Has this ever been more true?
Thousands of state laws are being proposed every year. How can your library patrons zero in on the key information they need to know? How can they gain this valuable data at a minimum of time and expense?

STATE CAPITALS newsletters accomplish this...and have been doing so for half a century. Eighteen titles...covering everything from civil rights, to environmental regulation to property taxes... make these an ideal library resource.

That's why so many librarians subscribe to STATE CAPITALS newsletters. We provide weekly reports on current and proposed state activities around the country at a very reasonable rate.

Next Year About 90,000 New Laws Will be Proposed in the Legislative Sessions of Our Fifty States

• How can your library patrons ferret out just those bills that they
  want to know about?
• How can they maintain an up-to-date perspective on what is being
  proposed, debated, voted on in states...without wasting hours on
  friuitless searches?
• How can they learn more about new state legislation across the
  nation, court rulings, governors' recommendations, proposed
  laws and other state activities regarding their particular interests?

Libraries Use STATE CAPITALS Newsletters as a Continuing Source of Targeted News at a Minimum of Time and Expense

These newsletters provide libraries with weekly national coverage of legislative and regulatory state actions across the nation.

They cover current and proposed legislation, as well as activities of administrative bodies, court decisions, what the governors are recommending and other pertinent activities at the state level.

However, what makes these newsletters different is that there are 17 separate STATE CAPITALS newsletter titles.

Each is devoted to a specific topic. Each is published weekly. One newsletter title covers state activities regarding family relations. Another delves into public assistance issues; another reports on state developments on gambling legislation and rulings; another discusses economic development; another is on state environmental activities; another covers property taxes.

Within those 17 titles you can follow legislative trends on a wide range of subjects . . . abortion, adoption, AIDS, internet gambling, property taxes, urban sprawl, DNA identification, gender bias, underage drinking rules, wildlife protection . . . just to name a few.

THIS IS WHY MANY LIBRARIES- state libraries, university libraries, public libraries, libraries for government agencies, private corporate libraries, union libraries use STATE CAPITALS newsletters as a valuable source of information. To help your library get started with a STATE CAPITALS newsletter package, we are offering the following discounts: