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Re: Seeking consultants for CoSA Local Government Archives Project
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"J. Michael Pemberton" <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 20 Jan 2006 14:11:43 -0500
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Despite protestations over the years to the contrary, NHPRC is little 
interested in 100% of the records but only the 3% that are of 
archival quality. NHPRC attends national conferences of SAA and 
discusses projects with interested attendees--ever seen them at 
ARMA.  Nah!  So, what is it about "records mangers need not apply" 
that we're not understanding?

Mike


At 01:08 PM 1/20/2006, Steve Petersen wrote:
>Paul,  I'm more concerned with Vickie's email from  yesterday where  the
>project members and charter was announced.  No RIM people on the project
>and as I stated in my last  email I think that archival could work
>smoother if RIM involved in the early life-cycle.
>
>CoSA Launches "Closest to Home" Project:
>Archival Programs for Local Government Records
>
>My nickels worth.
>
>Steve Petersen CRM
>Sr. Records Administrator
>Rockwell Collins Inc
>319.295.5244
>
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