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+	CHAPTER 188 STATE LIBRARY	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-1. Appointment and duties of board.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-1a. Programs of state-wide library service.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-1b. Regulations re state-wide library service.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-1c. Official state archives. Appointment of State Archivist.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-1d.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-2. Powers and duties of State Librarian.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-2a. Receipt of federal funds.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-2b. Connecticut Parent Technology Academy.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-3. Transfer of books to college libraries.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-4. Preservation of official documents in State Library.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-4a. Commissions and agencies to file reports with librarian.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-4b.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-4c. Preservation of official documents in State Library.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-5. Preservation and reproduction of land and probate records.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-6. War records collection.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-6a. Raymond E. Baldwin Museum of Connecticut History and Heritage. Advisory committee. Director.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-7. Purchase of copies of town records.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-8. Records management program. Public Records Administrator.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-8a. Retention, destruction and transfer of documents. Centralized microcopying services.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-8b. Transfer or disposal of public records. State Library Board to adopt regulations.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-8c. Recovery of public records by State Librarian.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Secs. 11-8d to 11-8h.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-8i. Historic documents preservation account.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-8j. Preservation and management of historic documents: Definitions.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-8k. Historic documents preservation grants to municipalities. Allocation of moneys in historic documents preservation account.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-8l. Historic documents preservation grant program. Regulations.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-8m. Municipal reports to Public Records Administrator. Annual report of Public Records Administrator to legislative committee.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-8n. Regulations.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-9. Appropriations to the Connecticut Historical Society.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-9a. Appointment and duties of Cooperating Library Service Unit Review Board.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-9b. Definitions.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-9c. Tangible and intangible state publications and depository library system.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-9d. Duties of state agencies re tangible and intangible publications. Designation of staff.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	CHAPTER 188a COOPERATING LIBRARY SERVICE UNIT PROGRAM	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-9e. "Cooperating library service unit" defined. Budget recommendations.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-9f. Appointment and duties of Cooperating Library Service Unit Review Board.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	CHAPTER 189 LAW LIBRARIES	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-10.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-10a. Retirement of librarians.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-10b. Policies for establishment and maintenance of law library system.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Secs. 11-11 to 11-19. New Haven, New London, Fairfield, Middlesex, Hartford, Litchfield, Windham and Tolland County law libraries. Payments to law libraries. Treasurer's bond.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-19a. System of law libraries.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-19b. (Formerly Sec. 11-10). Law library use and regulation.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-19c. Law Library Advisory Committee.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-19d. Long term leases of law books to bar associations.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-19e. (Formerly Sec. 11-4b). Furnishing of legislative materials to law libraries.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	CHAPTER 190 PUBLIC LIBRARIES	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-20. Establishment. Gifts. Pensions.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-21. Board of trustees.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-22. Expenses.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-23. State Librarian to advise and assist libraries.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-23a. Library service center in Middlesex and Windham-Tolland areas.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-23b. (Formerly Sec. 10-28). Library service centers for public libraries and public schools.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-23c. Communications grant program for schools and public libraries.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-24. Payments to free public libraries.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-24a. Definitions.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-24b. State grants to principal public libraries; incentive grants.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-24c. Construction cost grants. Priority list.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-24d. Grants for library automation.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-25. Reports by libraries. Confidentiality of records.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-26. Librarians' certificates.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-27. Library fund.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-28. Merger of library facilities.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-29. Transfer of employees.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-30. Contracts for library service.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-31. Regional library service.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-31a. Definitions.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-31b. Connecticard program; state aid for services rendered to nonresidents.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-31c. State Library Board to adopt regulations.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-32. Legislative body of municipality may establish or operate a public library.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-33. Powers and duties of trustees in municipalities. Gifts.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-34. Report by trustees.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-35. Penalties for injuries.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-36. Municipality tax.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-37. Trustees' compensation.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	CHAPTER 191 INTERSTATE LIBRARY COMPACT	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-38. Compact.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-39. Municipal participation.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-40. State library agency defined.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-41. State aid for interstate library districts.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-42. Compact administrator.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)
+	Sec. 11-43. Notices on withdrawal.	(Text)	(1-click HTML)

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