Dolores Huerta Papers 1970-1995

32 linear feet (32 SB) Accession #1861

The Dolores Huerta Collection was deposited into the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs in installments from 1978 to 2000.

Dolores was born Dolores Clara Fernandez on April 10, 1930 in the mining town of Dawson, in northern New Mexico.

Dolores Huerta has been championing the rights of farm workers and Latinos. “It’s in my blood,” she has often said. Indeed, her father, Juan Fernandez was a miner, field worker and union activist. And her mother, Alicia Chavez, was a community activist in Stockton, California. Dolores learned as a child from the activist community that nurtured her that action causes change. As a college student in the 1950s, Huerta spent more time attending political rallies than focusing on her studies.

As a young teacher her experiences in classrooms filled with hungry children of migrant farm workers led her to believe that an even greater need was organizing farm workers. After this brief teaching stint her life’s course was set. Huerta remembered her teaching experience this way, “I know this sounds weak, but the job was just too much for me. I couldn’t stand seeing the children coming to school barefoot, so hungry, so poor.”

Dolores first met Cesar Chavez in the late 1950s while organizing farm workers under the name of the Agricultural Workers Association. In 1962 Huerta and Chavez founded the National Farm Workers Association in Delano, California, and by 1965 membership had risen to 1200 member families, mostly Latino. During the next ten years Huerta directed the grape, lettuce, and Gallo wine boycotts which led to the enactment of the first state legislation protecting farm workers right to organize. This California law was called the California Agricultural Labor Relations Act (CALRA) and was passed in 1975.

La Causa (the farm workers’ cause) came first, even during pregnancies. Huerta was often seen nursing babies during breaks in contract negotiations and organizing meetings. Her eleven children admit that there were a lot of sacrifices along the way. While Dolores was organizing farm workers, her children would stay with friends and relatives, and in many instances lived on donated food and clothing. For her efforts and struggles during those years Huerta was earning between $5 and $35 a week.

In 2002, Huerta founded the Dolores Huerta Foundation—a community self-help based organization designed to educate individuals who live in poor and working class areas. She is currently serving as president and continues to dedicate most of her time community organizing in under-represented areas in California.

Today, Dolores Huerta continues to place La Causa first. She remains a boundlessly energetic and charismatic leader for the United Farm Workers union as an executive board member, union negotiator and lecturer. In addition, Huerta has been honored with numerous awards across the country for her work as an advocate for the rights of women, immigrants and people of color.

Subjects AFL-CIO Agricultural laborers—United States Agricultural Labor Relations Board (California) Alien labor—Government policy—United States Boycotts—United States Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW) Collective bargaining—Agricultural—United States National Executive Board (UFW) Strikes and lockouts—Agricultural laborers—United States United Farm Workers of America, AFL-CIO

Series Description

The papers primarily deal with boycotts, strikes, and the ongoing struggle for workers’ rights and organizations involved in such matters.

PLEASE NOTE: Folders are computer-arranged alphabetically in this finding aid, but may actually be dispersed throughout several boxes in the collection. Note carefully the box number for each folder heading.

25-51 A Report to the Consumer on Pesticides, 1979-1981 4-3 AB (Assembly Bill) 1000; General Correspondence re: Workers Compensation, 1985 14-34 AB 1129, n.d. 23-35 AB 1235, n.d. 4-1 AB 1630; Correspondence, Sam Farr, Country of Origin Food Labeling, 1985 4-14 AB 2012; Pamphlet, Make-whole Remedy, 1985 23-36 AB 2359, n.d. 23-32 AB 238, n.d. 4-10 AB 2718; Elected Union Representatives, Collective Bargaining, Defeated, 1986 4-11 AB 3005; Make-whole Remedy, Defeated, 1986 4-9 AB 3006; Labor Organization Membership, Defeated, 1986 4-16 AB 3297; Workers’ Compensation and Felonious Acts; Notes, 1986 4-12 AB 3934; Farm Labor Contractor Bill, Memos, 1985-1986 4-7 AB 4172; Correspondence and Fact Sheet Re: MediCal Funds in Nursing Homes, 1986 23-33 AB 680, n.d. 14-35 AB 680; Cooey, 1979 23-34 AB 838, n.d. 14-45 ABA Handbook, n.d. 23-52 Abortion issues, 1980s 4-6 Absentee Ballot Applications, Memo from Secretary of State, 1986 6-1 Accounting, Memos Regarding Expenses, 1971 5-1 Accounting and Financial; Ledgers and Budgets, ca 1970 31-52 ACLU, n.d. 2-1 ACLU Red-Lining Initiative, flyer, 1986

2 8-1 Acre limit, n.d. 30-8 Amalgamated Clothing & Textile Workers Union (ACTWU) Fojtasek Workers, n.d. 8-2 AD HOC Committee on Coors Boycott, n.d. 13-1 Address List, n.d. 5-2 Administration; Ledgers and Budgets, circa 1970 6-2 Administration; Memos from Tasha, Notes Regarding Expenses, 1971 18-43 Adverse Effect Wage Rates Draft, 1986 25-33 AFL SEIU, 1982-1983 1-1 AFL-CIO; Statistical and Information Reports, 1985 22-21 AFL-CIO, 1980 25-19 AFL-CIO Builders, 1981 25-22 AFL-CIO Cal Labor Federation, 1980-1982 25-23 AFL-CIO Constitutions, A-I, 1960-1971 25-24 AFL-CIO Constitutions, I-U, 1963-1973 18-80 AFL-CIO Convention, 1985 11-8 AFL-CIO; Correspondence, 1981 11-9 AFL-CIO; Correspondence, 1984 11-10 AFL-CIO; Correspondence, 1985 26-51 AFL-CIO, Denison, Ray Dept of Legislation, 1981 25-25 AFL-CIO, The Federationist, n.d. 25-34 AFL-CIO ,Fighting Worker, 1982-1983 25-26 AFL-CIO, Free Trade Union News, 1981-1983 11-2 AFL-CIO; General States, n.d. 23-46 AFL-CIO, Housing investment trust, 1988 22-23 AFL-CIO, Joe Mazzo Dinner, 1981 26-52 AFL-CIO, Kirkland, Lane, 1980-1981 22-22 AFL-CIO, Kirkland, Lane, statement, 1981 25-27 AFL-CIO, Labor Chronicle, 1975 25-30 AFL-CIO, memo, COPE and Legislative Alert, 1981 25-31 AFL-CIO, misc. centennial, 1980 18-6 AFL-CIO News, 1982-1983 25-17 AFL-CIO News, 1981-1983 25-20 AFL-CIO News, 1981-1982 11-26 AFL-CIO; newsletters, 1984 11-5 AFL-CIO; North Carolina State, n.d. 11-1 AFL-CIO; notices and flyers, n.d. 7-1 AFL-CIO; Policy Resolutions, 1989 25-28 AFL-CIO, publications; Statistical and Tactical Information Report (STIR), 1981-1985 25-29 AFL-CIO, Report, Union Busters REB Sheet, 1982-1983 11-6 AFL-CIO; Reports, general, n.d. 25-21 AFL-CIO Review of Legislation, 1980 11-4 AFL-CIO; Rhode Island, n.d. 11-3 AFL-CIO; South Carolina, n.d. 11-7 AFL-CIO; Tax issues, n.d. 12-72 AFL-CIO, vs William Brock Case, 1987 23-65 AFL-CIO, Working, n.d.

3 4-8 AFSCME (American Federation of State County Municipal Employees) Local 1108; Correspondence Re: Support for LA Child Care, 1986 4-5 AFSCME, Local 2051, Support from UFW, Correspondence and Notes, 1986 25-32 AFSCME, Public Employee, 1981 8-3 AFSCME, n.d. 31-62 Agendas, meetings, and speeches, n.d. 20-28 Aging; general information, 1990 14-7 Agreement; UFW and The Burke Group (TBG), 1986 7-2 Agriculture Statistics, UFW Organization and Structure, Total De Cosechas 11-86 American Institute for Free Labor Development (AIFLD), report, 1984-1985 4-15 AJR (Assembly Joint Resolution) 79; Agricultural Guest Worker Program, Notes to Bobby de la Cruz, 1986 11-65 Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), n.d 3-4 AKA Pablo, Cancellation of TV, 1984 7-3 AKTOS (Bi-lingual Bi-Cultural Orientation Tools) 12-37 Alatorre, Richard; Correspondence, n.d. 6-3 Albany Boycott, Memos Regarding Rosenthal, Mike, Budget, 1971 27-34 Alfalfa, n.d. 29-10 Alice Barnes, American activist, n.d. 23-39 Alien, n.d. 28-11 Aliens and Immigration; clippings, n.d. 19-64 All Craft; Women in Trade, 1980 3-3 Aller, Curtis; Statement to Congress on Employment Services and Unemployment Benefits, 1976 22-35 Alpha Beta Boycott, 1984 7-60 ALRA vs NLRA, Transcript of Hearing, 1980 2-2 ALRA's (Agricultural Labor Relations Act) Make-Whole Remedy: Just Allocation of the Cost of Delay, Speech 9-15 ALRA, materials of revision, n.d. 8-4 ALRB (Agricultural Labor Relations Board), n.d. 20-35 ALRB, n.d. 20-41 ALRB, n.d. 22-24 ALRB, 1979 23-37 ALRB, n.d. 7-4 ALRB; Activity, Costs, and Pending Litigation, 1980 9-1 ALRB, analysis of related court decisions, n.d 2-3 ALRB; Appointees, possible Senate votes, 1980 20-44 ALRB, board minutes, n.d. 4-13 ALRB; Memos, Budget, Legislation, 1986 23-38 ALRB, budget, n.d. 22-27 ALRB, financial audit report, 1979 20-17 ALRB, legal case, 1987 7-5 ALRB; Clippings, 1980 18-19 ALRB, clippings, 1980s 22-26 ALRB, compliance status report, n.d. 18-53 ALRB, correspondence, 1985 2-4 ALRB; Film Script Draft

