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A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
Research Collections in Latino Studies Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections
Latino Civil Rights During the Carter Administration
Part 1: Records of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs, 1979–1981
Series B: Files of Gilbert Colón, Raul Robert Tapia, Miriam Cruz, Armando Rendon, and Hilda Solis
A UPA Collection
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Cover: Mexican President José López Portillo, Jimmy Carter, Mrs. López Portillo, and Rosalynn Carter, February 14, 1977. Photo courtesy of National Archives and Records Administration. Research Collections in Latino Studies Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections
Latino Civil Rights During the Carter Administration
Part 1: Records of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs, 1979–1981
Series B: Files of Gilbert Colón, Raul Robert Tapia, Miriam Cruz, Armando Rendon, and Hilda Solis
Guide by Mark A. Zimmerman
The documents reproduced in this publication are among the records of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs in the custody of the Jimmy Carter Library, Atlanta, Georgia. No copyright is claimed in these official U.S. government records.
A UPA Collection from
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Latino civil rights during the Carter administration. Part 1, Records of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs, 1979–1981 [microform] / [project coordinator, Daniel Lewis]. microfilm reels. –– (Research collections in Latino studies) “Microfilmed from the holdings of the Jimmy Carter Library, Atlanta, Georgia.” Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Mark A. Zimmerman entitled: A guide to the microfilm edition of Latino civil rights during the Carter administration. ISBN 978-0-88692-852-0 (series A) –– ISBN 978-0-88692-886-5 (series B) 1. Hispanic Americans––Civil rights––History––20th century. 2. Hispanic Americans–– Politics and government––20th century. 3. Mexican Americans––Civil rights––History–– 20th century. 4. White House Office of Hispanic Affairs (U.S.)––History––Sources. 5. Carter, Jimmy, 1924–––Relations with Hispanic Americans. 6. United States––Race relations–– History––20th century––Sources. I. Lewis, Daniel, 1972– II. Zimmerman, Mark A., 1979– III. Title: Records of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs, 1979–1981. IV. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of Latino civil rights during the Carter administration. V. Series. E184.S75 323.1168’07309045––dc22 2007061518
Copyright © 2007 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. ISBN 978-0-88692-886-5. TABLE OF CONTENTS
Scope and Content Note ...... v Source Note...... ix Editorial Note ...... ix Abbreviations ...... xi
Reel Index
Gilbert Colón Papers
Reels 1–8 Subject File ...... 1
Reel 9 Subject File cont...... 21 Chronological File ...... 23
Reel 10 Chronological File cont...... 23
Reel 11 Chronological File cont...... 25 Resume File ...... 25
Raul R. Tapia Papers
Subject File ...... 26
Reels 12–17 Subject File cont...... 28
iii Reel 18 Subject File cont...... 38
Miriam Cruz Papers
Subject File ...... 39
Reel 19 Subject File cont...... 40
Reel 20 Subject File cont...... 42
Armando Rendon Papers
Subject File ...... 43
Reel 21 Subject File cont...... 44
Reel 22 Subject File cont...... 46
Hilda Solis Papers
Subject File ...... 46
Reels 23–27 Subject File cont...... 47
Principal Correspondents Index...... 55 Subject Index...... 65
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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
This microfilm collection, Latino Civil Rights During the Carter Administration, Part 1: Records of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs, 1979–1981, Series B: Files of Gilbert Colón, Raul Robert Tapia, Miriam Cruz, Armando Rendon, and Hilda Solis, sheds light on the many facets of the Latino experience in the United States as viewed from the highest office in the land. Created in the summer of 1979, the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs came into existence at a critical time for the Latino community. The coming decade of the 1980s was being hailed as “the Decade of the Hispanic,” and many were looking to the president and Congress to show more respect for Latinos and their manifold contributions to the United States. The creation of the Office of Hispanic Affairs represented President Jimmy Carter’s answer to the growing calls for Hispanic representation in Washington. President Carter chose Esteban E. Torres to head the new Office of Hispanic Affairs. Torres was born in a small copper-mining town in Arizona. During the Great Depression his family moved to East Los Angeles, California, where Torres spent his formative years. As a young man Torres joined the U.S. Army. After leaving the army in 1954, he became a worker on an automobile assembly line, where he became active in the United Auto Workers (UAW). Torres’s leadership skills were noticed by union officials, and he rose through the ranks in the UAW, eventually becoming the director of Inter-American Affairs for the union. After leaving the UAW, Torres returned to Los Angeles to help found and lead The East Los Angeles Community Union (TELACU), a prominent anti-poverty agency. It was while at TELACU that Torres was tapped by President Carter to serve as the U.S. permanent representative to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in Paris. President Carter then recalled Torres and appointed him as director of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs in 1979, where Torres, with his noted administrative skills, proved to be an effective representative of the Latino population as well as an articulate spokesman for the Carter administration (Reel 17, Frame 0867). This collection comprises the papers of Ambassador Torres’s assistants in the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs: Gilbert Colón, Raul R. Tapia, Miriam Cruz, Armando Rendon, and Hilda Solis.
The Gilbert Colón Papers Gilbert Colón was born in 1944 in Naguabo, Puerto Rico. After serving in the U.S. Army he moved to New York City, where he initially took a job with the Social Services Department of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Offices. In 1972 he graduated with a B.A. from the City College of New York, and four years later he received his M.P.A. from Baruch College. From 1977 to 1979 Colón served with the federal government as special assistant to the deputy director of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). It was while at OPM that Colón took the position of deputy assistant to the president for Hispanic Affairs. As deputy assistant, Colón was
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second-in-command to Ambassador Torres and was responsible for the day-to-day activities of the Office of Hispanic Affairs. The papers of Gilbert Colón compose the bulk of this collection. Instead of providing great detail on a few topics, the Colón files touch on a wide range of issues, indicating the scope of the services provided by the Office of Hispanic Affairs. The Colón papers are divided into three sections: the subject file, the chronological file, and the resume file. Highlights of the Colon papers include coverage of discrimination against Angel Huerta-Perez by the Greenville, S.C., hospital system (Reel 4, Frame 0670); and information concerning a class action lawsuit over illegal detention (Reel 9, Frame 0570). Colón’s files also include a large amount of correspondence, ranging from the mundane to the serious to the charming—the latter represented by a letter from a third-grader from Maine, who wrote a note to Colón as part of a school assignment (Reel 10, Frame 0250).
The Raul R. Tapia Papers Working alongside Esteban Torres and Gilbert Colón in the Office of Hispanic Affairs was Raul R. Tapia, who was well into a distinguished legal career when he accepted the position of deputy assistant to the president for Hispanic Affairs. After graduating from Harvard Law School and the Kennedy School of Government, Tapia had gone on to serve in a number of organizations including the Mexican-American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) and the Chicano Legal Research Bureau. He practiced international law and served as the president of a consulting firm before going to work in the White House. In his new position in the Office of Hispanic Affairs, Tapia’s responsibilities included “the implementation of the Administration’s goals and policies in the areas of education, community outreach programs, economic development, housing, employment and voicing the concerns of the Hispanic community” (Reel 17, Frame 0866). The Tapia papers consist of a subject file that demonstrates the wide range of topics that the Office of Hispanic Affairs was called upon to address. Highlights include relatively in-depth coverage of Mexico’s petroleum assets (Reel 15, Frame 0001); a discussion of Hispanic access to health care (Reel 15, Frame 0607; Reel 16, Frame 0058); an interesting article concerning the amount of money that illegal immigrants had been contributing to the Social Security system (Reel 15, Frame 0913); a statistical survey of Carter administration appointees focusing on racial origin (Reel 17, Frame 0942); the possibility of identification cards for immigrants (Reel 18, Frame 0146); and information about agricultural labor (Reel 18, Frame 0852).
The Miriam Cruz Papers Miriam Cruz served on the Interdepartmental Task Force on Women under Sarah Weddington before coming to the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs in 1980. As deputy assistant to the president for Hispanic Affairs her responsibilities included being a point of contact between Hispanics and the White House; conveying Hispanic needs and concerns to the president and other government officials; monitoring government programs and initiatives of interest to Hispanics; and promoting Carter administration policies and programs related to Hispanics. The Miriam Cruz file is organized according to subject and consists of Reel 18, Frame 0920, through Reel 20, Frame 0720.
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The Armando Rendon Papers Armando Rendon was an employee of the Public Information Office of the Bureau of the Census when he was detailed to the White House from 1978 to 1980. His subject file begins on Reel 20, Frame 0721, and extends through Reel 22, Frame 0183.
The Hilda Solis Papers Hilda Solis served as an intern in the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs during the last year of the Carter administration. At the time she was studying for her M.A. in Public Administration at the University of Southern California. Her main responsibility as an intern was to edit the office’s newsletter, News on Hispanic Affairs. Her subject file therefore includes a large amount of background material related to what was published in the newsletter. This material includes photographs, press releases, drafts of speeches, newspaper articles, and other publications. The Solis subject file begins on Reel 22, Frame 0184, and continues through to the end of the collection.
Latino Civil Rights During the Carter Administration, Part 1: Records of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs, 1979–1981, Series B: Files of Gilbert Colón, Raul Robert Tapia, Miriam Cruz, Armando Rendon, and Hilda Solis represents a cross-section of the needs, worries, and successes of the Latino community. While not covering any particular subject in great detail, this collection finds its value in representing the full spectrum of issues relating to the Latino population and its relationship with the federal government. Researchers may also be interested in other related titles from LexisNexis, including the following: Latino Civil Rights During the Carter Administration, Part 1: Records of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs, 1979– 1981, Series A: Esteban Torres Files; The Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund; Special Studies: Foreign Nations: Latin America, 1962–2002; Records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service; Civil Rights During the Carter Administration; and Special Studies: Immigration.
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SOURCE NOTE
This microfilm publication consists of the Records of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs, 1979–1981, from the holdings of the Jimmy Carter Library, Atlanta, Georgia. Part 1, Series B comprises the files of Gilbert Colón, Raul Robert Tapia, Miriam Cruz, Armando Rendon, and Hilda Solis.
EDITORIAL NOTE
For Part 1 Series B, LexisNexis has microfilmed all materials, with the exception of the computer-generated reports in Box 21 of the Gilbert Colón files because these documents include mailing addresses or other personal identification information. The location of these omitted materials has been noted on the microfilm.
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ABBREVIATIONS
The following abbreviations appear three or more times in the Reel Index. CETA Comprehensive Employment Training Act DOL Department of Labor EDA Economic Development Administration EEOC Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ERA Equal Rights Amendment FCC Federal Communications Commission HEW Department of Health, Education, and Welfare HHS Department of Health and Human Services H.R. House Resolution HUD Department of Housing and Urban Development INS Immigration and Naturalization Service MALDEF Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund MANA Mexican-American Women’s National Association OPM Office of Personnel Management PEMEX Petroleos Mexicanos
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REEL INDEX
The following index is a listing of the folders that compose Latino Civil Rights During the Carter Administration, Part 1: Records of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs, 1979–1981, Series B: Files of Gilbert Colon, Raul Robert Tapia, Miriam Cruz, Armando Rendon, and Hilda Solis. The four-digit number on the far left is the frame number at which a particular file folder begins. This is followed by the file title and the date(s) of the file. Substantive issues are highlighted under the heading Major Topics, as are prominent correspondents under the heading Principal Correspondents. Topics and correspondents are listed in the order in which they appear on the film, and each one is listed only once per folder.
Reel 1 Frame No.
Gilbert Colón Papers: Subject File
0001 [ABL Associates, Inc., 1979]. Major Topics: ABL Business Services; minority employment; women; youth employment. Principal Correspondents: Tensia Alvirez; Esteban E. Torres.
0012 Access, Inc., 1980. Major Topic: Bilingual education. Principal Correspondent: Maria Elena Pynn.
0016 [Aeronaves de Puerto Rico, 1979–80]. Major Topics: Airplanes and air travel; Puerto Rico; minority-owned businesses; New York City; HUD; Fidel Castro; Cuba. Principal Correspondent: Irma Vidal Santaella.
0028 [Aging, 1979]. Major Topics: Allied Home Health Association; aged and aging; San Diego, Calif.
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0034 American G.I. Forum, 1979 [File no. 1]. Major Topics: Department of the Interior; Micronesia; Puerto Rico; Northern Mariana Islands; Santa Clara County, Calif. Principal Correspondents: James P. M. Entee; Veronica Bustamante.
0066 [American G.I. Forum, 1979–80, File no. 2]. Major Topics: Benjamin R. Civiletti; Hispanic Civil Rights Conference; immigration; women; California. Principal Correspondents: Gilberto Jasso; Esteban E. Torres; Carl Blumenstein.
0101 Andrade, Juan, 1980. Major Topics: Ohio; Hispanic American Community Based Organizations (nonprofit organization); elections. Principal Correspondent: Juan Andrade Jr.
0194 Asian & Pacific American Federal Employees Council, 1978–1980. Major Topics: Asian/Pacific American Heritage Week; Asian Pacific Americans; federal employees; affirmative action. Principal Correspondents: Stephen Thom; Laura Chin; Esteban E. Torres; Anne Wexler; Spark Matsunaga.
0197 [Asian Pacific American Forum, 1978–80]. Major Topics: Asian/Pacific American Heritage Week; Congressional Record; civil rights; Asian Pacific Americans; Asian-Pacific American Heritage Council. Principal Correspondent: Stephen Thom.
0294 Aspira, 1980. Major Topics: New Jersey; League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC). Principal Correspondents: Mario A. Anglada; Esteban E. Torres.
0310 Assistance/Inquiry Forms, 9/79–12/79. Major Topics: Mexican Americans; Texas; rural development; New York City; housing; San Hidalgo Institute.
0403 Assistance/Inquiry Forms, 1/80–3/80. Major Topics: Attorney General’s Advisory Commission on Hispanics; New York City; veterans. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colon.
0457 Automobile Industry Policy Mailing Project, 1980. Major Topic: Automobiles and automobile industry. Principal Correspondent: Esteban E. Torres.
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0471 Avante, Inc., 1980. Major Topics: Ethanol; Texas; minority-owned businesses. Principal Correspondent: Richard J. Bela.
0514 Bathgate Coalition, 1975–80. Major Topic: New York City. Principal Correspondents: Robert Abrams; Xavier Rodriguez.
0578 [“Black” and Minority Reports, 1979]. Major Topics: Budget of the U.S.; minorities; White House fellowships; African Americans; federal employees; Black History Month; international sanctions; Zimbabwe.
0673 [Black Alliance for the Re-election of Carter, 1979]. Major Topic: African Americans. Principal Correspondent: Erman L. Forde.
0680 Boricua College, 1979–80. Major Topics: Bilingual education; New York City; Puerto Ricans. Principal Correspondent: Agustin Rivera.
0729 [Briefings, 1979]. Major Topics: California; labor unions; unemployment; Edward M. Kennedy; AFL-CIO; Edmund G. Brown. Principal Correspondent: Jim Caudillo.
0750 [Bronx Frontier Development Corporation, 1979]. Major Topics: New York City; urban development.
0780 Brothers Redevelopment, Inc., 1979–80. Major Topic: Housing. Principal Correspondent: Joe Giron.
0810 [Budget Narrative, 1979]. Major Topics: Westtown Alternative Center; Puerto Ricans; Westtown Economic Development Corporation; Chicago, Ill. Principal Correspondent: Felix M. Padilla.
0939 [Budget Task Force, 1981]. Major Topics: Education; nutrition; poverty; public health; employment; housing; budget of the U.S.
0961 [California Hispanic Civil Rights Conference, 1979]. Major Topics: Civil rights; American G.I. Forum; Department of Justice; immigration. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Jasso.
3 Frame No.
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Gilbert Colón Papers: Subject File cont.
0001 Campaign Theme, Office for Hispanic Affairs, 1980. Major Topics: White House Office of Ethnic Affairs; media; human rights; Carter administration appointees; housing; public health; education; immigration.
0040 Carnivale Bag Company, 1980. Principal Correspondent: John E. Corrigan.
0044 Carter, Rosalynn, 1980. Major Topics: Rosalynn Carter interview on Puerto Rican television; census (1980).
0073 Census Information Kit, 1980. Major Topic: Department of Commerce. Principal Correspondent: Vincent P. Barabba.
0221 [Bureau of Census, 1980]. Major Topic: Census (1980).
0231 [Center for Ethics and Social Policy, 1979]. Major Topics: Berkeley, Calif.; immigration; Mexican Americans.
0264 [Chicano Forum, 1979]. Major Topics: Chicana Forum; art and artists; El Paso, Tex.; International Arts Forum.
0286 [Child Development Associate Consortium, 1979]. Major Topics: Education; child development. Principal Correspondent: Marilyn M. Smith.
0301 Children’s Heart Hospital of South Texas, 1978–80. Major Topics: Public health; Texas; Nuestro (magazine). Principal Correspondents: Edward D. Martin; James W. Simpson.
0406 [Children’s Television Workshop, 1979]. Principal Correspondent: Joe Aguayo.
0409 [Christmas Card List, 1979]. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0430 [Cinco de Mayo, President’s Speech, 1979]. Major Topics: Hispanic holidays; Jimmy Carter speech.
4 Frame No.
0438 [Citizenship Requirements for Federal Employment, 1976–77].
0445 [Civil Rights, 1979–80]. Major Topics: Edward M. Kennedy; American G.I. Forum.
0478 Coker Proposal, 1979–80. Major Topics: National Hispanic Leadership Conference; Forum of National Hispanic Organizations; Campesinos Unidos, Inc.; agricultural labor. Principal Correspondent: Ed Coker.
0519 [Cole, Arthur, Correspondence, 1979–80]. Major Topics: Education; public health; public welfare programs; housing; elections. Principal Correspondent: Arthur Cole.
0543 Colon Appointment/Congratulatory Letters, 1979–80. Major Topic: Prisons. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colon.
0587 Commerce, Department of, 1979–80. Major Topic: Census (1980).
0592 [Community Research Group, n.d.]. Major Topics: Poverty; The East Los Angeles Community Union; housing; urban development.
0609 Community Services Administration, 1979–80 [File no. 1]. Principal Correspondent: Esteban E. Torres.
0616 [Community Services Administration, 1980, File no. 2]. Major Topic: Arawak Consulting Corporation. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colon.
0628 Consumer/Media Outreach, 6/27/80–9/30/80. Major Topics: Federal consumer programs; Jimmy Carter speech on federal consumer programs; Executive Order 12160 (Federal Consumer Programs); speeches by Esther Peterson and Jack Watson on Federal Consumer Programs; bilingual education; consumer awareness. Principal Correspondents: Ruben Smith; Paul Protic; Gilbert Colon; Esteban E. Torres.
0793 Consumer/Media Outreach, 10/6/80–1/13/81. Major Topics: Rosalynn Carter speech on National Consumer Education Week; consumer awareness; bilingual education. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colon; Esteban E. Torres.
5 Frame No.
0954 Consumer/Media Outreach, n.d. Major Topics: Bilingual education; consumer awareness.
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Gilbert Colón Papers: Subject File cont.
0001 Consumer/Media Outreach [undated] cont. Major Topics: Bilingual education; consumer awareness; Consumer Affairs Council; Charles Shepherd; Esther Peterson; Esteban E. Torres; Esteban E. Torres speech on Hispanic Bilingual Consumer Education; Esteban E. Torres speech on National Consumer Education Week.
0145 Consumer Resource Handbooks [1] [undated]. Major Topics: Bilingual education; consumer awareness.
0227 Consumer Resource Handbooks [2] [undated]. Major Topic: Inflation.
0232 [Contreras, Rufino—murder, 1979]. Major Topics: Crime and criminals; agricultural labor; Imperial County, Calif.; UFW. Principal Correspondent: Tom Tosdal.
0311 Cuban Brigade [1] [undated]. [Documents withdrawn.]
0313 Cuban Brigade [2] [undated]. [Documents withdrawn.]
0315 Cuban Brigade [3] [undated]. [Documents withdrawn.]
0317 Cuban Brigade [4] [undated]. [Documents withdrawn.]
0319 [Cuban Leaders/Press Contacts, n.d.]. Major Topic: Cubans.
0329 [Dalila, 1979]. Major Topic: University of Southern California.
0337 Defense, Department of, 1980. Major Topics: Federal employees; employment of Hispanics; Department of Defense.
6 Frame No.
0341 [Domestic Policy, 1979]. Major Topic: Stuart Eizenstat.
0348 East Harlem, Community Ventures, 1979–80. Major Topics: New York City; East Harlem Commercial Venture Corporation. Principal Correspondent: Louis A. Malave.
0392 East Harlem Council for Human Services, 1980. Major Topic: New York City. Principal Correspondent: Ernesto Martinez.
0396 East Harlem Overview, n.d. Major Topic: Public health.
0400 Economic Development Administration (EDA), 1979. Major Topics: New York State; New York City; urban development.
0408 Education, Department of, 1979–80. Major Topics: Discrimination in education; Chicago, Illinois; National Council of La Raza; Congressional Record; S. 210 (creation of Department of Education); National Education Association. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colon.
0492 [Endorsements, n.d.]. Major Topic: Names list.
0495 Energy, Department of, 1980. Principal Correspondent: C. Armstrong.
0499 Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1979–80. Major Topics: Federal employees; affirmative action. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colon.
0592 [Equal Opportunity Report—USDA Programs, 1977]. Major Topics: Federal employees; civil rights; minority-owned businesses; rural development; housing. Principal Correspondent: Bob Bergland.
0721 Escareno, Luis Rey, 1980. Principal Correspondent: Luis R. Escareno.
7 Frame No.
0723 [Experimental and Bilingual Institute, 1979]. Major Topics: Community Services Administration; New York City; bilingual education; employment. Principal Correspondents: Robert Garcia; Louis A. Malave; Olga A. Mendez; Evelyn Santos.
0799 Farmworker Consultation Work Plan [1] [undated]. Major Topics: Agricultural labor; rural development; National Council of La Raza. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colon.
0827 Farmworker Consultation Work Plan [2] [undated]. Major Topics: Puerto Ricans; agricultural labor; education; housing; North Dakota.
0954 [Federal Aviation Administration, 1979]. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colon; Olga J. Manzano.
0958 Federal Communications Commission, 1979–80. Major Topic: Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
0992 [Forum, 1979]. Major Topics: National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Education; Forum (magazine).
0999 Garcia, Rodney (Intern—Summer and Fall, 1980). Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colon.
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Gilbert Colón Papers: Subject File cont.
