Epc exhibit 131-31. 1 May 15, 2009
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May 15, 2009 THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Dewey Section To: Caroline Kent, Chair Decimal Classification Editorial Policy Committee Cc: Members of the Decimal Classification Editorial Policy Committee Karl E. Debus-López, Chief, U.S. General Division From: Michael Panzer, Assistant Editor Dewey Decimal Classification OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc.
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963.072 2 Administration of Negasso Gidada, 1995–2001 963.072 3 Administration of Girma Woldegiorgis, 2001– Morocco 964.05 1956– 964.051 Later portion of reign of Muḥammad V, 1956–1961 964.052 Reign of Hassan II, 1961–1999 964.053 Reign of Muḥammad VI, 1999– Mauritania The country was under military governments from 1978–1992, followed by two decades (1984–2005) of authoritarian rulership by Taya, ended by a bloodless coup in 2005. A military council oversaw transition to democratic rule, holding democratic elections in 2007. The president was deposed by another coup in 2008; elections are to be held in June 2009, but an opposition boycott will most likely call their credibility into question. 966.105 1960–2005 966.105 1 1960–1978 Class here administration of Mokhtar Ould Daddah, 1961–1978 966.105 2 1978–1984 Class here chairmanship of Mohamed Khouna Ould Haidallah, 1980–1984 966.105 3 1984–2005 Class here administration of Maawiya Ould Sid'Ahmed Taya, 1992–2005 966.106 2005– Mali 966.230 5 1960– 966.230 51 1960–1991 Class here administration of Moussa Traoré, 1968–1991 966.230 52 1991–2002 Class here administration of Alpha Oumar Konaré, 1992–2002 966.230 53 Administration of Ahmadou Touré, 2002– Burkina Faso Current president Campaoré became head of state in a coup in 1987 but was not elected president until 1991. 966.250 5 1960– 966.250 51 1960–1983 966.250 52 Administration of Thomas Sankara, 1983–1987 966.250 53 Administration of Blaise Compaoré, 1987– Niger Volatile and unstable as it is, there are many possible ways to provide for the history of Niger after it became independent from France. 966.260 5 1960– 966.260 51 Administration of Hamani Diori, 1960–1974 966.250 52 1974–1999 Including administration of Seyni Kountché, 1974–1987 966.250 53 Administration of Mamadou Tandja, 1999– Senegal 966.305 1960– 966.305 1 1960–2000 Including administration of Abdou Diouf, 1981–2000; Confederation of Senegambia, 1982–1989 For Gambian part of Senegambia, see 966.51031 966.305 2 Administration of Abdoulaye Wade, 2000– Sierra Leone Kabbah had a brief “first term” from 1996–1997. He was elected in 1996 but was overthrown and remained in exile in 1997–1998 until he was reinstated in 1998.
966.404 1 1961–1971 966.404 2 Administration of Siaka Probyn Stevens, 1971–1985 966.404 3 Administration of Joseph Saidu Momoh, 1985–1992 966.404 4 ‡1992–1998 Class here chairmanship of Valentine E. M. Strasser, 1992–1996; Sierra Leone civil war, 1991–2002 For Sierra Leone civil war during 1991–1992, see 966.4043 966.404 5 Administration of Amad Tejan Kabbah, 1998–2007 966.405 2007– Gambia 966.510 3 1965– 966.510 31 Administration of Dawda Kairaba Jawara, 1965–1994 Including period as a part of Senegambia, 1982–1989 Class comprehensive works on Senegambia in 966.305 966.510 32 Administration of A. J. J. Jammeh, 1994– Guinea 966.520 5 1958– 966.520 51 Administration of Ahmed Sékou Touré, 1958–1984 966.520 52 Administration of Lansana Conte, 1984–2008 966.520 53 2008– Guinea-Bissau 966.570 3 1974– 966.570 31 1974–1980 966.570 32 First administration of João Bernardo Vieira, 1980–1999 966.570 33 1999–2005 966.570 34 Second administration of João Bernardo Vieira, 2005–2009 966.570 35 2009– Cape Verde 966.580 3 1975– 966.580 31 Administration of Aristides Pereira, 1975–1991 966.580 32 Administration of António Monteiro, 1991–2001 966.580 33 Administration of Pedro Verona Rodrigues Pires, 2001– Liberia 966.620 3 1945– Class here 20th century For 1900–1945, see 966.6202 966.620 31 1945–1980 966.620 32 Administration of Samuel K. Doe, 1980–1990 966.620 33 1990–2003 Class here administration of Charles Ghankay Taylor, 1997–2003 966.620 34 2003– Côte d’Ivoire Following a coup in 1999 (the first ever in Côte d’Ivoire) that overthrew the government, Laurent Gbagbo was elected president in 2000. His mandate should have ended in 2005 but has been extended by the UN Security Council. 