~posed 2, 590,516 b. A~tua l ____ : i::J-~,-~.~.;.~.~~~:' ;,~;5 t4c u---;:;;:;;- (;i[j_l~1g•tc.·~"L Pr.oc B~ING (2) Population, by type of geogrnphic aren flJI.~ o11•E n f.~,•r<itrJ

(Give best estimate of the numher nnd distriLuUon of pcr:ums lli--tfi"e"arc·a -served-by the project Urban 1.232.195 b. Suburban c. Rurnl. 1,358,321 d. TOTAL 2,590,516

7. AGE GROUP SI.AV£0 (Gu• fo"at ~,,;,..,.rp o>ltloc cl.,r,;r,.,,,,.ll of

,,.,.Pnl •"'"f'tf ;,, tl•• pro;~cl br ,.,r 4'tJ"J'• (U"C" llrm .fCtJJ

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SERVED (Give Lest entimate of numher of pcrzons served by rnce or ethnic gt·oup)

a.tfiit:lvei\.mcrfcans 2 , 241 e. ~~)~1 .. 11.11:....-:;1 ii.!; 1 k r.i-t~----(~~it;-c ffy}- -·-----------

b. Orientals ·----- 2,569 __

PROJECT I S"LAIHES AUOI()-VISUAL Cotl Tn AC flJAL Olll(lf BOOMS llOUIPM(Nt AND lrAGCS MA TEniALS SLAVICES EXPENSES

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Actual

NAME OF II(AO. STATE"t.ISII"IiY AGEtiCV (Tt~•')

-iiJro 'AL (Sum "' llrm• (1J '""' fiiJ( (61 owiliC"A"ilt. MIC 28 ----------..1·\iil-LI~---

--- I 6 4

(.IJ SUtOOL 0 ,-(fJnCOROLcltO•uL 16 01 n E";rnriTTIA l. 5

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TOfAL TOft.L FOR r- r:CII: R A L I STATE I LOCAL I tNu•l ,..,.,.1 rAOJECT fUNDS FUN OS f"UNOS Col. 11

(11 (II t•J tiOJ till

109,17~ 57,556 I 51,617 I I 109,173

DAlE I CERTIFY lh•l all of the lnCon~talion contained herein is correct to the be!l of my l<nowl<'di:e· Bettv E. Callaham. Librarian ~ ~.()~ November 1, 1979

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I. Objectives

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title III Project I. Interlibrary Network


The objectives of the Interlibrary Network Project are:

A. To provide better service to South Carolinians by improving access to library resources of the state, region, and nation.

B. To facilitate the sharing of South Carolina library resources by means of a rapid communication system for the location of information and materials.

c. To raise the level of reference and interlibrary loan service through in-service training for reference personnel.

o. To strengthen the services of the State Library so that it may adequately serve as a resource center for all libraries in the state.

E. To provide access to the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) document collection.

F. To encourage cooperation among public, academic, and institutional libraries of South Carolina.


The project supports Goals V and IC of the Long Range Program:

v. To facilitate optimum utilization of South Carolina's total library resources by means of cooperation and reciprocal activities among libraries of all types and at all levels.

IC. To centralize at State level programs and functions which cannot be handled economically or effectively by individual libraries.


The project will provide rapid access to statewide resources, increase interlibrary cooperation, and result in more efficient use of all library resources. It provides the central organization, communications, and bibliographic access necessary for an effective interlibrary loan program. Requests for information and/or materials not available at one library may immediately be transmitted to another, with the State Library at the center of the South Carolina Interlibrary Network.



Measured by either state or national standards, South Carolina's library resources are inadequate to meet user needs, present or potential. Public libraries have less than 1.5 books per capita. Institutional libraries are limited in depth and breadth of holdings. Academic libraries do not haye adequate resources for burgeoning student bodies. The sharing of resources is the only economical and effective means of meeting the demands for service. This project provides the conduit for this resource sharing.


Rapid provision of information and materials not available at the local level is of potential benefit to all South Carolinians. The Interlibrary Network permits all library users to draw upon the resources of (1) the State Library, (2) other public, academic, or institutional libraries, or (3) out-of-state libraries.


The Interlibrary Network Project encompasses a variety of activities having common goals. These activities fall into five categories:

A. Communications - to promote cooperation and to facilitate interlibrary loans

1. In-WATS telephone service - connecting all public and out-oftown institutional libraries with the State Library

2. TWX - connecting the State Library with the three Area Reference Resource Centers, major state universities and out-of-town libraries

3. News for South Carolina Libraries - fostering communication among all public, college, university, institutional, and special libraries within the state

B. Bibliographic Access - to identify and locate library resources

1. Microfilm edition of State Library Catalog - reissued every three years with annual supplements; provided to county and regional libraries and to selected university and institutional libraries as a means of identifying materials for interlibrary loan.


2. SOLINET (Southeastern Library Network) - on-line bibliographic information and location capabilities supplement the South Carolina Interlibrary Loan Network, functioning as an effective union catalog of major S. C. library collections and providing access to materials anywhere in the SOLINET-QCLC network.

3. Machine assisted reference service - the State Library will continue to investigate the feasibility of supplementing reference service through the use of on-line computerized bibliographic services.

c. Interlibrary Loan - to supplement and coordinate library resources

1. State Library staff gives direct interlibrary loan service to public, institutional and special libraries.

2. The State Library is the communications center through which loans among different types of libraries are transmitted. Requests from college and university libraries are channeled through and screened by the University of South Carolina.

D. In-Service Training - to raise the level of reference and interlibrary loan service throughout the state

1. Workshops - The State Library periodically sponsors statewide or regional workshops for reference personnel dealing with information resources, reference skills and techniques, interlibrary cooperation, and other matters pertaining to reference and interlibrary loan service.

2. Field Work - The reference and interlibrary loan staff makes field trips, as needed, to South Carolina libraries for the purpose of identifying local needs and problems, providing instruction, and encouraging more effective use of reference and interlibrary loan service.

E. Study and Planning - to encourage cooperative planning among all types of South Carolina libraries

1. Investigation - The State Library will continue conferences and planning meetings to allow South Carolina librarians to discuss and investigate potential means of cooperation including resource sharing, networking, and technological applications. If necessary, study trips may be made to observe successful multi-type library cooperation in other states and to determine the possibility of replication in South Carolina.


2. Consultation - When a need is indicated, the State Library will engage consultants to study the feasibility of various cooperative activities and to advise on the development of a coordinated plan of action. A possible area of investigation in FY 80 is library automation applications in order to determine at what stage of development automation becomes practical and economical in acquisitions, cataloging, and circulation; to what degree it can'strengthen the interlibrary loan network; and how individual libraries or groups of libraries can best implement compatible automation systems.

3. Demonstration - Where investigation and consultation indicate that a given activity or technology can substantially improve communications, streamline library procedures, or facilitate delivery of service, the State Library may offer a demonstration grant to aid in establishing a cooperative project that crosses type of library lines. The objective would be to find the ways to fill the information and library needs in the State, to show clearly how each party benefits from cooperation, and to show ways of maximizing the expenditure of state and federal funds.

In FY 80, the State Library will monitor the two established SOLINET clusters serving multi-type libraries. The feasibility of establishing additional clusters will be investigated. Such clusters will increase the number of South Carolina libraries participating in SOLINET and will enable the State Library to extend the capabilities of the interlibrary network by drawing upon the holdings of these libraries which previously have been unavailable.




The South Carolina State Library

All libraries of South Carolina


State and LSCA Title I funds provide the materials used by the State Library in the interlibrary loan program (see Project liB. Strengthening the State Library Agency). State funds provide the professional and preprofessional personnel to operate the program. LSCA Title III funds are


expended for communications (postage, telephone, TWX, and SOLINET), some clerical personnel, equipment, equipment maintenance, supplies, printing, consultant fees, demonstration grants, microfilming of catalog, travel and miscellaneous expenses attributable to the Interlibrary Network.


Federal State Total

$57,556* $51,617 $109,173

*Estimated LSCA FY 80 funds carried forward to FY 81: $25,000


The project is administered by the State Library. General supervision rests with the Director of Reader Services and day-to-day operations are the responsibility of the Interlibrary Loan Librarian. SOLINET communications are provided through contract with the Southeastern Library Network and monitored by the Technical Services Librarian.


The total project will be supervised by the Director of Reader Services, with participation of the State Librarian and Deputy Librarian in all planning activities. Many of the results of the project are "intangibles" - leading to improved communication and cooperation between all types of libraries. Specific accomplishments will be measured in terms of the number of libraries involved in planning and activities, the consensus reached concerning immediate and long-range goals, and the development of demonstration projects for prototype activities.

The interlibrary loan phase of the project will be constantly monitored by the Interlibrary Loan Librarian, who supervises the filling of all reference and title requests, and by designated members of the State Library staff. Interlibrary loan statistics will provide a major source for evaluation of this service. Success of the service will be measured in terms of:

(1) the number of interlibrary loan transactions

(2) the percentage of requests filled

(3) the time required for filling patron requests

(4) critique by librarians and patrons

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For Titlu I Ofld Ill of tlte library Services ond Conu•uction Act, P.L. 84•S97, 88 f.isc4i.-YEAR E-t~Oil•&

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nded ,Rrlfcl IIIC IIII>IRJCtintu bclotc comt•lc:tinJ! lhis H:port) s. c. I. NANE l/11•"'"' II ••••• •l•ncr. teliOf••' •• local I•IH•rr, Prfttroia•rlort, or lutlifwrlon ""'' •·Ill ,.,,.,,;..,61er •••• pto,rciJ TlLErnoffE fAne collr. Number. £a•e,.aronJ

South Carolina State Librar (803) 758-3181; 758-3182 ADDRESS (N ... I>et. •••••'• cllr a~>d St•t•J COUttfV

Richland ZIP CODE CONGnrntoNAL DtStRtCTISIIII iua '"•n .,..:,..