0001 General (A) [undated]. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colon.
0006 General (C) [undated]. Major Topic: California Teachers Association.
0011 General (I) [undated]. Major Topic: Inflation.
0014 Gonzales, Valerie, 1980.
0017 Hilaleah [Hialeah], City of, 1980. Major Topic: Hialeah, Florida.
8 Frame No.
0046 [Hispanic, n.d.] [undated]. Major Topic: Arturo Morales Carrion.
0054 [Hispanic Action and Correspondence Tracking Sheets—Computer Printouts]. [Documents withdrawn.]
0056 Hispanic Action Tracking System, n.d. Major Topic: Instruction manual.
0136 [Hispanic Action Tracking System (Colon), 1980].
0172 [Hispanic Action Tracking System (Smith), 1980].
0178 Hispanic American Democrats (HAD), 1980. Major Topics: Democratic Party; employment; housing; public health; education; Small Business Administration; minority-owned businesses; immigration; census.
0209 [Hispanic American Foreign Policy Conference, 1979]. Principal Correspondent: Hodding Carter III.
0214 [Hispanic Appointees Directory, 1980]. Major Topic: Federal employees.
0284 [Hispanic Appointees, Presidential, 1980]. Major Topic: Federal employees.
0306 Hispanic Appointees, 1980 [1]. Major Topic: Federal employees.
0414 Hispanic Appointees, 1980 [2]. Major Topic: Federal employees.
0489 [Hispanic Community Organizations, 1979]. Major Topic: Puerto Ricans.
0511 [Hispanic Consultation with OMB, 1979]. Major Topic: Aged and Aging.
0521 [Hispanic Demographics—Color Slides and Overlays]. [Documents withdrawn.]
0523 Hispanic Employees Council (Foreign Affairs), 1980. Major Topic: Federal employees. Principal Correspondent: Francis D. Gomez.
9 Frame No.
0525 [Hispanic Heritage Week—Miami, 1979]. Major Topic: Gilbert Colon speech on Hispanic Heritage Week. Principal Correspondent: Mario Calvo.
0537 [Hispanic Recruitment Conference, 1979]. Major Topic: Federal employees.
0553 Hispanic Youth Job Placement Program, 1980. Major Topics: Unemployment; youth. Principal Correspondent: Anna Velez.
0578 [Hospital Cost Containment, 1979]. Major Topics: Inflation; public health.
0582 Housing and Urban Development (HUD) [Department of], 1979–80. Major Topics: Housing; urban development; federal employees; racial discrimination; civil rights. Principal Correspondent: William A. Medina.
0648 Hudson River Film Company, 1980. Major Topics: Motion pictures; Puerto Rico.
0653 Huerta-Perez, Angel/Patience [1]. Major Topics: EEOC; discrimination in employment; public health. Principal Correspondents: Drew S. Days III; Gilbert Colon.
0670 Huerta-Perez, Angel/Patience [2]. Major Topics: EEOC; discrimination in employment; public health; DOL; National Labor Relations Board; Department of Justice. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colon; Issie L. Jenkins; William F. Ware; Angel Perez-Huerta.
0859 Image, 1979–80. Major Topics: National Image, Inc.; women; National Image Women’s Conference; Gilbert Colon speech on Hispanic Heritage Week; discrimination in employment; federal employees. Principal Correspondents: David F. Montoya; Gilbert Colon; Edward R. Roybal.
0986 [Immigration Appeals, Board of, 1979]. Major Topic: Immigration.
10 Frame No.
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Gilbert Colón Papers: Subject File cont.
0001 Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1979. Major Topics: INS Residential Area Control Investigations; immigration; Department of Justice.
0124 Independent Sector, 1980. Major Topics: Daniel Patrick Moynihan and John W. Gardner speeches to charter meeting of Independent Sector.
0151 [Institute for the Puerto Rican/Hispanic Elderly, 1979–80]. Major Topics: Aged and aging; Puerto Ricans; New York City.
0173 [Interior, Department of, 1980]. Principal Correspondent: Edward R. Roybal.
0180 Johnson and Associates, 1980. Major Topic: Civil rights.
0226 Justice, Department of, 1979–80. Principal Correspondents: Benjamin R. Civiletti; Homer F. Broome Jr.; Gilbert Colon.
0254 Labor, Department of, 1979–80. Major Topics: Federal employees; minority employment. Principal Correspondent: Ray Marshall.
0357 LAMA (Latin American Manufacturers Association), 1979–80. Major Topics: Environmental Protection Agency Civil Rights Office; minority-owned businesses; Department of Energy. Principal Correspondents: Esteban E. Torres; Stephen Denlinger; C. Armstrong.
0419 Latin Belly, Limited, 1980. Major Topics: Racial discrimination; New York Black and Hispanic Food Vendors; Small Business Administration; African Americans; Department of Agriculture. Principal Correspondent: Ismael Betancourt Jr.
0464 Legal Services Corporation, 1979–80. Major Topics: Department of Justice; Legal Service Corporation Act; poverty; abortion; women; Republican Study Committee. Principal Correspondent: Alan A. Parker.
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0504 Lombardo, Jaime, n.d. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colon.
0506 Los Padrinos, Inc., 1979. Principal Correspondent: Patricia Cordero.
0512 LULAC [League of United Latin American Citizens], 1980. Major Topics: Air Force; affirmative action.
0521 MALDEF [Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund], 1980. Major Topic: Police.
0548 Management Plan—Office for Hispanic Affairs, 1979–80. Major Topic: White House Office of Hispanic Affairs management plan. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colon.
0580 Marion Laboratories, Inc., 1980. Major Topics: Food and Drug Administration; pharmaceuticals; Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association.
0618 [Martinez, Carlos, 1979]. Major Topic: Minority employment.
0621 [Mexico, 1979]. Major Topics: Jimmy Carter meeting with Mexican president Lopez Portillo; civil rights.
0625 Mexican American Research Center (MARC), 1979–80. Major Topics: National Hispanic Housing Coalition; housing; urban development. Principal Correspondent: Jose S. Garza.
0663 [Mexican American Rural Economic Development Institute, 1979]. Major Topic: Rural development.
0676 Medical College of El Paso, 1980. Major Topics: El Paso, Texas; public health; Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW). Principal Correspondents: Jose A. Soto; Esteban E. Torres; Alberto J. Torres.
0739 Mobilization for Youth, Inc., 1980. Principal Correspondent: Genoveva Blanco.
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0742 Melvin Mitchell Architects (Harry Quintana), 1980. Major Topics: Washington, D.C.; U.S. Postal Service. Principal Correspondents: Harry J. Quintana; Thomas Blanchard Jr.; Walter E. Fauntroy; Marion S. Barry Jr.; Julian Dixon.
0802 [Middle East & the West: Towards the End of the Twentieth Century, 1980]. Major Topics: University of Miami; the Middle East.
0807 [Minority Employment, Federal Government—Region IX, 1979]. Major Topics: Federal employees; employment; Community Services Administration; San Francisco, California; HEW; affirmative action; discrimination in employment; women.
0862 Minority Purchasing Council, 1979–80. Major Topics: Minority-owned businesses; federal aid programs.
0916 Monciviaz, Adolfo, Colonel, 1979–80. Major Topics: Air Force; petroleum and petroleum industry; Department of Defense; Department of Energy.
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Gilbert Colón Papers: Subject File cont.
0001 [Mondale, Joan—Biography, n.d.]. Major Topic: Arts and the humanities.
0008 [National Conference of Puerto Rican Women, Inc., 1979]. Major Topic: Puerto Ricans. Principal Correspondent: Angel Cabrera.
0012 [National Accord (mailing list), 1979]. Major Topics: American Federation of Labor–Congress of Industrial Organizations; inflation; labor unions; Council on Wage and Price Stability.
0058 NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration), 1979–80. Principal Correspondent: Henry A. Capote.
0061 National Association of Cuban-American Women, 1980. Major Topics: DOL; women; English as a Second Language (ESL).
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0066 National Association of Spanish Broadcasters, 1979–80. Major Topics: FCC; television; census (1980); public health; Miami, Florida. Principal Correspondents: Carmen Junco; Maria Eléna Torano; Robert Garcia; Edward R. Roybal; Vilma S. Martinez; Ruben Bonilla Jr.; David C. Lizarraga; Ivette A. Torres; Louis Victor Cafiero; Jose Antonio Font; Francis D. Gómez; Rodolfo Urrutia; Gilbert Colón; Nelson G. Lavergne; Esteban E. Torres.
0219 National Concillio of America (NCA), 1979–80. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colón.
0249 [National Conference on the Education of Hispanics, 1978–79]. Major Topics: Education; HEW.
0273 National Consumers League, 1979. Major Topics: Public health; inflation; uranium; radiation. Principal Correspondent: Sandra L. Willett.
0319 Nation Council of La Raza, 1979–80. Principal Correspondent: Esteban E. Torres.
0335 National Council of the Arts, 1979–80. Principal Correspondents: Peggy Rainwater; Gilbert Colón.
0338 [National Directory of Hispanic Professionals in Mental Health & Human Services, 1977–78]. Major Topic: Alcohol and alcohol abuse.
0370 [National Farmworkers Week, 1979]. Major Topic: Agricultural labor. Principal Correspondents: Robert Garcia; Kenneth Young; Jose Angel Noriega; Hugh L. Carey.
0389 [National Highway Safety Advisory Council, n.d.]. Major Topic: Department of Transportation.
0406 National Hispanic Congress on Alcoholism, 1980. Major Topics: Alcohol and alcohol abuse; HHS. Principal Correspondents: John R. DeLuca; James Z. Hernandez; Carlos Caste.
0438 National Hispanic Field Service Program, 1980. Major Topics: HUD; West Virginia; University of Colorado at Denver.
0491 National Hispanic Heritage Week, 1980. Principal Correspondent: Esteban E. Torres.
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0502 National Hispanic Housing, 1979–80. Major Topics: Housing; HUD; Rueben A. Flores. Principal Correspondent: Jose Garza.
0545 National Hispanic Institute, 1980. Principal Correspondent: Ernesto Nieto.
0547 National Hispanic Leadership, 1979–80. Major Topics: Poverty; Congress; National Council of La Raza. Principal Correspondent: Jose R. Cano.
0588 National Hispanic Political Coalition, 1979. Major Topic: Civil rights.
0599 [National Institute for Professional Development, Inc., 1979–80]. Principal Correspondent: Henry J. Casso.
0615 National League—Cuban American Community-Based Centers, 1980. Principal Correspondent: Graciela F. Beecher.
0621 Navy, Department of, 1979. Major Topic: Edward Hidalgo. Principal Correspondent: Alexander A. Silva.
0635 New Jibaro Democrats—Coalition/Human Housing, 1980. Major Topic: Housing. Principal Correspondent: Dora Collazo-Levy.
0643 Newsletter (Hispanic Affairs) 11/15/79–1/31/80. Major Topics: White House News on Hispanic Affairs (newsletter); census (1980); employment; youth employment.
0694 Newsletter (Hispanic Affairs) 2/8/80–8/8/80. Major Topics: Bilingual education; Boricua College; New York City; Pilar C. Rubin; HEW; Puerto Rico; HUD; education; Department of Education; White House News on Hispanic Affairs (newsletter); Abelardo L. Valdez.
0828 NOSOTROS, 1980. Major Topics: Taxation; theater.
0907 Office of Management and Budget (OMB), 1979. Major Topic: National Image, Inc. Principal Correspondent: Esteban E. Torres.
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0931 Office of Personnel Management (OPM), 1979–80. Major Topics: Puerto Rico; federal employees; employment; Federal Executive Institute.
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0001 Office of Personnel Management (OPM), 1979–80 cont. Major Topics: Federal Executive Institute; education. Principal Correspondents: Esteban E. Torres; Henry T. Ingle.
0071 Organization of American States, 1980. Major Topics: U.S. Congress; U.S.-Mexico border.
0123 Perea & Hinkley, 1979–80. Principal Correspondent: Alex Soria Jr.
0144 [Philippine Lawyer’s Association (speech), 1979]. Major Topic: Gilbert Colon speech.
0152 [Plano Development Corporation, 1979]. Major Topic: HUD.
0173 President’s Commission on Executive Exchange, 1979–80. Major Topics: Federal employees; Carter administration Hispanic appointees; mailing list; minority-owned businesses; Charles Dascal; Continental National Bank of Miami; Bernardo Benes. Principal Correspondents: Lee M. Cassidy; Neil A. Stein.
0224 President’s Policies on Affirmative Action, 1977–80. Major Topics: Discrimination; ERA; women; National Advisory Committee for Women; minority-owned businesses; urban development; unemployment; White House Conference on Handicapped Individuals; handicapped; Office of Personnel Management (OPM); Civil Service Reform Act. Principal Correspondents: Jimmy Carter; Alan K. Campbell; Jule M. Sugarman; Elsa A. Porter.
0253 [Presidential Recommendations for Selective Service Reform, 1980]. Major Topics: Selective Service System; Defense Authorization Act of 1980; compulsory military service; women in the military; women.
0319 [Process for Speech Planning, 1979]. Principal Correspondent: Alonzo L. McDonald.
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0328 [Proclamations, 1979]. Major Topics: National Farmworkers’ Week; National Hispanic Heritage Week; American Heritage Week.
0336 Projects—Office for Hispanic Affairs, 1980. Major Topics: Federal employees (resignations); automobiles and automobile industry; Carter administration Automobile Industry Policy; employment; taxation; agricultural labor; Carter administration record for Hispanics. Principal Correspondents: Esteban E. Torres; Al McDonald; Hugh Carter; Gilbert Colon; Raul R. Tapia.
0370 Project Return Foundation, Inc., 1980. Major Topics: Drugs and drug abuse; New York City; Iran. Principal Correspondent: Edmund H. Menken.
0376 Protic, Paul, 1980.
0379 [Publications Digest, 1979]. Major Topics: Titles list.
0408 Puerto Rico, 1979–80 [File no. 1]. Major Topics: Puerto Ricans; Edward M. Kennedy; presidential campaigns; New Democratic Party; federal employees; H.R. 3756 (96th Congress); Northern Mariana Islands; Guam; Virgin Islands; Vieques Island; Navy; Cano Frontera; Luis Muñoz Marín; Olympics; Fish and Wildlife Service. Principal Correspondents: Esteban E. Torres; Carlos Romero-Barceló; Antonio Fernós; Gilbert Colón; Franklin Delano López; John A. Blankenship; Efraín Archilla-Diez.
0536 Puerto Rico, 1979 [File no. 2]. Major Topics: Puerto Ricans; natural resources; Carlos Romero-Barcelo; Vieques Island; Carlos Zenon; Navy. Principal Correspondents: Arthur S. Flemming; Joaquín A. Márquez; Baltasar Corrada.
0640 Puerto Rico, 1980 [File no. 2]. Major Topics: Puerto Rican economic development; Vieques Island; Navy. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Jack Watson.
0795 [Puerto Rico, 1979–80]. Major Topics: Puerto Rican economic development; rice.
0805 Puerto Rico (Vieques), 1980. Major Topics: Vieques Island; fish and fishing industry. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Edward Hidalgo; Mariano Rivera.
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0886 Puerto Rican Congress of New Jersey, 1979–80. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Alfonso A. Román.
0910 [Puerto Rican Democratic Party, 1979]. Major Topics: Edward M. Kennedy; presidential campaigns. Principal Correspondent: Franklin Delano Lopez.
0914 Puerto Rican Forum, 1979–80. Major Topics: Education; Aspira; Puerto Ricans. Principal Correspondent: Manuel A. Bustelo.
0934 Puerto Rican Legal Defense & Educational Fund, Inc., 1979–80. Major Topic: Energy Security Act (1980). Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Baltasar Corrada; Carlos Romero- Barceló.
0954 Puerto Rican Center for the Arts, 1980. [Empty folder.]
0956 Records of President Carter, 1979. Major Topics: Economic development; energy resources; natural resources.
0990 Records for Hispanics, 1977–79. Major Topics: Housing; public health; education; energy resources; economic development; immigration; Panama.
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0001 Record for Hispanics, 1977–80. Major Topics: Carter administration Hispanic appointees; employment; public health; education; energy resources; economic development; immigration; Panama.
0033 Record—Partnership to Progress, 1980. Major Topics: Bilingual education; civil rights; energy resources; affirmative action; Department of the Interior; Federal Register; employment; federal employees; immigration; Hispanic voters; housing; HUD; HEW; economic development; census (1980).
0163 [Recruiting Women and Minorities, n.d.]. Major Topics: Affirmative action; employment.
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0173 Refugee Act of 1980. Major Topics: Public Law 96-212; refugees.
0185 Request for Appointments [Blank Forms].
0187 Request for Public Appearance/Speaking Engagement [Blank Forms].
0189 Rodarte, Chris, 1980. Principal Correspondent: Charlotte VanFleet.
0194 Rodarte, Rosa, 1980. Principal Correspondents: Jean D. Narayanan; Gilbert Colón; Tom Bradley; Charlotte VanFleet.
0208 [Rural Development Policy, 1979]. Major Topics: A. Berry Crawford speech to Arkansas Municipal League; public health; housing; energy resources; employment.
0246 [Small Business Administration, 1979]. Major Topics: Names list; Democratic Party; Los Angeles, California. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Paul G. Rojas; Muriel M. Morse; Tom Bradley; Robert Garcia.
0287 Smith, Ruben, 1980.
0304 Solis, Hilda, 1980. Major Topic: University of Southern California.
0354 South Bronx Development, 1979. Major Topics: Urban development; New York City; housing.
0386 South Bronx Overall, 1980. Major Topic: New York City. Principal Correspondent: Peter J. Solomon.
0390 Spanish Merchants Association of Philadelphia, Inc., 1979.
0392 Speaking Points: Ambassador Torres to National Conference of CDCs, 1980. Major Topics: Urban development; community development corporations.
0399 Special Assistants Meeting, 1980. Principal Correspondents: Tom Belford; Patricia Bario.
0406 Staff Meeting Minutes, 1980.
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0423 State, Department of, 1979–80. Major Topics: MALDEF; Congressional Record; Hispanic American Leadership Group; labor unions. Principal Correspondents: Cyrus Vance; Penelope A. Williams; Esteban E. Torres; Talmage E. Simpkins.
0475 State, Department of, (Hispanic Employees Council) 1979–80. Major Topics: Affirmative action; federal employees. Principal Correspondents: Harry G. Barnes Jr.; Esteban E. Torres.
0533 Student Interns, 1979–80. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Colón.
0560 Summer Jobs, n.d. Major Topic: Employment.
0588 Tapia, Raul, 1980.
0592 Texas Southmost College, 1980. Major Topics: Department of Education Strengthening Developing Institutions Program; HEW; Federal Register. Principal Correspondent: Albert A. Besteiro.
0654 Torres, Esteban (Ambassador)—Biography [undated].
0661 Transportation, Department of, 1980. Principal Correspondents: Cesar De Leon; Lorenzo Casanova.
0665 Travel Forms [Blank] [undated].
0670 [Undocumented Workers, 1979]. Major Topics: Immigration; human rights; Jose Lopez Portillo. Principal Correspondents: J. Brian Atwood; Jimmy Carter; Jim Wright.
0685 United Farmworkers Association (AFL-CIO) [undated]. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Padilla; Carmen Flores.
0689 [United Nations Committee for the International Year of the Disabled, 1980]. Principal Correspondent: Hector P. Garcia.
0693 Unidad Hispana, 1980.
0700 United Puerto Rican Organization of Sunset Park [1] [undated]. Major Topics: Puerto Ricans; alcohol and alcohol abuse; New York City. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Porfirio N. Plasencia.
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0917 United Puerto Rican Organization of Sunset Park [2] [undated]. Major Topics: Bilingual education; homicide; New York City; Puerto Ricans. Principal Correspondents: Porfirio N. Plasencia; Felix Vazquez.
1000 United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, 1980. Principal Correspondent: Jose Antonio Font.
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0001 [U.S.–Venezuelan relations, n.d.]. Major Topics: Venezuela; petroleum and petroleum industry.
0007 University of Southern California (USC), 1979. Principal Correspondent: Robert D. Arias.
0010 [University of Southern California, n.d.]. Principal Correspondents: Abel Amaya; Teresa P. Hughes.
0045 University of Southern California Internship, 1980. Principal Correspondents: Joan A. Echeveste; Charlotte VanFleet; Gilbert Colón.
0060 [Urban Development Action Grant, 1979].
0063 Vice President’s Task Force—Youth Employment, 1980. Major Topic: Education.
0104 Washington Center for Latin American Studies, 1980. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy Dillon.
0133 [Washington Heights Art Show, Inc., 1979]. Major Topic: Arts and the humanities.
0148 Washington Management Institute, 1979–80. Major Topic: Office of Personnel Management.
0158 West New York, New Jersey, 1980. Major Topics: Cuban refugees; education; federal aid programs; HEW. Principal Correspondents: Robert J. Faux; Anthony M. DeFino; Ronald J. Rozniak; Carl Raparelli; Louis A. Romano.
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0207 [Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE), 1980]. Major Topic: Education. Principal Correspondent: J. Leonard Salazar.
0267 [Western Regional Puerto Rican Council, 1979. Major Topics: U.S. Commission on Civil Rights; Puerto Ricans; California. Principal Correspondent: Esteban E. Torres.
0285 Western Regional Puerto Rican Council, 1980. Major Topics: Puerto Ricans; Asian Law Alliance. Principal Correspondents: Jorge Pineiro; Steven T. Wing.
0300 [Westtown Economic Development Corporation, 1979]. Major Topics: Chicago, Illinois; Puerto Ricans; housing; federal aid programs.
0376 William F. Ryan Community Health Center, 1979. Major Topics: New York City; HEW. Principal Correspondent: Diane M. Morales.
0431 White House Conference on Aging, 1980. Major Topic: Aged and aging.
0469 [White House Conference on Library and Information Services, 1979]. Major Topic: Libraries.
0475 White House Conference on Small Business, 1980. Major Topics: Small business; federal agencies; inflation; minority-owned businesses; Jimmy Carter speech at White House Conference on Small Business.
0554 [White House Correspondence Tracking Worksheets, 1979–80]. Major Topics: Education; immigration; California; arrest; U.S.-Mexico relations. Principal Correspondents: Eduardo Carounel; Esteban E. Torres; Eduardo J. Padron; Efraín Archilla-Diez; Gilbert Colón.
0627 White House Fellows, 1979–80. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Esteban E. Torres; Arthur Cole; Michael M. De La Torre.
0676 White House Transportation Agency Rules, 1979.
0679 [Women, 1978]. Major Topics: Xavier M. Vela speech to Mexican-American Women’s National Association; discrimination; Chicanas; Alan K. Campbell speech at Federal Women’s Program seminar; affirmative action; employment.