4 8-5 ALRB; Jackson and Perkin, n.d. 2-5 ALRB; Legislation, 1980 20-42 ALRB; misc., n.d. 21-44 ALRB ULP cases for hearing, n.d. 1-2 ALRB/Agricultural Labor Relations Board, Gallo Winery, 1975 25-18 Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union, n.d. 11-64 Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union, n.d. 25-54 American Educator, 1981 18-82 American G.I. Forum—Guillermo Frias, corres., 1977-1978 11-87 American Income Labor Letters, 1984-1985 18-59 American Income Life Insurance Company, 1980s 31-24 American Political Channel, n.d. 11-50 American Postal Workers Union, 1985 14-60 American Society on Aging, 1990 5-3 Approved Time Payment Schedules; Farm Worker’s Credit Union, 1971 25-83 Ang. Katipunan, n.d. 4-2 Anglo-Irish Agreement, 1986 29-27 Anita Rufus for Congress, n.d. 2-83 Annual report to the legislature, 1981-1982 3-1 Annual Reports to the Legislature on Win, 7th and 8th, 1974-1976

14-33 API Clearinghouse, n.d. 7-6 Appeals 2-24 Appointments, notes; Correspondence Regarding Endorsement of Eugene Bishop, 1980 12-24 Araiat, Steven, n.d. 14-46 Arizmendi Memo, 1989 24-6 Arizona Farm Workers Union, 1980 22-47 Arizona Official Canvass, 1970-1972 23-64 Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, n.d. 4-4 Assembly; Alatorre, Richard; Correspondence, 1985-1986 29-7 Assembly Bill, 1981 9-2 Assembly Bill 3434, n.d. 14-48 Assembly Bill Fact Sheet, n.d. 3-2 Assembly Bills, Unemployment Insurance Code, 1977 27-38 Assembly California Legislature, n.d. 2-6 Assembly John Vasconcellos, 1986, Letter to Cesar Chavez to Support New Human Politics 12-14 Assembly responses, n.d. 2-91 Assembly Select Committee on Farm Labor, Chairman’s Report, 1980 7-61 Assembly Select Committee on Farm Labor, 1979 23-9 Asshole files, n.d. 5-4 Atlanta Boycott, Request for Fund Setup, 1970 6-4 Atlanta Boycott, Memos and Correspondence Re: Staffing and Expenses, 1971 2-7 Attendance sheets of organizers, n.d. 25-10 Attorney General, illegal immigrants, 1978 16-47 Audrie Krause; correspondence, 1990-1991 8-6 Authorized telegrams, n.d.

5 8-7 Awards, n.d.

5-5 Bad Checks; Change of Address or Never Deposited, 1969-1972 5-6 Bakersfield; Correspondence Re: Discrepancies; Budgets, and Ledgers, 1970 6-5 Baltimore Boycott, Memos and Correspondence Re: Expenses, Standish, Peter, 1971 17-3 Barbara Macri; correspondence, 1981-1982 4-17 Barger, Kenneth W., Curriculum Vitae, 1985 29-3 BART Hispanic Alliance, n.d. 12-31 Bates For Congress, 1984 8-8 Bates, Tom, n.d. 30-21 Board Meeting, 1995 16-1 Become a College Grad Without Leaving Home, 1986 22-39 Before the California Fair Political Practices Commission, n.d. 29-25 Benavidez, Alfredo, 1995 5-7 Benefit Concerts at Sacramento, San Jose; Receipts for Expenses, 1972 8-10 Bergland, Bob, n.d. 25-81 Berkeley, Barb, 1975 8-11 Berman, Howard, n.d. 19-13 Berryhill Dinoseb (pesticide), n.d. 22-53 Bertuccio/Steakmate Strike, 1981 1-3 Beth Fernandez, Receipts, 1983-1984 1-4 Bevilacqua, Reverend Anthony, Statement on Immigration Control and Legalization, 1985 7-7 Big Business Day Flyers, Clippings, 1980 8-12 Bilingual Education, n.d. 8-13 Bilingual Education Bills, n.d. 4-18 Bilingual Telephone Service; Correspondence to Cesar Chavez, Flyers, 1986 14-50 Bill Amendment, n.d. 3-5 Bill Status Report, Bill Log, 1976 29-2 Bill Summary, n.d. 23-41 Bills, n.d. 23-63 Biltmore Hotel, n.d. 8-14 Black Caucus, n.d. 20-18 Black Listed and Job Discrimination Lists, 1988-1989 25-85 Blade-Tribune, 1983 29-62 Blanca Alvarado Supervisor, n.d. 14-64 Block Grant Proposal Communities, 1981 11-82 Bloodgood, resume, n.d. 2-89 Blueprint for a Working America, Pamphlet, 1980s 6-6 Blythe, Memos and Correspondence, Figueroa, Alfredo, 1971 5-8 Board Members (UFW), Approved Time Payment Schedules, 1971 10-1 Board Reports; October, 1974 22-46 Bob Anderson for Congress, 1986 29-75 Bob Filner, n.d. 31-11 Bob Filner, n.d. 5-9 BOC (Boycott Office Central); Purchase Orders, 1972 5-10 BOC; Medical Fund Purchase Orders, 1972

6 23-50 Bonilla-Santiago, 1989 3-6 Bookkeeper, US Department of Labor Concerning Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers, 1974-1976 23-8 Book reviews, n.d. 5-11 Boston; UFW Correspondence Re: Purchase of Van and Contributors, 1970 6-7 Boston Boycott, Memos and Correspondence Re: Expenses, Staffing, 1971 20-33 Boycott, n.d. 22-34 Boycott agenda, 1989 6-8 Boycott Budgets, Correspondence, Daily Income and Expense Journals, 1971 5-12 Boycott Correspondence; Donations and Expenses, 1970 5-13 Boycott Memos, Correspondence, Donations, Expenses, 1970 22-61 Boycott Project Conf, 1980 8-15 Boycott report, n.d. 25-92 "Bradded" Together Separate?, n.d. 22-25 Breaux vs Agricultural Labor Relations Board, 1989 22-48 Brent Ventura AFL-CIO Endorsement, CA Assembly, 1986 25-86 Brentwood News, 1979 18-14 Brown; clippings, n.d. 29-45 Brown, Mark, n.d. 8-16 Brown, Willie, n.d. 4-19 Brown's Administration (Governor Jerry), Article, 1986 22-55 Bruce Church: A 10 Year Struggle, n.d. 12-66 Bruce Church, Inc., (BCI), decision, 1982 8-9 Bruce Church, Inc., legal documents, n.d. 22-54 Bruce Church, Inc; correspondence, 1981 29-73 Bryon Sheer, State Senate, n.d. 4-20 Budget, Quarterly and Personnel, Various Community Unions, 1985 5-14 Budgets for Boycotts; Administrative, Toronto, Delano, Boston, Miami, Los Angeles, New York, etc. ca 1970 27-39 Budget coalition, n.d. 5-15 Budget for Co-op Research, 1971 12-40 Budget targets and spending "Freeze Plus", 1986 5-16 Budgets; Correspondence to Rudy Ahumada, Comptroller for UFWOC Re: Budget Proposals for Boycotts in Various Cities, ca 1969-1970 21-6 Budgets, n.d. 6-9 Buffalo Boycott, Memos, Correspondence Re: Expenses, 1971 11-24 Builders, newsletters, 1985 29-26 Burch, Rob, 1995 29-71 Burton, John, n.d. 12-25 Byrne, Bill, n.d.

12-29 Cabrillo Cooperative Housing Corporation, n.d. 23-10 CAD, n.d. 20-29 Cadiz Report, n.d. 8-17 CAIF, n.d. 25-68 CAL-LAW, California’s Legal News Source, n.d. 12-64 Calendar of Events, 1982-1983

7 6-10 Calexico, Memos, Correspondence Re: Expenses, Coachella, 1971 2-8 California AFL-CIO News Article, COPE Endorsement, 1986 4-21 California Agrarian Action Project; Correspondence Re: Grape Boycott, 1985 1-6 California Agriculture Oral History Project, Interview with Delores Huerta, 1984 7-8 California Coalition of Hispanic Organizations, 1982 3-7 California Democratic Party, Voting Trends, 1981-1982 22-51 California Democratic Party, 1981 7-9 California Democratic Party Voter Registration Plan, 1984 4-22 California Department of Food and Agriculture; Melon Claim Status Report, 1985-1986 3-8 California Employer (Newsletter), 1976-1977 4-23 California Fair Political Practices Commission; Lobbying Information and Newsletters, 1985-1986 9-3 California Farm Labor Force Update, n.d. 2-17 California Farmer, Newsletters, 1980 13-2 California Farmer; Article, 1981 2-9 California Farm Worker Housing Situation Report, 1980 4-24 California Homeless Coalition; General Correspondence and Information, 1986 4-25 California Institute for Rural Studies; Correspondence and Principles, 1986 25-66 California Journal, 1982 23-11 California Labor Federation, n.d. 11-20 California Labor Federation; COPE, 1984 11-21 California Labor Federation; Correspondence, 1985 11-22 California Labor Federation; Correspondence, 1984 16-18 California Labor Federation; Correspondence, 1989-1990 11-19 California Labor Federation; General, n.d. 8-18 California Labor Management Plan, n.d. 3-9 California Labor Market Bulletin, 1976-1977 27-29 California; Agricultural Labor Relations Board, 1979 22-1 California Legislation, 1985 3-14 California Legislative Report, Submitted to National Executive Board, UFW AFL-CIO, 1981 16-67 California Legislature, 1989 14-49 California Legislature Assembly Bills, n.d. 20-12 California Library Services Board Meeting; Minutes, 1978-1979 3-10 California Manpower Reports, Summary Manpower Indicators from 1970 Census 31-29 California NOW, n.d. 9-5 California Rural Legal Assistance (CRLA), n.d. 23-12 California Rural Legal Assistance, n.d. 4-36 California Rural Legal Assistance; Farm Labor Contractor Bill, 1986 4-37 California Rural Legal Assistance; Housing Legislation for Farmworkers, 1986 4-38 Citizens for Sustainable Democracy; Correspondence to Cesar Chavez, 1986 17-10 CRLA Inc; Articles of Incorporation, n.d. 17-11 CRLA Inc; By-Laws, n.d. 17-12 CRLA Inc; Notes, 1983 8-31 CRLA Mechaiz, n.d.