966.680 5 1960– 966.680 51 Administration of Félix Houphouët-Boigny, 1960–1993 966.680 52 Administration Henri Konan Bédié, 1993–1999 966.680 53 1999– Ghana Current president John Evans Atta-Mills was elected in January 2009. 966.705 1957– 966.705 1 1957–1979 Including administration of Kwame Nkrumah, 1957–1966 966.705 2 1979–2001 Class here administration of Jerry J. Rawlings, 1981–2001 966.705 3 Administration of John Agyekum Kufuor, 2001–2009 966.705 4 2009– Togo Current president Faure Gnassingbé was installed in 2005 and won a controversial election the same year. Next presidential election is to be held in 2010. 966.810 4 1960– 966.810 41 1960–1967 966.810 42 Administration of Gnassingbé Eyadéma, 1967–2005 966.810 43 2005– Benin Current president Boni Yayi was elected in 2006. 966.830 5 1960– 966.830 51 1960–1991 Class here first administration of Mathieu Kérékou, 1972–1991 966.830 52 Administration of Nicéphore Dieudonné Soglo, 1991–1996 966.830 53 Second administration of Mathieu Kérékou, 1996–2006 966.830 54 2006– Nigeria Current president Umaru Musa Yar'adua was elected in 2007. 966.905 1960– 966.905 1 1960–1967 966.905 2 Period of Nigerian Civil War, 1967–1970 966.905 3 1970–1999 Including administration of Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida, 1985–1993 966.905 4 Administration of Olusegun Obasanjo, 1999–2007 966.905 5 2007– Sao Tome and Principe Current president Fradique de Menezes was elected in 2001, survived a coup attempt in 2003, and was reelected in 2006. Next election is to be held in July 2011. 967.15 *Sao Tome and Principe 967.150 1 Early history to 1975 967.150 2 Period of Republic, 1975– 967.150 21 Administration of Manuel Pinto da Costa, 1975–1991 967.150 22 Administration of Miguel Trovoada, 1991–2001 967.150 23 Administration of Fradique de Menezes, 2001– Angola The Angolan Civil War is generally recognized to have ended in 2002, not in 2000. Next presidential elections are going to be held in 2009. 967.304 2 ‡Administration of José Eduardo dos Santos, 1979– Class here Angolan Civil War, 1975–2002 For Angolan Civil War during 1975–1979, see 967.3041 Central African Republic 967.410 5 1960– 967.410 51 1960–1979 967.410 52 1979–1993 Class here administration of André Kolingba, 1981–1993 967.410 53 Administration of Ange-Félix Patasse, 1993–2003 967.410 54 2003– Burundi Following a period of civil war and unrest, democratic elections were held in 1993. A coup d’état after 100 days led to a renewed period of civil war and unrest. A transition government was installed in 2003. In 2005, a new constitution was adopted and elections were held. 967.572 04 1962– 967.572 041 1962–1993 967.572 041 5 Administration of Jean-Baptiste Bagaza, 1976–1987 967.572 042 1993–2005 967.572 043 2005– Djibouti Current president Ismail Omar Guelleh was elected in 1999 and reelected in 2005. Next election is to be held in April 2011. 967.710 4 1977– 967.710 41 Administration of Hassan Gouled Aptidon, 1977–1999 967.710 42 Administration of Ismail Omar Guelleh, 1999– Tanzania Current president Jakaya Khalfan Mrishowas Kikwete was elected in 2005. Next election is to be held in December 2010. 967.804 Period as United Republic, 1964– 967.804 1 Administration of Julius K. Nyerere, 1964–1985 967.804 2 Administration of Ali Hassan Mwinyi, 1985–1995 967.804 3 Administration of Benjamin W. Mkapa, 1995–2005 967.804 4 2005– 967.81 *Zanzibar and Pemba regions 967.810 4 1963– 967.810 41 1963–1985 967.810 42 1985–1995 967.810 43 1995–2005 967.810 44 2005– 967.82 *Mainland regions 967.820 4 1961– 967.820 41 1961–1985 967.820 42 1985–1995 967.820 43 1995–2005 967.820 44 2005– Mozambique Current president Armando Emílio Guebuza was elected in 2004 and became president in 2005. Next election is to be held in December 2009. 