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0705 Youth Employment Initiatives, 1980. Major Topics: Education; employment; federal aid programs; Stuart Eizenstat.
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0729 [Correspondence and Memoranda, 9/15/79–10/15/79]. Major Topics: HEW; discrimination; federal aid programs; bilingual education; public health; public welfare programs; Federal Maritime Commission; federal employees. Principal Correspondents: Patrick M. Raher; Michael A. Middleton; Patrick H. De Leon; Mary Anne Sullivan; Eduardo Cardounel; Terence A. Todman; Gilbert Colón; Carlos Romero-Barceló; Andrew J. Ferendino; Gabriel Gomez-del-Rio; S. William Green; Maria Elena Torano; Steven F. Arvizu; Jose R. Cano; Pablo Sedillo Jr.; Esteban E. Torres.
0887 [Correspondence and Memoranda, 10/16/79–11/21/79]. Major Topics: Department of Education; Jerry Apodaca; Micronesia; New York City; Puerto Ricans. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Roberto Fuentes; Esteban E. Torres; Raymond J. Gonzales; Rosalynn Carter; Daniel Ramos; Fernando Fuentes; Carlos Romero-Barceló; Joseph R. Erazo; Anthony Gomes; Marcella Maxwell; Maria Elena Torano.
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0001 [Correspondence and Memoranda, 11/23/79–1/15/80]. Major Topics: Hernandez v. Office of Personnel Management; Office of Personnel Management (OPM); affirmative action; La Mesa Redonda (newsletter); federal employees. Principal Correspondents: Stephen W. Denlinger; Gilbert Colón; Omar Barbarossa; Ruben Treviso; Alfred C. Hernandez; Leslie P. Pantin Sr.; Leslie Pantin Jr.; Francis D. Gomez; Arthur Cole; Michael M. De La Torre; Thomas A. Moreno; Dolores Novoa; Thomas H. Martinez; Donald G. Anderson; Jon S. Ellifritz; Charles J. Shay; John H. Duckloe; Juan Ramirez; Bernard Rosen; Jule M. Sugarman; Alan K. Campbell; Hector Cuevas; Louis A. Malave; Rodney T. Martin; Roderick C. Rodriguez.
0158 [Correspondence and Memoranda, 1/16/80–3/10/80]. Major Topics: Boricua College; bilingual education; Vieques Island; U.S. Navy; Puerto Ricans; Puerto Rico v. Rosenthal; Margaret Cruz. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Agustin Rivera; Baltasar Corrada; Fred E. Romero; Efraín Archilla-Diez; Frank Sanchez; Alfredo G. de los
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Santon Jr.; Jack Shea; Vilma S. Martinez; Henry J. Casso; C. Trujillo Jr.; Francisco Bueso; Leonel V. Miranda; C. Armstrong; Francisco Hernandez; Esteban E. Torres; Raul Yzaguirre; Teresa Sarmina; Robert Garcia; Virgil Hodges; Edward Escobedo; Debbie Attoya; Isidoro Rodríguez; Felix Velazquez; Patricia Roberts Harris.
0297 [Correspondence and Memoranda—Reading File, 1/21/80–3/31/80]. Major Topics: Mailing lists; Luis R. Escareno. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Esteban E. Torres.
0372 [Correspondence and Memoranda—Reading File, 4/1/80–5/30/80]. Major Topics: Puerto Rico; Army Corps of Engineers; rural development; Rueben A. Flores; HUD; Eva Esparza Wardlow. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Esteban E. Torres; Omar Barbarossa; Jose S. Garza; Robert L. Dilger; Jarlath Hume; Rose Connolly.
0462 [Correspondence and Memoranda—Reading File, 6/2/80–7/11/80]. Major Topics: Theo V. Barros; Vieques Island; Puerto Rico; employment; youth; fish and fishing industry; bilingual education; The East Los Angeles Community Union; Donald A. Couvillon. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Esteban E. Torres; Celeste M. C. de Baca; Clyde D. Hertlein; Judith V. Torney; Alfred L. Moyé; Valerie E. Gonzales; Emilio Perche-Rivas; Russell Long; Paul S. Sarbanes; J. Bennett Johnston; Dennis DeConcini; Michael D. Barnes; Robert F. Drinan.
0579 [Correspondence and Memoranda—Reading File, 7/14/80–7/31/80]. Major Topics: Federal employees; employment; Hispanic Heritage Week; Ernesto Martinez; agricultural labor; rural development; automobiles and automobile industry; urban development; community development corporations; economic policy; Salvador D. Baca. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Benjamin R. Civiletti; Esteban E. Torres; Phil Wise; Raymond Fernandez; Richard Stone; Hilda Solis; Manolo Reyes; Rose Matsui Ochi; Edward Vela Jr.
0709 [Correspondence and Memoranda—Reading File, 8/1/80–8/29/80]. Major Topics: Rodolfo de Leon; Jose A. Toro; San Antonio, Tex.; Bureau of Census; census (1980). Principal Correspondents: Esteban E. Torres; Gilbert Colón; Laurel Lee Roberts; Hilda Solis; Jovita Hernandez; Nancy Plevin; Raymond G. Ceniceroz; Joe M. Lopez; Tony Bonilla; Fred Tarazon; Robert Garcia; Elida M. Cardenas; Magda S. Ortiz; David F. Montoya; Hector A. Rivera; Anna Velez; Herbert N. Blackman; Roger C. Dierman.
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0832 [Correspondence and Memoranda—Reading File, 9/2/80–10/9/80]. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Esteban E. Torres; Anna Velez; Consuelo Leal; Hernan F. Mendez; William L. Stormer; Edward Hidalgo.
0931 [Correspondence and Memoranda—Reading File, 10/10/80–10/31/80]. Major Topics: James Z. Hernandez; EDA; Edinburg, Tex.; minority employment; HHS; affirmative action; youth; National Consumer Education Week; automobiles and automobile industry. Principal Correspondents: Anna Velez; Esteban E. Torres; Rodolfo Balli Sanchez; Gilbert Colón.
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0001 [Correspondence and Memoranda—Reading File, 11/3/80–11/20/80]. Major Topic: Ruben Antonio Smith. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Colón; Esteban E. Torres; Anna Velez.
0097 [Correspondence and Memoranda—Reading File, 12/1/80–1/16/81]. Major Topics: Youth; federal aid programs; minority employment; National Council of La Raza; DOL. Principal Correspondents: Esteban E. Torres; Nancy L. Lopez; Gilbert Colón; Anna Velez; Raul R. Tapia; Miriam Cruz.
0188 [Appointment Book, 1980].
0250 Telegrams, (Outgoing), 3/80–4/80.
0260 [Telephone Message Log, 3/80].
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0311 Resume File, A–B [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0313 Resume File, C–F [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0315 Resume File, G [1] [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0317 Resume File, G [2] [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0319 Resume File, H–Man [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0321 Resume File, Mar–Mon [undated]. [Empty folder.]
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0323 Resume File, Mor–P [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0325 Resume File, R–Sch [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0327 Resume File, Sea–V [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0329 Resumes—Department of Education, A–L [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0331 Resumes—Department of Education, M–V [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0333 Resumes—Presidential Personnel, A–L [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0335 Resumes—Presidential Personnel, M–W [undated]. [Empty folder.]
0337 [Not filmed] [undated]. [Empty folder.]
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0338 Active Cases (General) [Empty] [undated].
0339 Agenda Article, 2/29/80. Major Topics: Carter administration Hispanic appointees; employment; housing; public health; education; energy resources; economic development; Small Business Administration; immigration; Panama.
0378 Alaska Natural Gas, 5/12/80–10/29/80. Major Topics: Department of Energy; Federal Register; energy resources; Alaska Natural Gas Transportation System; natural gas and gas industry; affirmative action. Principal Correspondent: Raul R. Tapia.
0400 [American] GI Forum, 12/20/79–3/28/80 [O/A 9784]. Major Topics: Lupe Saldaña endorsement of Jimmy Carter; Hispanic Civil Rights Conference; police; California; housing; Herman Sillas; Alfonzo Z. Gonzalez; Department of Justice; Carter administration Hispanic appointees; federal employees; recruitment for military service. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Jasso; Drew S. Days III; Lupe Saldaña.
0486 American GI Forum, 6/25/80–8/10/80. Major Topics: Veterans; mailing lists; California. Principal Correspondents: Lupe Saldaña; Ruben Treviso.
0573 Army Pilot Program, 7/9/80–8/1/80. Principal Correspondents: Pauline Schneider; Gilbert Colón.
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0578 Artes Chicano, 1/10/79–5/21/80 [O/A 10,045]. Major Topics: Adams State College (Colorado); National Chicano Dance Theatre; Mexico. Principal Correspondents: A. B. Spellman; Enrique Montoya Jr.; Everett H. Chavez.
0632 Brown-John, C. Lloyd, 3/3/80.
0634 Brownsville School Program, 7/27/79–8/4/80. Major Topics: National Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1979; Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965.
0701 Business Lawyer, The 1/80. Major Topics: Banks and banking; Federal Trade Commission; money; patents; European Economic Community; real estate business; trademarks; Federal Reserve System; EEOC; Environmental Protection Agency; Occupational Safety and Health Administration; appellate procedure; Securities and Exchange Commission.
0876 Bustamante, Chuck 2/10/80. Principal Correspondent: Charles J. Bustamante.
0882 Camacho, Andy, 7/14/80. Major Topics: Bilingual education; Title VII of the Elementary and Secondary School Act; HUD; housing; mental health and illness. Principal Correspondents: Andy M. Camacho; Belia Reveles; Anthony M- Vega; Jesse Herrera.
0896 Campaign Strategy, 11/16/80. Major Topic: Presidential campaigns.
0900 Carrillo v. Douglas Aircraft, 12/1/70–3/13/78 [O/A 9899]. Principal Correspondent: Allen M. Katz.
0914 [Carrillo v. Douglas Aircraft], Carrillo, Rey, 2/10/80–7/21/80. Major Topics: Racial discrimination; McDonnell Douglas Corporation. Principal Correspondent: Rey Carrillo.
0927 Carter Administration Record [Empty] [undated].
0928 Carter Administration Record, 10/79 [O/A 10,045]. Major Topics: Agriculture; arts and humanities; employment; inflation; economic development; education; CETA; energy resources; natural resources; public health; housing; aged and aging.
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0001 Carter Administration Record, 10/79 [O/A 10,045] cont. Major Topics: State governments; energy resources; employment; education; youth; federal employees; housing; public health; economic development; Small Business Administration; immigration; Panama.
0077 Chino Basin Water Problem, n.d., ca. 1979–80.
0081 Chronological Fie, 1/16/80–10/21/80. Major Topics: Mailing list; Mexico; agriculture in foreign trade; O’Brien Amendment; undocumented workers; civil rights; Small Business Administration; Esteban E. Torres weekly reports; Alaska Natural Gas Transportation System; census (1980). Principal Correspondents: Yvonne Garcia; Mario Lewis; Reynaldo Z. Venegas; Steven Denlinger; Richard Chavez; C. J. Ingber; Raul R. Tapia; Arturo Aleman; Ed Pastor.
0221 Chronological File, 10/22/80–1/14/81. Principal Correspondents: Raul R. Tapia; Esteban E. Torres.
0332 Closed Case[s], 2/19/80–10/22/80.
0337 Commerce, City of, Urban Development Action Grant, 8/6/80.
0340 Commerce, Department of, 3/31/80.
0342 Community Agency for Self Help, 5/28/80.
0344 Community Outreach, 2/21/80–5/4/80. Major Topics: Florida; New York; Mexican-American Democrats of Texas; Texas.
0377 Complaints, 11/30/77–9/5/79.
0379 Conferences, Briefings, Events, 2/13/80–6/25/80. Major Topic: Jimmy Carter speech to Hispanic Leaders Meeting.
0417 Correspondence Tracking Log, 10/1/80. Principal Correspondent: Raul R. Tapia.
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0422 Deferred Action Cases, 12/10/79–3/4/80. Major Topics: Minority-owned businesses; Department of Agriculture; Hispano American Corporation; transportation. Principal Correspondents: Fernando E. C. De Baca; Jose Antonio Font.
0436 DOE Resume[s], n.d., ca. 1979–80 [O/A9784]. Major Topics: Angel D. Santos Nunez; Ciriaco Q. Gonzales; Rafael Valdivieso; Jacque L. Boyd; Elvira Valenzuela Crocker; Fernando Torres- Gil; Eliseo Carrasco; Eugene H. Cota-Robles; Jose R. Llanes; Susan Maisel Oliphant; Ernest Perez; Abdin Noboa-Rios; Flora I. Ortiz; Rodolfo Martinez; Raymond V. Padilla; Monte E. Perez.
0529 East Los Angeles Community Union, 6/22/79–9/11/80. Major Topics: Television; Spanish International Communications Corporation; Spanish-language media; EDA; housing; Minority Telecommunications Development Program. Principal Correspondents: William M. Barnard; Thomas E. McLain; Charles Connolly; David C. Lizarraga.
0620 Economic Renewal Program, 1/25/79–8/6/80. Major Topics: Petroleum and petroleum industry; economic development.
0635 Economic Revitalization Plan, 8/2/80–8/28/80. Major Topics: DOL; automobiles and automobile industry; economic development; taxation.
0700 El Centro I[n]migracion, 1/31/80. Major Topics: Georgetown University Law Center; immigration. Principal Correspondent: Felipe Flores.
0706 El Paso Medical College [Empty] [undated].
0707 Emergency School Aid Act, 5/31/80. Major Topics: Pico Rivera, California; arts and humanities; elementary and secondary education.
0841 Escareno, L[o]uis, n.d., ca. 4/80.
0843 Fair Housing, 8/26/80. Major Topics: H.R. 5200 (Fair Housing Act Amendments, 1980); housing; HUD.
0883 [Farm Workers Consultation—Small Community and Rural Development Policy], 6/12/80.
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0885 Federal Communications Commission Commissioner, 2/21/78–6/30/80. Major Topics: Carter administration Hispanic appointees; Jay Rodriguez; National Broadcasting Corporation; television. Principal Correspondents: Maria Elena Torano; Carmen Junco; Jay Rodriguez.
0953 Figueroa, Marie Louise, n.d., ca. 1980.
0957 Five City Economic Development Commission, 7/12/79–8/15/79. Major Topics: Agriculture; Agribusiness Trade Center; California; employment. Principal Correspondent: Vencil T. Ward Sr.
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0001 Foundation Conference Booklets, 1978–80 [O/A 10,045] [1]. Major Topics: Employment; energy resources; education; CETA; National Urban Coalition; housing; urban development; youth; Charles Stewart Mott Foundation; Milwaukee Foundation; Faye McBeath Foundation; National Council of La Raza.
0203 Foundation Conference Booklets, 1978–80 [O/A 10,045] [2]. Major Topics: Chicago Community Trust; Latino Institute; John Hay Whitney Foundation.
0329 Garcia, Matt, 3/2//80–8/27/80. Major Topic: INS.
0356 Garcia, Soledad, 12/17/79–2/12/80.
0360 Gonzalez, Henry B., [Cong.], 6/1/78–7/12/79 [O/A 9784]. Major Topic: Hanigan case (torture of illegal immigrants). Principal Correspondents: Dennis DeConcini; Pete V. Domenici; John Tower; Robert Dole; Alan Cranston; Spark Matsunaga; Lloyd Bentsen; Bruce Babbitt; George Meany; Cesar E. Chavez; Phillip Burton; Don Edwards; Edward R. Roybal; Mickey Leland; Julian C. Dixon; George E. Brown Jr.; Ronald V. Dellums; John Conyers; Robert Garcia; Morris K. Udall; Daniel K. Akaka; Paul N. McCloskey Jr.; Arlen Erdahl; Robert T. Matsui; James C. Corman; Bruce F. Vento; Dante B. Fascell; Cardiss Collins; Kika de la Garza; Manuel Peña Jr.; Tito D. Chavez; Richard Alatorre; Tony Abril; Fermin Pacheco Sr.; Richard Castro; Hector M. Plaza; Corina Padilla; Glen H. Stassen; Elizabeth H. Lannert; Patricia Garrett; Robert J. Schweuker; Ruby Rhoades; Howard Rees; Albert D.
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Moser; Thomas H. Holloway; Miles Gavin; Frank D. McCann; Rafael Cancel Miranda.
0431 Gonzalez, Henry B., [Cong.], 10/15/79–12/5/79 [O/A 9784]. Principal Correspondent: Antonio D. Bustamente.
0435 Guerra, Stella, 9/28/80–10/11/80. Major Topic: Texas.
0441 [Gutierrez, Robert. n.d.] [undated].
0443 Hanigan case (torture of illegal immigrants), 10/15/79–10/24/79. Principal Correspondent: Pablo Sedillo.
0449 Health Insurance Bill, 2/22/80. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0460 Hernandez, Andres, 11/14/79.
0468 Hidalgo County Rehabilitation Projects, 4/21/77–8/8/79 [O/A 9784]. Major Topics: Texas; youth. Principal Correspondent: Clark J. Miller.
0555 Hispanic-American Construction Association, 11/7/80–11/21/80. Principal Correspondent: Manuel Rodriguez.
0572 Hispanic Council on Foreign [Affairs], 2/13/80–10/23/80. Major Topics: Mailing list; Jimmy Carter executive order establishing interagency task force on Hispanic Americans. Principal Correspondent: Maurice A. Ferre.
0591 Hispanic Education Conference, 1/15/80–1/24/80. Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Chavez; Mary F. Berry.
0635 Hispanic Education Issues, 1/15/80–6/3/80. Major Topics: University of San Francisco; employment.
0664 Hispanic Women, 8/77–4/18/80. Major Topics: Mailing lists; federal employees; Puerto Ricans.
0800 Houston—Community Services Administration Problem, 7/3/80–7/30/80. Major Topics: Houston, Texas; Gulf Coast Community Services Association; poverty; CETA. Principal Correspondent: Deborah Howard.
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0827 Human Resources Corporation Translation [Services], 12/28/79.
0831 Illinois Hispanic Contacts, 11/78–8/15/80. Major Topics: Chicago, Illinois; census (1980); economic development; education; employment; housing; mailing lists.
0925 Immigration Issues, 7/76–11/26/79 [O/A 9899]. Major Topics: Houston Law Review; undocumented workers; immigration; Mexico; agricultural labor; California; civil rights; MALDEF; Department of Justice; employment; racial discrimination.
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0001 Immigration Issues, 7/76–11/26/79 [O/A 9899] cont. Major Topics: Racial discrimination; employment; Mexico; immigration; Isaias D. Torres; undocumented workers; Carter administration proposed legislation to limit undocumented workers; Supreme Court; constitutional law; civil rights; INS. Principal Correspondents: Benjamin R. Civiletti.
0052 Immigration Issues, 2/15/80–6/6/80 [O/A 9899]. Major Topics: Georgetown University Law Center Centro de Inmigracion; civil rights; immigration; Mexico; police. Principal Correspondent: Felipe Flores.
0164 Informe de la Administracion, 10/79 [O/A 10,045]. Major Topics: Carter administration accomplishments; economic development; energy; natural resources.
0271 Inter-American Foundation, 1977. Major Topic: Economy.
0361 Internal Correspondence, 10/15/79–3/21/80. Major Topics: White House Office of Hispanic Affairs office flowchart; INS; affirmative action; federal employees; employment. Principal Correspondents: Raul R. Tapia; Benjamin R. Civiletti; Jimmy Carter; James C. Corman; Robert Garcia; Edward R. Roybal.
0437 Internal Correspondence, 3/24/80–7/30/80. Major Topics: Iran hostage crisis; Cuban-Americans; Vieques Island; Puerto Rico; National Hispanic Heritage Week; Lau Remedies (bilingual education). Principal Correspondent: Esteban E. Torres.
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0503 Invitations, 12/7/79–2/8/80.
0509 Key Lists, 9/5/80. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0513 La Raza Legal Alliance, 7/13/79–4/16/80. Major Topics: Hanigan case (torture of illegal immigrants); Sinohui case; Antonio D. Bustamante; Benjamin R. Civiletti. Principal Correspondent: Antonio D. Bustamante.
0539 Latino Caucus of New Detroit, 2/80 [O/A 9528]. Major Topics: Detroit, Michigan; urban development; economic development; mailing lists; education; census (1980).
0675 Lau Case, 3/1/80–9/24/80. Major Topics: Lau Remedies (bilingual education); H.R. 7998 (1980); Sharon Robinson speech on proposed bilingual regulations; Department of Education.
0743 League of United States Latin American Citizens National Education Service Centers, 1/25/80–3/25/80 [O/A 9528].
0829 Long Term Strategies, 10/5/79. Principal Correspondent: Louis F. Moret.
0834 Lopez, Hank, n.d. Major Topics: Mexico; shah of Iran; petroleum and petroleum industry; hunger and malnutrition; children; South America poverty.
0840 [Lopez, Judge Robert, n.d., ca. 1/11/80].
0842 Management Plan, 11/21/79–11/21/79 [O/A 9784] Major Topics: Employment; education; public welfare programs; housing.
0868 Major Conventions, 2/13/80.
0887 Mexico, 11/16/79–5/7/80 [O/A 9528]. Major Topics: Money; José López Portillo; Central America; South America; Guatemala; Argentina; Peru; Chile; Colombia; Nicaragua; Venezuela; Brazil; Bolivia; Julian Nava.
0992 [Mexico]—PEMEX [Petroleos Mexicanos], 3/29/78–8/25/78 [O/A 9528]. Major Topics: Petroleum and petroleum industry; economy.
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0001 [Mexico]—PEMEX, 9/6/78–12/14/78 [O/A 9528]. Major Topics: Petroleum and petroleum industry; Mexico; DOE; natural gas and gas industry; energy resources.
0045 [Mexico]—PEMEX, Printed Material, 1974–78 [O/A 9528]. Major Topics: Petroleum and petroleum industry; Mexico; Ingersoll-Rand Company; energy resources.
0257 Mexican American Women’s National Association, 7/9/80.
0260 Miscellaneous, 4/7/80–9/26/80. Major Topics: Rural development; women; Herman Sillas; mailing list; HUD; Federal Register; housing. Principal Correspondent: Lupe Saldaña.
0355 Miscellaneous, 9/29/80–11/26/80. Major Topics: Education; bilingual education; Lau Remedies; housing; HUD. Principal Correspondent: C. J. Ingber.
0445 National Association for Bilingual Education, 12/3/79–2/17/80.
0452 National Association of Farmworker Organizations—Weatherizer Problem, 5/28/80.
0454 National Association of Hispanic Employment and Training Administrators, 6/5/79–2/9/80 [O/A 9784]. Major Topics: Wisconsin; youth; CETA; rural development.