18-60 California Organizations; correspondence, 1980s 25-67 California Register, ALRB, 1983

8 22-2 California Senate, 1981 12-62 California State Library, 1983 4-26 California State Labor Federation; Correspondence, Update Directory AFL-CIO, 1985 18-37 California Table Grape Unload, 1985 23-13 California Tax Reform Association, n.d. 27-50 Californians for a Bilateral Nuclear Weapons, n.d. 27-31 Californians for Fair Representation, n.d. 29-51 Camp, Bill, n.d. 25-7 Campaign disclosures, 1982 1-7 Campaign for Economic Democracy, Newsletter, 1985 8-19 Canadian Labor Congress, n.d. 2-11 Candidate Fifty Sixth Assembly District, endorsement request to Cesar Chavaz, 1986 2-12 Candidate Terry Friedman, 43rd Assembly District, endorsement by Cesar Chavez,1986 9-4 Candidates, n.d. 12-46 Carrillo appointment, 1982 2-10 Carter, President, Clippings regarding dissident delegate at Cobo Hall, bulk 1979 8-20 Carter, President, n.d. 7-10 Case Summaries (5) 5-17 Cassell, Jim; NFSW (National Farm Workers Service Center), Purchase Orders, 1972 13-3 Catalogs, n.d. 25-64 Catholic Worker, n.d. 25-55 CBFSEI, (Free Standing Ed. Inst.), 1977 8-22 CED, n.d. 8-23 Census project, n.d. 8-24 Center for Ethics and Social Policy, n.d. 1-9 Center for the Study of Law and Politics, California Debates Initiatives Reform, post-1984 31-31 Center for Voting and Democracy, n.d. 5-18 Central Accounting Budget, n.d. 11-54 Central America; Labor Issues, n.d. 8-25 Central Labor Council, n.d. 11-11 Central Labor Council; general counties, n.d. 11-12 Central Labor Council; Kern, Inyo and Mono Counties, n.d. 11-13 Central Labor Council; Orange County, n.d. 11-14 Central Labor Council; Sacramento, n.d. 11-17 Central Labor Council; San Joaquin and Calaveras Counties, n.d. 11-16 Central Labor Council; San Mateo, n.d. 11-18 Central Labor Council; Santa Clara, 1984-1985 11-15 Central Labor Council; Santa Cruz, n.d. 30-23 Cesar Chavez Memorial, n.d. 30-20 Cesar E. Chavez Foundation (CEC), Board MTC, 1993 30-26 Cesar E. Chavez Foundation, n.d. 30-19 Cesar E. Chavez Foundation, n.d. 30-36 Cesar E. Chavez Foundation, 1994 30-25 Cesar E. Chavez Foundation/HC, n.d. 30-24 Cesar E. Chavez Foundation; memos, n.d. 30-16 Cesar E. Chavez Foundation, 1995

9 30-22 Cesar Chavez Plaza, n.d. 31-40 Cesar E. Chavez State Holiday, n.d. 23-14 Chacon, Peter, n.d. 2-18 Chacon, Peter R., Assemblyman, correspondence, 1981 8-26 CHAIN, n.d. 22-50 Chandler for Congress, 1986 18-58 Charity Correspondence, n.d. 30-18 Chavez, Cesar, n.d. 23-3 Chavez, Cesar, n.d. 6-11 Chavez, Cesar; Memos, Correspondence Re: Expenses, 1969-1971 1-8 Chavez, Cesar; Correspondence, Reports, 1983-1984 18-15 Chavez, Cesar; clippings, n.d. 28-17 Chavez, Cesar; clippings, n.d. 16-19 Chavez, Cesar; correspondence, 1987-1990 24-37 Chavez, Cesar; correspondence from government officials, 1974-1982 24-36 Chavez, Cesar; correspondence from UFW workers, 1973-1983 12-3 Chavez, Cesar; correspondence to, 1984-1985 12-5 Chavez, Cesar; correspondence, 1981-1982 18-64 Chavez, Cesar; correspondence, 1985-1987 21-65 Chavez, Cesar; correspondence, 1983-1984 16-19 Chavez, Cesar; correspondence, 1987-1990 24-30 Chavez, Cesar; correspondence to Dolores Huerta, 1973-1978 1-10 Chavez, Cesar; Itinerary, US District Court, Southern District of CA, Notepad 24-32 Chavez, Cesar; letters, memos to NEB (National Executive Board), 1976-1980 24-33 Chavez, Cesar; mass mailer endorsing, n.d. 24-31 Chavez, Cesar; memos to contracted growers, 1981 24-38 Chavez, Cesar; non UFW, 1974-1975 24-35 Chavez, Cesar; notices, memos to NEB and Committees, 1976-1978 19-21 Chavez, Cesar; Philippines, 1977 24-39 Chavez, Cesar; reports, 1972-1976 24-40 Chavez, Cesar; requests for endorsements, 1975-1981 24-34 Chavez, Cesar; transcript incomplete, n.d. 7-11 Chavez, Cesar; Correspondence Re: Murder of Lopez, Rene; Endorsements,1983 1-11 Chavez, Cesar, correspondence, political, 1981-1985 8-21 Chavez, Cesar, letters, n.d. 10-2 Chavez Report; June, 1974 10-3 Chavez Report; October, 1974 5-19 Chicago Office; Correspondence, Donations to UFW, 1970 6-12 Chicago Boycott, Memos, Correspondence Re: Budget; Tax Forms, 1971 25-87 Chicago Daily News, 1976 18-26 Chicago/Hispanic Democratic Caucus, 1982-1983 21-23 Chicano Federation, n.d. 7-12 Chicano Lobby, 1983 21-10 Chicano Research, UCLA, n.d. 25-44 Chicano Students of Bakersfield College, n.d. 31-14 Children's Letters to Dolores, 1996

10 29-9 Chismearte, n.d. 18-41 Christic Institute (public interest law firm), n.d. 18-66 Church Support-Los Angeles, contact information, n.d. 6-13 Cincinnati Boycott, Memos, Correspondence Re: Car Purchase, Budgets, Over Spending by Bank, Father John, 1970-1971 21-46 Citizenship Participation Day, Board, n.d. 12-23 City Council Endorsements, n.d. 25-3 City County of San Francisco, Gonzales, Robert E, 1979 31-49 City Free Trade Agreement, n.d. 11-39 CLAT, (La Central Latino Americiana de Trabajorades), n.d. 5-21 Cleveland, Ohio; Correspondence and Proposed Budgets for Ohio Boycotts; Rev. John Bank, ca 1970 6-14 Cleveland Boycott, Memos, Correspondence Re: Explanation of Expenses, Credit Card Use (Misuse), Phone and Postage Expenses, School Loans for Lyons, Diana, 1970-1971 5-20 Clinic, Health; Potential Needs in Delano Area; ca 1970 6-15 Clinic, Construction, Building Fund, 1971 31-38 Clinton, n.d. 31-42 Clinton administration; Hispanics appointees, 1993 31-41 Clinton budget, 1995 19-50 CLUW, 1987-1990 22-64 CLUW, 1986 14-12 CLUW; chapter presidents, 1983 27-4 CLUW; CLUW News, 1981 26-28 CLUW; Huerta, Dolores, 1987 27-1 CLUW; Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1975-1980 27-2 CLUW; Huerta, Dolores; requests to attend, 1975-1982 14-11 CLUW; membership lists, 1982 14-13 CLUW; National Executive Board, 1982 27-5 CLUW; publications mailers, 1980 14-8 CLUW; resolutions, 1984 14-10 CLUW; tenth anniversary convention, 1984 6-18 Co-op; Memos, Requisition and Budget Change Requests, 1971 5-22 Co-op; Farm Workers Cooperative Operations Account; Check Vouchers; Chart of Accounts, 1971 6-16 Coachella; Memos, Correspondence Re: Various Expenses, Monetary Requests by Staff, Weekly Allowances, 1971 4-28 Coalition of Labor Dinner, In Honor of Cesar Chavez, 1985 11-61 Coalition of Organized Labor, n.d. 4-27 Coalition on Environmental and Occupational Health Hazards; Toxics Coordinating Project, 1986 11-62 Coalition to Fight for Equality, n.d. 7-13 Cohen, Burton; Cohen for Congress Campaign, 1985-1986 23-19 Cohen, Jerry, n.d. 2-78 Collective Agreement (Bargaining), Bozanich, Cesare, Barbic, Radovich/UFW AFL-CIO, 1979-1982 2-79 Collective Agreement (Bargaining), Metzler & Sons/UFM AFL-CIO, 1977-1980 2-81 Collective Agreement (Bargaining), Vintner Employers Assoc/UFW AFL-CIO, 1977-1979 2-82 Collective Agreement (Bargaining), Vener, Cozza, Gonzales, Mendoza, Piper, Skyline, Amamoto, Chula/UFW AFL-CIO, 1979-1982 29-17 Collective Agreement Bacchus Farms and UFW, n.d.