P. 0. Box 11469, Columbia, S. C. 29211 s ••••• ,,., ... ,._ • ..,,

5, 6 Z. H

Cente:s (Interlibr~ry Cooperatio_n __ ) __ ~----------------1

6_. --·-- ----. ---~-- _ c:> _ --· _ ---- ______ JECT IF CONTINUING PROJECT~-~~ PREVIOUS PROJECT tiUNBER

'"" --- ---- I · --- --- ---- -- , n£ 0 -------- -------·- ------ • -- 1988 nr-

4 r.EOGRAP .. tCAL AND POPULATION DATA (C-pl•rr 'Ill ol the aub·lleme •r•pli,..ble to I hie prolrciJ

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project- ~ -- ~ -------a. Proposed 385,562 b. A~_tua 1 ___ Ji .:1 CJc-o•.,._~;:~:c-: ,;o;~ t": u-unK , . _ )

(2) Population, by type of geographic area l ClJI. j o111£tt r~•·•rilrJ (Give best estimate of the number und dlstrlLutJon of pcrnons fii-i:liC-arca ·serve<l .. liy the &>ro.)eC[

a. Urban 109,686 b. Suburban c. Rural 275,876 d. TOTAL 385,562 . - ----------

PROJECT I S"LAIUES I I!OOKS I AUOI~IfiSVAL I ICUNTR"CJUA\. Olllf:ff ""'0 WAGES MAJ[fllloLS llQU!PMilNT SI::AY!CES · EICPENSE$

(IJ ('IJ (J) (41 (J) ,., ------- ------17.000 I I I I 8,000 ---------- ------

7. AG£ GROUI' SLAVED ((la .. e """' .. ,;,.,,.,,. o>l II•• ,, ,,,,.,,,.,.,. ·' ,. ............ , .... ,in ,,,. ,. ... ; .. rt ,., .,. ll•oupl (orr llrm 4 uJ J

------- 3

TOTAL FOR FI:UI:RAL

I rROJEC T f UNO$

(11 ("

25,000. 20,000

STATC P'UNOS

('J

LOCAL fUN OS (I OJ

5,000

2

TOTAL (Nu•l ,..,.,,.,

Col, 71 (Ill

25,000

•...., .... 1

1 CERTIFY that all of the lnfomoallon U 'Z o contained hrrdn is conect to I he best ~ ~ 'Z of m)' ltnowlrdec. .... ~

NANE OF lt£40, STAfE'UUIIAftY AliEti(;Y (Tt·t•rJ

E. Callaham. Librarian r CIJ,taL ..

OAT£

a November l, 1979

c-c n•'"'"'·'" ol tlu" lorm)

I. Ojbectives

South Carolina State Library Post Office Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211 Fiscal Year 1980 Title III Project III. Area Reference Resource

Centers


The objectives of the Area Reference Resource Centers Project are:

1. To raise the level of reference service for residents of a multicounty area.

2. To develop special reference services for business, industry, and government.

3. To promote interlibrary cooperation.


The ARRC project supports Goals VB and VB1 of the Long-Range Program:

VB. To establish and maintain a system of Area Reference Centers which will provide an improved level of reference service for all residents.

VB1. To develop and promote special reference services for business, industry, and government.


The Standards for South Carolina Public Libraries call for the establishment of five-or six Area Reference Resource Centers having strong reference and research collections and located within one-half day's round trip of any citizen of the state. The intent of the standard was to coordinate library services of an area and to permit the optimum utilization of all resources by any library user. This project is a step toward implementation of this standard and is carried out to test the feasibility of the concept and to demonstrate methods by which it may be achieved.

IV. Needs Assessment ---No South Carolina library has adequate resources to meet all the

needs of its patrons. This is especially true in the areas of information and reference service which require expensive publications and specialized tools. The only means of providing a reasonable level of service is for libraries to share resources and to cooperate in planning,


Centers

acquisitions, and programming. The ARRC supplements the statewide Interlibrary Network by improving service at the local level and giving the user access to the total library resources of his area.


The Florence ARRC will serve the population of an eight-county area in the Pee Dee (eastern) region of South Carolina.


Activities for FY 80 will include the following:

A. The State Library will:

1. Make a grant-in-aid to the Florence County Library to operate an Area Reference Resource Center.

2. Monitor ARRC activities by:

a. Participation in quarterly ARRC Advisory Council meetings

b. Regular field visits to assist and observe the work of the Regional Reference Librarian in Florence County.

B. The Florence Area Reference Resource Center, in the third year of operation, will:

1. Hold quarterly meetings of the ARRC Advisory Council to advise and assist in the development of the program.

2. Provide a Regional Reference Librarian who will work to raise the level of library service throughout the area by assisting library administrators in collection development, staff training, and improving access to resources.

3. Provide reference materials and research assistance to adult patrons referred to it by libraries in the area.

4. Promote service to business, industry and government by advising librarians of resources and services needed, making direct contacts with representatives of business and industry, and publicizing services through the news media.

5. Stimulate library use by a planned program of publicity and public relations.


Centers

6. Implement such programs and activities as may be justified by need and approved by the Advisory Council and State Library.

7. Assess value of the project and decide whether or not it will be continued with gradual phasing in of local funding.


The Area Reference Resource Center Project will be implemented in FY 80 by the Florence County Library in the eight county Pee Dee (eastern) area of South Carolina.


A. The South Carolina State Library

B. The Florence County Library (grantee)

-8 county library systems

-3 college libraries

-2 Technical Education Center libraries

-2 special libraries


Florence: The LSCA grant provides salaries of the Regional Reference Librarian and some secretarial help, promotion and printing, travel, and communication costs, and other expenses approved by the Advisory Council within LSCA guidelines for Title III.

During FY 79, the Florence ARRC member libraries began to discuss the future funding of the project. Present plans call for the full funding of the program with LSCA through FY 80, with the gradual phasing in of local contributions beginning in FY 81.

The Florence County Library will continue to provide space and equipment for its Regional Reference Librarian and supporting services. It will receive supplementary grants for materials under the Metropolitan Libraries Project (Title I).

LSCA Title III funds budgeted for FY 80 include FY 79 carry-over, and FY 80 funds.

•

Federal

FY 79 $12,275

FY 80 20,000*

Total $32,275


Centers

Local Total

-o- $12,275

$5,000 25,000

$5,000 $37,275

*$12,000 (est.) will be carried forward for use in FY 81.


The project will be administered under a contract between the State Library and the Florence County Library (see attached copy). From the state level, it will be supervised by the Deputy Librarian and the Field Service Librarian assigned to Florence County. At the local level, it will be supervised by the Florence County Library Director and by the Advisory Council made up of librarians representing the various types of libraries in the area.


The Florence Regional Reference Librarian prepares an annual budget and plan of activities which is submitted for consideration and approval by the ARRC Librarian, the State Library, and the Advisory Council. Field trip reports and quarterly reports on activities are prepared. The Advisory Council meets quarterly to review the program and to recommend future goals and activities. The success of the project is evaluated by the Advisory Council on the basis of the assistance provided to the local county libraries and to other libraries in the area in improving reference services •

ANNUAL PROGRAM


1978-1979

Supplement

South Carolina State Library 1500 Senate Street

P. 0. Box 11469 Columbia, South Carolina 29211

I

FY 79 Carry-OVer Funds

WORKSHEET CONSOLIDATED LISTING OF PROJECTS INCLUDED IN AUUUAL PROGRAM FOR TITlES I AND Ill

THE AMOUNTS REPOilTEO BELOW ARE: HATE FOR FISCAL YEAR OAf£ OF SUB·

(!)ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES BY PROJECT, BY LSCA TITLE EtfOING MIUIOH

0 ACTUAL EXPENDITURES BY PROJECT, BY LSCA TITLE South Carolina Sept. 30, 1980 11-1-79 l:tSTIIUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THIS LISTING FOLLOW• THE PROJECTS LISTED BELOW ARE AUTHORIZED UNDER PAOVI·

1. Uso o aeporoto ahoot for ooch LSCA Title I Program: Pvltllc Librorr, ln1tltutlonol, ond tloncllcoppod; 510NS OF LSCA (cANt -•J Mel for Title Ill. (lij TITLE I, PUBLIC LIBRARY

2. Tronscrlbe lho lnforntotlon fro• Section 8 of each Prolocl Report to one of tho linol 0 TITLE t, INSTITUTIONAL Ito low.

0TtTLE I, HANDICAPPED 3. For eoch LSCA Tille, ehow lotol of upMclllurea llr cotooorr (colul'llftl ).7) ond source (colunvu 8-11). 0 TITLE Ill

BY ~A TEGORY (coluMns l·lt BY SOURCE (celu-• 8-11)

PROJECT SALARIES AND AUDI~

TOTAL BOOK I VISUAL E&UIP. CONTRACT• OTHER TOTAL FOR FEDERAL STATE LOCAL NUMBER WAGES MATER!- M NT UAL SERVICES EXPENSES PROJECT FUNDS FUNDI FUNDS c-•• eo-1 ALl C9f- 7)

I J , f • • 7 • ' 10 II

I 4,735 4,735 4,735 4,735

I-B 1,262 1,262 1,262 1,262

II-A 10,000 39,952 49,952 49,952 49,952

II-B 44 '797 44,797 44,797 44,797

III-A 6,395 6,395 6,395 6,395 -

III-B 2,540 2,540 2,540 2,540

III-D 25,000 10,000 10,000 5,636 50,636 50,636 50,636

III-E 10,000 5,000 2,941 17,941 17 '941 17,941

III-F 20,000 10,202 30,202 30,202 30,202

IV-A 5,000 5,000 7,436 17,436 17,436 17,436

V-D 39,000 39,000 39,000 39,000 -

VII 54,734 54' 734 54' 734 54,734 ----

TOTALS 70,000 98,797 69,734 81,099 319,630 319,630 319,630

FY 79 Carry-over Funds

VIORKSIIEET CONSOLIDATED LISTING OF PROJECTS INCLUDED ltl AUUUAL PROGRAM FOR TITLES I Atm Ill

THE AMOUUTS REPORTED DELOW ARE: SlATE FOR FISCAl YEAR lJA fE OF SUB·

(]]ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES BY PROJECT, BY L.SCA TITLE ENDING MISSIOU : 0 ACTUAL EXPENDITURES 8Y PROJECT, BY LSCA TITLE South Carolina Sept. 30, 198( 11-1-79 I

IHITAUCTIOHS FOR COMPLETING THIS LISTING FOLLOW, TltE PROJECTS,LISTED DELOW ARE AUTHORIZED UNDER PROVI,

1. U1e o aeporate ah .. t for each LSCA Title I Program: Public Llbroty, lnatltutlonol, and tlondicopped; SIOUS OF LSCA tcll•c• one)

oriel for Title Ill. OnTLE t, PUBLIC LIBRARY

2. Tranacrlbo the Information from Section B of ooch Prolect Repo<t to one of the linea (NTITLE I, tNSTtTliTIONAL I

below. D TITLI! '· HANDICAPPED

I 3. for eoch lSCA Title, ahow lotol of eapenclltur .. br category (columna 1-7) and aource (columna 8-11). 0 TITLE Ill

BY CATEGORY (columM 1.7) BY SOURCE (ulumnt 8·111 1

PROJECT AUDIO.. I SALARIES AND BOOKS VISUAL EQUIP• CONTRACT• OTHER TOTAL FOR FEDERAL STATE LOCAL TOTAL I

NUMBER WAGlE$ (mu•l •ouef I MATER .. NENT UAL SERVICES EXPENSES PROJECT FUNDS FUNDS FUNDS ALS COJiumn 1)

I 2 J ' I • 1 ' • 10 II

VI-A 653 653 653 653

'

!