0604 National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials, 1/80.
0607 National Coalition of Hispanic Mental Health and Human Services Organizations, 1980 [1]. Major Topics: Employment; public health. Principal Correspondent: Rodolfo B. Sanchez.
0716 National Coalition of Hispanic Mental Health and Human Services Organizations, 1980 [2]. Major Topic: Carmen Carrillo.
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0853 National Concilio of America, 12/6/79–3/24/80. Major Topic: CETA.
0932 National Economic Development Association, 3/24/80–6/5/80 [O/A 9899].
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0001 National Economic Development Association, 3/24/80–6/5/80 [O/A 9899] cont.
0054 National Economic Development Association, 10/30/80.
0058 [National Health Plan—The Aged], 2/13/80. Major Topics: Public health; Stuart E. Eizenstat speech to Blue Cross–Blue Shield Health Symposium; health insurance.
0113 National Hispanic Campaign/Free Hostages, 2/12/80–3/5/80. Major Topic: Iran hostage crisis. Principal Correspondent: Jose Aceves.
0142 National Hispanic Congress on Alcoholism, 7/7/80.
0144 National [Hispanic] Housing Coalition, 2/20/80. Principal Correspondent: José S. Garza.
0162 National Hispanic Institute, 11/1/79–2/20/80. Major Topics: Federal employees; affirmative action; management; Texas.
0188 Nava, Julian, 1/8/80–5/9/80. Major Topics: Mailing lists; Mexico; Carter administration Hispanic appointees.
0232 New Jersey Hispanic contacts, 2/17/80.
0235 Northwest Rural Opportunities, 4/12/80. Major Topics: Immigration; Washington State.
0262 Nosotros [“We”], 7/17/70–2/22/80 [O/A 9899]. Major Topic: Ricardo Montalban.
0316 Pending, 7/25/80–7/31/80. Major Topic: Mailing lists.
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0348 Pennsylvania Hispanic Contacts, 4/1/80–8/6/80.
0355 Personnel, 5/4/79–9/9/80. Major Topics: Presidential campaigns; Jimmy Carter speech on Economic Renewal Program; economic development; inflation; Ronald Reagan.
0435 Planergy, Inc., 7/16/80 [O/A 10,045]. Major Topics: Department of Energy; Planergy.
0497 Presidential Appointment Candidates, 9/24/79–5/16/80. Major Topics: Federal employees; Carter administration Hispanic appointees; John E. Huerta.
0535 Presidential Communication[s], 2/27/80–3/28/80. Principal Correspondent: Esteban E. Torres.
0542 Presidential Documents, 2/18/80. Major Topic: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents.
0576 Presidential Photos, 1/30/80.
0580 [Presidential Time—Requests], 6/4/80–7/21/80.
0590 Radio Stations (Spanish Language), 1/3/80–2/11/80 [O/A 10,045].
0667 Reference Material, 1968–72. Major Topics: Agricultural labor; housing.
0812 Reference Material, 1970–80. Major Topics: California Human Development Corporation; Mexico; housing; urban development.
0909 Reference Material, 7/79. Major Topics: Agricultural labor; housing.
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0001 Reference Material, 7/79 cont. Major Topics: Agricultural labor; housing; HUD.
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0120 Reference Material, 1980. Major Topics: Small business; Small Business Administration; New York State; State University of New York; Department of Education; racial discrimination.
0273 Regulatory Analysis Review Group Report, 8/5/80–9/24/80. Major Topics: Lau Remedies; bilingual education; Department of Education; racial discrimination; Federal Register.
0311 Religious Contacts, 2/25/80. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0318 Rendon, Armando, 5/15/80–5/16/80.
0322 Renfew, Judge Charles, 11/27/79. Principal Correspondent: David F. Montoya.
0326 Request for Guest List, 4/1/80–6/16/80. Major Topic: Inflation.
0346 Rose, Robert, 2/1/80.
0351 San Antonio, 9/17/79–1/10/80. Principal Correspondent: Henry B. Gonzalez.
0368 Seattle–San Jose Trip, 3/26/79–12/10/79. Major Topics: Federal employees; affirmative action; Walter Mondale town meeting in Seattle, Washington.
0475 Select Commission on Immigration, 1/80–3/27/80. Major Topic: Employment.
0514 Seminole Tribe of Florida, 6/26/80. Major Topics: H.R. 5918 (96th Congress); taxation; Native Americans; aged and aging.
0680 Senior Staff Minutes, 3/26/80–10/7/80.
0713 Senior White House Staff, 10/20/80. Major Topics: Carter administration accomplishments; economy; automobiles and automobile industry; youth; employment; energy; agriculture; natural resources; public health; education; housing; aged and aging.
0743 Sil[l]as, Herman, 1/14/80–8/13/80. Major Topics: California; corruption and bribery; INS.
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0764 Silva v. Bell, 12/3/79. Major Topics: Cubans; INS; Department of State.
0778 Sinohi Case, 6/26/79–9/26/80. Major Topics: Tucson, Ariz.; police; National Council of La Raza; Miami, Fla. Principal Correspondents: Benjamin R. Civiletti; Pete V. Domenici; Robert Dole; John Tower; John Conyers; George E. Brown Jr.; Don Edwards; Pablo Sedillo; Ruben Bonilla; Toby Moffett.
0833 Society of Hispanic Engineers, 2/78–4/28/80.
0857 Spanish Courses, 7/29/80.
0862 Special Assistant’s Meeting Minutes, 7/12/80.
0865 Staff Bio—Sketches, n.d. Major Topics: Raul R. Tapia; Esteban E. Torres.
0875 Synthetic Fuels, 9/28/80–11/17/80. Major Topic: Petroleum and petroleum industry.
0894 Talent Bank—Hispanic Opportunity Strategy, 2/1/80. Major Topic: Carter administration appointments.
0943 Tapia to Torres Memoranda, 12/13/79–9/5/80. Principal Correspondents: Raul R. Tapia; Esteban E. Torres.
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0001 Telecommunications Conference, 4/80–7/9/80. Major Topics: Women; National Telecommunications and Information Administration; television.
0124 Telegram Copies, 10/2/80.
0133 Telephone Log, 8/25/80–9/3/80.
0146 Texas Hispanic Contacts, 12/21/79–9/8/80. Major Topics: Immigration; Mexico; El Paso, Tex.; INS; Democratic Party. Principal Correspondents: L. A. Velarde Jr.; Alexander A. Silva; John Tower; Lloyd Bentsen; Jim Wright; Bill Morrow.
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0263 Texas Land Grant Claims, 4/20/77–2/12/80 [O/A 9784]. Major Topic: Mexico. Principal Correspondents: Robert J. Salazar; Julius P. Arocha.
0380 Tijerina, Thomas, 2/5/80 [O/A 9784].
0382 United Farm Workers, 5/28/80.
0385 United Farm Workers, 9/1/77–10/15/79–10/15/79 [O/A 9528]. Major Topics: Agricultural labor; public health; Community Services Administration. Principal Correspondents: Cesar Chavez; M. Diane Elliott; John Gabusi.
0582 United Farm Workers, 11/79–3/10/80 [O/A 9528]. Major Topics: Cesar Chavez; agricultural labor; Community Services Administration; racial discrimination; police; HEW; federal aid programs. Principal Correspondents: Diane Bonar; Alfonso Garibay.
0741 Urban Development Action Grant[s], 7/21/80–11/17/80. Major Topics: Los Angeles, Calif.; money.
0773 Valenzuela, Rachelle, n.d., ca. 1980.
0775 Voz de Michigan, 8/9/79–6/16/80. Principal Correspondent: Hector A. Bueno.
0799 Washington-Based National Hispanic Organizations, 6/19/80. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0804 Weatherization Program, 2/11/80. Principal Correspondent: Hector De Leon.
0807 Weatherization Project/National Association of Farmworker Organizations, 6/22/79–1/24/80 [O/A 9528]. Major Topics: Agriculture; mailing list.
Miriam Cruz Papers: Subject File
0920 Addresses [undated].
0938 Appointment Book, 1980.
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0001 Appointment Book, 1980 cont.
0049 [Appointments—Requests, 9/23/80–9/29/80].
0057 [Biography—Miriam Cruz] [undated].
0060 Calendar—Hispanic Events, 9/30/80–11/80.
0105 Campaign Material, 7/17/80–11/6/80. Major Topic: Presidential campaigns.
0193 Campaign-Related Trips [Empty] [undated].
0194 [Campaign 1980]—California. Major Topic: Presidential campaigns.
0201 [Campaign 1980]—Florida. Major Topic: Presidential campaigns.
0203 [Campaign 1980]—Illinois. Major Topics: Presidential campaigns; mailing list.
0210 [Campaign 1980]—Michigan. Major Topics: Presidential campaigns; Carter administration campaign strategy.
0224 [Campaign 1980]—New Mexico. Major Topics: Mailing list; Presidential campaigns; Carter administration campaign strategy.
0234 [Campaign 1980]—New York. Major Topics: Presidential campaigns; New York City; urban development; federal aid programs; housing.
0279 [Campaign 1980]—Ohio. Major Topics: Mailing lists; presidential campaigns; Carter administration campaign strategy.
0315 [Campaign 1980]—Oregon. Major Topic: Mailing list.
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0317 [Campaign 1980]—Pennsylvania. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0321 [Campaign 1980]—Texas. Major Topics: Robert Medrano; Dallas, Tex.; Democratic Party; presidential campaigns; Carter administration campaign strategy.
0350 [Campaign 1980]—Washington. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0358 [Clippings]—General, 9/19/80–10/22/80. Major Topics: Cuban refugees; Puerto Rico; Florida; immigration; Arkansas; Ronald Reagan; presidential campaigns.
0421 [Clippings—Puerto Rican] Elections, 11/4/80–12/19/80. Major Topic: Spanish-language media.
0539 [Clippings—Puerto Rican Elections] Status, 1/13/80–1/9/81.
0639 [Clippings]—Puerto Rican Politics (General), 10/27/80–1/9/81. Major Topics: Puerto Rican elections; Cuban refugees.
0683 [Clippings]—Refugees [Cubans and Haitians], 1/6/80–1/6/81. Major Topic: Immigration.
0733 Community Requests, n.d., ca. 7/80.
0737 [Correspondence, 8/28/80–1/13/81]. Principal Correspondents: Miriam Cruz; Eugene Eidenberg; Raul R. Tapia.
0847 Cuban Refugees, 8/15/80–11/28/80. Major Topics: Puerto Rico; Wisconsin; women; youth; rape; H.R. 7859 (Refugee Education Assistance Act of 1980). Principal Correspondents: Lee Sherman Dreyfuss; Eugene Eidenberg; Miriam Cruz; Mario F. Rivera.
0923 [Cuban-Haitian Refugees—Task Force on Relocation, n.d.].
0933 DNC [Democratic National Committee] Fundraiser, 9/17/80–9/26/80. Major Topics: Democratic Party; presidential campaigns; Jimmy Carter speech to Democratic National Committee Hispanic fundraiser.
0960 [Economic Program—1980s] [undated]. Major Topics: Jimmy Carter speech on economic renewal program; economic development; Carter administration economic policy; taxation; inflation.
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0001 Expressions of Appreciation, 7/20/80–10/31/80. Major Topic: Mailing lists.
0044 [Hispanic Employment Program—Maryland, 6/24/80]. Major Topics: Prince George’s County, Md.; Montgomery County, Md.; Baltimore, Maryland; Community Services Administration; racial discrimination. Principal Correspondents: Lawrence J. Hogan; Charles W. Gilchrist; Marion W. Pines.
0092 Hispanic Issues, 3/27/80–8/31/80. Major Topics: Women; HEW; Lau Remedies (bilingual education); immigration; employment; Mexicans; Puerto Ricans; Cuban refugees.
0162 Hispanic Labor Leaders, n.d. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0172 [Hispanic Priority Mailing List]—Final Reports, n.d. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0174 Internal Memos, 8/28/80–10/23/80. Major Topics: Mailing list; White House Office of Hispanic Affairs weekly reports. Principal Correspondents: Ed Coker; Esteban E. Torres.
0218 [Itineraries and Activities, 4/16/80–10/4/80].
0245 Latino commission, 12/19/79–2/13/80. Major Topic: Latino Community Development, Washington, D.C. Principal Correspondents: Nadine P. Winter; Marion S. Barry Jr.
0256 MANA [Mexican-American Women’s National Association, 7/14/77–8/14/80]. Major Topics: Mailing lists; women; Rosalynn Carter speech to MANA; affirmative action; racial discrimination; Elisa M. Sanchez testimony before HEW; Elisa M. Sanchez speech on domestic violence; Charles B. Renfrew; Wilma L. Espinoza speech opposing nomination of Charles B. Renfrew; Cesar A. Perales speech at the White House briefing for MANA. Principal Correspondents: Sandra Serrano Sewell; Elia Rosario Kerr; Wilma Espinoza.
0346 Minister’s Meeting, 2/13/80–2/19/80. Major Topic: Mailing list.
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0360 Minority Information, 6/30/80.
0378 [Miscellaneous, 9/24/80–9/25/80].
0397 Presidential [Congressional] Hispanic Caucus Speech, 9/12/80. Major Topics: Jimmy Carter speech to Hispanic Caucus Dinner; Edward Roybal.
0413 Presidential Requests, 5/15/80–9/15/80.
0431 [Reports, Newspaper Articles and Speeches, 9/19/80–10/7/80]. Major Topics: Esteban E. Torres speech to Hispanic Medal of Honor recipients; Puerto Rico; Cuban refugees; Haitian refugees; Jimmy Carter speech to 1980 Hispanic Democratic Victory Dinner; women; education.
0486 [Resumes, File No. 1] [undated].
0490 Resumes, [File No. 2] [undated].
0567 Senior Appointees—Traveling Schedules, 8/21/80–10/7/80. Major Topic: Hispanic Heritage Week.
0592 Special White House Activities, 7/30/80–9/17/80. Major Topics: Jimmy Carter speech on Hispanic Heritage Week; Lau Remedies; HEW; mailing list.
0621 Translations, n.d.
0626 Travel—Miriam [Cruz], 9/4/80–12/9/80.
0652 [Travel—Miriam Cruz, 9/19/80–12/9/80].
0670 [White House Consultation on Farm Workers, 7/21/80–9/29/80]. Major Topics: Mailing list; education; Puerto Rico; MANA; Arkansas. Principal Correspondent: Earl L. Moore.
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0721 Aging, 1979–80. Major Topics: Census (1980); public health; New York City.
0785 Amador, Monico, 1980.
0787 Automated Databases, 1979.
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0814 [Automated White House Systems, 1979].
0830 Bexar County Hospital District, 1980.
0833 [Bilingual-Bicultural Telecommunications Council-BITEL] [undated].
0842 [Bilingual Education, 1979–80]. Major Topic: Department of Education. 0867 [Carter Administration and Hispanics: A Partnership to Progress, n.d.]. Major Topics: Employment; immigration; housing; HEW; economic development; census (1980); energy.
0904 [Carter Record on Women’s Issues—Publication] [undated]. Major Topics: Domestic violence; education; employment; ERA; public health; housing; public welfare programs.
0926 Census Information, 1980 [1]. Major Topics: Mailing list; Agenda (periodical); rape; police; agricultural labor; New York; American G.I. Forum; MALDEF legal cases; employment discrimination; racial discrimination; education; public health; immigration.
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0001 Census Information, 1980 [1] cont. Major Topics: White House News on Hispanic Affairs; Boricua College; bilingual education; MALDEF.
0047 Census Information, 1980 [2]. Major Topics: Women; energy.
0154 Children’s Heart Institute of South Texas, General Funding Proposal, 1980, [File no. 1]. Major Topics: Public health; federal aid programs; youth.
0180 Children’s Heart Institute of South Texas, General Funding Proposal, 1980, [File no. 2]. Major Topics: Public health; federal aid programs; youth.
0217 [Civil Rights, 11/80].
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0225 Cuban-Haitian Refugees, 1979–80. Major Topics: Jody Powell speech on Cuban refugee situation; Refugee Act of 1980; Fidel Castro; human rights.
0326 Cuban Refugees, 1980. Major Topics: Benjamin R. Civiletti; Stuart Eizenstat; Jack Watson; Jimmy Carter speech on Cuban refugee policy.
0348 [Executive Office of the President—Reorganization, 2/80].
0418 Fair Housing Act, 1980. Major Topics: H.R. 5200 (1980); S. 506 (1980); racial discrimination.
0440 Foreign Policy Brief, 1980. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0462 [Hispanic Action Tracking System, 6/80].
0466 [Hispanic Consumer Material, n.d.].
0475 [Hispanics in the federal Government, 1980].
0483 Hispanic Heritage Week, 1978–79.
0496 [Hispanic Information Service, 1980].
0512 [Hispanic Newsletter] Next Issue, 5/80–6/80. Major Topics: Census (1980); National Consumer Education Week; aged and aging. Principal Correspondent: Marion S. Barry Jr.
0550 [LaRaza, National Council of, 1980]. Major Topics: Police; El Noticiario.
0565 Minority Purchasing Council, 1980.
0639 [National Economic Growth Through Minority Business, 1980].
0644 One Shot Request, 1980.
0661 Staff Meeting Minutes and Agendas, 2/80–6/80.
0702 Tracking Sheets, Activity, 2/80.
0720 Tracking Sheets, Activity, 3/80.
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0747 Tracking Sheets, Activity, 4/80 [1].
0859 Tracking Sheets, Activity, 4/80 [2].
0970 Tracking Sheets, Activity [Blank Forms] [undated].
0973 Tracking Sheets, WH Correspondence, 1980.
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0001 [Tracking Systems, Correspondence and Issue, 1979–80].
0042 Translations [undated].
0171 [Urban Policy, 1980].
0180 UTSA Grant Application/NSF [undated].
Hilda Solis Papers: Subject File
0184 Aging, 3/80–5/80. Major Topics: New York City; census (1980); public health.
0265 Americas (Magazine), 11/79–12/79. Major Topics: Organization of American States; architecture; South America; Panama.
0298 Asian and Pacific American Federal Employee Council Newsletter, 1/80. Major Topic: Asian/Pacific American Heritage Week.
0307 Business, 4/80–8/80. Major Topics: Small businesses; public welfare programs; women.
0402 Carter Administration and Hispanics: A Partnership to Progress, n.d., ca. 1979–80. Major Topics: Employment; immigration; housing; HEW; economic development; census (1980); energy; Carter administration Hispanic appointees.
0439 Census, Bureau of the, 11/7/79–1/31/80. Major Topic: Census (1980).
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0526 Colon, Gilbert—Newsletter Review, 1/80–9/80. Major Topics: Miriam Cruz; women; Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers; National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials; bilingual education; La Mujer (newsletter).
0637 Commerce, Department of, 5/75–11/79. Major Topics: Census (1970) Hispanic data; census (1980); poverty.
0719 “Condition of Education for Hispanic Americans,” 1979 [1]. Major Topic: Elementary and secondary education statistics for Hispanics. Principal Correspondent: George H. Brown.
0866 “Condition of Education for Hispanic Americans,” 1979 [2]. Major Topics: Elementary and secondary education statistics for Hispanics; Hispanic enrollment in colleges.
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0001 “Education, Department of: An Overview,” 9/79–3/80.
0037 El Centro Community Mental Health Center, 8/80–9/80. Major Topic: El Centro Boletín Informativo. Principal Correspondent: Frank Sifuentes.
0071 Employment, 6/18/80–12/15/80. Major Topics: Eye diseases and defects; Whittier College, Whittier, Calif.; economic development; federal aid programs; taxation; inflation.
0134 Energy, 7/79–4/80. Major Topics: Employment; housing; public health; education; economic development; Small Business Administration; immigration; Panama; women; youth; small businesses; White House News on Hispanic Affairs; Carter administration accomplishments; inflation; H.R. 5200 (Fair Housing Act Amendments, 1980); Jimmy Carter speech to World Affairs Council of Philadelphia; food assistance; budget of the U.S.
0354 Enfoque Nacional [A Spanish Language News Magazine from National Public Radio], 12/79–7/80.
0417 Focus [National Newsletter for Higher Education], 1/80–3/80.
0424 Funn, Carlton A., 1979. Major Topic: The History and Culture of Minorities exhibit.
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0447 [Harlem Boys Choir—Visit to Europe—Department of Defense, 6/2/80].
0455 [Hidalgo, Edward—Secretary of the Navy, 4/11/80–6/27/80]. Major Topics: Mexico; military awards, decorations, and medals; Edward Hidalgo speech to the Barrio Luncheon, San Diego, Calif.; Hidalgo speech to Mexican-American Engineering Council, Long Beach, Calif.; Hugo Margain speech at Mexican award ceremony for Hidalgo; Hidalgo speech at Mexican Embassy; Hidalgo speech at Image Convention, Chicago, Ill.; Edward Hidalgo speech to National Economic Development Association. Principal Correspondent: Steven C. Taylor.
0505 [Hidalgo, Edward—Secretary of the Navy—Hispanic Recruitment Statistics, 5/80].
0512 Hispanic Business, Re: Graciela Olivarez, 3/26/80.
0520 Hispanic Employment Opportunities, 7/14/80.
0543 Hispanic Heroes of the U.S.A., Vol. 3 (Publication), 1976. Major Topics: José Feliciano; Roberto Clemente; Carmen R. Maymi.
0571 Hispanic Media—Communications, 1/79–6/80. Major Topics: Agenda; youth; employment; Houston, Texas; women; Panama Canal; National Endowment for the Arts.
0692 Hispanic Women, 11/79–7/80. Major Topics: Rosalynn Carter; ERA; New York State; Marife Hernandez; Carmen R. Maymi; Alicia Coro; sex discrimination; Vilma Martinez; National Hispanic Feminist Conference.
0863 [Hispanic Youth] Employment, 3/80–6/80.
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0001 [Hispanic Youth] Employment, 3/80–6/80 cont. Major Topics: Federal aid programs; National Conference on Hispanic Youth Employment; CETA.
0140 Hispanic Youth Unemployment, n.d., ca. 1978–79. Major Topic: Education.
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0185 [Housing], 9/78–7/80. Major Topics: Racial discrimination; Civil Rights Act of 1968; Dallas, Texas; H.R. 5200 (Fair Housing Act Amendments, 1980); economy; HUD.
0364 Housing, 5/30/80–6/10/80. Major Topic: HUD.
0397 Housing and Urban Development “Project,” 8/8/80–9/24/80. Major Topic: HUD.
0464 [Human Development Services, Office of—Department of Health and Human Services, 7/78–8/80.] Major Topics: Community Services Administration; Cesar A. Perales; youth.