11 29-16 Collective Agreement ET Wall Company, n.d. 2-80 Collective Agreements (Bargaining), E.T.Wall/UFW AFL-CIO; Sea Breeze/ UFW AFL-CIO1978-1980 23-48 Collective Bargaining Agreement, n.d. 27-58 Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1978-1980 17-1 Collective Bargaining Agreements, 1974-1985 17-2 Collective Bargaining Language Models, n.d. 6-17 Columbus Boycott, Expense Journal, Correspondence Re: Budget, 1971 14-16 Commission on Agricultural Workers, n.d. 16-21 Commission on Agricultural Workers; Correspondence, 1990-1991 14-17 Commission on Agricultural Workers; Travel Expense, n.d. 27-47 Commission on California State Organization and Economy, n.d. 14-19 Commission on Responsive Democracy, 1990 31-30 Commission on Security/ Cooperation in Europe, n.d. 11-85 Committee for International Support of Trade Union Rights, n.d. 20-6 Committee for Public Peace, 1972 31-50 Committee of 100 Women, n.d. 11-76 Committee on Political Education, 1984-1985 4-29 Common Sense Budget Coalition; AFL-CIO, 1986 3-15 Community Building; California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board, Cases 3-11 Community Planning for Human Resource Development, Report, 1975 13-7 Community religious bulletins, n.d. 4-30 Community Union Group Plan; Notes on Issues, Strikes, Social Services, Legislation 4-31 Community Union; Correspondence Texas Project, 1986 18-40 Comparison of H-2 Provisions, n.d. 3-12 Comprehensive Employment and Training Plan, 1976 21-56 Conceptual Model for Business Planning, n.d. 2-19 Conchola, Jesus, Regarding Complaint Against UFW, AFL-CIO, circa 1978 29-35 Condit, Gary, n.d. 22-62 Conference materials, 1980 31-43 Congress Inform, n.d. 31-44 Congress of California Seniors, n.d. 3-16 Congressional District, Bay Area; Candidates in Primary Election, 1980 27-53 Congressional District Profile, n.d. 8-27 Congressional endorsements, 1980 18-46 Congressional Hispanic Caucus, 1986 12-19 Congressional responses, n.d. 4-32 Conservative/Moderate Group Senator Montoya, 1986 2-13 Constitucion de The United Farm Workers 4-33 Consultants, 1986 2-14 Consumers Union, Correspondence to Cesar Chavez 2-87 Consumidor Sabias Que, Informational Guide, 1980 3-13 Contact Lists, 1976-1977 20-30 Contact lists and addresses, n.d. 7-14 Contact Lists, Scheduled Teach-Ins, 1983 Convocation, 1982-1983 4-34 Continental Airlines, INC; Boycott Terminated, 1985 16-22 Contract Renegotiations; correspondence, 1990

12 8-28 Contribution List to Legislators, n.d. 16-23 Contribution Requests; Correspondence, n.d. 10-4 Contributions Churches, n.d. 22-41 Control of Illegal Immigration, n.d. 22-63 Conv. Delegate Study, Nat. Hispanic Center for Adv. Studies, 1981 20-1 Convenio de Negociacion Colectiva, n.d. 2-15 Convention Call, regarding credentials, San Francisco, 1986 11-41 Coors Boycott, n.d. 21-50 Coors Boycott, n.d. 23-15 Cope, n.d. 11-72 COPE; Florida, n.d. 11-73 COPE; Fresno and Madera Counties, n.d. 11-75 COPE; General, 1984 11-74 COPE; San Mateo County, 1984 21-43 Corporate Meeting, 1981 17-32 Corporate Meeting Notes, 1981-1982 19-22 Correspondence to UFW, 1972-1986 10-5 Correspondence, 1973 10-10 Correspondence; April, 1974 10-14 Correspondence; August, 1974 10-6 Correspondence; December, 1973 10-18 Correspondence; December, 1974 10-8 Correspondence; February, 1974 1-12 Correspondence; Recommendations for Conrado Terrazas, 1977-1983; Letter from Jane Fonda 1-13 Correspondence; General, Deportation, Fact Finding Tour to C.A., 1984 1-14 Correspondence; General, Estate of Ciaccio, John; Farm Worker Survey; Encinas, Juanita, 1983-1985 10-7 Correspondence; January, 1974 10-13 Correspondence; July, 1974 10-12 Correspondence; June, 1974 10-9 Correspondence; March, 1974 10-11 Correspondence; May, 1974 10-17 Correspondence; November, 1974 10-16 Correspondence; October, 1974 10-15 Correspondence; September, 1974 24-3 Correspondence to UFW, no specific person/dept, 1981-1982 29-34 Cortese, Dave, n.d. 7-15 Cost List, Garin vs. UFW 4-35 Council of Churches; Plea for Support, 1985 25-4 County of Kern, Welfare Dept, 1975-1977 23-4 CPB, n.d. 23-20 CPD Budget, n.d. 8-29 CPD Case, n.d. 23-40 CPD-Legislature Action, 1979 8-30 CPD-Real Placement, n.d. 10-19 Credit Union, 1974 20-46 Credit Union, n.d.

13 22-36 Credit Union, n.d. 23-16 Credit Union, 1979-1980 30-11 Credit Union, n.d. 30-14 Credit Union Meeting, 1994 2-16 Criminal Code, clippings, 1980 18-34 Crop Operations Report to UFW, n.d. 10-20 Cruz Report; June, 1974 10-21 Cruz Report; October, 1974 8-32 CSA, n.d. 4-38 CSD, n.d. 25-48 Cuba Resource Center Newsletter, n.d. 30-6 Culinary Workers Local 226, n.d. 1-15 Current Budget, UFW, 1983-1984 21-15 Current Problems, n.d. 21-62 CWA Second National Women's Conference, 1984

15-1 Daily Planner Notes, 1980s 6-19 Dallas Boycott, Memos Requesting Payments, Daily Income and Expense Journals, 1971 29-33 Dantona, Jim, n.d. 5-23 Data Processing; Authorization for Payments to, 1971 26-16 Data Processing, n.d. 15-2 Date book, Small Notebook, 1986 16-17 David Arizmendi; Correspondence, 1989-1990 2-20 Davis, Gray, for Static Controller, Candidacy Endorsement, 1986 26-20 Day Care Center, La Paz, 1977 29-74 Debra Vollmer Congress, n.d. 7-16 Decent Home, Report, 1983 7-17 Decision of the National Executive Board, 1982 31-21 Declined, n.d. 23-74 Declined and Past Invites, n.d. 6-20 Defense Fundraising, Kitchen, Authorizations for Payment, 1971 2-22 Delaine Eastin, 18th Assembly District, Requests for Endorsements, 1986 31-47 Delaine Eastin/Migrant Education, n.d. 6-21 Delano; Memos, Requests for Payments, 1971 1-16 Delano Field Office, ranches, 1977; meeting notes, ca 1975 25-84 Delano Record, n.d. 31-46 Dellums, Ronald V, n.d. 14-41 Delores Huerta Testimony-3434, 1980 2-90 Democratic Credo: Economic Bill of Rights, Pamphlet, n.d. 7-18 Democratic Newsletters, Campaign Manual, 1980-1981 23-17 Democratic Party Platform, n.d. 31-17 Democratic Socialists of America, n.d. 6-22 Denials at Employment; Permission for Watsonville March; Notes on Disability, 1971 6-23 Denver Boycott, Budget, 1971 31-32 Dept. of Corporations, n.d. 2-21 Department of Food and Agriculture, Correspondence Regarding Alleged Pesticide Incident, 1980

14 27-26 Department of Justice, n.d. 27-45 Department of Justice, n.d. 27-54 Department of Justice, n.d. 4-39 Department Store Employees Union SF; Newberry's Boycott, 1985 5-24 Departures; Approved Time Payment Schedules for UFWOC Staff Members, 1971 21-47 Deportation of Hector Marroquin, n.d. 24-66 Dept and Division Directors, 1976 5-25 Detroit Office; Correspondence Re: Budgets and Support in Detroit, 1970 6-24 Detroit Boycott, Memos, Correspondence Re: Insufficient Budget, Travel and Phone Expenses, 1971 18-17 Deukmejian; clippings, n.d. 1-17 Develop Quarterly; public radio, 1984 31-45 Dickinson, Roger, n.d. 14-18 Director and Officer Liability Changes, n.d. 2-85 Directory of Hispanic Appointees/Carter Admin., 1980 17-14 District 1199C; Agreement and Declaration of Trust, 1981 9-6 District Information and Tables, n.d. 3-17 Division of Agricultural Sciences, Prospects for Small Scale Farming, 1977 8-33 Dixon, Alan, n.d. 21-11 Dolores Huerta, n.d. 27-19 Dolores Huerta, n.d. 16-25 Dolores Huerta; Correspondence; April-June, 1990 16-26 Dolores Huerta; Correspondence; July-September, 1990 16-27 Dolores Huerta; Correspondence; October-December, 1990 16-28 Dolores Huerta; Correspondence to, 1991 16-29 Dolores Huerta; Correspondence to, 1989 16-30 Dolores Huerta; Correspondence to, 1986-1988 16-31 Dolores Huerta; Correspondence to, 1984 16-32 Dolores Huerta; Correspondence to, 1981 16-24 Dolores Huerta; Correspondence to; January-March, 1990 23-1 Dolores Huerta; Stockton, n.d. 29-53 Dominguez, Lupe, n.d. 31-48 Dooley, n.d. 23-72 Dorothy Day's 100th Birthday, 1997 25-65 Dovetail, 1980 14-25 Drawings, n.d. 31-33 DSA, n.d. 23-30 DSOC, n.d. 5-26 Dues Paid by Growers, Assessments, 1971 31-10 Dunlop Commission, n.d. 11-56 Dupage County Federation of Labor, n.d.

