Backstage Authority Control Report: R04 - Authority Delete Report
Report Type: SUBJECTS
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University of Maine
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July 01 2015

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001 n 85046806 003 DLC 005 20150504154259.0 008 850404n| acannaabn |a ana 010 $an 85046806 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01296174 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 043 $an-us-ma 151 $aBridgewater (Mass. : Town) 451 $wnnaa$aBridgewater, Mass. 670 $aSanford Advertising. Map of Bridgewater and West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, c1982. 670 $aLC data base, 4-1-85$b(hdg.: Bridgewater, Mass.) 670 $aRand McNally comm. atlas, 1983$b(Bridgewater, Town, in Plymouth Co.) 781 0$zMassachusetts$zBridgewater (Town) | 001 n 92093244 003 DLC 005 20150504154244.0 008 920917n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 92093244 $zn 85046806 034 $dW0705830$eW0705830$fN0415925$gN0415925$2geonames 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03240565 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC 043 $an-us-ma 151 $aBridgewater (Mass.) 451 $aTown of Bridgewater (Mass.) 670 $aNUCMC data from New England Historic Genealogical Society for Fairbanks, D.K. Papers, 1935-1981$b(Bridgewater, Mass.) 670 $aRand McNally comm'l atlas, 1985$b(Bridgewater; in town of Bridgewater; Plymouth county) 670 $aGeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009$b(ppl; 41°59ʹ25ʺN 070°58ʹ30ʺW) 670 $aSecretary of State of Massachusetts website, viewed May 5, 2015$bunder Citizen Information Services, Levels of Government (Bridgewater is one of 14 places with a city form of government that wishes to be known as "Town of") 670 $aTown of Bridgewater website, viewed May 5, 2015$b(Town of Bridgewater; Bridgewater; chatered in 1656; population of approximately 27,000; located 25 miles south of Boston) 781 0$zMassachusetts$zBridgewater
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001 n 85175037 003 DLC 005 20150622155213.0 008 850821n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 85175037 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01393955 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dTxSmTSU$dInU 1001 $aO'Brien, Niall 667 $aLast identity on undifferentiated record; reported for deletion. 670 $aHis Seeds of injustice, 1985:$bt.p. (Niall O'Brien) | 001 n 2015039222 003 DLC 005 20150623100247.0 008 150622n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 2015039222$zn 85175037 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC 046 $f1939-08-02$g2004-04-28$2edtf 1001 $aO'Brien, Niall,$d1939-2004 370 $aDublin (Ireland)$bPisa (Italy)$2naf 373 $aMissionary Society of St. Columban$2naf 374 $aPriests$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 667 $aFormerly on undifferentiated name record: n 85175037 670 $aSeeds of injustice, 1985:$bt.p. (Niall O'Brien) 670 $aWikipedia, June 22, 2015$b(Niall O'Brien; born 2 August 1939; Dublin, Ireland; died 28 April 2004; Pisa, Italy; Columban missionary priest, notable for being falsely accused of and detained in the Philippines in the 1980s on charges of multiple murder. Rather than accept a pardon, which would imply guilt, the priests had the charges dropped against them in return for agreeing to leave the country.)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niall_O%27Brien_%28priest%29
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001 n 85335498 003 DLC 005 20150415165717.0 008 851125n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 85335498 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01455417 035 $a(Uk)001638096 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dInNd$dUk$dDLC 1001 $aAdams, Jonathan 667 $aTHIS 1XX FIELD CANNOT BE USED UNDER RDA UNTIL THIS UNDIFFERENTIATED RECORD HAS BEEN HANDLED FOLLOWING THE GUIDELINES IN DCM Z1 008/32 670 $aHis Your business & the law, c1985:$bt.p. (Jonathan Adams) 670 $aSve. bok. 1997$b(Adams, Jonathan) | 001 n 2015023565 003 DLC 005 20150416101734.0 008 150415n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 2015023565$zn 85335498 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC 1001 $aAdams, Jonathan,$dactive 1985 667 $aFormerly on undifferentiated name record: n 85335498 670 $aYour business & the law, c1985:$bt.p. (Jonathan Adams)
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001 n 85819315 003 DLC 005 20150429142458.0 008 851010n| acannaabn |n aba 010 $an 85819315 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01408472 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dPSt$dDLC 1001 $aWilliams, John S. 667 $aTHIS 1XX FIELD CANNOT BE USED UNDER RDA UNTIL THIS UNDIFFERENTIATED RECORD HAS BEEN HANDLED FOLLOWING THE GUIDELINES IN DCM Z1 008/32 670 $a[Subject of Lay this body down] 670 $aLay this body down, 1999:$bCIP galley (John S. Williams; plantation owner in Jasper Co., Ga.) 670 $aTel. call to pub., 03-30-99$b(John S. Williams; no further info.) 670 $a[Author of John S. Williams genealogical notes and correspondence] 670 $aNUCMC data from Bucks County Historical Society for His Genealogical notes and correspondence, 1818-1930$b(Williams, John S.) | 001 n 2015027263 003 DLC 005 20150429142416.0 008 150429n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 2015027263$zn 85819315 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC 1001 $aWilliams, John S. 667 $aFormerly on undifferentiated record: n 85819315 670 $aLay this body down, 1999:$bCIP galley (John S. Williams; plantation owner in Jasper Co., Ga.)
