Hello all -
If the information below is "old news" please forgive. Sometimes these
feeble old librarian eyes don't see everything they should.

I noticed that Henry Crawford mentioned California's Abandoned Property
Law in a posting dated Apr 22. I thought it might be useful to point out
that California is one of a very few states that has its state code and
statutes online. The URL is:  http://www.legalinfo.ca.gov/calaw.html
There is a keyword search function which will yield something big in
response to the query "abandoned property". I searched the Statutes
portion of that page that way and got bored after about 32K bytes.

On a totally different note, whoever was looking for Web Sites for 12-15
year olds might want to check out (if they haven't already) the Yahoo for
kids page, URL:
     http://www.yahooligans.com

Finally, if nobody has mentioned it yet, Conner Prairie (a living
history museum interpreting Central Indiana life in 1836) has a pretty nifty
Web Site. The URL for this one is:
     http://www.connerprairie.org/cp/

TTFN

Gregg Jackson
Librarian
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The Children's Museum of Indianapolis

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