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Reviews policies and practices of the Government Printing Office as chief agent of Federal Government printing and electronic information operations, including constitutional challenges to exercise of legislative powers, and attempts to reinvent, downsize, economize, and reform government printing and information dissemination. Includes appendix of statutory responsibilities of the Joint Committee on Printing.
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