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001 n 86008066 003 DLC 005 20150606134545.0 008 870407n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 86008066 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01827496 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dTNJ 1001 $aMillard, Bill 667 $aTHIS 1XX FIELD CANNOT BE USED UNDER RDA UNTIL THIS UNDIFFERENTIATED RECORD HAS BEEN HANDLED FOLLOWING THE GUIDELINES IN DCM Z1 008/32 667 $aLast entity on undifferentiated authority record; reported for deletion 670 $a[Author of Devotional guide] 670 $aDevotional guide, 2008:$bt.p. (Bill Millard, Indiana Wesleyan Univ.) | 001 n 2015035951 003 DLC 005 20150606134526.0 008 150606n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 2015035951$zn 86008066 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC 1001 $aMillard, Bill 667 $aFormerly on undifferentiated name record: n 86008066 670 $aDevotional guide, 2008:$bt.p. (Bill Millard, Indiana Wesleyan Univ.)
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001 n 93085668 003 DLC 005 20150429164916.0 008 930902n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 93085668 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03446362 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dIlMpPL$dDLC 1001 $aBard, Elizabeth 670 $a[Author of Custom wood products market analysis] 670 $aHer Custom wood products market analysis, 1986:$bt.p. (Elizabeth Bard) | 001 n 2015027339 003 DLC 005 20150429164910.0 008 150429n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 2015027339$zn 93085668 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC 1001 $aBard, Elizabeth,$dactive 1986 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 667 $aFormerly on undifferentiated name record: n 93085668 670 $aCustom wood products market analysis, 1986:$bt.p. (Elizabeth Bard)
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001 n 98060962 003 DLC 005 20150617102127.0 008 980707n| acannaab |n aaa 010 $an 98060962 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aLambert, Craig 670 $aMind over water, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Craig Lambert) galley (staff writer and editor, Harvard mag.; in summer of 1995 he is 47 yrs old) | 001 n 2015008982 003 DLC 005 20150618100840.0 008 150209n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 2015008982$zn 98060962 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC 046 $f19471207 1001 $aLambert, Craig,$d1947- 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $aShadow work, 2015:$bECIP t.p. (Craig Lambert) 670 $aEmail fr. pub., Feb. 9, 2015$b(Craid Lambert; b. Dec. 7, 1947) 670 $aMind over water, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Craig Lambert) galley (staff writer and editor, Harvard mag.; in summer of 1995 he is 47 yrs old) 670 $aHarvard magazine, viewed June 17, 2015$barticle dated January-February, 2015 (Deputy editor Craig Lambert tiptoed on to Harvard Magazine's masthead formally in the November-December 1988 issue, the ninetieth-anniversary edition, as a “copy editor.” (He had previously been listed among the contributing editors, having written about rowing, tennis, and Harvardians in Hollywood- all enduring passions.) By the following spring, he was among the associate editors, and he hasn't looked back, until now: effective December 1, he has retired. )$uhttp://harvardmagazine.com/2015/01/and-having-written
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001 n 79071202 003 DLC 005 20150519135552.0 008 790815n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79071202 $zn 79109683 $zsh 85095661 034 $dE0842500$eE0842500$fN0201000$gN0201000$2geonames 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00303998 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDLC-S$dDLC$dNIC$dWaU$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dNjP 043 $aa-ii--- 151 $aOdisha (India) 451 $aKaliṅga (India) 451 $aOḍiśā (India) 451 $aUṛīsā (India) 451 $aOṛiśā (India) 451 $wnne$aOrissa (India) 551 $aBihar and Orissa (India) 667 $aOld catalog heading: Orissa, India 670 $aKarmayogī Dīnabandhu, 1988:$bp. 5 (Oḍiśā) 670 $aOdisha historical research journal, 2012. 