I i

I I I

i 1'0TAI.I 653 653 653 h'11

FY 79 Carry-over Funds

YIORKStfEET CONSOLIDATED LISTING OF PROJECTS INCLUDED IU AtnmAL PROGRAM FOR TITLES I AtlO Ill

TltE AMCUil a REPORTED OELOW ARE: SJ ATE FOR FISCAL YEAR IJAJE Uf SUB·

(il ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES BY PROJECT, BY L$CA TITLE ENDING MISSION

0 ACTUAL EXPENDITURES BY PROJECT, BY LSCA TITLE South Carolina Sept. 30, 1980 11-1-79 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THIS LISTING FOLLOWa TilE PROJECTS.LISTED DELOW ARE AUTHORIZED UNDER PROVI

1. Use o uporole aheel for each LSCA Title I Program: Public library, ln1lltullonal, and Uondicopped; SIOUS Of lSC4 (cllu• one1

ond for Title Ill. CJ TITLE t, PUBLIC LIBRARY

2. Tronacrlbe the Information from Section 8 of each Project Report to one of the lin•• 0 TITLE I, IUSTITliTIOHAL below. [i) TITLE t, HANDICAPPED

3. For each LSCA Title, ahaw total of upendltur .. by category (columna ).7) ond aource (columna 8-11). 0 TITLE Ill

BY ~ATEGORY (columna 1.7) BY SOURCE (coivmna 8-111


TOTAL BOOKS \IISUAL EQUIP• CONTRACT· OTHER TOTAL FOR FEDERAL STATE LOCAL NUMBER WAGES MATER!- MENT UAL SERVICES EXPENSES PROJECT FUNDS FUNDS FUNDS (mu•r •o-o•• ALl column 7J

I J J 4 j ' 7 ' , 10 II

VI-B 9,994 9,994 9,994 9,994

I I

I I

I

: i

i 9,994 !

1'02"ALI q_q94 9.994 ; 9,99

FY 7 9 CARRY -OVER FUNDS

WORKSHEET CONSOLIDATED LISTING OF PROJECTS INCLUDED Ita AtntUAL PROGRAM FOR TITLES I Atm Ill

THE AMOUUTS REPORTED OELOW ARE: STAlE FOR FISCAl YEAR DA IE OF SUB·

lZ) ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES BY PROJECT, BY LSCA TITLE ENDING MISSIOU

0 ACTUAL EXPENDITURES BY PROJECT, BY LSCA TITLE South Carolina Sept. 30, 198( 11-1-79 IHSTRUCTIOHS FOR COMPLETING THIS LISTING FOLLOWa TilE PROJECTS LISTED DE LOW ARE AUtHORIZED UNDER PAOYI·

1. Uao a 1oporoto •hoot for eoch LSCA Tille I Program: Puhlic Llbrory, lnalltutlonol, ond tlondicoppod; SIOUS OF LSCA tclaoct on•l

' and for T itlo Ill. CJ TITLE I, PUBLIC LIBRARY

~ 2. Tronac:ribe tho Information from Sec:llon B of eoc:h Projocl Report to one of tho linea Onne: a. INSTITUTIONAL llolow.

QTITL! I, HANDICAPPED 3. For ooch LSCA Title, ahow total of upendituru by colegory (column• 1-1) ond IOurco (columna a.Jl).

~TITLE Ill

BY ~ATEGORY (columna 1·71 BY SOURCE (coluonnt 8·1 I)


TOTAL BOOKS VISUAL EQUIP• CONTRACT• OTHER TOTAL FOR FEDERAL STATE LOCAL NUMBER WAGES MATER!• MENT UAL SERVICES EXPENSES PROJECT FUNDS FUNDS FUNDS (mud oouof ALS column 7)

I 2 ' • I ' 7 • ' 10 II i

I 15,000 10,484 25,484 25,484 25,484

III 12,275 12,275 12,275 12,275

IV 4,984 4,984 4,984 4,984 I

:

I I

I

I

J"Of'ALS 27.275 15.468 42.743 4~.741 42.743

PROJECT REPORT

!~ .: (arry-Uver Funds

4U. .... . .... I I'• ••.• , ...... I f,,, t•;~tlr rltm •an tlu·• funu. J..----

1 tu~ •·I: f'ui< 1 ·~ r u~ lXI ;~::•,•;·~·~~t.:J 0 AU ACTUAL

PHOJECT

llflE

I ii~(u-y i :.w fr•.LUr4Ci ___ _

~cpt..::o!l.t:r 30, 1980 For Tirl•• f o"d Ill of rhe Librorr s.,.,,u, on4 Conurwctoon Acr. P.L. 84-597, ae U.t.U

s. c. POlO IE~ 1 .. .;).

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~ ... ~ Q ... u "' .... 0 c: 0.. I

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South Carolina State Librarv (803) 758-3181; 758-3182 ADOAESS t/11.-... ,, erreer, cfrr •"" Slelo) ZIP COO[ COiiGnffirO .. AL OIUAtCTi$1111 lou '"•" ,,f:,.

P. 0. Box 11469, Columbia, S.C. 29211 S••••• lUI • ., ,.,mbvl All

1 ._ ....... -. ------. .. •1 ~- ~------ ~ ~ _:·~-~-. ___ .'' curn• .. ~m•" Pn~~~~'-·_ ~~~~~-~~~·-o_u~-.. ~~~-E_c., •;ua~ ~:.c-;-. on- errn1na

4 IOEOGP~I. AND POPULATION OATA (C:omplel• ~~~ ol the euti·Home •I•PII<ot.l• 10 lhle p•ot•CI)

(1) Number of Persons St!rved by Project =l- riJ( 1 D•l.uo .. •u""'' sr-:"v•tls -,-~a_._ Pr~posed 2,590,516 u. Actual ______ · ;::-;-LJ.·c;;;..;,~.:.c_,.-;,::'~'''uuu ... {,j'[j '~~~','c'E"''- P"OtL~~·-.c. (2) Population, by type of geo~raphic arc!a fll! ·_,v•••£••r-~,.,.,,YJ

(Give best estimate of the nu111ller and distrii.Jution oi pcr~wns fii-tfiea-rca "scrvca~oy-tlac project

I. __ :: __ u~~..:':~---~·~3-~,~95 -· _ b. Suburban c. Rural 1,385,321 d. TOTAL 2,590,516 --·-'--

.. •t_~l~ ,1. ACE GROYP SLAVED ((:••• booel .,.,.,..,,,. o>f lloo , ..... ~ ...... tft .t

1 ,..~~~---' ... , ...... ,_u.••l ..... u .... "" .. rr--z ~··- .. _ ... .,_. '- .. - ... -- .,~ .... ~.- J tltCtttL.i\Rf..,.(AirD·I41 1-87.70YI tJJG,..•ov•Tt.. t•t,zt,.•.t l,·~·92,i64 . . "90,960

number of

2,241 e. ~patil:;l.-=i:jlt:irldlth 2,569 <~l;ccffy)- ---- --------

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PftOJECT I $AI,AIU(S aootu 11,.0 WAGES

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l. Propos~d

z. Actu•l

I CERTIFY &hat all ol the laCo,.~tlon contained h~rcin b conect 10 the ~esa of •r •nowl*dce·

AU010oV1$Uiol. ro·n•-<•u.. . ..... NATIAIAlS EOUI,.IotE,.f SERVICES £.1CP[N51ES

(J) (fl ,, ---'~--

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NA .. IE OF ti[AO, STA(£'Lt8HAftY AGt:NVf (TH•rJ


. ....... , F'£0ERAL STAf£ "AOJIECT I'UNOt Fu .. os ,,, ,,, ,,,

4,735 ';. 7 35

l.C'~

LOCAL ruN OS

flO I

OAT

2 3

fOUL (llf ... t , •••••

Cel. II (Ill

!.,715

November 1, 1979 .. , ..... • , ___ '

I .. I

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r:.· 79 Carn·-Over Funds •II .. •II ;:._t I'• ll'>j 'II·' I

r •.• , .... " 111·111 'II\ lht•; fouu. ' -·--:--~----I ttl~ l'id'vl< I t~ hJR 1 tr LE

PROJECT REPORT IX., A l'll•.'•'<lSI:.U [] Att ACTUAl, • Pn•lltCT . PJlOJECT I

riSc-.i.i.-YiAk £"riL>il.c.--------~cpt..::••ln:r 3lJ, 1980

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Pi!.;) IE C T Hi),

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~ ... ~ Q ... u I.U -. 0 Q: 0..

