National Archives eases online search for data

The AP Says The National Archives and Records Administration has made it easier to search online through tens of millions of the electronic records it holds.

The revamped Access to Archival Databases site – www.archives.gov/aad – allows the public to search for free through 85 million documents in 475 files amassed by more than 30 federal agencies.

The updated site went live Monday but remains in test mode, said David Kepley, executive assistant to the assistant archivist for record services at the agency.
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