670 $aCol. Lipp. gaz., 1962:$bp. 1390 (Orissa; Constituent state, bounded E by Bay of Bengal, S by Madras, W by Madhya Pradesh, N by Bihar, NE by West Bengal) 670 $aTenth National Water Convention, 2003?:$bt.p. (Uṛīsā) 670 $aGeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009$b(ppl; 20°10ʹ00ʺN 084°25ʹ00ʺE), May 11, 2015 (Odisha, approved; Orissa, variant) 670 $aOṛiśā kī lokakathāeṃ, 2011:$bt.p. (Oṛiśā) t.p. verso (Odisha) 670 $aWikipedia, May 11, 2015:$b(Odisha, formerly rendered Orissa, one of the 29 states of India, located in the east of India. WGS84 20° 9' 0" N, 85° 30' 0" E) 675 $aOrissa historical research journal, 2011. 781 0$zIndia$zOdisha | 001 n 2015031859 003 DLC 005 20150519140839.0 008 150519n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 2015031859$zn 79071202 $zn 79109683 $zsh 85095661 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC 043 $aa-ii--- 046 $s2011 151 $aOdisha (India) 451 $aState of Odisha (India) 551 $wa$aOrissa (India) 670 $aGEOnet, viewed May 19, 2015:$b(Odisha [approved]; State of Odisha [approved] ADM1 in India, 20°30ʹ00ʺN, 084°25ʹ00ʺE; variants: Orissa; State of Orissa) 670 $aThe times of India online, viewed May 19, 2015$barticle "Orissa celebrates Odisha," Nov. 5, 2011 (Orissa is now officially known as Odisha and it's language as Odia as President Pratibha Patel gave her assent to two bills--Orissa (Alternation of Name) Bill 2010 and the Constitution (113th Amendment) Bill 2010; in September, the Lok Sabha ratified the two Bills, which were awaiting the President's nod; the Rajya Sabha passed both the Bills in March) 670 $aStatesman's yearbook online, Nov. 27, 2012$bunder India, states and territories, Odisha, general details (Odisha was known as Orissa until September 2011) 781 0$zIndia$zOdisha
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001 n 2005091946 003 DLC 005 20150413142256.0 008 051220n| acannaabn |n ana 010 $an 2005091946 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC 1102 $aSchool of Nisibis 670 $aBecker, Adam H. The fear of God and the beginning of wisdom, 2006:$bCIP t.p. (School of Nisibis) 670 $aLC database, 12/20/2005:$b(hdg.: School of Nisibis) (usage: School of Nisibis) | 001 n 2002136708 003 DLC 005 20150526072005.0 008 021121n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 2002136708$zn 2005091946 035 $a(OCoLC)oca05918615 040 $aDNLM$beng$erda$cDNLM$dDLC$dIEN$dDLC 046 $s0350?$2edtf 1102 $aMadrasat Naṣībīn 4102 $aEcole de Nisibe 4102 $aSchool of Nisibis 670 $aMadrasat Naṣībīn al-shahīrah, 1905:$bt.p. (Madrasat Naṣībīn; Ecole de Nisibe) 670 $aThe fear of God and the beginning of wisdom, 2006:$bCIP t.p. (School of Nisibis) 670 $aWikipedia, April 13, 2015$b(The School of Nisibis (for a time absorbed into the School of Edessa) was an educational establishment in Nisibis, modern-day Turkey. It was an important spiritual center of the early Church of the East, and like Gundeshapur, is sometimes referred to as the world's first university. The school was founded around 350 by Mar Yaqub after the model of the school of Diodorus of Tarsus in Antioch. It was an ideal location for a Syriac school: located in the center of the Syriac-speaking Assyrian world, and still inside the Roman empire, which had just embraced Christianity.)$uhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_of_Nisibis
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001 sh 85068380 003 DLC 005 20150401120324.3 008 860211 | anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 85068380 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUPB 150 $aIsis (Egyptian deity) 450 $wnne$aIsis 550 $wg$aGoddesses, Egyptian 682 $iThis authority record has been deleted because the subject heading is covered by an identical name heading (no2015001988). | 001 no2015001988 003 DLC 005 20150402131413.0 008 150107n| azannaabn |b aaa c 010 $ano2015001988$zsh 85068380 035 $a(OCoLC)oca10054553 040 $aUPB$beng$erda$cUPB$dDLC 1000 $aIsis$c(Egyptian deity) 368 $cEgyptian deity 368 $cGoddesses, Egyptian$2lcsh 370 $cEgypt$2naf 375 $afemale 4000 $aAset$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aEset$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aIset$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aİsida$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aIsidi$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aIzida$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aIziso$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aIside$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aIzidė$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aÍzisz$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aIzyda$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $a伊西斯$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aYi xi