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rY ADDA[SS (,'V.-kr, tlreel, clly end Stei•J

?. 0. Box 11469, Columbia, S. C. CtJutcTY

Richland

-----~,_(aQJ) 758-3181; 758-3182 .lliP LOO£ COuGnffitO,..AI... OtSHUCTISI 01 lut cllen 0,.f;,.

2921 Stelr, lltl &, """'Dell

1 All

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....... __ . ··-·--. ... •• ,---· ... -· __ -·--. .. curoi "'u'"" PAOJE~-~vE !~~~·ou~ PnoJlCT ••uMaEA IB OPO~EO TE (l .. INA TIO'I 04 T c Indefinite ----4 I':[OCfiAPwoCA: AHO PO PULA TIDN OAT A (Compltt• ~II ol 1he eub·•l•"'• •I•Piue:.l• to <hit f'l<>l•c~J ~O.A ~~; Ill, INOIC AT [ TyPE 01' PROJECT

(1) Nuruber of Persons Served by Project u1L ID•hLrut.ruc• ... c sHrvacrs 1J,OnrFEIILNCE S£Av•cF

a. Proposed ::! 5 90 516 L • .1\c t ua 1 · 771 L.J, ·o:;;;;:-,::;c;~.""~ ,[ ,. u ..... IIJ U ," c. .... ~· c.o L P r.o< t ~-;,~c. --- - -- -- ----- u~ (2) Population, by type of geogrilphic arc!a Pd ... r"'''f''l~•·r<•'•'

(Give Lest estimate of the numLer and t.l1str1Lution oi l'l.!l"~WtlS rii-tfienrea ·scrved-ty the prOJ~-t-c"'"t,---a. Urban 1,232,195 b. Suburban c. Rural 1,358,321 d. TOTAL 2,59J,516 .. ----- ---

., 7. AGE GROUP St.AVEO t<:oYe b•ol ••''"'•'• "' "·• d•''"''"''""' ef prr•C"na .,,.,rrl .,, ''•• ptn;~cl by •Qr I'Ot'"• (srp llf"Pft ftiJ}

I \JJI .. --.• ~••z~•'-a.A..•l ,,r;~uu•'-'uyt'~~, ...,.L,w ••u, .. ..,~. ~••u'- •rJ ............. "" --- 1 !1tC•••Lf'R"...,f•~,.O·I4J/O'J,tU"1t IJ,GH•Ou•TL t•t'1t-6•Jl.,092,i64

PROJECT

Ptopos~d

Ac111~l

SAI.AIU[S AotO WAG£~

(I)

800KI

( 'J

BY C:AT[COftY tC•I.-uo 1·11

AUOIOoVtSUAI. MATf;IIIALS

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(II

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(JJ

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OfltCR EllP[NSES

(d)

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J'F.:OUUI.

,U,..DS ,, 1 .., ~., -'- ,,_

74 ~~

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STAT( ,VMOS

c•' LOCAL ,VNOS

tfO}

AT(

2 3 4

16 5

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c ••. 11 (HI

1,262

90,960

conuinc:d herein is concct &o the but /'J _ .,#-- ("""~ 1 CERTIFY lh•l •ll of &he lnfonno~lion HAW£ OF u£AO. STAT£-&...rSHAin AGf.,LT tTH••I I'St<ONATUIIE ~~

r ot cnr llnowl.-dcc. Betty E. Callaham, Librarian l..$_~ ~. ~ovember 1, 1979

PROJECT REPORT

111 .• •II • ."LI ,,, 11"•1 '11•'.1

f .. r l'·'' h ,,,."' •Ill llu·• form. . -·--:--:-------••t 1'0ill 1~ f \JA

I XI ~,;:;~,'i';·~st. u []All ACTUAL POOJECT

tl ,~ Larry-over funds

J ll L E

I

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'· NAW£ ti.J•••"'' II ••••• Glrncy. lr,•OI••'•' 1-Jc•lltbl.t)'. OtiDIU,.Uon, 01 ,, •• ,.,Uthlf'l ,,., .. ,, uJ•flllltel•' "'" r,.l,r.;IJ T[L£1'111)~£. (..t••• U•<l•o Nv..,IHt, Ear•nuett}

South Carolina State Librarv (803) 758-3181; 758-3182 couoh j"• coo< I CoNG•rn•o•AC ••"••eto" "' •••• ••- _,; •• AOOA[SS~N..,.ht, olteel, cltlf enll Stetel

• Srer~. llol b,. ,..,. •• ,,

..... - _____ .ru , Columb1a, S. C. I Richland _ 29211 All

IL\. . ..... ___ .. ____ _ ~· __ _ ___ . ,, '-:_.·,;·;;-;;·~-;~-;;~i-:c:;'V£ PAEv•ou~ PnoJtCT teuwa~IY~

a. ESTIMATED TOfAL TIME SP.aN·(,uu) Indefinite b. PROJECT ISI:\iAN 1956 _ _lc:. PROPQ~·TEn,;.~AI10t4 041£ :;O:l-Ter7.>.i~ • ~EOC'oPAPWICAL AND POPULATION OAT•A ~Co"'"}."' ~U ol the oull·alemo •I•Pll<el>le to tl>lo pro1HIJ ~~~~~~: 111. INCIICATE T YP£ OF' PROJECT

rnLJ lllhUO<olfAt•totC St;ltVIClS (1) Number of Persons Servea uy rroJect __ a_._ Proposed 2,590, 516 u. Ac tu:•! ______________ ]~TJ··o~;;-.:~_c_" -;,~~ M r.u .. " 1 f'JW )u_~~';C.'i. ~.~ "':':v' L• ........

(2) Population. by type of geographic arc!a [ ud -.J"'"f'''~'·r•••rJ . . (Give best estimate of the numuer and distribution of pcr~;lln!> 1ii-tl'i'e'a-t7t!a ·scrvea-&y thc--pfOj~ct' '

Urban 1.232.195 b. Suburban c. Rural1,358,321 d. 1'0TAL 2,590,516 ---·-.:.-., 1. AGE GROUI' ~LAVED l(;owe 1>~•1 r•''"'"'" ,.r llo~ d· ,,,,,,, .. .,., •'

numher of1-------- -IIJ IOTAI.I$•-"'''~"'•(l}lhm(IIJ~<Jti<Eif ACAII~""IC 2

!11 \f"LCIAl. 3 ---r;.'Uiti•L 1a l,,,,.u:.•·•••L\ Sp;ui l !> \,-=i;ji;-;:,1, fl\h

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P"OJECT I , ......... £,I eooKs ""'0 WAGES Ill m

lo,ooo I

I CERTIFY' lha& aU of th~ lnfonulion conlainc:d hc:•dn i1 con~ct ao &h~ bel& of mr lonowh•dct•

IAUOI~VISUAl.l ICUUTAACfUAL I OltiEfl MAflAIALS tOUIPiot£NT $£AV•CES £JIP£NUS

(J) ( 41 (JJ 141

I I I I 39,952

NA .. ( 01 II( AD, SfAf(-L18HAffY AGEH'-Y {TIP•}


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171 (II ,.} II OJ (Ill

49,952 49,952 49,952

~ovember, 1, 1979

FY /i.j Carry-uv~r tunds

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PROJECT REPORT IX., A f'fll)l',l!t.O ('I All .aCTUAl. • PO•)ItCT ....J P'10J£Cl I

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AOOAE:$$ U~ ........ •••••'• cUp •nil $tei•J

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29211

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(803) 758-3181: 758-3182 coiiGnrnaoNAL OISTAoCTISI fll I••• ,,..., rnf.",... S••••· lie I fall' numll.-1 All

--------'---- ·---.--, ..... ·-~. ··-,~-. L•~l --·· ... ·-···-. ··-·--. '' (.uhl rftUIPIG PROJtCT. C.IVE PAEVIOU~ PROJECT liU,.iUA I !3

a. EnuutED fOUL TIMIE SPAN·c,u••J Inde:"inite b. PROJECT otG•N 1975 jc. PAo;;o;EO. ,(;.;.NAT•0•4 DATE :;on-Terni~

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project riJLJ ooroLI\)un.or>tuc s.:lfYo(u rJJO nr:HnlNCE S£Avotr

4 t;[OGAAP .. ICAl. AHO POPULATION OATA (C-plet• ~~~ ot 1he eul>·tleme •t•PIIC•t>h 10 IIIIa P•~I•<~J ~~.~:!; Ill. INCHCAT E TYPE OF PAOJ(C T

a. Proposed 2 j90 jl6 u. Actual · ~LJ.~o:;;~;-c;-;;;;;-~ ,., ""u' .. ' t11U "c ...... ~ .. ~. ,.,.o, l ~~ ... c. --:--- , ' - --- ------------ ULI t.JlfLJ.(.Jr.:_.. ___ ----

(2) Population, by type of geogr3phic area od.-.J<>'•'E" '·'••rc"•J (Give ue~t estimate of the number and distribution of l•cr~;,ms fii-tlie'afea ·scrved-T.>y-nlc pro) .... -e-c .... t-

a. Urban 1,232,195 b. Suburban c. Rural. 1,3j8,321 d. TOTAL 2,590,jl6 ·- - -~- t ., 7 • .aCE GROUP SI.AV£0 (lor•e I>••' ,,,,.,.,., .. Ill•• d• ,,,,,. •.•. ., or

number Of 1-(IJ fO ~.;:.of olcmeflJ lh"' llllti£1 U HtE 'f AC .au~_ .. _•_c _____ _

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PROJECT I SALoUtf($ I eooeu ANO WAGES

OJ t'J

44,797

I CfRTIFY that all of the lnCornuolion CODI~incd hcealn ia conect to the best or "'' ltnowl•dc•·

•uDio-v•su&\. r ...... couA< OtiiEfl llotATEAI&LS EQUif't.IENT SEAvoCtS t•P'£N$ES

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17J (II ,,, flO I (Ill

44,797 44.797 44,797

£

~ovember 1, 1979

PROJECT REPORT

Ill. ·•II • .'l.l 1:• ll'lli'II·.'·J

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C{ I ~J::','i':S~t. u 0 Atl ACTUAL Pf10J(CT

Ft 79 Carn--Over Funds

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---- .. ------··- ----- --· • . (803) 758-3181: 758-3182 ADDRESS (f'l..,fHI•. er•••'• cllr •n4 St•I•J CUU,. r y I ZIP COO( I CONGRE SSIO~AL OISTAICTISI fl/ lut ,,.,... •nf:,.