25-50 Economic Democrat Newspaper, n.d. 3-20 EDD (California Employment Development Department), Administrative Circulars Re: Travel Reimbursement, Evaluations, Worker’s Compensation, 1976 3-21 EDD; Correspondence, 1976-1977 3-22 EDD; Executive Notice, Memos, 1976-1978

15 3-23 EDD; Field Office Directive, Memos, 1976-1978 3-24 EDD; General Role in Job Training and Placement, n.d. 3-25 EDD; Long Range Plans for Data Processing Applications, 1976 3-26 EDD; News Releases, 1976-1977 11-40 Education Update, 1984-1985 27-35 Education Update, n.d. 25-2 Edwards Congressman Don, Majority Rule Testimony, 1979 25-15 EEOC Guidelines, 1972-1980 8-34 Eggland, Leona, 22-52 Egg City; boycott, 1983-1986 6-25 El Centro; Memos, Correspondence Re: Financial Problems, Reimbursement Slips,1971 25-79 El Hispano, 1981 5-28 El Malcriado; Budget, 1970 14-29 El Malcriado, recruitment; correspondence, 1976 14-30 El Malcriado Report, 1976 18-7 El Mexicalo, 1982-1983 25-77 El Mexicalo, (Bilingual), n.d. 13-16 El Movimiento Sindical Mundial Journal, n.d. 25-80 El Popo, n.d. 14-28 El Salvador Chronology, n.d. 14-27 El Salvador Human Rights, n.d. 18-48 El Taller Grafico, report, 1987 26-8 El Taller Grafico, 1978-1979 29-69 Elaine Whitealquist Assembly, n.d. 28-15 Election; Clippings, n.d. 3-27 Election Day Planning, n.d. 20-45 Election Results, n.d. 4-40 Election Victory Form Letters, 1982 5-27 Electronics; Schnellbacher, Don, 1971 31-8 Elementary and 2nd Educational Act, n.d. 21-45 Elements of a Legally Sufficient Authorization, n.d. 31-16 Ellis Island Medal, n.d. 18-65 Emergency National Council Against U.S. Intervention In Central America/The Caribbean Conference corres., 1985-1986 19-10 Employee Benefits Journal, n.d. 1-18 Employee Job Protection, legislation; correspondence and articles, 1982-1984 3-29 Employment Services Improvement Program Report, 1972 3-28 Employer's Guide, Unemployment Insurance Code of California, 1976 3-34 Employment and Training Programs, State of California, ca 1976 16-4 Employment; Clippings, n.d. 20-22 Employment Development Department, n.d. 25-1 Employment Security Dept, n.d. 3-30 Employment Services Board; Agendas, 1977 3-31 Employment Services Board; Annual Reports, 1975 3-32 Employment Services Board; Annual Reports, 1976 3-33 Employment Services Committee Meetings, 1976-1977

16 19-3 End Barrio Warfare, n.d. 12-22 Endorsement dinner invitations, n.d. 2-23 Endorsement letter from Eddie Souza, to Cesar Chavez, 1985 1-19 Endorsement recommendations, political, from Huerta, D., 1980 23-29 Endorsement request, n.d. 1-20 Endorsements, Supplemental Report, political, 1980s 23-62 Endorsements, 1996-1997 31-9 EPA Worker Protection Standard, n.d. 17-33 Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), notes, n.d. 25-72 Esquire, n.d. 25-39 Essays, published poems, n.d. 25-40 Essays, unpublished poems, n.d. 1-21 Ethics and Policy Center, Berkeley; Handwritten Notes for Lecture, 1985 5-29 Europe; Correspondence, Transport & General Workers Union, 1971 6-26 Europe; Correspondence Re: Travel Budget for Levine, Vivian, 1971 20-23 Evaluation of Calif. Migrant Ed. Program, 1981 30-33 Events, unattended, n.d. 24-67 Executive Board; memos and reports, 1974-1978 20-36 Executive Board, n.d. 20-37 Executive Board, n.d. 20-38 Executive Board, n.d. 23-28 Executive Board, n.d. 14-51 Executive Board meeting, 1990 14-67 Executive Board report, 1977 31-6 Executive Dept. State of Calif.; Prop 187 7-19 Executive Summary, The Emergency Program for Jobs

2-84 Fact Against Fiction, The Laborers Respond to Mother Jones, Pamphlet, 1980 31-37 Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), n.d. 2-25 Fallacy of the Safe Workplace, Report, circa 1978 31-5 Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), n.d. 27-10 Family Misc. Recipe, n.d. 27-11 Family Papers, Report Cards, n.d. 27-3 Family Planning, n.d. 1-22 Family Radio Meeting on Licensing, Notes, 1985 23-5 Family Reading, n.d. 19-25 Farm Worker History by Fred Ross, 1974 27-25 Farm Worker Law Inc, n.d. 30-7 Farm Worker Legal Services, n.d. 17-6 Farm Worker Struggle Chronology, n.d. 30-13 Farm Workers Credit Union, n.d. 22-16 Farm Workers Credit Union, Financial Report, 1983 17-7 Farm Workers Education and Legal Defense Fund; By Laws, 1990 16-39 Farm Workers Education and Legal Defense Fund Correspondence, 1989-1990 10-22 Farm Workers National Union, 1973 1-66 Farm Worker Collective Bargaining, Hearings, U.S. Senate, 760 pages, 1979

17 18-83 Farmworkers Communications Inc., board meeting, 1983; handwritten notes on management training 14-20 Farm Worker Justice Fund, 1986 18-90 Farm Worker Newsletters, 1980s 17-4 Farmworkers Act, draft to establish U.S. Commission 1-23 FCL, La Federacion Campesina, statement of purpose, n.d. 25-16 Federal Advisory Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, 1978 29-42 Federal Legislation Report, n.d. 23-24 Federal Political Newsletters, n.d. 12-56 Federal Register, 1987 11-28 Federation News, 1985 2-26 Feliciano, Bob, Endorsement for Candidacy Request to Cesar Chavez; Press Release, 1984 12-20 Feliciano, Bob, n.d. 31-36 Feminist Majority Foundation, n.d. 18-39 Feminization of Poverty, 1983 3-18 Feasibility Study of a Sampling Approach for Gathering Employment Service Applicant Information, 1976 1-24 FHIP, Farmworker Health Insurance Project; correspondence, 1985 5-30 Field Office Central; Authorization for Payment, Expense Reports, 1971 8-35 Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, (FIFRA), n.d. 27-40 FIFRA, n.d. 20-7 Filipino Survey Weekly Report, 1985 18-21 Films; Clippings, n.d. 3-19 Final Report on Unemployment Insurance Redesign, 1976 16-6 Financial Events; clippings, 22-18 Financial Notebook, 1980-1981 17-13 First Amended Complaint; NFWSC vs SP; 1989 22-40 First Amended Revisions; Draft of constitutional amendments, 1984 24-57 First Constitutional Convention, 1973 6-27 Fisher Randolph Fisher, Authorizations for Payment, Strike Benefits, 1971 2-27 FJF Comparison of Key House and Senate Bills Regarding Agricultural Guestworkers, n.d. 17-15 Farm Labor Contractor Registration Act (FLCRA); regulation amendments, 1979 2-28 Fleishman, Allen, Correspondence to Cesar Chavez Regarding Endorsement, 1986 14-6 Florida House of Representatives, 1990 5-31 FOC (Field Office Central); Purchase Orders for Educational Fund,1972 5-32 FOC; Major Auto Repair, 1972 5-33 FOC; Medical Fund, 1971-1972 29-49 Foglia, Ed, n.d. 18-10 Food and Grower Issues; Clippings, n.d. 14-43 Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, 1981 9-7 Fourth Annual Report of Agricultural Labor Relations Board, n.d. 4-41 FPPC (Fair Political Practices Commission); National UFW Political Action Committee, Lobbyist Reports and Recipient Committee Campaign Statements, 1985 4-42 FPPC ; National UFW Political Action Committee, Lobbyist Reports and Recipient Committee Campaign Statements, 1986 29-76 Frank O. Montoya, n.d.

