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Board President Franklin Warner commented that it was the Library Board’s responsibility to consider the offers, and that such consideration would be placed on the agenda for a future meeting.
Board member John McCarthy moved to immediately accept the computers and EBSCOhost subscription service by formally requesting funding from the Friends of the Library. After a brief discussion, the motion was passed.
President Warner opened discussion on the library expansion offer, and suggested that a committee be formed to investigate the expansion issues. Board members discussed some of their ogpcems, including the potential for additional indirect costs (e.g., staffing for supervision, electric and heating), the need to maintain architectural integrity, co-uses for the additional space, and the requirement that the building expansion committee look first at recommending a go-no go decision. President Warner expressed his hopes that the committee could report back to the Board by September or October.
Other Board of Trustees activity included:
• President Warner chastised the Board for not attending the library budget hearings before the Board of Supervisors.
See LIBRARY, Page A8
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