0496 [Human Development Services, Office of—Department of Health and Human Services, 5/6/80–5/22/80.] Principal Correspondent: Cesar A. Perales.
0503 Justice, Department of, 3/20/80–7/1/80.
0514 Labor—Unemployment/Jobs, 5/5/80–6/5/80. Major Topics: Women; CETA; DOL.
0601 “Latino Youth and Federal Employment Policy” (by Jose A. Santana), 4/28/80. Major Topics: Federal aid programs; Jose A. Santana.
0615 Mailing List Requests, 2/13/80–10/25/80. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0713 Mexican-American Women’s National Association, 7/8/80–7/25/80.
0728 [Military] Draft, 3/79–3/80. Major Topics: American G.I. Forum; Lupe Saldaña.
0742 Miscellaneous, 9/79–4/80. Major Topics: Federal employees; education; employment.
0810 Moncivaiz, Lt. Col. Adolfo, 11/2/79.
0819 National Association of Spanish Broadcasters, 10/79–2/80. Major Topics: Census (1980); Hispanic American Democrats; FCC. Principal Correspondent: Maria Elena Torano.
49 Frame No.
0861 [National Hispanic Heritage Week—Medal of Honor Recipients— Department of Defense, 3/80–9/80, File No. 1]. Major Topics: Armed services; Esteban E. Torres speech to Hispanic Medal of Honor Recipients.
0972 National Council of La Raza (Publication), n.d.
0976 [National Hispanic Heritage Week—Medal of Honor Recipients— Department of Defense, 9/15/80, File No. 2]. Major Topics: Esteban E. Torres speech to Hispanic Medal of Honor Recipients.
0997 [National Hispanic Heritage Week—Proclamation by President Carter, 9/14/80].
0999 News Clippings [Cesar Chavez, Herman Sillas, Graciela Olivarez], 1/25/80– 2/13/80.
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0001 Newsletter—Memo to the Files, 6/6/80.
0007 Newsletter—Roster [Mailing List], 3/4/80. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0014 Newsletter—Drafts of Articles, 1/80. Major Topics: Youth; employment.
0035 Newsletter—Final Drafts, 1/80.
0087 Newsletter—Final Drafts—Spanish Edition, 1/80.
0124 Newsletter—Materials Used for Articles, 1/80. Major Topics: Census (1980); Puerto Rico; economy; bilingual education.
0165 Newsletter—Miscellaneous Material, 1/80.
0189 Newsletter—Drafts of Articles, 2/80 [1]. Major Topics: Boricua College; bilingual education; New York City; Puerto Ricans; Washington, D.C.
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0241 Newsletter—Drafts of Articles, 2/80 [2]. Major Topics: Boricua College; bilingual education; New York City; Puerto Ricans; Department of Education.
0310 Newsletter—Drafts of Articles, 2/80 [3]. Major Topics: Air Force; bilingual education; HEW; Puerto Ricans; HUD; Boricua College; New York City.
0410 Newsletter—Final Drafts, 2/80. Major Topics: White House News on Hispanic Affairs; education.
0492 Newsletter—Materials Used for Articles, 2/80. Major Topics: Youth; education; budget of the U.S.; food assistance; public health; aged and aging; employment; economic development.
0557 Newsletter—Miscellaneous Material, 2/80 [1]. Major Topic: Education.
0602 Newsletter—Miscellaneous Material, 2/80 [2].
0644 Newsletter—Draft of Articles, 3/80–4/80 [1]. Major Topic: Economic development.
0745 Newsletter—Draft of Articles, 3/80–4/80 [2]. Major Topics: Armed services; Puerto Rico; Organization of American States.
0799 Newsletter—Final Drafts, 3/80–4/80.
0833 Newsletter—Materials Used for Articles, 3/80–4/80. Major Topics: Women; Rosalynn Carter; elementary and secondary education; employment; Puerto Rican Forum; New York City; public health; small businesses; minority-owned businesses.
0943 Newsletter—Miscellaneous Materials, 3/80–4/80. Major Topic: Economic development.
0975 Newsletter—Draft of Articles, 5/80–6/80. Major Topics: Puerto Rico; Luis Munoz-Marin.
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0001 Newsletter—Final Drafts, 5/80–6/80.
0041 Newsletter—Final Copy, 5/80–6/80. Major Topics: White House News on Hispanic Affairs; youth; education; CETA.
0047 Newsletter—Materials Used for Articles, 5/80–6/80. Major Topics: Cuban American Legal Defense and Education Fund; Community Services Administration; colleges and universities; Federal Executive Institute; Jose Pepe Lucero; Jimmy Carter speech at inauguration of Department of Education. Principal Correspondents: Henry T. Ingle; Magdaleno M. Rose-Avila.
0133 Newsletter—Miscellaneous Materials, 5/80–6/80 [1]. Major Topics: CETA; White House News on Hispanic Affairs.
0195 Newsletter—Miscellaneous Materials, 5/80–6/80 [2]. Major Topics: Julian Bermudez; aged and aging; census (1980). Principal Correspondent: Esteban E. Torres.
0242 Newsletter—Miscellaneous Materials, 5/80–6/80 [3]. Major Topics: Luis Munoz-Marin; Puerto Rico; Julian Nava; Luis J. Lauredo; Jose A. Muratti Jr.; CETA.
0302 Newsletter—Miscellaneous Materials, 5/80–6/80 [4].
0332 [Newsletter—Miscellaneous Materials, 5/21/80–12/22/80]. Major Topics: Youth; employment.
0347 [Newsletter—Miscellaneous Publications, Reports, and Background Material, 1977–79]. Major Topics: Battle at Puebla, Mexico; New York City; elections; Voting Rights Act Amendments of 1975.
0498 [Newsletter—Miscellaneous Publications, Reports, and Background Material, 1980]. Major Topics: CETA; New York City; Puerto Ricans; Graciela Olivarez; television ratings; mental health and illness; immigration; police; violence; elections; Federal Election Commission; Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents; Honduras; Jack Robert Binns nomination as ambassador to Honduras; Richard I. Rios inauguration as director of the
52 Frame No.
Community Services Administration; National Hispanic Heritage Week; education; employment; colleges and universities. Principal Correspondent: Fernando Fuentes.
0658 Newsletter—Working Items, 1974–80. Major Topics: Esteban E. Torres; Boricua College; bilingual education; New York City; public health; Puerto Ricans.
0779 Nuestro (Magazine), 11/79. Major Topics: Roeland Park, Kansas; racial discrimination; Néstor Almedros; Antonio Orendain.
0818 Organization of American States, 4/14/77–4/3/80. Major Topics: Foreign relations; food assistance; poverty; rural development; economic development.
0935 Partners of the Americas, 3/26/80–5/23/80. Major Topics: Agriculture; food assistance; rural development; elections.
0986 Peace Corps, 5/23/80. Major Topics: Nora Pacheco appointment as director of Office of Special Services; Peace Corps Hispanic recruits.
0995 President’s Schedule, 7/22/80.
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0001 Press Releases, 2/7/80–4/21/80. Major Topics: Radioactive waste disposal; Jimmy Carter speech to Consumer Federation of America; Jimmy Carter speech to student leaders; Cesar A. Perales; HEW; federal employees; Carter administration Hispanic appointees; inflation; taxation; Julian Nava; Robert Krueger.
0086 Press Releases, 4/2/80–6/18/80. Major Topics: Jack Hood Vaughn; federal employees; coal and coal mining.
0095 Publications, 1979–80. Major Topics: Carter administration Hispanic appointees; Edward Hidalgo; Abelardo Lopez Valdez; census (1980); Federal Trade Commission; employment.
0146 Representation of Minorities in Higher Education in the West, 1/80. Major Topics: Affirmative action; colleges and universities.
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0164 Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy, 3/27/80. Major Topics: H.R. 16188 (Rodino Bill, 1972); H.R. 8713 (Rodino Bill, 1975); S. 561 (Kennedy Bill, 1975); S. 3074 (Eastland Bill, 94th Congress); S. 2252 (Carter Package, 1977).
0191 [SER (“To Be”)—Jobs for Progress, n.d., ca. 1979–80]. Major Topic: Youth.
0198 Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, 1/79–9/80. Major Topic: Employment.
0245 [Treasury, Department of, 5/2/80].
0250 United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization Publication, Re: Nicaragua, 1/25/80.
0254 [Veterans Administration—Proclamation by President Carter, 6/16/80].
0256 [Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, Index, 1/80–6/80].
0298 [Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, 3/31/80–5/5/80]. Major Topics: Panama Canal; Democratic Party; Carter administration economic sanctions against Iran; Cuban refugees; Colombia; Luis Muñoz Marín.
0440 [Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, 5/12/80–6/2/80]. Major Topics: ERA; Cuban refugees; Department of Education; Jimmy Carter speech to Labor Council for Latin American Advancement; Iran hostage crisis; Costa Rica; HHS; Food Stamp Act Amendments of 1980.
0589 [Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, 7/14/80–7/28/80]. Major Topic: Uruguay.
0648 Women’s Issues—List of Organizations and Their Leadership, 9/79. Major Topic: Mailing list.
0678 Women’s Newsletter, 11/79–6/80. Major Topics: Federal employees; ERA.
0736 Youth, 11/3/80–12/29/80. Major Topics: Employment; CETA; DOL. 0799 Youth Employment Publications, 11/78–9/79. Major Topic: DOL.
0822 Youth Initiative, 1/79–7/80. Major Topics: Jimmy Carter speech on youth employment; education; DOL.
54 PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX
The following index is an alphabetical listing of the principal correspondents in this microform publication. The first number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which a particular file folder containing the document from the source begins. Hence, 1: 0514 directs the researcher to the folder that begins at Frame 0514 of Reel 1. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, researchers will find a document list including folder titles and major topics in the order in which they appear in the film.
Abrams, Robert Arocha, Julius P. 1: 0514 18: 0263 Abril, Tony Arvizu, Steven F. 13: 0360 9: 0729 Aceves, Jose Attoya, Debbie 16: 0113 10: 0158 Aguayo, Joe Atwood, J. Brian 2: 0406 8: 0670 Akaka, Daniel K. Babbitt, Bruce 13: 0360 13: 0360 Alatorre, Richard Barabba, Vincent P. 13: 0360 2: 0073 Aleman, Arturo Barbarossa, Omar 12: 0081 10: 0001, 0372 Alvirez, Tensia Bario, Patricia 1: 0001 8: 0399 Amaya, Abel Barnard, William M. 9: 0010 12: 0529 Anderson, Donald G. Barnes, Harry G., Jr. 10: 0001 8: 0475 Andrade, Juan, Jr. Barnes, Michael D. 1: 0101 10: 0462 Anglada, Mario A. Barry, Marion S., Jr. 1: 0294 5: 0742; 20: 0245; 21: 0512 Archilla-Diez, Efraín Belford, Tom 7: 0408; 9: 0554; 10: 0158 8: 0399 Arias, Robert D. Beecher, Graciela F. 9: 0007 6: 0615 Armstrong, C. Bela, Richard J. 3: 0495; 5: 0357; 10: 0158 1: 0471
55 Bentsen, Lloyd Bustamente, Antonio D. 13: 0360; 18: 0146 13: 0431 Bergland, Bob Bustelo, Manuel A. 3: 0592 7: 0914 Berry, Mary F. Cabrera, Angel 13: 0591 6: 0008 Besteiro, Albert A. Cafiero, Louis Victor 8: 0592 6: 0066 Betancourt, Ismael, Jr. Calvo, Mario 5: 0419 4: 0525 Blackman, Herbert N. Camacho, Andy M. 10: 0709 11: 0882 Blanchard, Thomas, Jr. Campbell, Alan K. 5: 0742 7: 0224; 10: 0001 Blanco, Genoveva Cano, Jose R. 5: 0739 6: 0547; 9: 0729 Blankenship, John A. Capote, Henry A. 7: 0408 6: 0058 Blumenstein, Carl Cardenas, Elida M. 1: 0066 10: 0709 Bonar, Diane Cardounel, Eduardo 18: 0582 9: 0729 Bonilla, Ruben Carey, Hugh L. 6: 0066; 17: 0778 6: 0370 Bonilla, Tony Carounel, Eduardo 10: 0709 9: 0554 Bradley, Tom Carrillo, Rey 8: 0194, 0246 11: 0914 Broome, Homer F., Jr. Carter, Hodding, III 5: 0226 4: 0209 Brown, George E., Jr. Carter, Hugh 13: 0360; 17: 0778 7: 0336 Brown, George H. Carter, Jimmy 22: 0719 7: 0224; 8: 0670; 14: 0361 Bueno, Hector A. Carter, Rosalynn 18: 0775 9: 0887 Bueso, Francisco Casanova, Lorenzo 10: 0158 8: 0661 Burton, Phillip Cassidy, Lee M. 13: 0360 7: 0173 Bustamante, Antonio D. Casso, Henry J. 14: 0513 6: 0599; 10: 0158 Bustamante, Charles J. Caste, Carlos 11: 0876 6: 0406 Bustamante, Veronica Castro, Richard 1: 0034 13: 0360
56 Caudillo, Jim Corrada, Baltasar 1: 0729 7: 0536, 0934; 10: 0158 Ceniceroz, Raymond G. Corrigan, John E. 10: 0709 2: 0040 Chavez, Cesar E. Cranston, Alan 13: 0360; 18: 0385 13: 0360 Chavez, Everett H. Cruz, Miriam 11: 0578 11: 0097; 19: 0737, 0847 Chavez, Gilbert Cuevas, Hector 13: 0591 10: 0001 Chavez, Richard Days, Drew S., III 12: 0081 4: 0653; 11: 0400 Chavez, Tito D. De Baca, Celeste M. C. 13: 0360 10: 0462 Chin, Laura De Baca, Fernando E. C. 1: 0294 12: 0422 Civiletti, Benjamin R. De los Santon Jr., Alfredo G. 5: 0226; 10: 0579; 14: 0001, 0361; 10: 0158 17: 0778 DeConcini, Dennis Coker, Ed 10: 0462; 13: 0360 2: 0478; 20: 0174 DeFino, Anthony M. Cole, Arthur 9: 0158 2: 0519; 9: 0627; 10: 0001 Dellums, Ronald V. Collazo-Levy, Dora 13: 0360 6: 0635; 12: 0635 DeLuca, John R. Collins, Cardiss 6: 0406 13: 0360 Denlinger, Steven W. Colón, Gilbert 5: 0357; 10: 0001; 12: 0081 1: 0403; 2: 0543, 0616–0793; 3: 0408, Dierman, Roger C. 0499, 0799, 0954, 0999; 4: 0001, 10: 0709 0653–0859; 5: 0226, 0504, 0548; Dilger, Robert L. 6: 0066–0219, 0335; 7: 0336, 0408, 10: 0372 0640, 0805, 0886, 0934; 8: 0194, Dillon, Dorothy 0246, 0533, 0700; 9: 0045, 0554– 9: 0104 0627, 0729–11: 0001, 0097, 0573 Dixon, Julian C. Connolly, Charles 5: 0742; 13: 0360 12: 0529 Dole, Robert Connolly, Rose 13: 0360; 17: 0778 10: 0372 Domenici, Pete V. Conyers, John 13: 0360; 17: 0778 13: 0360; 17: 0778 Dreyfuss, Lee Sherman Cordero, Patricia 19: 0847 5: 0506 Drinan, Robert F. Corman, James C. 10: 0462 13: 0360; 14: 0361
57 Duckloe, John H. Forde, Erman L. 10: 0001 1: 0673 Echeveste, Joan A. Fuentes, Fernando 9: 0045 9: 0887; 26: 0498 Edwards, Don Fuentes, Roberto 13: 0360; 17: 0778 9: 0887 Eidenberg, Eugene Gabusi, John 19: 0737, 0847 18: 0385 Ellifritz, Jon S. Garcia, Hector P. 10: 0001 8: 0689 Elliott, M. Diane Garcia, Robert 18: 0385 3: 0723; 6: 0066, 0370; 8: 0246; Entee, James P. M. 10: 0158, 0709; 13: 0360; 14: 0361 1: 0034 Garcia, Yvonne Erazo, Joseph R. 12: 0081 9: 0887 Garibay, Alfonso Erdahl, Arlen 18: 0582 13: 0360 Garrett, Patricia Escareno, Luis R. 13: 0360 3: 0721 Garza, José S. Escobedo, Edward 5: 0625; 6: 0502; 10: 0372; 16: 0144 10: 0158 Garza, Kika de la Espinoza, Wilma 13: 0360 20: 0256 Gavin, Miles Fascell, Dante B. 13: 0360 13: 0360 Gilchrist, Charles W. Fauntroy, Walter E. 20: 0044 5: 0742 Giron, Joe Faux, Robert J. 1: 0780 9: 0158 Gomes, Anthony Ferendino, Andrew J. 9: 0887 9: 0729 Gómez, Francis D. Fernandez, Raymond 4: 0523; 6: 0066; 10: 0001 10: 0579 Gomez-del-Rio, Gabriel Fernós, Antonio 9: 0729 7: 0408 Gonzales, Raymond J. Ferre, Maurice A. 9: 0887 13: 0572 Gonzales, Valerie E. Flemming, Arthur S. 10: 0462 7: 0536 Gonzalez, Henry B. Flores, Carmen 17: 0351 8: 0685 Green, S. William Flores, Felipe 9: 0729 12: 0700; 14: 0052 Harris, Patricia Roberts Font, Jose Antonio 10: 0158 6: 0066; 8: 1000; 12: 0422
58 Hernandez, Alfred C. Leal, Consuelo 10: 0001 10: 0832 Hernandez, Francisco Leland, Mickey 10: 0158 13: 0360 Hernandez, James Z. Leon, Cesar De 6: 0406 8: 0661 Hernandez, Jovita Leon, Hector De 10: 0709 18: 0804 Hertlein, Clyde D. Leon, Patrick H. De 10: 0462 9: 0729 Hidalgo, Edward Lewis, Mario 7: 0805; 10: 0832 12: 0081 Hodges, Virgil Lizarraga, David C. 10: 0158 6: 0066; 12: 0529 Hogan, Lawrence J. Long, Russell 20: 0044 10: 0462 Holloway, Thomas H. López, Franklin Delano 13: 0360 7: 0408, 0910 Howard, Deborah Lopez, Joe M. 13: 0800 10: 0709 Hughes, Teresa P. Lopez, Nancy L. 9: 0010 11: 0097 Hume, Jarlath Malave, Louis A. 10: 0372 3: 0348, 0723; 10: 0001 Ingber, C. J. Manzano, Olga J. 12: 0081; 15: 0355 3: 0954 Ingle, Henry T. Márquez, Joaquín A. 7: 0001; 26: 0047 7: 0536 Jasso, Gilberto Marshall, Ray 1: 0066, 0961; 11: 0400 5: 0254 Jenkins, Issie L. Martin, Edward D. 4: 0670 2: 0301 Johnston, Bennett Martin, Rodney T. 10: 0462 10: 0001 Junco, Carmen Martinez, Ernesto 6: 0066; 12: 0885 3: 0392 Katz, Allen M. Martinez, Thomas H. 11: 0900 10: 0001 Kerr, Elia Rosario Martinez, Vilma S. 20: 0256 6: 0066; 10: 0158 La Torre, Michael M. De Matsui, Robert T. 9: 0627; 10: 0001 13: 0360 Lannert, Elizabeth H. Matsunaga, Spark 13: 0360 1: 0294; 13: 0360 Lavergne, Nelson G. Maxwell, Marcella 6: 0066 9: 0887
59 McCann, Frank D. Moyé, Alfred L. 13: 0360 10: 0462 McCloskey, Paul N., Jr. M-Vega, Anthony 13: 0360 11: 0882 McDonald, Alonzo L. Narayanan, Jean D. 7: 0319, 0336 8: 0194 McLain, Thomas E. Nieto, Ernesto 12: 0529 6: 0545 Meany, George Noriega, Jose Angel 13: 0360 6: 0370 Medina, William A. Novoa, Dolores 4: 0582 10: 0001 Mendez, Hernan F. Ochi, Rose Matsui 10: 0832 10: 0579 Mendez, Olga A. Ortiz, Magda S. 3: 0723 10: 0709 Menken, Edmund H. Pacheco, Fermin, Sr. 7: 0370 13: 0360 Middleton, Michael A. Padilla, Corina 9: 0729 13: 0360 Miller, Clark J. Padilla, Felix M. 13: 0468 1: 0810 Miranda, Leonel V. Padilla, Gilbert 10: 0158 8: 0685 Miranda, Rafael Cancel Padron, Eduardo J. 13: 0360 9: 0554 Moffett, Toby Pantin, Leslie P., Jr. 17: 0778 10: 0001 Montoya, David F. Pantin, Leslie P., Sr. 4: 0859; 10: 0709; 17: 0322 10: 0001 Montoya, Enrique, Jr. Parker, Alan A. 11: 0578 5: 0464 Moore, Earl L. Pastor, Ed 20: 0670 12: 0081 Morales, Diane M. Peña, Manuel, Jr. 9: 0376 13: 0360 Moreno, Thomas A. Perales, Cesar A. 10: 0001 24: 0496 Moret, Louis F. Perche-Rivas, Emilio 14: 0829 10: 0462 Morrow, Bill Perez-Huerta, Angel 18: 0146 4: 0670 Morse, Muriel M. Pineiro, Jorge 8: 0246 9: 0285 Moser, Albert D. Pines, Marion W. 13: 0360 20: 0044
60 Plasencia, Porfirio N. Rodriguez, Manuel 8: 0700, 0917 13: 0555 Plaza, Hector M. Rodriguez, Roderick C. 13: 0360 10: 0001 Plevin, Nancy Rodriguez, Xavier 10: 0709 1: 0514 Porter, Elsa A. Rojas, Paul G. 7: 0224 8: 0246 Protic, Paul Román, Alfonso A. 2: 0628 7: 0886 Pynn, Maria Elena Romano, Louis A. 1: 0012 9: 0158 Quintana, Harry J. Romero, Fred E. 5: 0742 10: 0158 Raher, Patrick M. Romero-Barceló, Carlos 9: 0729 7: 0408, 0934; 9: 0729, 0887 Rainwater, Peggy Rose-Avila, Magdaleno M. 6: 0335 26: 0047 Ramirez, Juan Rosen, Bernard 10: 0001 10: 0001 Ramos, Daniel Roybal, Edward R. 9: 0887 4: 0859; 5: 0173; 6: 0066; 13: 0360; Raparelli, Carl 14: 0361 9: 0158 Rozniak, Ronald J. Rees, Howard 9: 0158 13: 0360 Salazar, J. Leonard Reveles, Belia 9: 0207 11: 0882 Salazar, Robert J. Reyes, Manolo 18: 0263 10: 0579 Saldaña, Lupe Rhoades, Ruby 11: 0400, 0486; 15: 0260 13: 0360 Sanchez, Frank Rivera, Agustin 10: 0158 1: 0680; 10: 0158 Sanchez, Rodolfo B. Rivera, Hector A. 10: 0931; 15: 0607 10: 0709 Santaella, Irma Vidal Rivera, Mariano 1: 0016 7: 0805 Santos, Evelyn Rivera, Mario F. 3: 0723 19: 0847 Sarbanes, Paul S. Roberts, Laurel Lee 10: 0462 10: 0709 Sarmina, Teresa Rodríguez, Isidoro 10: 0158 10: 0158 Schneider, Pauline Rodriguez, Jay 11: 0573 12: 0885
61 Schweuker, Robert J. Tapia, Raul R. 13: 0360 7: 0336; 11: 0097, 0378; 12: 0081, 0221, Sedillo, Pablo 0417; 14: 0361; 17: 0943; 19: 0737 9: 0729; 13: 0443; 17: 0778 Tarazon, Fred Sewell, Sandra Serrano 10: 0709 20: 0256 Taylor, Steven C. Shay, Charles J. 23: 0455 10: 0001 Thom, Stephen Shea, Jack 1: 0197, 0294 10: 0158 Todman, Terence A. Sifuentes, Frank 9: 0729 23: 0037 Torano, Maria Eléna Silva, Alexander A. 6: 0066; 9: 0729, 0887; 12: 0885; 6: 0621; 18: 0146 24: 0819 Simpkins, Talmage E. Torney, Judith V. 8: 0423 10: 0462 Simpson, James W. Torres, Alberto J. 2: 0301 5: 0676 Smith, Marilyn M. Torres, Esteban E. 2: 0286 1: 0001, 0066, 0294, 0457; 2: 0609, Smith, Ruben 0628, 0793; 5: 0357, 0676; 6: 0066, 2: 0628 0319, 0491, 0907; 7: 0001, 0336, Solis, Hilda 0408; 8: 0423–0475; 9: 0267, 0554, 10: 0579, 0709 0627, 0729, 0887; 10: 0158, 0297, Solomon, Peter J. 0372, 0462, 0579, 0709, 0832, 0931; 8: 0386 11: 0001, 0097; 12: 0221; 14: 0437; Soria, Alex, Jr. 16: 0535; 17: 0943; 20: 0174; 7: 0123 26: 0195 Soto, Jose A. Torres, Ivette A. 5: 0676 6: 0066 Spellman, A. B. Tosdal, Tom 11: 0578 3: 0232 Stassen, Glen H. Tower, John 13: 0360 13: 0360; 17: 0778; 18: 0146 Stein, Neil A. Treviso, Ruben 7: 0173 10: 0001; 11: 0486 Stone, Richard Trujillo, C., Jr. 10: 0579 10: 0158 Stormer, William L. Udall, Morris K. 10: 0832 13: 0360 Sugarman, Jule M. Urrutia, Rodolfo 7: 0224; 10: 0001 6: 0066 Sullivan, Mary Anne Vance, Cyrus 9: 0729 8: 0423
62 VanFleet, Charlotte Watson, Jack 8: 0189, 0194; 9: 0045 7: 0640 Vazquez, Felix Wexler, Anne 8: 0917 1: 0294 Vela, Edward, Jr. Willett, Sandra L. 10: 0579 6: 0273 Velarde, L. A., Jr. Williams, Penelope A. 18: 0146 8: 0423 Velazquez, Felix Wing, Steven T. 10: 0158 9: 0285 Velez, Anna Winter, Nadine P. 4: 0553; 10: 0709–11: 0097 20: 0245 Venegas, Reynaldo Z. Wise, Phil 12: 0081 10: 0579 Vento, Bruce F. Wright, Jim 13: 0360 8: 0670; 18: 0146 Ward, Vencil T., Sr. Young, Kenneth 12: 0957 6: 0370 Ware, William F. Yzaguirre, Raul 4: 0670 10: 0158
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SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The first number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which the file containing information on the subject begins. Hence, 1: 0001 directs researchers to Frame 00001 of Reel 1. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial segment of this guide, the researcher will find topics listed in the order in which they appear on the film.