967.905 1975– 967.905 1 Administration of Samora Machel, 1975–1986 967.905 2 Administration of Joaquim Alberto Chissano, 1986–2005 967.905 3 2005– South Africa Current president Jacob Zuma was elected in April 2009. 968.067 Administration of Kgalema Motlanthe, 2008–2009 968.068 Administration of Jacob Zuma, 2009– 968.206 Period of Republic, 1961– Add to base number 968.206 the numbers following 968.06 in 968.061–968.06 968.406 Period of Republic, 1961– Add to base number 968.406 the numbers following 968.06 in 968.061–968.06 968.506 Period of Republic, 1961– Add to base number 968.506 the numbers following 968.06 in 968.061–968.06 968.706 Period of Republic, 1961– Add to base number 968.706 the numbers following 968.06 in 968.061–968.06 Botswana Current president Ian Khama serves out the remainder of the term of Mogae. Next election is to be held in October 2009. 968.830 3 1966– 968.830 31 Administration of Ketumile Masire during 1980–1990 relocated to 968.83032 968.830 32 Including administration of Ketumile Masire during 1980–1990 [formerly 968.83031] 968.830 33 Administration of Festus Gontebanye Mogae, 1998–2008 968.830 34 2008– Lesotho 968.850 3 1966– 968.850 31 First reign of Moshoeshoe II, 1966–1990 Class here prime ministership of Leabua Jonathan, 1966–1986 968.850 32 1990– Including second reign of Moshoeshoe II, 1995–1996; prime ministership of Pakalitha Bethuel Mosisili, 1998 to present Class here reigns of Letsie III, 1990–1995 and 1996 to present Zambia Current president Rupiah Banda serves out the remainder of the term of Mwanawasa (who was reelected in 2006). Next election is to be held in 2011. 968.940 4 Period as Republic of Zambia, 1964– 968.940 41 Administration of Kenneth D. Kaunda, 1964–1991 968.940 42 Administration of Frederick Chiluba, 1991–2002 968.940 43 Administration of Levy P. Mwanawasa, 2002–2008 968.940 44 2008– Malawi Current president B. W. T. Mutharika was elected in 2004. Next election is to be held on 19 May 2009. 968.970 4 1964– 968.970 41 Administration of H. Kamuzu Banda, 1964–1994 968.970 42 Administration of Bakili Muluzi, 1994–2004 968.970 43 2004– Madagascar After a political crisis in 2009, president Marc Ravalomanana (elected in 2001, relected in 2006) was forced to resign. The new transitional government remains controversial. 969.105 1960– 969.105 1 1960–1975 Class here administration of Philibert Tsiranana, 1960–1972 969.105 2 First a 969.105 3 1993–1997 969.105 4 Second administration Didier Ratsiraka, 1997–2002 969.105 5 2002– Mauritius After several acting presidents in 2002 and 2003, current president Aneerood Jugnauth was elected in 2003 and reelected in 2008. Next election is to be held in May 2013. 966.820 3 1968–1992 966.820 4 Period as republic, 1992– 966.820 41 Administration of Cassam Uteem, 1992–2002 966.820 42 2002– Class here administration of Aneerood Jugnauth, 2003 to present Directory: lis -> stndrds -> grps -> acoc -> documents lis -> National Oceanographic Data Center Publications and Products in the noaa central Library Network, 1961-2012 lis -> National Oceanographic Data Center Publications and Products in the noaa central Library Network, 1961-2015 lis -> National Oceanographic Data Center Publications and Products in the noaa central Library Network, 1961-Present lis -> Capitol Reef National Park List of Fruit and Nut Varieties, Including Heirlooms Prepared for the National Park Service through the Colorado Plateau Cooperative Ecosystems Studies Unit by Kanin Routson and Gary Paul Nabhan, Center for Sustainable lis -> United states department of education lis -> Antarctic Treaty. Washington D. 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