We received today a special publication entitled "Disney world,
20 Years of magic," with the issue information "Fall/Winter 1991."
   At the top of the cover it says "From the Publisher of <Newsweek>"
In a small box at the bottom of the contents page it says "This
magazine was created by a special publishing team of Newsweek, Inc.
The editorial staff of Newsweek magazine did not participate in any
way in its preparation."
   Across from the contents page is a note "From the publisher"
It says "Walt Disney World is 20 years old? ... It seems only
yesterday that this land of entertainment opened ... This publication
was created by Newsweek Inc. especially to salute the rich history
and bright future of Walt Disney World."

   This thing, which carries a cover price of $2.95, came to us I guess
because we subscribe to <Newsweek>, yet it specifically states it is
not an issue of <Newsweek>.
   What to do with it? Check it in and bind it in as an unnumbered
supplement? That doesn't seem right with all the disclaimers.
   Throw it away? Somehow that doesn't seem right either. It could get
cited in Infotrac or similar place (Believe me, it happens!)
   Anybody out there have any good ideas?

Thanks,

Eleanor Cook
Belk Library
Appalachian State University
Boone, NC 28608
cookei@appstate.bitnet