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Preliminary Authority Records in the LC/NAFThe LC/NAF contains headings designated "preliminary" which may be identified by Level ofEstablishment fixed field 008/33 d; usually the 670 field will begin with a control number.Although NACO participants do not generally create preliminary records, they are permittedto upgrade them to fully-established records, especially when they are making anotherchange to the NAR.88
Provisional Authority Records in the LC/NAFBackground:The LC/NAF contains headings designated "provisional" which may be identified by Level ofEstablishment fixed field 008/33 c.Generally, these are authority records that could not be fully established according to therules because of inadequate information about the person, corporate body, etc. Frequently,this is because the language of a parent body and a subordinate body differ, or because thecataloger who established the heading did not have the language expertise necessary toestablish it as a full-level record.NACO members are expected to upgrade these records whenever possible.89
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Section II—Additions and Changes
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CDS - Cataloging Distribution Servi
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Heading - A term that may be ambigu
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Eligible HeadingsAuthority records
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NACO DocumentationNACO authority wo
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Section INew Authority RecordsWorkf
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This will require careful searching
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043 FieldOPTIONALThe 043 field cont
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Geographic Names151 -- $a France151
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Simple 4XX and 5XX Cross-references
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