ABL Associates, Inc. 16: 0667, 0909; 17: 0001; 18: 0385, 1: 0001 0582, 0807; 20: 0670, 0926 Abortion National Association of Farmworker 5: 0464 Organizations 15: 0452 Access, Inc. National Farmworkers’ Week 6: 0370; 1: 0012 7: 0328 Adams State College (Colorado) proposed legislation to limit 11: 0578 undocumented workers 14: 0001 Address lists Agriculture see Mailing lists 11: 0928; 12: 0957; 17: 0713; 18: 0807; Administration of justice 26: 0935 prisons 2: 0543 Agriculture in foreign trade see also Crime and criminals 12: 0081 Aeronaves de Puerto Rico Air Force 1: 0016 5: 0512, 0916; 25: 0310 Affirmative action Airplanes and air travel see Discrimination in employment 1: 0016 African Americans Alaska Natural Gas Transportation 1: 0578, 0673; 5: 0419 System Aged and aging 11: 0378; 12: 0081 1: 0028; 4: 0511; 5: 0151; 9: 0431; Alcohol and alcohol abuse 11: 0928; 16: 0058; 17: 0514, 0713; 6: 0338, 0406; 8: 0700 20: 0721; 21: 0512; 22: 0184; 25: 0492; Alexandria, Virginia 26: 0195 History and Culture of Minorities exhibit Agenda (magazine) 23: 0424 11: 0339; 20: 0926; 23: 0571 Allied Home Health Association Agribusiness Trade Center 1: 0028 12: 0957 Almedros, Néstor Agricultural labor 26: 0779 general 2: 0478; 3: 0232, 0799–0827; Amador, Monico 6: 0370; 7: 0336; 10: 0579; 13: 0925; 20: 0785
65 American Federation of Labor–Congress of National Chicano Dance Theatre Industrial Organizations 11: 0578 1: 0729; 6: 0012 Asian & Pacific American Federal American G.I. Forum Employees Council 1: 0034–0066, 0961; 2: 0445; 11: 0400, 1: 0294; 22: 0298 0486; 20: 0926; 24: 0728 Asian Law Alliance American Heritage Week 9: 0285 7: 0328 Asian and Pacific American Federal Americas (magazine) Employee Council Newsletter 22: 0265 22: 0298 Andrade, Juan Asian Pacific American Forum 1: 0101 1: 0197 Apodaca, Jerry Asian/Pacific American Heritage Week 9: 0887 1: 0197, 0294; 22: 0298 Appellate procedure Asian Pacific Americans 11: 0701 1: 0194, 0197 Arawak Consulting Corporation Aspira (nonprofit organization) 2: 0616 1: 0294; 7: 0914 Architecture Attorney General’s Advisory Commission 22: 0265 on Hispanics Argentina 1: 0403 14: 0887 Automobiles and automobile industry Arkansas 1: 0457; 7: 0336; 10: 0579, 0931; general 19: 0358; 20: 0670 12: 0635; 17: 0713 Municipal League 8: 0208 Avante, Inc. Armed services 1: 0471 army 11: 0573 Baca, Salvador D. compulsory military service 7: 0253 10: 0579 general 24: 0861; 25: 0745 Baltimore, Maryland women in the military 7: 0253 20: 0044 see also Air Force Banks and banking Army Continental National Bank of Miami Pilot Program 11: 0573 7: 0173 Army Corps of Engineers general 11: 0701 10: 0372 Barros, Theo V. Arrest 10: 0462 9: 0554 Bathgate Coalition Artes Chicano (nonprofit organization) 1: 0514 11: 0578 Benes, Bernardo Arts and the humanities 7: 0173 Artes Chicano 11: 0578 Berkeley, California general 2: 0264; 4: 0648; 6: 0001, 0828; 2: 0231 9: 0133; 11: 0928; 12: 0707 Bermudez, Julian Harlem Boys Choir 23: 0447 26: 0195 Hudson River Film Company 4: 0648 International Arts Forum 2: 0264
66 Bilingual education Bureau of Census general 1: 0012, 0680; 2: 0628, 0793, 0954; 2: 0221; 10: 0709; 22: 0439 3: 0001, 0145, 0723, 0992; 6: 0694; Business 8: 0033, 0917; 9: 0729; 10: 0158, 0462; Aeronaves de Puerto Rico 1: 0016 11: 0882; 14: 0437, 0675; 15: 0355; Agribusiness Trade Center 12: 0957 17: 0273; 20: 0092, 0842; 21: 0001; Carnivale Bag Company 2: 0040 22: 0526; 25: 0124, 0189–0241, 0310; commercial law 11: 0701 26: 0658 general 21: 0639; 22: 0307 National Association for Bilingual Hudson River Film Company 4: 0648 Education 15: 0445 Ingersoll-Rand Company 15: 0045 National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Johnson and Associates 5: 0180 Education 3: 0922 Latin Belly, Limited 5: 0419 Bilingual-Bicultural Telecommunications Melvin Mitchell Architects 5: 0742 Council Perea and Hinkley 7: 0123 20: 0833 Petroleos Mexicanos 14: 0992; Binns, Jack Robert 15: 0001–15: 0045 nomination as ambassador to Honduras Planergy, Inc. 16: 0435 26: 0498 real estate 11: 0701 Black Alliance for the Re-election of Carter see also Corporations 1: 0673 see also Employment Black History Month see also Minority-owned business 1: 0578 Business Lawyer Board of Immigration Appeals 11: 0701 4: 0986 Bustamante, Charles J. Bolivia 11: 0876 14: 0887 Bustamente, Antonio D. Boricua College (New York City) 14: 0513 1: 0680; 6: 0694; 10: 0158; 21: 0001; California 25: 0189, 0241, 0310; 26: 0658 Berkeley 2: 0231 Boyd, Jacque L. Chino Basin 12: 0077 12: 0436 general 1: 0066, 0729; 9: 0267, 0554; Brazil 11: 0400–0486; 12: 0957; 13: 0925; 14: 0887 17: 0743 Bronx Frontier Development Corporation Hidalgo, Edward, speech 23: 0455 1: 0750 Hispanic Civil Rights Conference Brothers Redevelopment, Inc. 1: 0961 1: 0780 Human Development Corporation Brown, Edmund G. 16: 0812 1: 0729 Imperial County 3: 0232 Brown-John, C. Lloyd Los Angeles 8: 0246; 18: 0741 11: 0632 Pico Rivera 12: 0707 Brownsville, Texas, school program presidential campaign (1980) 19: 0194 11: 0634 San Diego 1: 0028 Budget of the U.S. San Francisco 5: 0807 1: 0578, 0939; 23: 0134; 25: 0492 Santa Clara County 1: 0034 University of San Francisco 13: 0635
67 California cont. Labor Council for Latin American University of Southern California 3: 0329; Advancement speech 27: 0440 8: 0304; 9: 0007–0010 meeting with Mexican president Lopez Whittier College 23: 0071 Portillo 5: 0621 California Hispanic Civil Rights Conference 1980 Hispanic Democratic Victory 1: 0961 Dinner speech 20: 0431 California Human Development Corporation proclamations 7: 0328 16: 0812 record 7: 0956; 11: 0928; 12: 0001 California Teachers Association schedule (7/22/80) 26: 0995 4: 0006 student leaders speech 27: 0001 Camacho, Andy White House Conference on Small 11: 0882 Business speech 9: 0475 Campbell, Alan K. World Affairs Council of Philadelphia 9: 0679 speech 23: 0134 Campesinos Unidos, Inc. youth employment speech 27: 0822 2: 0478 Carter, Rosalynn Cano Frontera general 2: 0044; 23: 0692; 25: 0833 7: 0408 MANA speech 20: 0256 Carnivale Bag Company National Consumer Education Week 2: 0040 speech 2: 0793 Carrasco, Eliseo Puerto Rican television interview 12: 0436 2: 0044 Carrillo v. Douglas Aircraft Case law 11: 0900, 0914 Hernandez v. Office of Personnel Carrillo, Carmen Management 10: 0001 15: 0716 Carrillo v. Douglas Aircraft 11: 0900, Carrillo, Rey 0914 11: 0900, 0914 closed cases 12: 0332 Carter, Jimmy deferred action 12: 0422 Cinco de Mayo speech 2: 0430 Hanigan case Consumer Federation of America speech 13: 0360, 0443; 14: 0513 27: 0001 Lau case 14: 0675 Cuban refugee policy speech 21: 0326 Puerto Rico v. Rosenthal 10: 0158 Democratic National Committee Hispanic Silva v. Bell 17: 0764 fundraiser speech 19: 0933 Sinohui case 14: 0513; 17: 0778 Department of Education inauguration Castro, Fidel speech 26: 0047 1: 0016; 21: 0225 Economic Renewal Program speech Census (1970) 16: 0355; 19: 0960 Hispanic data 22: 0637 executive order establishing interagency task Census (1980) force on Hispanic Americans 13: 0572 2: 0044–0221, 0587; 4: 0178; 6: 0066, Federal Consumer Programs speech 2: 0628 0643; 10: 0709; 12: 0081; 13: 0831; Hispanic Caucus Dinner speech 20: 0397 14: 0539; 20: 0721, 0867, 0926; Hispanic Heritage Week speech 20: 0592 21: 0001–0047, 0512; 22: 0184, Hispanic Leaders Meeting speech 12: 0379 0402, 0439, 0637; 24: 0819; 25: 0124; 26: 0195; 27: 0095
68 Center for Ethics and Social Policy Civil Service Reform Act 2: 0231 7: 0224 Central America Civiletti, Benjamin R. Costa Rica 27: 0440 1: 0066; 14: 0513; 21: 0326 Guatemala 14: 0887 Claims Honduras 26: 0498 land grants 18: 0263 Nicaragua 14: 0887; 27: 0250 Clemente, Roberto see also Panama 23: 0543 Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Coal and coal mining 13: 0001 27: 0086 Chavez, Cesar Coalition of Education for Hispanic 18: 0582; 24: 0999 Americans Chicago Community Trust 22: 0719–0866 13: 0203 Coker Proposal Chicago, Illinois 2: 0478 1: 0810; 3: 0408; 9: 0300; 13: 0831 Cole, Arthur Chicana Forum 2: 0519 2: 0264 Colleges and universities Chicano Forum Adams State College (Colorado) 2: 0264 11: 0578 Child development Boricua College (New York City) 2: 0286 1: 0680; 6: 0694; 10: 0158; 21: 0001; Child Development Associate Consortium 25: 0189–0310; 26: 0658 2: 0286 general 26: 0047, 0498; 27: 0146 Children Georgetown University Law Center 14: 0834 12: 0700; 14: 0052 Children’s Heart Institute of South Texas Hispanic enrollment 22: 0866 21: 0154–0180 Medical College of El Paso (Texas) Children’s Television Workshop 5: 0676 2: 0406 State University of New York 17: 0120 Chile Texas Southmost College 8: 0592 14: 0887 University of Colorado at Denver Chino Basin (California) 6: 0438 water problem 12: 0077 University of Miami (Florida) 5: 0802 Citizenship University of San Francisco (California) requirements for federal employment 13: 0635 2: 0438 University of Southern California Civil rights 3: 0329; 8: 0304; 9: 0007–0010 see Discrimination in education Whittier College (California) 23: 0071 see Discrimination in employment Colombia see Prejudice 14: 0887; 27: 0298 see Racial discrimination Colón, Gilbert see Sex discrimination general 22: 0526 Civil Rights Act of 1968 Hispanic Heritage Week speech 4: 0525, 24: 0185 0859
69 Colón, Gilbert cont. National Consumer Education Week papers reels 1–10; 11: 0001–0337 2: 0793; 10: 0931; 21: 0512 Philippine Lawyer’s Association speech Continental National Bank of Miami 7: 0144 7: 0173 Colorado Contreras, Rufino Adams State College 11: 0578 3: 0232 University of Colorado at Denver 6: 0438 Conventions Commercial law see Conferences 11: 0701 Coro, Alicia Community Agency for Self Help 23: 0692 12: 0342 Corporation for Public Broadcasting Community development corporations 3: 0958 8: 0392; 10: 0579 Corporations Community Research Group ABL Associates, Inc. 1: 0001 2: 0592 Access, Inc. 1: 0012 Community Services Administration Arawak Consulting Corporation 2: 0616 2: 0609–0616; 3: 0723; 5: 0807; 18: 0385– Avante, Inc. 1: 0471 0582; 20: 0044; 24: 0464; 26: 0047, East Harlem Commercial Venture 0498 Corporation 3: 0348 Comprehensive Employment and Training Hispano American Corporation 12: 0422 Act (CETA) Human Resources Corporation 13: 0827 4: 0553; 11: 0928; 13: 0001, 0800; 15: 0454, Marion Laboratories, Inc. 5: 0580 0853; 24: 0001, 0514; 26: 0041, 0133, McDonnell Douglas Corporation 0242, 0498; 27: 0736 11: 0914 Compulsory military service National Broadcasting Corporation 24: 0728 12: 0885 Conferences Spanish International Communications general 12: 0379; 14: 0868 Corporation 12: 0529 Hispanic education 13: 0591 Westtown Economic Development Voz de Michigan (Hispanic Conference) Corporation 1: 0810 18: 0775 Corruption and bribery Congress 17: 0743 general 6: 0547; 7: 0071 Costa Rica Hispanic caucus 20: 0397 27: 0440 Congressional Record Cota-Robles, Eugene H. 1: 0197; 3: 0408; 8: 0423 12: 0436 Constitutional law Council on Wage and Price Stability 14: 0001 6: 0012 Consumer Affairs Council Couvillon, Donald A. 3: 0001 10: 0462 Consumers Crawford, A. Berry consumer resource handbooks Arkansas Municipal League speech 3: 0145, 0227 8: 0208 federal programs 2: 0628 general 2: 0628, 0793, 0954; 3: 0001–0227
70 Crime and criminals Department of Commerce arrest 9: 0554 2: 0073, 0587; 12: 0340; 22: 0637 corruption 17: 0743 Department of Defense general 3: 0232 3: 0337; 5: 0916 homicide 3: 0232; 8: 0917 Department of Education rape 19: 0847; 20: 0926 general 3: 0408; 6: 0694; 9: 0887; violence 26: 0998 14: 0675; 17: 0120, 0273; 20: 0842; see also Hanigan case (torture of illegal 23: 0001; 25: 0241; 26: 0047; immigrants) 27: 0440 Cruz, Margaret Strengthening Developing Institutions 10: 0158 Program 8: 0592 Cruz, Miriam Department of Energy general 19: 0057; 20: 0626–0652; 22: 0526 3: 0495; 5: 0357, 0916; 11: 0378; papers 18: 0920–0938; 19: 0001–0960; 20: 12: 0436; 15: 0001; 16: 0435 0001–0670 Department of Health and Human Cuba Services (HHS) 1: 0016; 21: 0225 6: 0406; 10: 0931; 24: 0464–0496; Cuban American Legal Defense and 27: 0440 Education Fund Department of Health, Education, and 26: 0047 Welfare (HEW) Cuban Brigade 5: 0676, 0807; 6: 0249, 0694; 8: 0033, 3: 0311–0317 0592; 9: 0158, 0376, 0729; 18: 0582; Cuban refugees 20: 0092, 0592, 0867; 22: 0402; 24: 9: 0158; 19: 0358, 0639, 0683, 0847, 0923; 0464, 0496; 25: 0310; 27: 0001 20: 0092, 0431; 21: 0225–0326; Department of Housing and Urban 27: 0298, 0440 Development (HUD) Cubans and Cuban Americans 1: 0016; 4: 0582; 6: 0438, 0502, 0694; 3: 0319; 14: 0437; 17: 0764 7: 0152; 8: 0033; 10: 0372; 11: 0882; Dallas, Texas 12: 0843; 15: 0260, 0355; 17: 0001; 19: 0321; 24: 0185 24: 0185–0397; 25: 0310 Dascal, Charles Department of Interior 7: 0173 1: 0034; 5: 0173; 8: 0033 De Leon, Rodolfo Department of Justice 10: 0709 1: 0961; 4: 0670; 5: 0001, 0226, 0464; Defense Authorization Act of 1980 11: 0400; 13: 0925; 24: 0503 7: 0253 Department of Labor Democratic National Committee 4: 0670; 5: 0254; 6: 0061; 11: 0097; 19: 0933 12: 0635; 24: 0514; 27: 0736–0822 Democratic Party Department of State 4: 0178; 8: 0246; 18: 0146; 19: 0321, 0933; Hispanic Employees Council 8: 0423– 27: 0298 0475; 17: 0764 Denver, Colorado Department of Transportation University of Colorado 6: 0438 6: 0389; 8: 0661 Department of Agriculture Department of Treasury 3: 0592; 5: 0419; 12: 0422 27: 0245
71 Detroit, Michigan Edinburg, Texas 14: 0539 10: 0931 Discrimination in education Education 3: 0408 Brownsville, Tex., school program Discrimination in employment 11: 0634 1: 0294; 3: 0499; 4: 0653–0859; 5: 0512, general 1: 0939; 2: 0001, 0286, 0519; 0807; 7: 0224; 8: 0033, 0163, 0475; 3: 0408, 0827; 4: 0178; 6: 0249, 9: 0679; 10: 0001, 0931; 11: 0378; 0694; 7: 0001, 0914, 0990; 8: 0001; 14: 0361; 16: 0162; 17: 0368; 20: 0256; 9: 0063, 0158, 0207, 0554, 0705; 27: 0146 11: 0339, 0928; 12: 0001, 0707; Diseases and disorders 13: 0001, 0591, 0635, 0831; eye 23: 0071 14: 0539, 0743, 0842; 15: 0355; see also Mental health and illness 17: 0713; 20: 0092, 0431, 0670, District of Columbia 0904, 0926; 22: 0719, 0866; general 5: 0742; 20: 0245; 25: 0189 23: 0001, 0134; 24: 0140, 0742; Georgetown University Law Center 25: 0410, 0492, 0557; 26: 0041, 12: 0700; 14: 0052 0498; 27: 0822 Domestic violence Hispanic conference 13: 0591 20: 0256, 0904 History and Culture of Minorities exhibit Draft (Alexandria, Va.) 23: 0424 see Compulsory military service see also Bilingual education Drugs and drug abuse see also Colleges and universities 7: 0370 see also Elementary and secondary East Harlem Commercial Venture education Corporation Eizenstat, Stuart E. 3: 0348 Blue Cross-Blue Shield Health East Los Angeles Community Union Symposium speech 16: 0058 (TELACU) general 3: 0341; 9: 0705; 21: 0326 2: 0592; 10: 0462; 12: 0529 El Centro Boletín Informativo Economic development 23: 0037 Five City Economic Development El Centro Community Mental Health Commission 12: 0957 Center general 7: 0956–0990; 8: 0001–0033; 23: 0037 11: 0339, 0634, 0928; 12: 0001, 0620, El Paso, Texas 0635; 13: 0831; 14: 0164, 0539; 2: 0264; 5: 0676; 18: 0146 16: 0355; 19: 0960; 20: 0867; 22: 0402; Elections 23: 0071–0134; 25: 0492, 0644, 0943; 1: 0101; 2: 0519; 19: 0421–0639; 26: 0818 26: 0347, 0498, 0935 Economic Development Administration Elementary and secondary education (EDA) general 11: 0882; 12: 0707; 25: 0833 3: 0400; 10: 0931; 12: 0529 statistics for Hispanics 22: 0719, 0866 Economy Elementary and Secondary School Act Carter administration policies 10: 0579; 11: 0882 12: 0620–0635; 19: 0960 El Noticiario (newsletter) general 14: 0271, 0992; 17: 0713; 19: 0960; 21: 0550 24: 0185; 25: 0124
72 Emergency School Aid Act (1980) Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) 12: 0707 7: 0224; 20: 0904; 23: 0692; 27: 0440, Employment 0678 general 1: 0001, 0939; 3: 0337, 0723; Escareno, Luis R. 4: 0178; 5: 0254, 0618, 0807; 6: 0643, 3: 0721; 10: 0297; 12: 0841 0931; 7: 0336; 8: 0001, 0033, 0163, Esparza Wardlow, Eva 0208, 0560; 9: 0063, 0679–0705; 10: 0372 10: 0462–0579, 0931; 11: 0097–0339, Espinoza, Wilma L. 0928; 12: 0001, 0957; 13: 0001, 0635, speech opposing nomination of Charles 0831, 0925; 14: 0001, 0361, 0842; B. Renfrew 20: 0256 15: 0454, 0607; 17: 0475, 0713; Ethanol 20: 0044–0092, 0867–0926; 22: 0402; 1: 0471 23: 0071–0134, 0520, 0571, 0863; European Economic Community 24: 0001, 0140, 0514–0601, 0742; 11: 0701 25: 0014, 0492, 0833; 26: 0332, 0498; Executive Office of the President 27: 0095, 0191–0198, 0736–0822 21: 0348 Hispanic Employees Council Executive Order 12160 (Federal 4: 0523; 8: 0475 Consumer Programs) see also Comprehensive Employment 2: 0628 and Training Act (CETA) Experimental and Bilingual Institute see also Discrimination in 3: 0723 employment Eye diseases and defects see also Federal employees 23: 0071 see also Undocumented workers Fair Housing Act see also Unemployment 21: 0418 Energy Farmworker Consultation Work Plan 14: 0164; 17: 0713; 20: 0867; 21: 0047; 3: 0799, 0827 22: 0402; 23: 0134 Faye McBeath Foundation Energy resources 13: 0001 7: 0956–8: 0033, 0208; 11: 0339–0378, Federal aid programs 0928; 12: 0001; 13: 0001; 15: 0001– 5: 0862; 9: 0158, 0300, 0705–0729; 0045; 17: 0875 11: 0097; 18: 0582; 19: 0234; Energy Security Act (1980) 21: 0154–0180; 23: 0071; 24: 0001, 7: 0934 0601 Enfoque Nacional (newsletter) Federal Aviation Administration 23: 0354 3: 0954 Engineering Federal Communications Commission 17: 0833; 22: 0526; 27: 0198 (FCC) English as a Second Language (ESL) 3: 0958; 6: 0066; 12: 0885; 24: 0819 6: 0061 Federal departments and agencies Environmental Protection Agency see names of individual agencies and Civil Rights Office 5: 0357 terms beginning with “Department” general 11: 0701 Federal Election Commission Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 26: 0498 (EEOC) 3: 0499; 4: 0653, 0670; 11: 0701
