Four issues of volume 21 of Technical Services Law Librarian were published. The Volume contained 112 pages, 17 more pages than Volume 20. Each issue averaged 18 pages. Mary Dzurinko and Lorraine Lorne were Editor and Business Manager, respectively.

Contributing editors for Volume 21 included: Jean Eisenhauer (Acquisitions), Mary Chapman (Automation), Regina Wallen and Marie Whited (Classification), Rhonda Lawrence and Melody Lembke (Description and Entry), Pam Perry (Internet), Patricia Denham (Preservation), Ellen McGrath and Brian Striman (Research and Publications), Jean Pajerek (Serials), Karin Den Bleyker and Joan Liu (Serial Issues), Alva Stone (Subject Headings), Karin Den Bleyker (OCLC Committee), and Heather Hawkins (RLIN Committee). MARC Remarks and Technical Services in Smaller Libraries columns were not published in Volume 21. MARBI and ALA ALCTS/CSS reports were published and Jean Pajerek produced the index for Volumes 19 and 20. Pat Denham relinquished her Preservation column with this Volume.

Beginning with this Volume, each editor was required to contribute material for only two issues in a volume. This procedure worked very well, allowing contributors more flexibility in their content and deadlines.

The TSLL Board met on 18 July 1995 in Pittsburgh and will meet again on 21 July 1996 in Indianapolis. Serving on the Board in 1995-1996 were OBS-SIS representatives Janet McKinney (1994- 1996) and Anna Belle Leiserson (1996- 1998) and TS-SIS representatives Mary Lu Linnane (1994-1996) and Shirrl Barker (1996-1998). Janet McKinney and Mary Lu Linnane will leave the Board in Indianapolis. Joseph Thomas (OBS) and a TS representative will join the Board at that time.

Total production costs for Volume 21 were $3851.51. A financial report will be submitted by Lorraine Lorne, TSLL Business Manager.

Large sized paper with staples in the middle fold was used for Volume 21. Adding a cover sheet helped protect the Newsletter during mailing. The March issued contained a feature article on subject headings by Alva T. Stone. The June issue contained a document on the proposed revision to LC K schedules and a list of OBS-TS meetings in Indianapolis. Most contributors submitted copy by e-mail, allowing for faster initial compilation and accurate editing of the Newsletter.