
DOCUMENTS IN THE NEWS - 2006
United States Government and Its Officials



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Last updated on January 8,
2007
- Avian Influenza
Resources
- Extensive annotated bibliography covering description and research
on the flu
- Disaster planning, travel information, Michigan local planning
- Created by the University of Michigan Health Sciences Libraries
- President's Prepareness
Proposal
- National
Strategy for Pandemic Influenza Implementation Plan
- President's plan released on May 3, 2006
- Outlines the roles of federal, state, and local governments,
businesses, schools and colleges, and individuals should a pandemic
occur
- Emphasizes international cooperation and preparations for
self-isolation
- Another
Copy
- President
Outlines Pandemic Influenza Preparations and Response
- Speech given at the National Institutes of Health on November 1,
2005
- The strategy includes an international partnership of surveillance,
stockpiling of current flu vaccines and remedies, investing in
technology to create new vaccines rapidly, and federal-state-local
partnerships
- PandemicFlu.Gov
- National strategy for identifying and responding to a possible
flu pandemic
- Key facts on the flu and vaccines
- Monitoring outbreaks
- Research activities
- Cheney
Hunting Accident Report
- Copy of report filed with Texas Parks and Wildlife
- Describes mistaken shooting of Harry Whittington on February 11,
2006
- Declassification
in Reverse (National Security Archive)
- Article by Matthew Aid on the military and intelligence community's
effort to reclassify sensitive government documents already declassified
- Some have been published in Foreign Relations of the United States;
others show inaccurate estimates by the Central Intelligence Agency
- Briefing book includes a history of the declassification and
reclassification programs, public locations of newly-reclassified
documents, and the texts of several newly-reclassified documents
- Gerald R. Ford
Memorial
- Funeral plans, tributes, memorial guestbook
- Gerald R. Ford
Presidential Library and Museum
- Library located in Ann Arbor, Michigan
- National Security Decisions and Memoranda in full text
- Most of the National Security Council minutes held during the
period
- Selected documents on the Vietnam War, 1972-76
- Museum located in Grand Rapids, Michigan
- Permanent and online exhibits
- University of Michigan
Tribute
- President Ford's timeline at the University of Michigan
- Video and audio archives
- Quotations
- Condolences of University officials
- Public Papers
of the Presidents of the United States, 1929-2000
(UMich)
- Presidential speeches, executive orders, nominations and press
releases for Herbert Hoover (1929-32) and Harry Truman (1945-1952)
through Bill Clinton (1993-2000)
- Official retrospective digitization project sponsored by the U.S.
Government Printing Office
- Initial page searches all volumes via Boolean logic
- Other Searches includes Boolean and proximity searches for
the
author, title or citation
- Browse by President and then use the title page or index to
identify the pages you want to see
- Pages available in image, pdf and text format
- Although on-screen viewing is limited to page-by-page, you can add
a
volume to your bookbag and then download or email it to yourself
- Gerald R. Ford
School of Public Policy (UMich)
- Programs, students, faculty, related organizations, giving
opportunities
- National Portrait
Gallery
- Presidents of the
United States (Internet Public Library)
- Biography, cabinet officials, and links to analyses of the Ford
Presidency
- Gerald R.
Ford
- Official White House biography
- Newspaper Tributes - December 27, 2006
- MLIVE Special
Edition
- Articles with local color appearing in several Michigan newspapers,
including the Grand Rapids Press and Ann Arbor News
- MSNBC
- CNN
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- Canadian
Tax
Forms
- Site includes forms and instructions for individuals, business and
non-profits
- Recommendations for tax advice
- 2005 forms were not available on Dec. 23, 2005
- Detroit
Tax Forms
- Federal
Tax Forms (IRS)
- Tax forms, instructions, and publications in PDF (Adobe Acrobat),
PCL, PostScript, and SGML format
- Although the tax forms print well, the tax booklets may be too long to
effectively print
- 2005 forms available as of 12/23/05
- Ann Arbor Public Library has
copies
- Michigan
2005 Tax Forms (Treasury Department)
- All forms available in Adobe Acrobat
- Provides link for free Acrobat software and tax assistance
information
- 2005 forms available as of 12/31/04
- Michigan is not distributing tax forms to academic libraries in 2005
as a budget-saving measure
- Ann Arbor Public Library has
paper copies
- State Tax Forms
(LSU)
- Clear listing of links to tax forms from various states
- Canada-United States
Port Security Project ((Center for Infrastructure
Expertise)
- Links to government and non-government reports and journal
articles on maritime port security
- Includes White House policy statements, proposed
legislation, GAO and DHS reports
- Links to commercial sources
- Dubai
Ports World
- Commercial web site of UAE port managing company
- Web site provides an overview of its operations and ports it is
operating
- UNCTAD
Monographs on Port Management
- Series of short studies on maritime port management around the
world
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