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Document Number: 7062 Long Overdue: A Fresh Look at Public and Leadership Attitudes About Libraries in the 21st Century - This survey finds Americans prize public library service and see libraries as potential solutions to many communities’ most pressing problems, from universal access to computers to the need for better options for keeping teens safe and productive. But few Americans are aware of the increasingly tenuous financial picture faced by many libraries. Forty-five percent give an "A" to their local community for maintaining well-run libraries, far ahead of any other community institutions, including schools, parks and police. Higher-income families are even more likely to use public libraries than low-income families. (Public Agenda, August 2006)
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