P 0 B 11 ' 69 C 1 b · S . S•••r. llet br ""m~ul . • ox ~ , o urn 1a, • C. R1ch1and 29211 All 2. lfAM(

_____ .. ___ --- ...... ·---- --··---- (State \\ide Program) __ ____ ------J. Prl.:lJEC:T CATES IHIT14L PROJECT '\_jCONTIIWIIfG PROJECT 1F (;uttiiHU'"" PAOJ~~E~~vaou~ PROJLCT ,.u.,a£R IIIA

O~f.O T(nMINII fl014 04 Ti

S. fOA THlt; Ill, INCliCAT[ TTPf. OF PROJECT

mLJ u-;(.";.out.llU'tiiC St;IIY&CES -

Indefinite ~--

• <OEOGPAPttiC4L. AHO POPUL.ATION QATA (Co..plelr 'Ill ol•h• euli·•l~m• •I•PIIc•l>l• 10 l"'t ptOI.CIJ

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project a. Proposed 2,590,516 u. Actual ~;~LJ .. ~.;::;;.;~;c;-;-;o;;:,,(""uw"lt''W"'.'"··~·~- .... u<••····-. .. ---- _ ---- ----- . )L.J~u..,J .... c_..c. ____ ----

(2) Population, by type of geo~raphic area Pol ... iutotf•• t~•·r.•'»J (Give l>e~t estimate of the number and tl1str1Lut1on of pcn;nns fii-thenrea ·scrvcd-Gy tlte-vfO)~ct

1 a. Urban 1,232,195 b. Suburban c. Rural 1,358,321 d. TOTAL 2,590,516 ., --._..;.-

rr~·~ 17. AG[ GAOUP SI.RV(Df(oort ~rei .. ,,,.,.,,. ~Ill•• d ••• ,., •• ,, .. .,. •'

j \J/1 .. -' •uy;:a.&.\,;CI.L.LY uauu.o.-.ut'l'"'ua ...... v,. uuuu.t.-• "'"g"' • .., .,. ........ .,- J.LfiC1tiLI'\RF-.f•lr0•141789,709j fJIC.•uOuATL l•trH-.•Jl 09.2,/64 .,_.__ •.. "',.' ~··· ,... ' .,. '..... _....... ............... r 4S anflow ... rJ 190,960

....... "~r .. ·.~:..:~-.. .. -::::: ... ~..,~

TOUL PAO.IECT I SIILAIIti£S I BOOMS l&uOt~v•suAI.I ICurHA4CtuA&. f OHtEit tOTAL "OA .. f:OiiAAL STATE I.OCAI. lllf .... .. ., ....

A ... O WAGES MATERIALS EQUIPa.tENT SEAVt(lS EXPENSES PAO.IlCT FUND' ,u,.,os FUNDS c ••. ,, UJ w m til (JJ _!!!.____ (71 ,,, r•J fiOJ (II)

•• PIOPOSC'd I I I I I I 6, 39 5 6,395 6,395 6,395

...... 1

1 CERTIFY lh•t ell •I the lnlonuUon ~ z o .:ont•uu~d h.:r~in ia conect 10 the '-e•& "2 Z of lllf kno.,lt'dCt'• ... ~

NAME OF ttEAD. STAfE'L.IBHAfi\' AG(IH,.Y (Til'•}

Bettv E. Callaham, Librarian a3 OATE

r. Oa.LtL~. - ~overnber 1, 19/9

PROJECT REPORT

1\1: ..... :~;r a:• ,,.,,;~11·.'·1

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J-----·--~------1111~ l;t.: 1'\liiJ I~ r uA

I XI ~ri:;•,'i'~'~ 1 t. 0) 0 All ACTUAL Pf'IOJlCt

FY 79 Carry-0~~r Funds

liJL£

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~cpt.:!nlrcr 30, 1980 For Tirlu I ond Ill ol the library s.nius Ol1d Coruuvci•OI\ Act. P.L. 84-597. as s. c.

lliTE PROIE.:T .. u. IIIB Amended ,'Rc.t.lthc lnuructwns lld~tc C•>mJilctrn~ thu ~~·:vrtJ

~ .... ~ Q .... u .... ..... 0 Cll: CL

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I. 14AW£ ti.J~•·"'' II •'••• •l•ncr. 1rCto11al ot l~c•l l••••rr, "''4ntJello~a. 01 '"'"'ulhln n,.,, .. ,, ~J ... .,.,.,_, II•• ,.,,,:j,~,.,J T l L(I'IIOfll (A••• co•ll•. ,'>umber. E uenuonJ

South Carolina State Library (803) 758-3181; i58-3182

I:----uu .. TY

ichland AODA£ SS (IV.-.. ,. tf•••'• clly •nil Sl•t•J • liP CODE

29211 All Columbia, S. C.

(Oif'Giiffiao"' AL DIS T AI' TIS I Ill lue ,,..,. .,.f;,., :;,.,, ,,, ... ,..,,.&.,, Z. If AM

Title - Project IIIB. Career Education: Workshops _ ____ _ u ... _ _ ,, c~-.~-l~Pilomt. c.1v£ PREvaou~ PnoJlCT 11ua.oa~-fi~J:B

~;-.;m- ,;;.;.;...~-,.o•• oue Indefinite 6 1':£0\.II&P•HCAL. AND POPULATION DATA (Compl•tr ~~~ ol '"• •ulr·U•mo •J•PIIc•t.h to'"" ptoJ•CIJ ~.fOR 11ft..f-; Ill, IHCliCAT£ TYPE OF' PROJECT

i';)'L.} OrftL7.:HotUI'tt!C SldiVIC(S

(2)

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project a. Proposed 2, 590,516 b. Actua! _____________ _]( .. , ~-· :.;::;;.;~.~ .. -;-,':'~ ,.( uuu" 1 tiJLJ ;u~;·,·c.·;- •\. .... u, • ....... ...

Population, by type of geo~raphic ar-:a I pal_ _Jv'"£••r.~r·•co''' (Give be.st estimate of the numiJer and distriuutiun ot pcr:;ons ili-tfie'a-i=-ea ·scrved-... 6-y___,t-l'""•e-v--ro~

I __ "· U~~an_ 1,23:?,195 b. Suburban c. l{ura: 1,358.321 d. TOTAL 2,590,5~-----'--, 1 11. AGE GROUP SI.AV£0 t<:ue f>•ol ••''"'"''" .. ,.,,. dttlttiHihewt of

number of

I -- ----- ·· -· fXPENOfTURfS !Fill;,. Lrne llnr .. PROPOSf'.CJ" an·l lwr 1 ,,., .. ,..,,.,., .. r•p•,.lf•to"''• llo•••.f•ll••• .. •••• ,.,,. • .,,,., ,J .. II.HJ I

PAOJ[CT S&'-AIUES AltO WAGES

(I,

800MS

t'J

8'1' CATEcorcy tCot.-... 1·1J

AUDIOoVIS\JAI. MAT~AI&LS

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coutftACIUA'-I OltcEII. Si;AVoCts E•PENStS

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2,540

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PROJECT REPORT

;~1. . ·II ;:"r I '• 1'''1 '11·.'·1

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(803) 758-3181; 758-3182 South Carolina State Library AODAESS C~_.b••· •••••'• clly end Stele} COUP,! IV ZIP COOE CouGiiffi•o ... AL OIS 1 A•C Y t$1 111 lu• '""" .,.,;,.

S•••r. ''•' by ,..,,a.,• s. c. Richland 29211 All

(see also Proj~~~~~A:_ Library Developme:it) , ............ -·--· '-'·" __ .. ______ -·--· l((.utoo:PIUillGPAOJtCT,<#I\IEPAEVIOUSPAOJtCTuu .. a£01

a. Euu.uYEO TOTAL TIM£ SPAN'(runJ b. PROJECT ut::var-t f_c. PR~---;o--;EO· TE~-,;,~-;T•0•4 C4T£ );on-T.::rr::i_n_a_l __ _ 6 t;[OGRAPwoCAL AND POPULATION DATA (C,.plo" 'Ill ol tile ouO·oloma •I•PII<et./e to lhla poo/#CI} 1 ~~~~_:!· Ill, mOIC ATE TYPE 0( PROJ£ C T

(l) Number of Persons Served by Project uJL\o•ru.aou•u""'' H.llvocfs CJJQnr~ErtL~iC£ HAvocF

a. Proposed 65,000 u. Actual -~::-;-LJ.';.7~;~.~;-z;;--;;-;,;-~,,,"'"·'''" (IJU''''"•''"'-Pr.oct!.":o-.~:. ---- __ ----- ___ _ _ ------ Uut t(...IIU.C.Je.-... ___ ----

(2) Population, by type of geographic area od -.lu, .. t,,,~,.rc.,,J

(Give best estimate of the number and uisnil.Jution of t•cr·~mns fii-tliearea ·scrv'Ccl by the pro)..--e-c .... t--a. Urban 331..238 b. Suburban c. Rural 718,015 J. TOTAL 1,049,253

··-~·: 1 1. AGE GROUP !.I.RVEO ({;, ... t>"•' •"''""'" ,., lloe d••'''""'''"" •'

1 ,..,,~---·' •uz~•'-u~•; &&Yu'-4•'-~rr,_ ... , ........... ,. nu .... ,.,_ ....... -'-' -- .._. .......... u- 1 rt•CH•L.Onf'Nf .. .J.r0·141'o,"4-uu 1 tJJG,.•OvAT~ t•t,zt""•' Lu,300 700

P"OJ[C1' , ........ , BOOKS At,~D WAGES

"' {1)

l. Ptopos~d 1 25 ,ooo I 10,000

l. A~tu~l

l CERTIFY that all of the lnform~lion contained h~rc.-ln '• concct &o the but of IIIJ knowl~dce.

