GLEETT - University of Washington
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develcpnei* people aid administrators, to further the ction's image to<br />
the pr<strong>of</strong>ession at large.<br />
'iha discussion tzned to non-Slavic East ropean area<br />
specialists. Maim 3ndza ard Rainurdas tapes, representing Latvian<br />
aid Lithuanian librarians, respectively, explained the position <strong>of</strong> their<br />
colleagues, are not able to work in their subject areas aid are<br />
thus riot active participants in organizations suth as SEES, but tho<br />
have a great deal <strong>of</strong> expertise to contribute to the pr<strong>of</strong>ession.<br />
Wojciedi mngested that there be a place for a Baltic interest discussion<br />
gronp on the New York program aid will investigate the possibility <strong>of</strong><br />
poblicizing SEES activities to ethnic interest librarians, perhaps<br />
thrcui ncn-AL AlA p.lblications.<br />
The meeting closed with Wojciec*t'e expression <strong>of</strong><br />
appreciation to taazlo on behalf <strong>of</strong> the Section for the latter's suoneesful<br />
aid energetic service as SEES thair.<br />
1986 armittee<br />
Spealdng for zliward Kasinec, Wojciecti described the plans for the<br />
1986 New York The these will be: Russia aid AmericaEarly<br />
Relatics aid Xnfluez. Papers will be by ert Icarlowidi ("N.M.<br />
I,'dstherg as a St*ent <strong>of</strong> Slavic Libraries, l923_l924fl), ward<br />
Kasinec ("'No WcamnL.B. Eaavklna-Haniurger aid AG. Kravthenko as<br />
StLdesta <strong>of</strong> American libraries"), Nadia Zilper ("thanges <strong>of</strong> Biok<br />
Materials: a Historical Ove view") with azments by Thyllis Dein ai4'or<br />
rd Eaenan.<br />
The conference dates are ,Jtine 28-ly 3, with ccamtittee<br />
meetings set for JUns 29 (Suniay) aid June 30 (kaday) aid the pta<br />
for Jurs 30.<br />
An e,thibit will be munted at the Slavonic Division <strong>of</strong> NYPL to<br />
aoocapany the pgraa.<br />
CyrlUic anization aid Autatiation Ozmsittee<br />
ert Fitzgerald opened the meeting with a discussion <strong>of</strong> NAa)<br />
entries for Russian personal names, in particular the matter <strong>of</strong><br />
patrcmymicm. According to } patzaice are not used In<br />
cross-references if not given on the title page, even if they r in the<br />
colcpon, because they are treated as middle nairse. The prd,les is<br />
ci'e'tW1 ly a1te when a pre4Qinc Soviet writer emigrates to the West<br />
sugjently drcp his patronymic. NMO has rejected<br />
cross-references, resulting in no linkage between older aid newer works<br />
by the eai author in those instances. The patronymic frun the co1on<br />
can be lirlided in the 670 field, but patrons don't have acoess to the<br />
authority file with a 670 field. This is not a prublera for newly<br />
established names, where a NAgX) refere can be established with the<br />
full name taken frun the coloon.<br />
Ibe Ominittee was unanincus in reoxineirthig that the old form<br />
(with patronymic) by kept as a reference in the 400 field. Nathalie<br />
Delcugaz <strong>of</strong> Ic's Shared Cataloging Division will try to cnmvince Ben<br />
Tucker at IC that Russian patronyinics must not be treated like ordinary<br />
middle names. Pdiert will also coz.ud with IC on this.<br />
Mia e announced that PIG is to go online (on RLXN) with<br />
vernacular Cyrillic In 1986. Design <strong>of</strong> a program has been ccmleted<br />
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