si$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aイシス$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aIshisu$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aאיזיס$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $a이시스$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aIsiseu$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aИсида$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aИзида$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aІсіда$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aإيزيس$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aĪzīs$c(Egyptian deity) 4000 $aἼσις$c(Egyptian deity) 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aColloque international sur les études isiaques (5th : 2011 : Boulogne-sur-Mer, France). Power, politics, and the cults of Isis, 2014. 670 $aWikipedia, 7 January 2015$b(Isis; Aset or Iset in Egyptian; goddess from Egypt; later her worship spread throughout the Greco-Roman world; patroness of nature and magic; sister and wife of Osiris, mother of Horus; other forms: Ἴσις; إيزيس; İsida; Ісіда; Изида; Исида; Izida; Eset; Iziso; 이시스; Iside; איזיס; Izidė; Ízisz; イシス; Izyda; Isidi; 伊西斯)
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001 sh 85072813 003 DLC 005 20150508170657.7 008 030228 | anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 85072813 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dIAhCCS$dWaU 150 $aKoko (Gorilla) 450 $aFine Animal Gorilla 550 $wg$aGorilla 670 $aFine animal Gorilla, c2002:$bcontainer (Fine Animal Gorilla (Koko's name for herself)) 682 $iThis authority record has been deleted because the subject heading is covered by the name heading$aKoko (Gorilla), 1971-$0(DLC)no2015024426 | 001 no2015024426 003 DLC 005 20150515164706.0 008 150222n| azannaabn |b aaa c 010 $ano2015024426$zsh 85072813 035 $a(OCoLC)oca10095054 040 $aWaU$beng$erda$cWaU$dDLC 046 $f19710704 1000 $aKoko$c(Gorilla),$d1971- 368 $cGorilla$2lcsh 370 $aSan Francisco Zoo (San Francisco, Calif.)$2naf 370 $aSan Francisco (Calif.)$eWoodside (Calif.)$2naf 372 $aSign language$2lcsh 375 $afemale 4000 $aHanabi-Ko$c(Gorilla),$d1971- 4000 $a花火子$c(Gorilla),$d1971- 4000 $aHanabiko$c(Gorilla),$d1971- 4000 $aFine Animal Gorilla,$d1971- 4000 $aКоко$c(Gorilla),$d1971- 4000 $aקוקו$c(Gorilla),$d1971- 4000 $aココ$c(Gorilla),$d1971- 4000 $a可可$c(Gorilla),$d1971- 4000 $aKeke$c(Gorilla),$d1971- 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aPatterson, Francine. Koko's story, 1987:$bunnumbered page 3 ("Fine animal gorilla"--Koko) unnumbered page 6 (Koko was born at the San Francisco Zoo on the fourth of July in 1971; she was named Hanabi-Ko, a Japanese word meaning "fireworks child," but everyone called her Koko) unnumbered page 15 (by the age of five Koko new more than 200 words in sign) unnumbered page 40 (lowland gorilla) 670 $aWikipedia, February 22, 2015$b(Koko (gorilla); Hanabiko "Koko" (born July 4, 1971) is a female western lowland gorilla who is known for having learned a large number of hand signs from a modified version of American Sign Language (ASL); her trainer Francine "Penny" Patterson, reports that Koko is able to understand more than 1,000 signs of what Patterson calls "Gorilla Sign Language" (GSL); Koko understands approximately 2,000 words of spoken English, in addition to the signs; born at the San Francisco Zoo and has lived most of her life in Woodside, California; Koko is short for the name Hanabiko (花火子 = Hanabi-ko, literally "fireworks child") in Japanese, a reference to her date of birth, the fourth of July) Bulgarian page (Коко = Koko) Hebrew page (קוקו = Ḳoḳo) Japanese page (ココ = Koko) Russian page (Коко = Koko) Chinese page (可可 = Keke) 670 $aThe Gorilla Foundation website, February 22, 2015:$bAbout us > Gorillas > Koko (Koko was born at the San Francisco Zoo in 1971 and came to live with Dr. Penny Patterson at the Gorilla Foundation when Koko was just 1 year old. As part of what was supposed to be just a 4-year Ph.D. dissertation, Koko began to learn American Sign Language; Penny Patterson, a young graduate student in psychology at Stanford, first saw a tiny, undernourished baby gorilla named Hanabi-Ko at the San Francisco Zoo; Full Name: Hanabi-Ko (aka Koko). Translation: "Fireworks Child" (Japanese). Birthdate: July 4, 1971. Place of Birth: San Francisco, CA)$uhttp://www.koko.org/meet_koko 670 $aFine Animal Gorilla, 2002?:$bcontainer (Fine Animal Gorilla (Koko's name for herself))
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