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Bulletins List of Shipped ItemsCataloging Service Bulletin Classification Schedules Classification and Shelflisting (2008) -- shipped week of June 5, 2008 LC Rule Interpretations MARC Documentation Subject Cataloging Manual: Subject Headings Note: With this update, the manual is current through the end of February 2008. This is the final update to the 5th edition of the manual. In autumn 2008, a new edition of the manual will be published under the title Subject Headings Manual. The new manual will complement the Classification and Shelflisting Manual, which will be published in April 2008.
Shipping ProceduresCDS sends domestic orders by UPS or the United States Postal Service, depending on product weight and destination. International customers receive most products via surface mail. CD-ROM products and some new products are shipped via air mail. There is no charge for shipping or handling for these services. For expedited service, ask about special handling (air mail, courier, overnight delivery, etc.). These fees are paid for by the customer when the order is placed. Tips for Optimum ServiceFor best service ... use your account number. When you order the first time, you will receive a customer account number. Use this number every time you order or correspond with us. Also, ... make sure the cost of your purchase is covered. CDS must receive payment before shipping. You can pay by check drawn on a U.S. bank, Visa, Mastercard, International money order, UNESCO coupons, or draw on a CDS deposit account, but payment must arrive before the product goes out. You may wish to place a deposit in your account and set up a standing order for some products to have future issues and updates sent to you automatically. Finally, check to see that your payment has been
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Have more questions? For further information contact CDS. Special Bulletins
Because of security measures in effect in Washington, DC, all mail
handled by the US Postal Service is subject to special handling, including
irradiation, and inevitable delays ranging from two to six weeks. For
faster service, send correspondence via email or private courier services
such as FedEx or UPS. See note on mail delivery
to the Library of Congress for details. |