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LexisNexis Academic (UMich Only)

Full text of newspapers from around the world and from major U.S. cities for up to 20 years
Business, entertainment, environmental, legal, and medical news
Federal Supreme, circuit and district court decisions
State Supreme and appellate court decisions

LexisNexis Congressional (UMich Only)

Indexes
- published hearings (1789+)
- committee prints (1933+)
- reports (1789+) by subject, keyword, committee, and date

Monthly Catalog of United States Government Publications, 1895-

National Archives of the United States

Repostory for official federal government records since colonial days
Includes paper, microform, moving picture, and digitized formats
Guide to the National Archives (Doc.Cen. CD 3023 .A5 1995)
Guide for Federal Records
- Search by agency or keyword
- Entries indicate finding aids and available of microfilm

National Inventory of Document Sources CD-ROM (Ref.)

National Security Archives

Non-profit organization which obtains primary documents on U.S. foreign policy and intelligence under the Freedom of Information Act
Web site provides catalog of publications
Selected electronic texts include the Bay of Pigs Invasion, Cuban Missile Crisis, death of Che Guevara, China, Okinawa, and a meeting between Richard Nixon and Elvis Presley

Newspapers at the University of Michigan Library

Lists newspaper indexes and newspapers around the world available in various formats within the University Library system
Description of Newspapers on CD-ROM

OCLC First Search (UMich Only)

Index to books and periodicals located in most libraries throughout the United States
Numerous periodical data bases, some of which duplicate MIRLYN
Sample titles include Governing, Governance, Electoral Studies, and Congressional Digest
Unique feature is Dissertation Abstracts

Open Archives Initiative (OAIster)

Indexes digital collections created by over 600 museums and academic institutions from around the world
Links to the full text
Over 6 million records available as of February 2006

Open Archives Initiative (OAIster)

Electronic Texts