18 19-35 Fred Ross, 75th Birthday, 1985 25-62 Free Labour World, 1982 16-5 Free Trade Agreement; Clippings, 1990 31-12 Freedom forum, 1995 31-13 Freedom Trade with Cuba Act, n.d. 5-34 Fresno, Boycott Operations Report, 1971 5-35 Fresno, Field Boycott Budget, 1971 5-36 Fresno, Organizing Budget, 1971 27-61 Frontlash Minimum Wage Campaign, 1989 23-27 Full Employment Action, n.d. 27-46 Full Employment Action Council, n.d. 30-34 Fund for the Feminist Majority, n.d. 21-60 Fund Raising Analysis, 1984 1-26 Fundraising Plans, women’s rights; reports, newsletters, 1980’s 30-12 FW Credit Union, n.d.

10-23 Ganz, Marshall report; June, 1974 10-24 Ganz, Marshall report; October, 1974 14-21 GAO Draft, n.d. 14-31 GAO Questionnaire, n.d. 12-21 Garcia, Alex, n.d. 29-23 Garcia, Alfonso, n.d. 4-46 Gaydos, Bill; Sanitation Congress "Toilet Bill", 1985 1-27 General; introduction to Delores Huerta; various reports and newsletters, ca 1984 5-37 General, Expenditures, Credit Card Usage; Rodrigo Terronez Memorial Clinic; Notes, ca 1971 6-28 General; New Budget Policies; Gas-Oil Budget; Field Office Staff List; Disability, Immigration Procedures; Harvest Jobs; Potential Strawberry Boycott; Family Labor Camps; Collective Bargaining Agreement Form, ca 1971 21-17 General, n.d. 25-95 General, n.d. 29-84 General, n.d. 30-38 General, n.d. 3-35 General Articles, regarding employment, 1974-1977 7-20 General Articles, n.d. 31-55 General Articles, n.d. 7-21 General Booklets, n.d. 12-10 General Candidacy Correspondence, n.d. 1-28 General; Clippings, 1980-1985 2-29 General; Clippings, Newsletter, 1980 - 1984 7-22 General; Clippings, 1980-1983 11-69 General Clippings, n.d. 18-8 General, Clippings, n.d. 28-14 General; Clippings, n.d. 12-9 General Congress; Correspondence, 1984 2-30 General; Correspondence, Regarding Political Endorsements, 1979 2-31 General; Correspondence, Regarding Political Endorsements and Legislation, 1980

19 2-32 General; Correspondence, Includes Correspondence to Delores Huerta from Nancy Pelosi, 1981 2-33 General; Correspondence, Regarding Legislation, 1982-1984 3-36 General; Correspondence, Memos on State and Federal Employment Services, 1976 3-37 General; Correspondence, State Compliance with Labor Codes and Employment Policies, 1977 7-23 General; Correspondence, 1980-1990 12-12 General Correspondence, 1982-1985 16-41 General Correspondence, 1991 16-42 General Correspondence, 1990 16-43 General Correspondence, 1989 16-44 General Correspondence, 1984-1989 21-64 General Correspondence, 1976-1984 23-54 General Correspondence, n.d. 32-1 General; Correspondence, 1967-1979 32-2 General; Correspondence, 1980 32-3 General; Correspondence, 1981 32-4 General; Correspondence, 1982 32-5 General; Correspondence, 1983 32-6 General; Correspondence, 1984 32-7 General; Correspondence, 1985 32-8 General; Correspondence, 1986 32-9 General; Correspondence, 1987 32-10 General; Correspondence, 1988 32-11 General; Correspondence, 1989 32-12 General; Correspondence, 1989 32-13 General; Correspondence, 1989 32-14 General; Correspondence, 1990 32-15 General; Correspondence, 1994-1995 32-16 General; Correspondence, 1996 32-17 General; Correspondence, 1997 32-18 General; Correspondence, 1998 32-19 General; Correspondence, n.d. 16-45 General Correspondence; Donations, 1979 16-46 General Correspondence, 1980 11-71 General Flyers, n.d. 12-11 General Flyers and Notices, n.d. 15-17 General Flyers and Pamphlets, 1990-1991 18-2 General Handwritten Meeting Notes, 1980s 11-84 General International Unions; Correspondence, 1981-1985 29-14 General Labor Booklets, n.d. 29-13 General Labor Books, n.d. 17-22 General Legal Corporation, notes, n.d. 15-9 General Listing Notebook, n.d. 18-28 General Lists and Plans, 1980s 20-24 General Lists and Statistics, 1989-1990 7-24 General Magazines and Journals, n.d. 15-10 General Meeting Notebook, n.d.

20 15-11 General Meeting Notebook, 1990 15-12 General Meeting Notebook, 1990 15-13 General Meeting Notebook, 1989 15-14 General Meeting Notebook, 1989 21-32 General Memos, 1981 9-8 General Motors and UAW Agreement, n.d. 1-29 General Newsletters, 1983-1985 2-34 General Newsletters, 1980-1981 7-25 General Newsletters, n.d. 15-19 General Newsletters, 1987-1990 18-84 General Newsletters and Flyers, 1981-1985 18-4 General Newspapers, 1980s 28-18 General; Newspapers n.d. 17-34 General Notes and Drafts, n.d. 15-6 General Notes; Handwritten, 1989-1990 15-7 General Notes; Handwritten, 1990 15-8 General Notes; Handwritten, 1987-1988 3-38 General Notices and Announcements, Meetings, Memos, Legislation, Dues, 1976-1980 18-54 General Organizations, Correspondence, 18-55 General Organizations, Correspondence, 18-56 General Organizations, Correspondence, 15-15 General Planner Listings, 1990 31-57 General Plans and Reports, n.d. 1-30 General Report; Legislative, by Delores Huerta; Meeting Notes, ca 1983 3-39 General Reports; Legislative Status, Goals, Voters, Endorsements, 1976 7-26 General Reports and Announcements, n.d. 12-1 General Senator Correspondence, n.d. 5-38 General Service Center, Employee Expenses, 1971 5-39 General Services, Ledger and Budget, nd 2-35 General Statement and Reports, Activism; Speech by Douglas Fraser; bulk ca 1980 31-56 General Statements, n.d. 18-31 General UFW Correspondence, 1982-1983 19-26 General UFW Information, n.d. 19-27 General UFW Information, n.d. 18-12 General UFW Issues; Clippings, n.d. 16-3 General Union News; Clippings, n.d. 11-67 General Unions; Correspondence, 1981-1985 11-70 General Unions; Newsletters, n.d. 14-47 George Arakelian Farms vs ALRB Case, n.d. 1-31 Get Out the Vote Campaign, Expenditures, n.d. 4-47 Gilin, Alfonso; Romero vs. United Farm Workers, 1985 12-65 Glenn vs Merrill Farms Case, 29-12 Gloria Steinem Birthday, n.d. 12-34 Going West, n.d. 4-49 Gonot, Gregory-ACRB; Correspondence and Notes Re: Controversy About Gonot’s Appointment, 1986 4-45 Gonzalez (Jim) for Senate Campaign; Correspondence Re: Not Endorsed by UFW, 1986

21 2-36 GOTV (Get Out the Vote) Schedule, to identify Richard Polanco supporters, 1986 15-20 Government Newsletters and Notices, 1983-1989 4-48 Gramm-Rudman-Hollings and the Reagan Budget Proposals for 1987, Booklets, 1986 6-29 Grand Rapids Boycott, Memos, Correspondence Re: Expenses, 1971 1-32 Grant Application, Ms. Foundation for Women, 1983 12-53 Grape Boycott and Prices, n.d. 16-2 Grape Boycott; Clippings, n.d. 18-16 Grape Boycott; Clippings, n.d. 22-56 Grape Boycott Outline, n.d. 28-16 Grapes; Clippings, n.d. 4-43 Graphic Communication Union District Council; Correspondence Re: Boycotting La Opinion Newspaper, 1986 4-44 Greater Long Beach Labor Coalition, Fundraiser, 1986 30-35 Green Corps, n.d. 31-35 Green Party, n.d. 18-74 Grievance, Antonio Reyes, 1982 17-23 Group Legal Services; Agreement, n.d. 13-15 Guide to Women's Resources, 1980 8-36 Gutierrez, Tony, n.d. 23-6 H.A.D, n.d. 27-52 H-2 Program: Temporary Alien Workers in US Agriculture, n.d. 2-37 H-2 Reference in Testimony of Grace M. Davis, Comm. on Immigration and Refugee Policy, 1980 29-50 Hallinan, Terence, n.d. 12-61 Handwritten Contact Lists, n.d. 1-33 Handwritten Notes, Names, ca 1984 3-40 Handwritten Notes, 1981 6-30 Handwritten Notes, Names, Phone Numbers, 3 Notebooks, n.d. 7-27 Handwritten Notes, n.d. 14-69 Handwritten Notes, n.d. 14-70 Handwritten Notes, n.d. 14-71 Handwritten Notes, n.d. 15-4 Handwritten Notes, n.d. 15-5 Handwritten Notes, n.d. 16-68 Handwritten Notes, n.d. 16-69 Handwritten Notes, n.d. 16-70 Handwritten Notes, n.d. 25-49 Harvester, 1982 12-33 Hatfield, Clippings, 1984 29-32 Hayes, Tom, n.d. 27-56 Health and Safety Issues Faced by Farmworkers, 1982 11-43 Health and Safety Legislations, n.d. 25-6 Health and Welfare Agency, n.d. 2-38 Health and Welfare Agency Memo, Activity Report, 1980 31-34 Health Care/We Gotta Have It, n.d. 1-34 Heirship and Entitlement, petition to determine estate of John Ciaccio, 1985 1-35 Helaine Victoria Press, correspondence on promotional products, 1985; workshop, 1983