73 Federal employees Seminole tribe 17: 0514 citizenship requirements 2: 0438 University of Miami 5: 0802 general 1: 0294, 0578; 2: 0438; 3: 0337, Focus (National Newsletter for Higher 0499, 0592; 4: 0214–0414, 0523, 0537, Education) 0582, 0859; 5: 0254, 0807; 6: 0931; 23: 0417 7: 0173, 0336; 0408; 8: 0001, 0033, Food and Drug Administration 0475; 9: 0729; 10: 0001, 0579; 11: 0400; 5: 0580 12: 0001; 13: 0664; 14: 0361; 16: 0162, Food assistance 0497; 17: 0368; 21: 0475; 24: 0742; 23: 0134; 25: 0492; 26: 0818–0935 27: 0001–0086, 0678 Food Stamp Act Amendments of 1980 Hispanic appointees 4: 0214–0414; 7: 0173; 27: 0440 8: 0001; 11: 0339, 0400; 12: 0885; Foreign languages 16: 0188, 0497; 22: 0402; 27: 0001, translations 22: 0042 0095 Foreign relations presidential appointees 2: 0001; 16: 0497; general 21: 0440; 26: 0818 17: 0894 U.S.-Mexico 7: 0071; 9: 0554 resignations 7: 0336 U.S.-Venezuelan 9: 0001 Federal Executive Institute Forum (newsletter) 6: 0931; 7: 0001; 26: 0047 3: 0992 Federal Maritime Commission Forum of National Hispanic 9: 0729 Organizations Federal Register 2: 0478 8: 0033, 0592; 11: 0378; 15: 0260; 17: 0273 Foundations Federal Reserve System Charles Stewart Mott Foundation 11: 0701 13: 0001 Federal Trade Commission Chicago Community Trust 13: 0203 11: 0701; 27: 0095 conference booklets 13: 0001–0203 Feliciano, José Faye McBeath Foundation 13: 0001 23: 0543 John Hay Whitney Foundation 13: 0203 Figueroa, Marie Louise Latino Institute 13: 0203 12: 0953 Milwaukee Foundation 13: 0001 Fish and fishing industry National Urban Coalition 13: 0001 7: 0805; 10: 0462 Funn, Carlton A. Fish and Wildlife Service 23: 0424 7: 0408 Garcia, Matt Five City Economic Development 13: 0329 Commission Garcia, Rodney 12: 0957 3: 0999 Flores, Rueben A. Garcia, Soledad 6: 0502; 10: 0372 13: 0356 Florida Gardner, John W. general 12: 0344; 19: 0358 5: 0124 Hialeah 4: 0017 Georgetown University Law Center Miami 6: 0066; 17: 0778 12: 0700; 14: 0052 presidential campaign (1980) 19: 0201 Gonzales, Ciriaco Q. 12: 0436
74 Gonzales, Valerie Hidalgo, Edward 4: 0014 Barrio Luncheon, San Diego, Calif., Gonzalez, Alfonzo Z. speech 23: 0455 11: 0400 general 6: 0621; 23: 0455–0505; Gonzalez, Henry B. 27: 0095 13: 0360, 0431 Image Convention, Chicago, Ill., speech Guam 23: 0455 7: 0408 Mexican-American Engineering Guatemala Council, Long Beach, Calif., speech 14: 0887 23: 0455 Guerra, Stella Mexican Embassy speech 23: 0455 13: 0435 National Economic Development Gulf Coast Community Services Association Association speech 23: 0455 13: 0800 Hispanic Action Tracking System Gutierrez, Robert 4: 0046–0172; 21: 0462 13: 0441 Hispanic American Construction Haitian refugees Association 19: 0683, 0923; 20: 0431; 21: 0225 13: 0555 Handicapped Hispanic American Democrats 7: 0224 4: 0178; 24: 0819 Hanigan case (torture of illegal immigrants) Hispanic American Foreign Policy 13: 0360, 0443; 14: 0513 Conference Harlem Boys Choir 4: 0209 23: 0447 Hispanic American Leadership Group Health 8: 0423 see Diseases and disorders Hispanic Business see Health insurance 23: 0512 see Mental health and illness Hispanic Civil Rights Conference see Public health 1: 0066; 11: 0400 Health insurance Hispanic Council on Foreign Affairs bill 13: 0449 13: 0572 general 16: 0058 Hispanic Education Conference Hernandez, Andres 13: 0591 13: 0460 Hispanic Employees Council Hernandez, James Z. 4: 0523; 8: 0475 10: 0931 Hispanic Heritage Week Hernandez, Marife 4: 0525; 10: 0579; 20: 0567; 21: 0483 23: 0692 Hispanic Heroes of the USA (book) Hernandez v. Office of Personnel Management 23: 0543 10: 0001 Hispanic Information Service Hialeah, Florida 21: 0496 4: 0017 Hispanic Recruitment Conference Hidalgo County, Texas 4: 0537 rehabilitation projects 13: 0468 Hispanic-American Construction Association 13: 0555
75 Hispano American Corporation Human Resources Corporation 12: 0422 13: 0827 Holidays Human rights Cinco de Mayo 2: 0430 2: 0001; 8: 0670; 21: 0225 Homicide Hunger and malnutrition 3: 0232; 8: 0917 14: 0834 Honduras Illinois 26: 0498 general 1: 0810; 13: 0831 Housing presidential campaign (1980) 19: 0203 1: 0310, 0780, 0939; 2: 0001, 0519, 0592; see also Chicago, Illinois 3: 0592, 0827; 4: 0178, 0582; 5: 0625; Immigration 6: 0502, 0635; 7: 0990; 8: 0033, 0208, 1: 0066, 0961; 2: 0001, 0231; 4: 0178, 0354; 9: 0300; 11: 0339, 0400, 0882, 0986; 5: 0001; 7: 0990; 8: 0001– 0928; 12: 0001, 0529, 0843; 13: 0001, 0033, 0670; 9: 0554; 11: 0339; 0831; 14: 0842; 15: 0260, 0355; 12: 0001, 0700; 13: 0925; 14: 0001– 16: 0144, 0667, 0812, 0909; 17: 0001, 0052; 16: 0235; 17: 0475; 18: 0146; 0713; 19: 0234; 20: 0867, 0904; 19: 0358, 0683; 20: 0092, 0867, 21: 0418; 22: 0402; 23: 0134; 24: 0185, 0926; 22: 0402; 23: 0134; 26: 0498; 0364, 0397 27: 0164 Houston Law Review Immigration and Naturalization Service 13: 0925 (INS) Houston, Texas general 5: 0001; 13: 0329; 14: 0001, 13: 0800; 23: 0571 0361; 17: 0743, 0764; 18: 0146 H.R. 3756 (96th Congress) Residential Area Control Investigations 7: 0408 5: 0001 H.R. 5200 Fair Housing Act Amendments Imperial County, California (1980) 3: 0232 12: 0843; 21: 0418; 23: 0134; 24: 0185 Independent Sector (nonprofit H.R. 5918 (96th Congress) organization) 17: 0514 5: 0124 H.R. 7859 (Refugee Education Assistance Act Inflation of 1980) 3: 0227; 4: 0011, 0578; 6: 0012, 0273; 19: 0847 9: 0475; 11: 0928; 16: 0355; H.R. 7998 (1980) 17: 0326; 19: 0960; 23: 0071–0134; 14: 0675 27: 0001 H.R. 8713 (Rodino Bill, 1975) Ingersoll-Rand Company 27: 0164 15: 0045 H.R. 16188 (Rodino Bill, 1972) Institute for the Puerto Rican/Hispanic 27: 0164 Elderly Hudson River Film Company 5: 0151 4: 0648 Inter-American Foundation Huerta, John E. 14: 0271 16: 0497 International Arts Forum Huerta-Perez, Angel 2: 0264 4: 0653, 0670 International sanctions 1: 0578
76 Iran Latino Youth and Federal Employment economic sanctions against 27: 0298 Policy (report) general 7: 0370; 14: 0834 24: 0601 hostage crisis 14: 0437; 16: 0113; Lau Remedies (bilingual education) 27: 0440 14: 0437, 0675; 15: 0355; 17: 0273; John Hay Whitney Foundation 20: 0092, 0592 13: 0203 Lauredo, Luis J. Johnson and Associates 26: 0242 5: 0180 Law Kansas see Case law Roeland Park 26: 0779 see Commercial law Kennedy, Edward M. see entries beginning with H.R. 1: 0729; 2: 0445; 7: 0408, 0910 see entries beginning with S. Krueger, Robert see Lawsuits 27: 0001 see U.S. Statutes Labor Council for Latin American Law enforcement Advancement see Police 27: 0440 League of United Latin American Labor unions Citizens (LULAC) American Federation of Labor–Congress of 1: 0294; 5: 0512; 14: 0743 Industrial Organizations 1: 0729; Legal Service Corporation Act 6: 0012 5: 0464 general 1: 0729; 6: 0012; 8: 0423 Libraries New York Black and Hispanic Food 9: 0469 Vendors 5: 0419 Llanes, Jose R. United Farm Workers 3: 0232; 8: 0685; 12: 0436 18: 0382–0385, 0582 Lombardo, Jaime La Mesa Redonda (newsletter) 5: 0504 10: 0001 López Portillo, José La Mujer (newsletter) 8: 0670; 14: 0887 22: 0526 Lopez, Hank La Raza 14: 0834 see National Council of La Raza Lopez, Robert La Raza Legal Alliance 14: 0840 14: 0513 Los Angeles, California Latin American Manufacturers Association 8: 0246; 18: 0741 5: 0357 Los Padrinos, Inc. Latin Belly, Limited 5: 0506 5: 0419 Mailing lists Latino Caucus of New Detroit 7: 0173; 10: 0297; 11: 0486; 12: 0081; 14: 0539 13: 0449, 0572, 0664, 0831; Latino Community Development 14: 0509, 0539; 15: 0260; 16: 0188, Commission 0316; 17: 0311; 18: 0799, 0807, 20: 0245 Latino Institute 13: 0203
77 Mailing lists cont. Chicano Forum 2: 0264 0920; 19: 0203, 0224, 0279–0317, 0350; Hispanic American Community Based 20: 0001, 0162–0174, 0256, Organizations 1: 0101 0346, 0592, 0670, 0926; 21: 0440; Hispanic American Democrats 24: 0819 24: 0615; 25: 0007; 27: 0648 Hispanic Employees Council 4: 0523 Margain, Hugo Hispanic-American Construction 23: 0455 Association 13: 0555 Marion Laboratories, Inc. Hispanic community organizations 5: 0580 4: 0489 Martinez, Carlos Mexican-American Democrats of Texas 5: 0618 12: 0344 Martinez, Ernesto National Association of Latino Elected 10: 0579 Officials 15: 0604; 22: 0526 Martinez, Rodolfo Nosotros 16: 0262 12: 0436 Pacific/Asian Coalition 1: 0294 Martinez, Vilma Society of Hispanic Professional 23: 0692 Engineers 22: 0526 Maryland see also American G.I. Forum 00: 0000 Baltimore 20: 0044 see also League of United Latin Montgomery County 20: 0044 American Citizens (LULAC) Prince George’s County 20: 0044; 23: 0520 see also Mexican American Women’s Mass media National Association (MANA) general 2: 0001 Mental health and illness Spanish-language 6: 0066; 12: 0529; 6: 0338; 11: 0882; 15: 0607, 0716; 16: 0590; 19: 0421; 23: 0354; 24: 0819 23: 0037; 26: 0498 see also Motion pictures Mexican American Legal Defense and Maymi, Carmen R. Education Fund (MALDEF) 23: 0543, 0692 general 5: 0521; 8: 0423; 13: 0925; McDonnell Douglas Corporation 21: 0001 11: 0914 legal cases 20: 0926 Medical College of El Paso (Texas) Mexican American Research Center 5: 0676 5: 0625 Medrano, Robert Mexican American Rural Economic 19: 0321 Development Institute Melvin Mitchell Architects 5: 0663 5: 0742 Mexican-American Democrats of Texas Membership organizations 12: 0344 Asian & Pacific American Federal Mexican-American relations Employees Council 1: 0294; 22: 0298 9: 0554 Asian Pacific American Forum 1: 0197 Mexican-American Women’s National Asian-Pacific American Heritage Council Association 1: 0197 15: 0257; 20: 0256, 0670; 24: 0713 Black Alliance for the Re-election of Carter Mexicans and Mexican Americans 1: 0673 1: 0310; 2: 0231; 18: 0146; 20: 0092 California Teachers Association 4: 0006 Chicana Forum 2: 0264
78 Mexico Motion pictures general 5: 0621; 11: 0578; 12: 0081; 4: 0648 13: 0925; 14: 0001–0052, 0834, 0887; Moynihan, Daniel Patrick 15: 0001–0045; 16: 0188, 0812; 5: 0124 18: 0146–0263; 23: 0455 Muñoz Marín, Luis U.S. relations 7: 0001; 9: 0554 7: 0408; 25: 0975; 26: 0242; 27: 0298 Miami, Florida Muratti, Jose A., Jr. general 6: 0066; 17: 0778 26: 0242 University of Miami 5: 0802 NASA Michigan 6: 0058 Detroit 14: 0539 National Advisory Committee for Women presidential campaign (1980) 19: 0210 7: 0224 Micronesia National Aeronautics and Space 1: 0034; 9: 0887 Administration Middle East see NASA 5: 0802 National Association for Bilingual Military awards, decorations, and medals Education 23: 0455 15: 0445 Milwaukee Foundation National Association of Cuban-American 13: 0001 Women Minority Purchasing Council 6: 0061 5: 0862; 21: 0565 National Association of Farmworker Minority Telecommunications Development Organizations Program 15: 0452 12: 0529 National Association of Hispanic Minority-owned business Employment and Training 1: 0016, 0471; 3: 0592; 4: 0178; 5: 0357, Administrators 0862; 7: 0173, 0224; 9: 0475; 12: 0422; 15: 0454 25: 0833 National Association of Latino Elected Mobilization for Youth, Inc. Officials 5: 0739 15: 0604; 22: 0526 Moncivaiz, Adolfo National Association of Spanish 5: 0916; 24: 0810 Broadcasters Mondale, Joan 6: 0066; 24: 0819 6: 0001 National Broadcasting Corporation Mondale, Walter 12: 0885 17: 0368 National Chicano Dance Theatre Money 11: 0578 11: 0701; 14: 0887; 18: 0741 National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Montalban, Ricardo Education 16: 0262 3: 0992 Montgomery County, Maryland National Coalition of Hispanic Mental 20: 0044 Health and Human Services Morales Carrion, Arturo Organizations 4: 0046 15: 0607, 0716
79 National Concilio of America National Hispanic Political Coalition 6: 0219; 15: 0853 6: 0588 National Conference of Puerto Rican National Image, Inc. Women, Inc. 4: 0859; 6: 0907 6: 0008 National Image Women’s Conference National Conference on Hispanic Youth 4: 0859 Employment National Institute for Professional 24: 0001 Development, Inc. National Conference on the Education of 6: 0599 Hispanics National Labor Relations Board 6: 0249 4: 0670 National Consumer Education Week National League Cuban American 2: 0793; 10: 0931; 21: 0512 Community-Based Centers National Consumers League 6: 0615 6: 0273 National Public Works and Economic National Council of La Raza Development Act of 1979 3: 0408, 0799; 6: 0319, 0547; 11: 0097; 11: 0634 13: 0001; 17: 0778; 21: 0550; 24: 0972 National Telecommunications and National Council of the Arts Information Administration 6: 0335 18: 0001 National Economic Development Association National Urban Coalition 15: 0932; 16: 0001–0054 13: 0001 National Education Association Native Americans 3: 0408 Seminole tribe (Florida) 17: 0514 National Endowment for the Arts Natural gas and gas industry 23: 0571 Alaska Natural Gas Transportation National Farmworkers’ Week System 11: 0378; 12: 0081 6: 0370; 7: 0328 general 11: 0378; 15: 0001 National Highway Safety Advisory Council Natural resources 6: 0389 7: 0536, 0956; 11: 0928; 14: 0164; National Hispanic Congress on Alcoholism 17: 0713 6: 0406; 16: 0142 Nava, Julian National Hispanic Feminist Conference 14: 0887; 16: 0188; 26: 0242; 27: 0001 23: 0692 Navy National Hispanic Field Service Program 6: 0621; 7: 0408, 0536, 0640; 10: 0158; 6: 0438 23: 0455 National Hispanic Heritage Week New Democratic Party 6: 0491; 7: 0328; 14: 0437; 24: 0861, 0976– 7: 0408 0997; 26: 0498 New Jersey National Hispanic Housing Coalition general 1: 0294 5: 0625; 16: 0144 Hispanic contacts 16: 0232 National Hispanic Institute West New York 9: 0158 6: 0545; 16: 0162 New Jibaro Democrats Coalition National Hispanic Leadership Conference 6: 0635 2: 0478; 6: 0547 New Mexico presidential campaign (1980) 19: 0234
80 New York Black and Hispanic Food Vendors Institute for the Puerto Rican/Hispanic 5: 0419 Elderly 5: 0151 New York City Inter-American Foundation 14: 0271 East Harlem Council for Human Services International Arts Forum 2: 0264 3: 0392 John Hay Whitney Foundation 13: 0203 general 1: 0016, 0310–0403, 0514, 0680, Labor Council for Latin American 0750; 3: 0348–0400, 0723; 5: 0151; Advancement 27: 0440 6: 0694; 7: 0370; 8: 0354–0386, 0700, La Raza Legal Alliance 14: 0513 0917; 9: 0376, 0887; 19: 0234; 20: 0721; Latino Caucus of New Detroit 14: 0539 22: 0184; 25: 0189–0310, 0833; Latino Community Development 26: 0347, 0498, 0658 20: 0245 Harlem Boys Choir 23: 0447 Latino Institute 13: 0203 see also Boricua College League of United Latin American New York State Citizens 5: 0512 general 3: 0400; 12: 0344; 17: 0120; League of United States Latin American 20: 0926; 23: 0692 Citizens National Education Service presidential campaign (1980) 19: 0234 Centers 14: 0743 State University of New York 17: 0120 Legal Services Corporation 5: 0464 Nicaragua Mexican American Research Center 14: 0887; 27: 0250 5: 0625 Noboa-Rios, Abdin Milwaukee Foundation 13: 0001 12: 0436 Minority Purchasing Council 5: 0862; Nonprofit organizations 21: 0565 Artes Chicano 11: 0578 Mobilization for Youth, Inc. 5: 0739 Aspira 1: 0294; 7: 0914 National Association of Cuban- Bathgate Coalition 1: 0514 American Women 6: 0061 Bronx Frontier Development Corporation National Association for Bilingual 1: 0750 Education 15: 0445 Brothers Redevelopment, Inc. 1: 0780 National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Campesisnos Unidos, Inc. 2: 0478 Education 3: 0992 Center for Ethics and Social Policy 2: 0231 National Concilio of America 6: 0219 Charles Stewart Mott Foundation 13: 0001 National Consumers League 6: 0273 Chicago Community Trust 13: 0203 National Council of the Arts 6: 0335 Child Development Consortium 2: 0286 National Education Association 3: 0408 Community Research Group 2: 0592 National Highway Safety Advisory Cuban American Legal Defense and Council 6: 0389 Education Fund 26: 0047 National Hispanic Campaign/Free East Harlem Council for Human Services Hostages 16: 0113 3: 0348 National Hispanic Congress on Experimental and Bilingual Institute 3: 0723 Alcoholism 6: 0406; 16: 0142 Faye McBeath Foundation 13: 0001 National Hispanic Housing Coalition Forum of National Hispanic Organizations 5: 0625; 16: 0144 2: 0478 National Hispanic Institute 16: 0162 Gulf Coast Community Services Association National Hispanic Political Coalition 13: 0800 6: 0588 Independent Sector 5: 0124 National Image Inc. 4: 0859; 6: 0907
