Also, If that Sandia-originating chart IS the one you are looking for, I contacted Anna Nussbaum a few years ago and she gave me permission to use it, with a citation of "Adapted with permission from Recorded Information Management Program of Sandia National Laboratories".  

Tammy Cutts | Nuclear Records Analyst
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Subject: Is it a record?

Years ago I came across a document called Is it a record?.  It was a type of flow chart to assist in determining if a document was a record or not.
 
Does anyone know who the originator was and if it is copywrited?
 
Tracey Ann Black
Records Management Consultant

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