I

•uooo-v"""'l l<ooou•c.uul oooo<• loon< •o•l f'EOt:AAI. STAT£ MAJ[AIALS EQUIP .. tENf SEAVtC£$ EXPENSES PROJECT ,UNOt ,UNOS

CJJ UJ IJJ UJ 171 ,,, ,,} 10,000 I I I 5,636 I 50,636 I 50,636 l

HAW[ Of' 11[40, SfAfE'L18HAftY AGENI.,;'f fTII")

~e~ Betty E. Callaham, Librarian a

fOUL LOCAL ,., ... , ..... e. f'UNDS c ••. 11

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I I 50,636

OAT

November 1, 1979

•

PROJECT REPORT

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0

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'fl.' 79 Carr~ -C-..:r Funds

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•• HAN£ tltlclellly II ••• ,. Ofcncr. I~Q•Gual 01/~c•l l•l)t••r. ,,,,PIIeflon. 01 ,,.,.,,..,,"," lhol .,, u.J•Ifflll.lttt '"• r,~,.cl)

Scuth Carolina State Librarv

c. CUUNJY

Richland liP COO£

29211

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(803) 758-3181; 758-3182 "CCiiGiiffiaON AL OISJ AI~ liS I Ill lua ,,._ ,,.,:,.

s ••••. ,,., f)y """'bell 2d & 5th

·---------0·-------I l... ·~ .. ·- .. r~-........ l!~-~ ... " ...... _ ... _. ""....... ,, (.ut;T ttiUifiG PROJE~~V£ ~~~·ous PnOJtCT t•uwa~---I 0 - - 0 0 .. ---. ..1 I 0 ----· ---

0 ..,_,,v c·--OPO~EO TEO .. INAfo0•404TE :lay 31, 1~

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project rnL.Iu•r.uo<>ru''"'' s~;raveus tJIOnr.F£11£ ... c£ S£""''' t tOEO~IIAPWtCAL ANI) POPULI. TION 04T A (COIPtpletr ~~~of the aul>·•l•me •t•Pfl<elll• to oM a pro1~ul) ~OR 1 tr~ Ill, INOIC ATE TYPE OF PROJECT

__ a_. Proposed 14,598 b. Ac tua! _ · c :J C.Fc~;:;.~c: ~~:::~~~·vu" 111 U '~g·tc.'i "" "'"0 c uo:o~c. (2) Population, by type of geographic area P•l.o.J"'''f'''~''"'''J

(Give best estimate of the number and distriuution oi pcr·:;ons fii-tfi"enrca "served-by the pro·J .... -e-c .... t--------9,983 b. Suburban c. Rural 4,615 d. TOTAL 14,598

·--'--------· ..--- nn ...... -..- ... -·····-.-• .. _.~.~-,_. .... _. ........... _ .,~ ., •• ,.v, ... .,,, I J. AGE GROUP Sl.R\1£0 t<:••• b,..,, .,,,,..,.,., .,, "·• 4·. ''''"''•·tft ·'

PROJECT I '"'"-Aitlt:S I lOOKS AttO WAG£$

tl) ,,, l. Propoa~d I 10,0001

l. Actu~l

I C!RTtfY lh•t all of the lnfotnl~!lon cont~il\ed h~rcin is concct to th~ best o( cnr knowl~dC~·

AUOII>VtSUAL ru ...... u .. 0 hiE It TOTAL ,-gA Ff!:OEA4L

1 STATE

MAJ~AI•LS liQUIPioiENT SI:AYtCIS EICPI:N5ES PAOJ£CT ,UNOI FUN OS (J) (41 _______ ,,, (II ,, (II lfJ

5,000 2,941 17,941 17,941

NAioiE OF tii:AO, 5fAfE'LI8HAftY AGENC.Y fTII••I

"fJ';i(£. (I~ Betty E. Callaham, Librarian

LOCAL ru ... os

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17,941

~overnber 1, 1979

PROJECT REPORT

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S. fOR liTL.F. 111, INOICAT£ TYP£ OF PROJ£CT ~APwoCAL. AND POPULATION DATA (Co,..~Jitl• •" ol rhe euO·II•"'' •J•PII<er.h ro 11>11 proJHIJ

(l) Number ot Pers~ns served by Project . ~:,L;J ~·~~~~~~-H.Ifvott i cJ,~-;;;:-;Ent~c£ SERvtc~ a. Proposed 2)0 000 lJ. Actu.ll 1:1 U··"'·"·"•'•'c" r.c-.. ~ ttc ,,.uu .. (IJU" c_•••·•C•t.. P~to< t ~ •• -.c.

-..,.-- ----------··---- ------------ £.Jl•UC:£ (2) Population, by type of geogrilphic ar\!a orl .. .iv•••t•rr~•·rr•'•'

(Give best estimate of the number and distribution oi l't.:l"!i•Jns lli-·tren-ri!a '"served-by the proJeCt I_ -~a: __ u:~~~- _1,232,195 b. Suburban c. Rura~ 1,358,321 d. TOTAL 2,590,516 ·--"--

... ·v·-~·~ 1'· AGE l>ROUP SI.RV(D ((;,._ l>~ol '"'"""'" ,., ''·• "' '"''"'''·., .,

PAOJI:CT I IALAAtiS aOOKS a-.o WAGES ,,

t11

1. P•opos~d 20,000

I CERTIFY thea ell of the lnto""allon contained h~rC'ln is conect to the best of "'' knowl~dce.

AUOIC>YISUAL ro .......... OttiE" EQUI .. ltENT Si:AVtCES MATIAIAL$ EXPENSES

m ,, . (JJ ,., ---

10,2n2

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t7J ,,, ,,, (10) ,,, 30,202 30,202 30,202

DATE

~ovember 1, 1979 ll:--

PROJECT REPORT

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PI10J[CT

FY 79 Carry-0\·er Funds

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I

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I. NAwE tloJ~""'' II ••••• •fwntr. n''"''"' "' l~c•l loruetr, "'eonuel•~"· or,,,,,.,.,,.,,,."'"' ••H uJ·'"'"•••• '''" ,.,,.,,.,) TELEI"ttOHE. (•\••• ~.,,u, :w ..... tat, £o•~nu"n)

South Carolina State Libr AOOAESS (IV..,ht, "''""'• ell" etWI Stele)

(803) 758-3181: 758-3182 COiiGnrnao ... AL OtSTAICTISI Ill lu• ,,..., .,.:,.

P. 0. Box 11~69, Columbia, S. C. Stelw, lilt Iii' """'Dul

All

also Disadvantaged) I I.. ...... -~- ... ____ . L'-''• ---- .... _. --- ____ E_C_T----.-,-c-~-;llfH.IIfiCi PAOJ(.~II[ ~:~·ous PAOJtCT uu .. a~r\;-_~

1979 4 ~EOGftA PwiCA~ AHD POPULA TIOH OAT A (C-pletr "'" ol lhe euli·ll~m• •I•PI•cetlle 10 IItie ptolrCIJ ~~OR l If\. f. Ill, INCIIC ATE T TP

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project tiJLI ueroLIOunar>uac: $t-:lfv•((s

__ a_._ Proposed i 50,000 (30~;) b. Ac tu:l ~ _____ · 1 .. , LJ.~;.:;:;;;:,c_ ... 7,c::'.: "' hu .... I"' c.;J.l~~~·~·~·t' a L PJ~O< l~ (2) Population, by type of geographic ar«!a ilt( -_,ot"f''l'''"''hJ

(Give best estimate of the number and distribution of pcnums fii-tlieat-=c·a ·served-by thc--piOject

(JIQ llf:F'EI'IE,..CE Sf.AvoCf

1 a. Urban 1,211,345 b. ·suburban c. Rural 1,265,895 d. TOTAL 2,47i,2:..o . . ---·---

--- .....•.. -~-· ----··-·· ... ~_...-..--·- .. -· ............ ,. .• ,~ •. , 1. AGE GROUP SI.R\IEO (Gore b~•' •• ,,..,.,.~I"'" d ••• ,., ... , .. ..,·'

,000

IOtA\. PROJECT I SAI.AAIES I 800ICS IAU010oV1$UAL ro .......... OlliE A . ... , ... , ....... STATE LOCAL IM .. •I •4"•1

AlfO WAGES MA T&AtA\.S EQUIPMI:I'ft SEAVtC:fS EXPE,.US PROJECT fUNDS ,u .. os fUI'fOS c ••• 7J ,, UJ (J) tfl tJI (61 (11 (IJ f I) flO) ,,, ----

1. Propoud I 5, ooo I 5,000 ' 7,436 17,436 17,~36 17,436

HAN[ OF tt£A0, $TAf£"LtBHAAY ACI:tfi .. Y (Ttl'•l SIGH A TUIC( O& I CfRTIFY that aU of the lnform•llon ~ontainc:d h~'"''" ia conec:t &o lh~ bcSl of nar kftOWIC'dC~• Bettv E. Callaham, Librarian IJ .dl; ~- (I~ :\overnber 1. 1979

PROJECT REPORT

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PAOJ£Cl

FY ;o Carr~·-O\·er !='unci.:

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South Carolina State Libra (803) 758-3181; 758-3182 ADDRESS(:'~._ .. ,, otroot, cttr on4 $toto}

P. 0. Box 11469, Columbia, S. C. COUIHY

Richland .,,.p CODE

L 29211 C014Ciirnt0111 AI. OtS f AtC tfSI Ill leu '"•" ,,.f:,, Sro••· llot bat ""'"llul All

(State Wide Program) CT IF ,..,-,;·lutUIPICi PROJECT, !iiV[ PA(VIOUS PnOJlCT uuwa~\;_:c-

- -~---~ .. .,,. -~-· -------- Indefinite

4 t:EOGitAP .. IC:A\, ANO POPULATION DATA (Complot• ""of the oub·llemo •I•PIHoblo to thle ftrO/r<IJ

(1) NuQber of Persons Served by Project __ a_._ Prc:>posed 2, 502, 8~4 1.>. Ac tua! ______ _j~ .. ~ LJ .~~:;::;-... ;,~,:~<; -;-,e>,;; to( huHK 1 (I) U ;~g·,'c.'i .. '- ,.,.o< l ~-;,...,c. (2) Population, by type or gctographic arc:a j o•~. ,,.,, .. , .. ,~,.,,.,rl