81 Nonprofit organizations cont. Occupational Safety and Health National Institute for Professional Administration Development, Inc. 6: 0599 11: 0701 National League of Cuban American Office of Management and Budget Community-Based Centers 6: 0615 consultation with Hispanics 4: 0511 National Urban Coalition 13: 0001 general 6: 0907 New Jibaro Democrats Coalition 6: 0635 Office of Personnel Management (OPM) Nosotros 6: 0828; 16: 0262 6: 0931; 7: 0001, 0224; 9: 0148; Partners of the Americas 26: 0935 10: 0001 Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association Ohio 5: 0580 Hispanic-American community-based Plano Development Corporation 7: 0152 organizations 1: 0101 Puerto Rican Forum 7: 0914; 25: 0833 presidential campaign (1980) 19: 0279 San Hidalgo Institute 1: 0310 Oliphant, Susan SER-Jobs for Progress 27: 0191 12: 0436 South Bronx Development 8: 0354 Olivarez, Graciela Spanish Merchants Association of 24: 0999; 26: 0498 Philadelphia, Inc. 8: 0390 Olympics The East Los Angeles Community Union 7: 0408 (TELACU) 10: 0462; 12: 0529 Oregon Washington Center for Latin American presidential campaign (1980) 19: 0315 Studies 9: 0104 Orendain, Antonio Western Regional Puerto Rican Council 26: 0779 9: 0267, 0285 Organization of American States Westtown Alternative Center 1: 0810 7: 0071; 22: 0265; 25: 0745; 26: 0818 Westtown Economic Development Ortiz, Flora I. Corporation 9: 0300 12: 0436 see also Mexican American Legal Defense Pacheco, Nora and Education Fund (MALDEF) 26: 0986 see also Mexican-American Women’s Padilla, Raymond V. National Association (MANA) 12: 0436 see also National Council of La Raza Panama North Dakota 7: 0990; 8: 0001; 11: 0339; 12: 0001; 3: 0827 22: 0265; 23: 0134 Northern Mariana Islands Panama Canal 1: 0034; 7: 0408 23: 0571; 27: 0298 Northwest Rural Opportunities Partners of the Americas 16: 0235 26: 0935 Nosotros (nonprofit organization) Patents 6: 0828; 16: 0262 11: 0701 Nuestro (magazine) Peace Corps 2: 0301; 26: 0779 26: 0986 Nutrition Pennsylvania 1: 0939 Hispanic contacts 16: 0348 O’Brien Amendment presidential campaign (1980) 19: 0317 12: 0081
82 Pepe Lucero, Jose Peterson, Esther 26: 0047 Federal Consumer Programs speech Perales, Cesar A. 2: 0628 general 24: 0464; 27: 0001 general 3: 0001 White House briefing for MANA speech Petroleos Mexicanos 20: 0256 14: 0992; 15: 0001, 0045 Perea and Hinkley Petroleum and petroleum industry 7: 0123 5: 0916; 9: 0001; 12: 0620; 14: 0834, Perez, Ernest 0992; 15: 0001, 0045; 17: 0875 12: 0436 Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Perez, Monte E. Association 12: 0436 5: 0580 Periodicals Pharmaceuticals Agenda (magazine) 11: 0339; 20: 0926; 5: 0580 23: 0571 Philippine Lawyer’s Association Americas (magazine) 22: 0265 Gilbert Colon speech 7: 0144 Asian and Pacific American Federal Pico Rivera, California Employee Council Newsletter 12: 0707 22: 0298 Planergy, Inc. Business Lawyer 11: 0701 16: 0435 El Centro Boletín Informativo 23: 0037 Plano Development Corporation El Noticiario (newsletter) 21: 0550 7: 0152 Enfoque Nacional (newsletter) 23: 0354 Police Focus (National Newsletter for Higher general 5: 0521; 11: 0400; 14: 0052; Education) 23: 0417 17: 0778; 18: 0582; 20: 0926; Forum (newsletter) 3: 0992 21: 0550; 26: 0498 Hispanic Business 23: 0572 Sinohui case (police brutality) Houston Law Review 13: 0925 14: 0513; 17: 0778 La Mesa Redonda (newsletter) 10: 0001 Poverty La Mujer (newsletter) 22: 0526 1: 0939; 2: 0592; 5: 0464; 6: 0547; Nuestro (magazine) 2: 0301; 26: 0779 13: 0800; 22: 0637; 26: 0818 Publications Digest 7: 0379 Powell, Jody Weekly Compilation of Presidential 21: 0225 Documents 16: 0542; 26: 0498; Prejudice 27: 0256–0298, 0440, 0589 7: 0224; 9: 0679, 0729 White House News on Hispanic Affairs Vol. Presidential campaigns 1, No. 2 21: 0001; 25: 0410 general 2: 0001; 7: 0408, 0910; White House News on Hispanic Affairs Vol. 11: 0896; 16: 0355; 19: 0105–0358, 1, No. 3 23: 0134 0933 White House News on Hispanic Affairs Vol. strategy 19: 0210–0224, 0279, 0321 1, No. 4 26: 0041, 0133 President’s Commission on Executive see also Congressional Record Exchange see also Federal Register 7: 0173 Peru Press releases 14: 0887 27: 0001–0086
83 Prince George’s County, Maryland Puerto Ricans 20: 0044; 23: 0520 1: 0680, 0810; 2: 0044; 3: 0827; 4: 0489; Prisons 5: 0151; 6: 0008; 7: 0408, 0536, 2: 0543 0914; 8: 0700, 0917; 9: 0267–0300, Project Return Foundation, Inc. 0887; 10: 0158; 13: 0664; 20: 0092; 7: 0370 25: 0189–0310; 26: 0498, 0658 Protic, Paul Puerto Rico 7: 0376 economic development 7: 0640, 0795 Publications Digest elections 19: 0421,0539 7: 0379 general 1: 0016, 0034; 4: 0648; 6: 0694, Public health 0931; 7: 0408–0795; 10: 0372; Children’s Heart Hospital of South Texas 19: 0358–0639, 0847; 20: 0431, 2: 0301 0670; 25: 0124, 0745, 0975; Children’s Heart Institute of South Texas 26: 0242 21: 0154, 0180 politics 19: 0639 general 1: 0939; 2: 0001, 0301, 0519; see also Vieques Island 3: 0396; 4: 0178, 0578, 0653–0670; Puerto Rico v. Rosenthal 5: 0676; 6: 0066, 0273; 7: 0990–8: 0001, 10: 0158 0208; 9: 0729; 11: 0339, 0928–12: 0001; Racial discrimination 15: 0607; 16: 0058; 17: 0713; 18: 0385; 4: 0582; 5: 0419; 11: 0914; 13: 0925; 20: 0721, 0904–0926; 21: 0154, 0180; 14: 0001; 17: 0120, 0273; 18: 0582; 22: 0184; 23: 0134; 25: 0492, 0833; 20: 0044, 0256, 0926; 21: 0418; 26: 0658 24: 0185; 26: 0779 hospital costs 4: 0578 Radiation Public welfare programs 6: 0273 2: 0519; 9: 0729; 14: 0842; 20: 0904; Radio 22: 0307 16: 0590; 23: 0354 Public Works and Economic Development Radioactive waste disposal Act of 1965 27: 0001 11: 0634 Rape Puebla, Mexico 19: 0847; 20: 0926 battle 26: 0347 Reagan, Ronald Puerto Rican Center for the Arts 16: 0355; 19: 0358 7: 0954 Real estate business Puerto Rican Congress of New Jersey 11: 0701 7: 0886 Recruitment Puerto Rican Democratic Party employment 8: 0163 7: 0910 military 11: 0400 Puerto Rican Forum Refugee Act of 1980 (Public Law 96-212) 7: 0914; 25: 0833 8: 0173; 21: 0225 Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Educational Refugees Fund, Inc. general 8: 0173 7: 0934 see also Cuban refugees see also Haitian refugees
84 Regulatory Analysis Review Group S. 2252 (Carter Package, 1977) report 17: 0273 27: 0164 Rendon, Armando S. 3074 (Eastland Bill, 94th Congress) general 17: 0318 27: 0164 papers 20: 0721–0926; 21: 0001–0973; 22: Saldaña, Lupe 0001–0180 endorsement of Jimmy Carter 11: 0400 Renfrew, Charles B. general 24: 0728 17: 0322; 20: 0256 San Antonio, Texas Representation of Minorities in Higher 10: 0709; 17: 0351 Education in the West Sanchez, Elisa M. 27: 0146 20: 0256 Republican Study Committee San Diego, California 5: 0464 Edward Hidalgo speech to Barrio Rice Luncheon 23: 0455 7: 0795 general 1: 0028 Rios, Richard I. San Francisco, California 26: 0498 general 5: 0807 Robinson, Sharon University of San Francisco 13: 0635 14: 0675 San Hidalgo Institute Rodarte, Chris 1: 0310 8: 0189 Santa Clara County, California Rodarte, Rosa 1: 0034 8: 0194 Santana, Jose A. Rodriguez, Jay 24: 0601 12: 0885 Santos Nunez, Angel D. Roeland Park, Kansas 12: 0436 26: 0779 Scholarships Romero-Barcelo, Carlos White House Fellowships 1: 0578 7: 0536 Seattle, Washington Rose, Robert Walter Mondale town meeting 17: 0368 17: 0346 Securities and Exchange Commission Roybal, Edward 11: 0701 20: 0397 Select Commission on Immigration and Rubin, Pilar C. Refugee Policy 6: 0694 17: 0475; 27: 0164 Rural development Selective Service System 1: 0310; 3: 0592, 0799; 5: 0663; 8: 0208; 7: 0253 10: 0372, 0579; 15: 0260, 0454; Seminole tribe (Florida) 26: 0818, 0935 17: 0514 S. 210 (creation of Department of Education) Senior White House Staff 3: 0408 17: 0713 S. 506 (Fair Housing Act, 1980) SER-Jobs for Progress 21: 0418 27: 0191 S. 561 (Kennedy Bill, 1975) Sex discrimination 27: 0164 23: 0692
85 Shepherd, Charles Tapia, Raul R. 3: 0001 general 8: 0588; 17: 0865, 0943 Sillas, Herman papers 11: 0338–0428; reels 12–17; 11: 0400; 15: 0260; 17: 0743; 24: 0999 18: 0001–0807 Silva v. Bell Taxation 17: 0764 6: 0828; 7: 0336; 12: 0635; 17: 0514; Sinohui case (police brutality) 19: 0960; 23: 0071; 27: 0001 14: 0513; 17: 0778 Telecommunication Small Business Administration general 18: 0001–0133 4: 0178; 5: 0419; 8: 0246; 11: 0339; radio 16: 0590; 23: 0354 12: 0001, 0081; 17: 0120; 23: 0134 see also Television Small business Television 9: 0475; 17: 0120; 22: 0307; 23: 0134; Children’s Television Workshop 2: 0406 25: 0833 Corporation for Public Broadcasting Smith, Ruben Antonio 3: 0958 8: 0287; 11: 0001 general 2: 0044; 6: 0066; 12: 0529, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers 0885; 18: 0001 17: 0833; 22: 0526; 27: 0198 ratings 26: 0498 Solis, Hilda Texas general 8: 0304 Brownsville 11: 0632 papers 22: 0184–0866; reels 23–27 Dallas 19: 0321; 24: 0185 South America Edinburg 10: 0931 Argentina 14: 0887 El Paso 2: 0264; 5: 0676; 18: 0146 Bolivia 14: 0887 general 1: 0310, 0471; 2: 0301; Brazil 14: 0887 12: 0344; 13: 0435, 0468; 16: 0162; Chile 14: 0887 18: 0263 Colombia 14: 0887; 27: 0298 Hidalgo County 13: 0468 general 14: 0887; 22: 0265 Hispanic contacts 18: 0146 Peru 14: 0887 Houston 13: 0800; 23: 0571 poverty 14: 0834 land grant claims 18: 0263 Uruguay 27: 0589 Medical College of El Paso 5: 0676 Venezuela 9: 0001; 14: 0887 presidential campaign (1980) 19: 0321 South Bronx Development San Antonio 10: 0709; 17: 0351 8: 0354 Texas Southmost College 8: 0592 Spanish International Communications Texas Southmost College Corporation 8: 0592 12: 0529 TELACU Spanish Merchants Association of see East Los Angeles Community Union Philadelphia, Inc. Tijerina, Thomas 8: 0390 18: 0380 State governments Title VII of the Elementary and 12: 0001 Secondary School Act State University of New York 11: 0882 17: 0120 Toro, Jose A. Supreme Court 10: 0709 14: 0001
86 Torres, Esteban E. University of Colorado at Denver biography 8: 0654 6: 0438 general 3: 0001; 17: 0865; 26: 0658 University of Miami (Florida) Hispanic Bilingual Consumer Education 5: 0802 speech 3: 0001 University of San Francisco (California) Hispanic Medal of Honor recipients speech 13: 0635 20: 0431; 24: 0861, 0976 University of Southern California National Conference of Community 3: 0329; 8: 0304; 9: 0007, 0010, 0045 Development Corporations speech Uranium 8: 0392 6: 0273 National Consumer Education Week speech Urban development 3: 0001 general 1: 0750; 2: 0592; 3: 0400; weekly reports 12: 0081 4: 0582; 5: 0625; 7: 0224; 8: 0354, Torres, Isaias D. 0392; 9: 0060; 10: 0579; 13: 0001; 14: 0001 14: 0539; 16: 0812; 18: 0741; Torres-Gil, Fernando 19: 0234; 20: 0245; 22: 0171 12: 0436 National Urban Coalition 13: 0001 Trademarks policy 22: 0171 11: 0701 Urban Development Action Grants Transportation 9: 0060; 12: 0337; 18: 0741 12: 0422 Uruguay Travel 27: 0589 Cruz, Miriam 20: 0626–0652 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Tucson, Arizona 9: 0267 17: 0778 U.S. Postal Service Undocumented workers 5: 0742 general 8: 0670; 12: 0081; 13: 0925 U.S. Statutes proposed legislation to limit 14: 0001 Civil Rights Act of 1968 24: 0185 Unemployment Civil Service Reform Act 7: 0224 1: 0729; 4: 0553; 7: 0224 Defense Authorization Act of 1980 Unidad Hispana (religious movement) 7: 0253 8: 0693 Elementary and Secondary School Act United Farm Workers 11: 0882 3: 0232; 8: 0685; 18: 0382–0582 Emergency School Aid Act 12: 0707 United Nations Committee for the Energy Security Act (1980) 7: 0934 International Year of the Disabled Executive Order 12160 (Federal 8: 0689 Consumer Programs) 2: 0628 United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Food Stamp Act Amendments of 1980 Cultural Organization 27: 0440 27: 0250 Legal Service Corporation Act 5: 0464 United Puerto Rican Organization of Sunset National Public Works and Economic Park Development Act of 1979 11: 0634 8: 0700, 0917 O’Brien Amendment 12: 0081 United States Hispanic Chamber of Public Works and Economic Commerce Development Act of 1965 11: 0634 8: 1000
87 U.S. Statutes cont. Voz de Michigan (Hispanic Conference) Refugee Act of 1980 (Public Law 96-212) 18: 0775 8: 0173; 21: 0225 Washington Center for Latin American Title VII of the Elementary and Secondary Studies School Act 11: 0882 9: 0104 Voting Rights Act Amendments of 1975 Washington, D.C. 26: 0347 see District of Columbia see also Comprehensive Employment and Washington Heights Art Show, Inc. Training Act (CETA) 9: 0133 see also Equal Rights Amendments (ERA) Washington Management Institute see also Lau Remedies (bilingual education) 9: 0148 Valdez, Abelardo L. Washington State 6: 0694; 27: 0095 general 9: 0148; 16: 0235 Valdivieso, Rafael presidential campaign (1980) 19: 0350 12: 0436 Seattle 17: 0368 Valenzuela Crocker, Elvira Watson, Jack 12: 0436 Federal Consumer Programs speech Valenzuela, Rachelle 2: 0628 18: 0773 general 21: 0326 Vaughn, Jack Hood Weatherization Program 27: 0086 18: 0804, 0807 Vela, Xavier M. Weekly Compilation of Presidential speech to MANA 9: 0679 Documents Venezuela 16: 0542; 26: 0498; 27: 0256–0589 9: 0001; 14: 0887 West New York, New Jersey Veterans 9: 0158 1: 0403; 11: 0486 West Virginia Veterans Administration 6: 0438 27: 0254 Western Interstate Commission for Vieques Island (Puerto Rico) Higher Education 7: 0408–0640, 0805; 10: 0158, 0462; 9: 0207 14: 0437 Western Regional Puerto Rican Council Violence 9: 0267, 0285 domestic 20: 0256, 0904 Westtown Alternative Center (Chicago, general 26: 0498 Ill.) rape 19: 0847; 20: 0926 1: 0810 Sinohui case (police brutality) Westtown Economic Development 14: 0513; 17: 0778 Corporation Virginia 1: 0810; 9: 0300 Alexandria 23: 0424 White House Conference on Aging Virgin Islands 9: 0431 7: 0408 White House Conference on Handicapped Voters Individuals Hispanic 8: 0033 7: 0224 Voting Rights Act Amendments of 1975 26: 0347
88 White House Conference on Library and general 1: 0001, 0066; 5: 0464, 0807; Information Services 6: 0061; 7: 0224–0253; 8: 0163; 9: 0469 9: 0679; 13: 0664; 15: 0260; White House Conference on Small Business 18: 0001; 19: 0847; 20: 0092, 0256, 9: 0475 0431, 0904; 21: 0047; 22: 0307, White House Consultation on Farm Workers 0526; 23: 0134, 0571, 0692; 20: 0670 24: 0514; 25: 0833; 27: 0678 White House News on Hispanic Affairs Hispanic 13: 0664; 23: 0692 (newsletter) list of related organizations 27: 0648 general 6: 0643, 0694 National Advisory Committee for Vol. 1, No. 2 21: 0001; 25: 0410 Women 7: 0224 Vol. 1, No. 3 23: 0134 National Hispanic Feminist Conference Vol. 1, No. 4 26: 0041, 0133 23: 0692 White House Office of Ethnic Affairs National Image Women’s Conference 2: 0001 4: 0859 White House Office of Hispanic Affairs Youth management plan 5: 0548 employment 24: 0001, 0140, 0601; newsletter 25: 0001–0975; 26: 0001–0658 27: 0736–0822 office flowchart 14: 0361 general 4: 0553; 9: 0705; 10: 0462, press releases 27: 0001–0086 0931; 11: 0097; 12: 0001; 13: 0001, publications 27: 0095 0468; 15: 0454; 17: 0713; 19: 0847; weekly reports 20: 0174 21: 0154–0180; 23: 0134, 0571, Whittier College (California) 0863; 24: 0464; 25: 0014, 0492; 23: 0071 26: 0041, 0332; 27: 0191 William F. Ryan Community Health Center Zenon, Carlos 9: 0376 7: 0536 Wisconsin Zimbabwe 15: 0454; 19: 0847 1: 0578 Women Carter administration record 20: 0904 Chicanas 9: 0679
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his collection, Latino Civil Rights During the Carter Administration, Part 1: Records of the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs, 1979–1981, Series B: Files T of Gilbert Colón, Raul Robert Tapia, Miriam Cruz, Armando Rendon, and Hilda Solis, sheds light on the many facets of the Latino experience in the United States as viewed from the highest office in the land.
Created in the summer of 1979, the White House Office of Hispanic Affairs came into existence at a critical time for the Latino community. The coming decade of the 1980s was being hailed as “the Decade of the Hispanic,” and many were looking to the president and Congress to show more respect for Latinos and their manifold contributions to the United States. The creation of the Office of Hispanic Affairs represented President Jimmy Carter’s answer to the growing calls for Hispanic representation in Washington.
The Office of Hispanic Affairs was headed by Ambassador Esteban Torres and staffed by very capable assistants. This collection comprises the files of these assistants: Gilbert Colón, Raul R. Tapia, Miriam Cruz, Armando Rendon, and Hilda Solis.
From 1977 to 1979 Gilbert Colón served with the federal government as special assistant to the deputy director of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). It was while at OPM that Colón took the position of deputy assistant to the president for Hispanic Affairs. As deputy assistant, Colón was second-in-command to Ambassador Torres and was responsible for the day-to-day activities of the Office of Hispanic Affairs. His papers compose the bulk of this collection.
Working alongside Esteban Torres and Gilbert Colón in the Office of Hispanic Affairs was Raul R. Tapia, who was well into a distinguished legal career when he accepted the position of deputy assistant to the president for Hispanic Affairs. Tapia’s responsibilities included “the implementation of the Administration’s goals and policies in the areas of education, community outreach programs, economic development, housing, employment and voicing the concerns of the Hispanic community.”
The Miriam Cruz, Armando Rendon, and Hilda Solis files represent a cross section of the large amount of work accomplished by the Office of Hispanic Affairs.
This collection gives researchers a comprehensive picture of the needs, worries, and successes of the Latino community during the Carter administration. While not covering any particular subject in great detail, this collection finds its value in representing the full spectrum of issues relating to the Latino population and its relationship with the federal government.
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