American Presidency Project
Submitted by newkirk on Thu, 2007-04-19 06:42.
The American Presidency Project
This online archive, maintained by the University of California at Santa Barbara, contains over 72,000 documents related to the U.S. Presidency.
The searchable database includes:
•The Messages and Papers of the Presidents: Washington - Taft (1789-1913)
•The Public Papers of the Presidents:
Hoover to Bush (1929-1993)
•The Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents:
Clinton - G.W. Bush (1993-2007)
These documents include Executive Orders and Proclamations, State of the Union Addresses, Inaugural Addresses, press conferences, and much more.
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Need Executive Order #
I would so appreciate receiving a number for the Executive Order dated August 13, 2002 entitled “Proper Consideration of Small Entities in Agency Rulemaking.†I am writing a paper for graduate school, which is due tomorrow night. Thank you so much.
Rheta Moazzami
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Hello,
I'm sorry that I didn't notice your comment before your deadline. It would be better to contact a federal depository library in your area for this kind of question. To find one near you, check out http://www.gpoaccess.gov/libraries.html.
Our site is for discussing federal information policy and creative ways of presenting and promoting government information. We're not a reference service ourselves and sometimes it takes a few days to get to user comments.
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Executive Orders are in Federal Register
For future reference, publicly issued presidential executive orders are available in the Federal Register, which you can find online at http://www.gpoaccess.gov/fr/index.html for 1995 forward. Older years are in the nation's federal depository libraries.
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"And besides all that, what we need is a decentralized, distributed system of depositing electronic files to local libraries willing to host them." -- Daniel Cornwall, tipping his hat to Cato the Elder for the original quote.
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