(Give best estimate of the number and uistriLution of l'crBons 11\-tfie'at-:-(!a -scrvea-&y thc--vrc>Ject

1 a. Urban 1,215,370 b. Suburban c. Rurnl 1,287,474 d. TOTAL 2,502,844

' ------- -~---- nm-~- -~ -· --- .. ~-· _ ... _ ~-~------.. --- ·-- -· ~·~- r·-•~:·~ 1 7. AGE GROUP SI.RVEO ((;••• to~al .,,,,...,,~ ,., ll•r d• ,,,,,..,,,,.,. ol

1,906

number of -( IJ ro ~"'" "' ,,.,.. OJ '""' UIJ{Oi£' u tHE ;;-;c;t,!_ ... _•_c ______ _

OJ \1°L (I AI. 34 ---y------------------~~------~--- . ~·~ ~~~-~ '-__ 34 ~.~~~.'~:• I A'-\

I IJ StiiUOL (tJ (.0RA-LC-1t-O-,•-.. - .. -----~ ........ ~-~ ~ .... ~~-.,._ ---------

fOUL PROJECT I SAI.AAI[S I I"'U0t0oVtSUAI. ro· .. ·oc·u-- 01ttl!ll toraa. ,on f'F.Ot;AAI. STAT[ l.OCAI. IM,,.t '4""' AND WAG£5 BOOKS

MAT[RIALS EOUIP .. tENf S£AVtC£S €XP(NS£S PAOJ£CT 'UHOS ruN OS c.r. 11 ,u .. os ,, UJ (J) (4J 'J} ,., ,,. '" ''I flO} (Ill --

19,'J"l'l I 39,()00 39,000 39,000

HAW£ OF ttEAO, SfAf£"Lt8HAI'tY AG£HI.Y 'TII'•J OA I CERTIFY that all or the tntonurion cont•ined hceeln is concc& &o \he ~ell of tnr knowl~dcc• Bettv E. Callaham. Librarian 11 5:. C' J1..L.._

~ovember 1, 1979 ,~,..~ ...... , ........ , , ... -· •

PROJECT REPORT

,1,, ........ l:, •:• r•··r~ ...... J f,,, t·;u h ,,,.. ... •Ill thi:; funn.

I Ht~ iai:;wTi'i f UA

I~ ~~:!','i'~~~t.U 0 Atl ACTUAL PAOII:CT

FY 79 Carry-Over Funds

I

For Titl~al ond Ill of the Library Servius ond Con•uuctton Act, P.L. 84-597 t 88 fiSc4i.-YEA~ Et •. Dit4G

~ept.:mt,.:r 30. 1980 s. c. PAOJ£'t .. 0.

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CUUtHY

Richland ZIP COO£

(803) 758-3181; 758-3182 cor.c;iiffiao .. AL oeh AI~ tt5t til ru • ,,._ ... c:,. Stolr, llol .,. n-buf

All Columbia, S. C. 29211

I 6 ...... ·-~ ... ____ • '-~H --·· .... _ .. __ ... ____ . IF cu·,;-i";';i'UrncPRO'J'Eer. "''~~ ~!v•ous PROJtCT IIUMa'i"A'V:;:·.:.r-- • ~· •· 1 · --- ---· .,,,, ----------- --- -·-- ~on-Termi:1al

4 t;£0CFIAP•uCAL AND POPULATION DATA (C_,.I•t• ~II ol th• ou•·ire•o .,.plluiJe ro '"'• ruol~c•J $. FOA llflF. 111. '"

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project (iJLI oor.L-;o~;,, s.;nv•c£$ a. Proposed 19,556 h. Actual r:JU•~"-;.;-;:;;;,:;c;-;-;c;;;;,.c,.,~u"

_(_2_)_P-opulation, by type of geographic area - 1.11I~f·-;;-, .. e '''~''""''I (Give best estimate of the number and distribution of pcrmms lii-tnenrca ·scrvea-·-rb~y,.......,t'""l-,c___,p_r..,..o"'j·T"e-c....,..t-------

L __ a: _u:~~~ ~A b. Suburban NA c. Rura~ ~A d. TOTAL NA ·-'---- · · ·- -· --·--- ,,.. ..• ~~ .. ~- -• .,..,•••• v..-•• ., ...... ,., .... ,,..., pvpw••uvo ••••llt"'V WT •n• p'~'Uf~'-'1 .1. AG£ GROUP Sl.AV£0 ((;, ... b.-el•altlft•l• ~~ ll•e ,, • ,,,.,,,,.,. .r

or ethnic number of -(i]'JO·~·"" <>I ••~m• (lJ """ t IIJ~ U litE If .t. C 1111~-""-'-'------·

Ill '''l (I Ill. 0

32 ~·UuLH. f tiJtt<I:.•••••L\

-- . -- ---- -- ·--- .. --- -,,, connt c 110•••'--· .. ---·- --·-------- v e. Sp~uiEI.:::jle.aldl1h . - · • - (~"jiccTfy)- ----.-

JOTA&. PROJECT I IAI.IIItiES I 8001CS t•uoeo-vtSuAL I lcuu,aAC,uAL I otttEA ........ , f'F.:OEitAL STAt( LOCAL ,,..,., ,., ..•.

A~O WAGES MATERIALS C<QUIPMEHf SERVcC£5 [llPENSES PAOIECT ,u ... cs ,.UI'fOS ,.u ... os c.r. 11 (IJ UJ m c, m .!.~- 01 (II f I) (10} (II}

653 653 653 653

NA"E OF tiEAO, $fAf£'L18HAitY ACEfH.Y (Tu•r) I CERTIFY &bot ell of the tnfomt~lion contained bcr~in is concct to the best ot mr llnowlcdcr. Bettv E. Callaham. Librarian

~. ~o/J.J. •• _ November 1, 1979

................................ ,..,_, .. *Includes State funds exnenrlPrl h" """""" ~ ... ~ .. ~ ...... ~---

PROJECT REPORT

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lttl~ @~:~ •. ~

lXI ~~::~~·;·~·~~t.u 0 All AC TUA&,. Pfi01£CT

ti 1'1 l.atry-v:tl rune,

LE I

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•• NA .. £ lleJ••·"I' ,, ••••• ••c"''· , ••. o .. al .,,~c•l ,,,,.,,. "''OnlleUon. 01 ,,.,,,,",UIIt lh•l .. ,, uJ·UUtlaffl, 11•11 r'->••''} TELtruo~E. (A••• cc.ilt, N""''"• £a~rntoonJ (803) 758-3181: 758-3182

- .,z,p coo£ l COIIGRE ~s~o~"'- DISTAl~ TISI til .... 1,.,.,. ... e: ... 29211 Srerr, llet fir,.,.,,,_,, All

AOOA£$S (lv._e..,, •••••'• ctry en4 SI•I•J

11~69, Colu~~ia, S. C. Richland

Physicallv Handicapped • ······-·-. ··-·--· .. -"---·------ ----· 11 c .... ,.liNu•fiC PiiOucT. c1vE PAEv•ous PrtOJtCT ,,u..,aE"AVI--B---r:2,3

L ($11MATIEO TO TAL Ttr.t[ S~AN .,, .. ,., Indefinite "· PAOJfC T .,t.<iAI't 1968 E PAOPQ-;£0- HllMINA roQI4 0&1£ Contin~ • r.tOGfl~~ AHO POPULATION DATA (Complelr ~II ol '"• eull·•leme •J•pUut>h te thle P•OIH'I I ~~~~LF._ 111. INCliCAT£ TYPE OF" PRO~

• • - ' rHLJ UofoLIOtolf&l•u•C St;IIVJ((.S 1J10 nr. 'Eill.,.CE SEAVI(f (1) Number of Persons Servea oy rroJecL ..,_.~a_. ___!_:_oposcd 5, 000 L • Act ua 1 ~7)-o~-~~:;·,:;c;-;~~ ••CT•uu" (4JU Tl Ct•'•'CAL PlfO(t~";t..._C".

·---~ -·-- __ --- LJL.L ".LliLJC~E-., ____ -----fltl. ·.; utotf •t (.~, ... .,,,,

oi pcr:wns" rii-tfiea"ica "served-by the proyect (2) Population. by type of geo~raphic ar~a

Rural :\A d. TOTAL 95,849 (Give be~t estimate of the number and distribution

Urban :\A b. Suburban ---···:·: . 11. AG£ GROUP SI.RV£0 ((;,,.. b•el .... ,...,,,. "' II••

number of

a. _ _ _______ e. ~p~cil ~lt..:::Jiei•l<:rilh

o. · ---r~~;~tcify} ------------~-·-~~ ----~

-- ... -· flPfNOITURfSc,IU ,,. L~~tr I '"' .. PROPUSF.O" .,., ltt•r ltur •• _.,,.,., • •• ,. ........ -.,, .. _ ..... - .. - .. ····-··- ·-···-·· •. -·······r BY CATECiOIIY ICol--.oa 1·11

PROJECT So\LAittCS A ... O WAGES ,,, 800AS AUOI()oVJSUAI.

r.t&T&R141.S EQUIPiotl!NT

(UU111ACTUAL SEAVtC£1

01tt(R

E&PE~SES

TOTAL PAOJ£CT

f'f:Ot:AAI.

f'UNOS (II

STAT[ f'U,.,OS ,,

LOCAL f'UNOS

(101 ,) ,, (J} Ul (71

9,994 9.994 9,994

NAME Of' HEAO, STAf["Lt8HAftY AGE~C..Y ITH••I '

d·. ''''"'''""' ·'

IOTAL ,,.,., , ...... Cot, 11

(Ill

9,99!;

I CERTIFY that all of the iftfo""•tlon conu&ned herein ia concc& &o the bet& ol tn)' knowl~dcc. Betty E. Callaham, Librarian 03 ~ovember 1, 1979

, ........... . .. ...... ,_ -··

PROJECT REPORT

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um ;ai;);ii~ f~R lvJ 11 Pn•~•''l!t.U 0 lltf ACTuAL .'\ rn•JJtCT PllOJECT


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ADOAI:SS IN..,tHt, •"•••· &lly •nd

P. 0. Box 11469, Columbia, S. C. 2. Nil

ZIP CODE

29211

TtL [ I'IIOIOol E C A••• '"~•• twu~·t.••· E ucn•••nJ

(803) 758-3181; 758-3182 COiiGiiffiiO,.AL OIS HUC TISI (II lue tlt•n r,.t: ... Slefr, lltr fir ftulllll..-1

All

Title I. Project \'II. Film Program (State t.Jide Program and Strengthening the State Library Agency) l. P~OJt;;CT OAT[S INITIAL PROJECT Q;; co;T."i;u~PAO~ECT IF c.:.;;·;~P~T:·'Z'iVE PR[\IIOUS PnOJlC.T NU.,a~ff-

OPO"i[O. r'Eil.;;;..~,.o,4 o.t.TE Indefinite ~APMtCAL AND POPUt.llTION DATA tCo,.phlr ~II ot the oub·lle..,• •I•Pllcoblo 10 ll>lo PIOI'ciJ

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project a. Proposed :'JO •. JOO b. Actual ~~7~-LJ,·,:::;;;:-.:, .. ,A.~;(;;~,.(wau><"llnU'''.'"·''"'- P .. oct~~ ... c.