22 23-70 Here San Francisco, 1997 1-36 Hispanic Publications, 1983-1984 2-39 Hispanos Unidos, 1980 18-49 History of UFW Contracts, n.d. 6-31 Hollister, CA; Luna, Jose, Personal Family Budget Paid by Union, 1971 14-22 Homelessness, n.d. 29-67 Honda, Mike, n.d. 4-51 Hormel Strikers Support Telegram, Correspondence and Report, 1986 4-50 Hospital and Service Employees Union Local 399, United For a Contract Campaign, 1986 11-36 Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees, n.d. 12-15 House of Representative Responses, n.d. 6-32 Houston Boycott, Memos, Correspondence Re: Monthly Budget, Late Phone Bills, 1971 12-39 HR 1510 Amendments, n.d. 31-7 HR 2229 Cuba, n.d. 29-46 HR 3495 Immigrant Education Funding, n.d. 14-36 HR 3810, n.d. 14-38 HR 7130, 1972 16-7 Huerta, Dolores; assault case; clippings, 1989 1-5 Huerta, Dolores; biographical, n.d. 24-29 Huerta, Dolores; biography, n.d. 7-28 Huerta, Dolores; clippings, 1989 21-19 Huerta, Dolores, correspondence, n.d. 7-29 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1980 1-37 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1985; requests for reimbursement 1-38 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1982-1985 21-66 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1980 21-67 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1983 21-68 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1984 21-69 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1985-1986 18-30 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1983 12-4 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1981-1982 18-61 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1986-1987 18-62 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1983 18-63 Huerta, Dolores; correspondence, 1982 16-38 Huerta, Dolores, correspondence from organizations, 1976-1978 24-11 Huerta, Dolores; endorsements, support, 1982-1983 24-12 Huerta, Dolores; endorsements, support, 1975-1980 27-12 Huerta, Dolores; family religious holiday cards, n.d. 27-9 Huerta, Dolores, friends' correspondence from, n.d. 27-13 Huerta, Dolores; family birthday and Mother's Day cards, n.d. 27-14 Huerta, Dolores; friends', cards and letters, n.d. 21-51 Huerta, Dolores; oral history, n.d. 14-37 Huerta, Dolores; statements on HR 3080, 1985 29-80 Hughes, Teresa P, n.d. 18-87 Human Rights; newsletters, 1980s 25-63 Human Rights Covenants, 1978

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3-41 ICESA, Interstate Conference of Employment Security Agencies (currently called, The National Association of State Workforce Agencies), 1975-1976 3-42 Illegal Immigrants; Clippings, 1977 23-21 Illegals, 1979 1-39 Illinois Migrant Council, Advocacy Committee, n.d. 12-26 Imbrect, Charles, n.d. 23-22 Immigration, n.d. 19-2 Immigration and National Act Amendment, 1978 18-44 Immigration, laws and reforms, 1986-1987 18-20 Immigration laws; clippings n.d. 29-8 Immigration policy, 1981 19-6 Immigration Reform and Control Act; Catholic statements, 1984 20-5 In Spanish, n.d. 31-53 In the House of Representatives, 1982 12-59 Income tax packet, 1983 27-42 Index of Health and Safety Issues, n.d. 6-33 Indianapolis, Memo Re: Monthly Budget Check, 1971 20-16 Industrial accident lists, n.d. 8-37 Industrial Welfare Commission, n. d. 21-9 Info on Check Office, n.d. 29-66 Info/General Elections of Mexico, n.d. 2-40 Information, Polling for Richard Polanco, 1986 19-15 Information on Pesticide Use in Grapes, 1988 21-58 Initial Tentative Response Patterns, 1984 16-8 INS and Immigration; Clippings, 1987 25-12 INS Federal Advisory, 1977-1978 13-14 INS News Digest, 1978 25-46 INS News Digest, 1978 25-13 INS US Dept Justice, 1978 7-30 Interim policies for Legal Department, 1981 11-35 International Chemical Workers Union, n.d. 11-34 International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, n.d. 8-38 International Longshoremen's Association, n.d. 11-33 International Molders and Allied Workers Union, n.d. 17-18 International Trust for Prescription Drugs; plan benefits, 1982 17-16 International Trust Funding Agreement, n.d. 17-17 International Trust/Legal Services; agreement/declaration, n.d. 4-52 International Union of Allied Industrial Workers, Visit to La Paz, 1986 4-53 International Union of Allied Novelty and Production Workers, Convention, 1986 25-52 International Worker, 1975 9-9 Interview notes, n.d. 9-10 Interview notes, n.d. 9-11 Interview notes, n.d. 30-27 Interview requests, 1993 1-40 Interviews, requests for; letters of appreciation, political, 1981-1989

24 23-76 Interviews to be scheduled, n.d. 3-43 Inventory of Employment and Training Programs in California, 1977 30-29 Invitation response, Ltrs, n.d. 31-22 Invitation responses, n.d. 8-39 Invitations, n.d. 31-18 Invitations/books stories, n.d. 31-20 Invitations/declined, n.d. 11-52 Israel; labor issues, n.d.

12-30 Jadiker, Mary, n.d. 5-40 Jersey City, Correspondence Re: Expenses, ca 1970 5-41 Jessica; Expenses for Boycotts in Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and Buffalo, 1971 6-34 Jessica; San Francisco Expenditure Sheets, Correspondence, 1971 2-41 JG Boswell, Major Expenditures and Donors Campaign Statements, Articles, 1977-1979 25-42 "Joaquin Murietta" Opera, n.d. 3-45 Job Corps, Overview, ca 1976 3-44 Jobs; Clippings, 1977 25-61 Jobs Impact Bulletin, aliens, 1982 7-31 Joint Legislative Conference Material, n.d. 4-69 Jones, Nick; Correspondence with Cesar Chavez, Calmark Election, 1985 18-23 Journal, 1982-1983 23-23 JP Stevens, n.d. 19-8 Juan de la Cruz Farm Workers Pension Plan, 1987 17-8 Juan De La Cruz Farm Workers Pension Fund, n.d. 26-24 Juan de la Cruz Farm Workers Pension Fund, 1982 12-17 Judicial Appointments, n.d. 12-47 Judicial Appointments, 1982-1983 19-66 Julio, 1985

12-67 Kamber Group Political Prognosis, 1982 6-35 Kansas City Boycott, Memos, Correspondence Re: Where to Send Bills, Need for More Money, 1971 25-5 Katz, Richard, 1981 2-42 Klehs, Johan; Assemblyman, Correspondence with Cesar Chavez and Endorsement, 1986 1-41 Kellogg Foundation; speaking engagements, 1984 5-42 Kelso, Correspondence and Newsletters Re: Finance, 1971 29-65 Ken Yeager, n.d. 9-12 Kern County index to voters, n.d. 2-43 Keyser, Alice; Request for Endorsement from UFW for Candidacy to Assembly, 1986 5-43 Kitchen #300, Strikers Food Ledger and Expenses, nd 6-36 Kitchen and General Services, Food Budgets, Names, 1971 2-44 Kripke, Dan; Correspondence to Cesar Chavez for Endorsement to Congress, 1986

8-40 L.A. Catholic Workers, n.d. 4-54 L.A. County Chicano Employees Association; Correspondence Re: Support for Watsonville Strike and Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center Bargaining, 1985-1986 25-88 L.A. Herald Examiner, 1982

25 6-38 La Paz, Memos, Correspondence Re: Fiesta Campesino, Various Car Payments, Operating Expenses, 1970-1971 5-44 La Paz Auto Center, Expenses, 1972 5-45 La Paz, Calistoga, Expenses and Purchase Orders, 1971 13-17 La Paz Newsletters, n.d. 4-55 L.A. Supporter, List of Names, n.d. 25-89 Los Angeles Times, n.d. 11-88 La Union, n.d. 11-23 Labor booklets, n.d. 9-13 Labor code bills, n.d. 11-38 Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, (LCLAA), n.d. 27-20 Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, n.d. 29-15 Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, n.d. 19-55 Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, 1981 12-49 Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, 1982-1983 4-57 LCLAA; Correspondence Re: J.F. Otero as Acting President, 1986 16-48 Labor Council for Latin American Advancement; correspondence, 1987-1990 21-49 Labor Heritage Foundation; correspondence, n.d. 3-46 Labor Market Information for CETA Prime Sponsors, Report, 1975 11-27 Labor pamphlet, n.d. 11-58 Labor papers, 1984-1985 28-10 Laborers; clippings, n.d. 20-9 Latin-American Cinemateca of Los Angeles (LAC LA), 1980 6-37 Lamont Office, Memos, Correspondence Re: Budget, food and Clothing Allowances, 1971 21-26 Language Data Base, 1984 20-10 Las Colinas Vineyards, shutdown agreement, n.d. 20-8 Latin American Support Committee, 1981 18-13 Latin Issues; clippings, n.d. 4-56 Latino Agenda Coalition, Correspondence Re: Participation in Conference on Latino Educational Rights, 1986 17-21 Law Corporation Rules, 1975 8-41 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, n.d. 29-70 Lee, Barbara, n.d. 9-14 Legislative Report, n.d. 22-3 Legislative Reports, 1979 5-47 Legal, Expenses for Travel, Calexico; Budget, Herron, Grace, 1972 17-19 Legal Advice, 1980 17-20 Legal Booklets, n.d. 16-49 Legal correspondence, 1989-1990 5-48 Legal Department, Expenses for Travel, Anti-trust Case, 1970 12-71 Legal Department, restructuring ideas, n.d. 7-32 Legal Department, weekly reports, 1981-1982 17-24 Legal documents, n.d. 5-49 Legal expenses, UFW, 1972 20-32 Legal issues, drugs and the workplace, n.d. 29-83 Legal-Legislative Reporter, (International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans).

