Abstract

Small public libraries can improve their reference effectiveness. By establishing a strong, integrated, "low-profile" community information and referral program, as well as the development of a modest on-line searching service, the small public library can go be ond its own walls to reinforce it status as the primary outlet for knowledge and research in the community.

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