..,.--- ~---...:;..;;...:_::..;;...;..;:.._,____________ - _ ---- • ~U....,tiu.!..,.C ~;..._ ___ ----

{2) Population, by type of gt!o~raphic area mt ·,~or••£•• c.~~·rcortJ (Give best estimate of the number and r.listr ibution of pcr!;ons fii-tfieii:·ea ·s-crvca tiy the pro}t!Ct

I a. Urban 1,222,195 b. Suburban c. Rural 1,358,321 J. TOTAL 2,590,516 - - - - I .-.:..-

-· _.,.., .... -....- ... -••••••--• •n:_~,-.- .. .,...• •••·•- ,.,,. u•w p•v•r'-''1 I J. AGE GAQUP Sl.AVEO ((frt'e b~al ,,,,..,.,."''lit. d• ,,,,,,.,, • .,. ·'

number of

_____ ______ e. SpanTtiT.-!:jl~.k 11\-h . r~l;cc H.Yf ---- ·-------

~--- ------~--·--~~------------------4---~

TOUt. PROJECT I ULAIU[S I , .. UOI()oo'#ISU-'L I ICOUJAIICYUIIL 01ttf't YOTA\. P'OA FF.O£RAL sr•u: LOCAL IM11•I •4"•1

11 .. 0 "AGES 800KS •·UTlAtALS C!OUIP,IENT SEA-tCES EJCP£NSES PROJECT FUNDS ,UNOS FuNDS c ••• 11 UJ (1J tn ~~ '" {'J 111 ,, (IJ (I OJ I Ill --

54,734 I I I 54,734 54,734 54,734

------

. .,. ... II CfRTtFY lhaa all o( the ln(o""~llon ~:z: Q contained herein is concct to &he best ""2% of rnr knowlcdcc• ... ~

Ho\ .. f, OF H[AO, STAT(.l.IBHAHY AGI:H'-Y fTu••l

Betty E. Callaham, Librarian £.(1~ OAf£

~ovember 1, 1979

PROJECT REPORT

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l. HAw£, ti.Je••ul, II elal• •••ncr. ,.,,onel 01 l~cel l•fi•Mr, ,,,ttn•J•I•on, or /utUiufullt l~tul .. 1ll LoJ•fillll•l•' 41tO r,,..,~•') f(l.(r'IIQNf. {..\tee c,_<Je,ltlu"•l>er, £ ai~IIUOn}

____________________ ------.~ (803) i5S-3181; 758-3182 AOOAtSS cltl.-k•. ••••••· cur .,., ,,.,., cuu;J-; I liP coo£ lcoiianffi•o,.AL o•u RIC TtSitll , ... ,,..,. ,.,.c:,.

P. 0. Box 11469, Columbia, S. C. Richland 29211 Srorr,l~orb""""'r.-' 1 All

Cooperation) --- -------------------- ___ _ ~"' ,, ~utoTINU"'" PROJECT, "1vt PREVIOus PnoJtCT ~ru .. aEA combines ID, V

- --~."E() reil·.;,-;..~ roo•4 o• T£ Indefinite ----4 t;£0GPAPNtCAL AHO POPULATION OAT A (Co,.plet• o11ll ol the eub·tlrme •I•PIHellh to I hie prot~<IJ 5. fOO TITLt; Ill, INDICATE TYPE OF PROJf<;T

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project (l)lX\ prfoL7o,;ltaPttiC 5U1Yt(£S

a. Proposed 2,590,516 L. Actual lt:J-tij.~;;..;~;:;c;-;;o;~ •• cr.vw"

_(_2_)_?-opulation, by type of geo~raphic are!a ----------·-----1--- il'IXJ~'~£ '' f.~sorcoltJ (Give Le~t estimate of the number and tl!strii.Jution of pcr~wns lli--diearea ··served-by the proJeCt

232.195 b. Suburban c. Rurill 1,358,321 d. ·TOTAL 2,590,516 ---, ---.,

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nuu.her of 28_

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15,000 10,484 25,48!.. 25,484 I 25,484

No\ ... E OF Hf.AO, STAff..I.UtHAHY ACENI..Y ITu••J DATE I CERTIFY th•t aU of the lnform~&ion coata&ncd herein h conect to the but of "'J knowlcdc~· Bettv E. Callaham, Librarian ~ovember 1, 1979

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PROJECT REPORT

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South Carolina State Librarv (803) 758-3181; 758-3182 CoNGRE SSIOIIIAL DISl RIC TIS I 01 lue th•n r,.t: ... S••lr, lhr &r nu,.r>ul

All AODIIISS IN_,r..,. ••••••· cllT •nd Stela} f COUtH Y I ZIP CODE

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~ApouCAL AND POPULATION OAT A (Comphlr ~II at ll'la eull·ll•"'• •I•PIIc•~>le to I hie ptotrciJ

(1) Number of Persons S~rved by Project

~:-a-·~ Proposed .:.'JO,JOO u. J\ctu•~!-----'-----iJIO nt:JE'lP•C£ SlRv•CF

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(s't.-.1o•·•£•• r.~l'"'"tl of pcr!;ons· 11\-tlieni:·ca ·scrvca-by the vro~

1. 222.19 5 b. Suburban Rural. 1,358,321 d. TOTAL 2,590,516 ---~--

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I CERTIFY thea all ol the lnlorm•tlon ~ontainc:d herein is concc:t to lhc best o' mr knowledcc·

N4 .. [ 01 H[AO, SJaf('LUtHAHY AG£N\..Y (TH•r)

Betty E. Callaham, Librarian 2,(1~ ~ovenber 1, 1979

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PROJECT REPORT

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(1) Number of Persons Served by Project (oLl"""L•v••'u'••nc s · -:-:-:-a_._ Pr~posed :_, 05 7, 82 7 lJ. 1\c tua 1 _ : -;::-,-Lj ,·c-;;;,;~~': -;,:=_~ ••c 'auu .. ! fiJ U ;~~u·~u.'•'•i:' .... i_"_ .. _,._,._0 _' '~-;,..,~ (2) Population, by type of geographic area 1 od.-.lu'''''''~''"'''J

(Give best estimate of the number and distribution of 1•cr:;1H\S fii-tfie"orc·a "scrved-6y the proJect

1 a. Urban 451,.:.87 b. Suburban c. Rura: fJ06,340 d. TOTAL 1,057,~.?__ _____ _

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race or ethnic 9

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CIJ UJ (JJ ,, tJJ ,., 111 (II ,,, (I OJ (Ill

1. Proposcod I 12,275 12,275 12,275 12,275

NAil[ 0, HEAD, ifAff"L18HAitY ACEtH .. Y fTH••J ..... ~ 1 CERTIFY that aU ol the lnfom~atlon U% o coralained ""''"'" h concct to the best :~x of ... , llnowlcodcco• Bet tv E. Callaham, Librarian ""~:J{ £. (!Jf..L._

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--- l _ _iQ_03) 758-3181; 758-3182 • cuu .. rv IZ•P coo£ co••conrn•o"a" o·~rA,,,,,,,,,. .. ,,._ .... .,. Richland 29 211 Srarw, ,., .,. ,._&e~l All

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1979 4 r.EOCfi&PMtCAL AND POPULATION DATA (C_,Ialr ~~~ ol cl>a aviHieme •I•PIIcaola lo ll'tfa f'IOjrCIJ

(1) Number of Persons Served by Project a. Proposed 2,590,516 b. Actual

_ (_2_) -P-opulation, by type of geographic area -(Give be~t est1~~~ate of the number and distribution

Urban 1.232.195 b. Suburban

ttJ[J Oofu.IOtiRArJUC St;fiVIC£$

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Rural. 1,358,321 d. TOTAL 2,590,516 of

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of nun.her of

10Ul. PAO.I£CT I SAI.AAICS I 800KS t•uo•o-v•sua" I lcoutAACTUA'-I ottt£A ,., ..... , f'EOi<RAL STAT£ LOCAL , ..... ,. .....

AND WAGES MATlAIALS EOUIPI.ti!Nf S£AVtC£S EXP£ffS£S PAOJECT ,UNOS ,UNOS f'UffOS c ••• 11 (I) m ,,, (4) IJ) _,~_ 11J ,, ,,, (10) (Ill

4,98~ 4,98.:. 4,984 4,984

NA"~ OF ti£AO, STATE'Lr8HAHY AGI:H\.Y fTu•w} SIGNA £

~ _ Betty E. Callaham, Librarian 1 /.2 ~ ..._ · '-""-~ • • • I November 1, 19 79

I CERTIFY &hal all of &he ln(onnatlon containe.t hetein is conect to the bell of mr know I &'IIC"•

*A ~CliS grant C'f S 17,500(mvarded in FY 78) \\'ill also be e~pended for this proiect. I

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