26 25-69 Legal-Legislative Reporter, n.d. 18-72 Legal-Legislative Reporter, 1982-1983 23-43 Legal matters, 1988-1989 20-47 Legal misc, n.d. 17-35 Legal Services Plan; Chicago Joint Board of ACW, n.d. 17-37 Legal Services Plan; Credit Union of Lodge 645, n.d. 17-38 Legal Services Plan; Laborer's District Council, n.d. 17-39 Legal Services Plan; Laborer's Local 423, n.d. 17-41 Legal Services Plan; Municipal Employees, n.d. 17-40 Legal Services Plan; New Mexico, n.d. 17-31 Legal Services Plan; pamphlets, n.d. 17-42 Legal Services Plan; Sheet Metal Workers, n.d. 17-36 Legal Services Plan; Union Local 383, n.d. 17-43 Legal Trust Fund and Services Plan; correspondence, 1984 5-46 Legislation Department, Expenses; Budget and Payment to Delores Huerta, 1972 8-42 Legislation, 1979 31-4 Legislation, n.d. 29-55 Legislation, Johnny, 1993-1994 22-4 Legislation; Letters, Roster, 1979 21-7 Legislative, n.d. 4-58 Legislative Group Plan; Agenda for Political Action Planning, Reorganization of UFW, Notes, 1984 3-47 Legislative History and Actions, Agricultural Labor Relations Act, 1979-1980 19-29 Legislative issues UFW support, 1985 29-56 Legislative reports, n.d. 20-26 Leland Stanford and United Stanford Workers Agreement, 1988 23-49 Leopoldo, n.d. 29-11 Letters to Louise, n.d. 5-50 Levine, Vivian, Expenses, 1972 25-38 Levy, Jacques; book draft, Cesar Chavez, n.d. 2-46 Lieberman, Myron, Correspondence with Delores Huerta Regarding Political Position, 1981 5-51 Library Legal Material, Tax Guide, Subscriptions, 1972 3-48 Lincoln, Wilbur A., Correspondence H. Res. 502, 1976 3-49 List and Figures; Legislation, Jobs, Affirmative Action, Endorsements, NPAC and NCAP 1976-1982 12-27 List of endorsements, 1982 7-33 Lists and ballots, n.d. 2-45 LOA (Leave of Absence Requests) to Cesar Chavez, Polanco Campaign, 1986 22-19 Loan Agreement, Berman Campaign Committee, 1980 12-54 Loan Policy, n.d. 4-60 Lobbyist Report, Correspondence Re: Budgets, Arizona, Texas Project, Requests for Support, 1986 22-5 Lobbyist Reports, 1986 20-2 Loc Wond Population, 1979 30-9 Local 250 Health Care Workers Union, n.d. 4-59 Local 259 UAW; Correspondence from Cesar Chavez in Support Of Chilean Labor Movement, 1985 29-64 Lofgren, Zoe, n.d. 18-73 Long Range Program Library Services and Construction Act—Calif. State Library, 1983-87 3-54 Lopez, Martha; Memos, Regarding Employment Services Board, 1976-1977

27 5-52 Los Angeles, Correspondence Re: Credit Card Use and Expenses, Ahumada, Rudy, 1970 6-39 Los Angeles Boycott, Staff List, Memos, Correspondence Re: Bill Collection, Budgets, Personal Approvals for Expenditures by Cesar Chavez, 1971 11-66 Los Angeles Orange Counties Organizing Committee, 1984 4-61 Los Angles City Attorney; Audit of Contributors (UFW) to Richard Alatorre’s Campaign, 1986 6-40 Loveless and Son; Notes, Flyers, ca 1971 22-58 Lucky Super Market Store Check Worksheet, 1980 29-22 Luz Maria Ayala, 1996 17-25 Lyons, Mack; court case, 1981 10-25 Lyons Report; June, 1974 10-26 Lyons Report; October, 1974

31-1 Machado, n.d. 29-54 Machado, Mike Endorsement, n.d. 21-31 Macri, Barbara; correspondence, 1981 7-34 Macri, Barbara; correspondence, 1981-1982 14-54 MADRE, (international women’s human rights organization), 1987 12-43 Maher, Bill, n.d. 8-43 Mailgrams, n.d. 14-9 Mailing List, 1990 27-16 MALDEF (Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund), 1990 14-44 MALDEF; testimony on S 1763, 1973 20-48 Management, n.d. 21-1 Management and financial audit, 1977 22-42 Management planning conference, 1983 29-24 Manzano, Tony n.d. 22-6 Map- 24th Senatorial District, 1981 1-42 MAPA, (Mexican American Political Association), immigration legislation, 1983-1984 19-56 MAPA, 1980 2-47 MAPA Newsletter, Political Meetings, 1980-1981 4-62 MAPA State Convention, 1986 2-48 MAPA/SCV (Santa Clara Valley), Newsletters, Correspondence, 1981 23-59 March on Washington, n.d. 7-35 Marketing the Nuclear Nightmare, 1980 1-43 Marley list, permissions to send public opinion messages to Sacramento; notes, n.d. 29-52 Marshall, Goldman, n.d. 2-49 Martinez, Francisco, Correspondence to UFW Regarding Mexican-American Movement, 1986 11-29 Matsunaga's Bill, n.d. 22-32 Matthiessen, Peter, Profile of Cesar Chavez Report, 1969 14-55 Mayan History, n.d. 20-3 McCarthy, Lee, n.d. 25-8 McCarthy Leo T, Speaker of the Assembly, n.d. 8-44 McGobern, n.d. 29-48 McHugh, Peter, n.d. 12-7 Means, John, n.d. 8-45 Mechanization, n.d.

28 19-16 Medfly and Malathion pesticide praying, 1981 10-27 Medina Report, 1974 10-28 Medina Report; March, 1974 10-29 Medina Report; October, 1974 8-46 Mello, Henry, n.d. 5-53 Membership Card Campaign Budget, 1972 5-54 Membership Card Campaign, Chart of Accounts, Missing Receipts List, 1971-1972 5-55 Membership Department Administration 3001, Approved Time Payment Schedules, 1971 7-36 Memo from Knox, 1980 21-30 Memos to National Executive Board, 1980-1982 24-71 Memos to NEB, 1976 27-33 Memos to NEB, 1982 7-37 Memos to Review Committee, n.d. 21-39 Memos to Review Committee; April, 1982 21-35 Memos to Review Committee; December, 1982 21-41 Memos to Review Committee; February, 1982 21-42 Memos to Review Committee; January, 1982 21-34 Memos to Review Committee; July, 1982 21-37 Memos to Review Committee; June, 1982 21-40 Memos to Review Committee; March, 1982 21-38 Memos to Review Committee; May, 1982 21-33 Memos to Review Committee; October, 1982 21-36 Memos to Review Committee; September, 1982 13-4 Menopause Booklet, 1980 2-50 Menu and Food List, La Que Gradita. n.d. 11-81 Merchant Marine Issue, n.d. 19-17 Methyl Bromide References, n.d. 12-58 Metro-data, 1983 19-57 Mexican American Organizations, n.d. 31-2 Mexican Presidential Elections, 1994 5-56 Miami Boycott, Correspondence Re: Checking Account and Budget, O’Keefe, Jim, 1970 25-93 Miami Herald, Cane Cutters, 1973 3-50 Migrant Farm Worker Situation, Report, 1975 27-51 Migrant Legal Action Program Inc, n.d. 3-51 Migrants; Clippings, 1977 2-88 Migratory Labor and Low Income Farmers, Conference Proceedings, 1957 29-44 Mike Graves, n.d. 6-41 Milan Boycott (Illinois), Correspondence Re: Trejo, Richard, Credit, Budget Plan, 1971 4-63 Miller Brewery Company Boycott, 1985 4-64 Miller, Dr. Donald, Correspondence Re: Coachella Clinic, 1986 8-47 Mills, James, n.d. 6-42 Milwaukee Boycott, One Receipt, 1971 12-70 Mines Survey, n.d. 6-43 Minneapolis Boycott, Memos, Correspondence Re: Budget, Making IRS Payments for Uvalle’s, Lago, Jim, 1971 10-30 Minutes; December, 1973

29 10-32 Minutes; June, 1974 10-31 Minutes; March, 1974 10-33 Minutes; October, 1974 21-5 Misc, n.d. 13-8 Misc. Directories, n.d. 13-18 Misc. Newsletters, n.d. 13-19 Misc. Newsletters, n.d. 22-7 Misc. Political Papers, n.d. 19-32 Misc. UFW Papers, n.d. 31-19 Miscel. Correspondence, n.d. 30-30 Miscellaneous Letters, n.d. 30-28 Miscellaneous Ltrs, n.d. 14-3 Missing Person Report, n.d. 11-83 Mission Foods Boycott, n.d. 30-2 Mixteco, n.d. 18-69 MLK (Martin Luther King, Jr.) Conference, handwritten conference notes, 1983 19-12 MLK Jr. Farm Workers Fund, 1981 20-27 Mobile home Park Assistance Program, 1989 22-38 Modification of Agreement Between UFW and SBF, n.d. 8-48 Molina, Lilia, n.d. 27-23 Mondavi and Sons vs UFW, n.d. 14-24 Mondragon Notes, 1990 14-23 Monterey Meeting, 1990 23-53 Monterey Mushrooms, 1989 20-25 Monthly Director's Report, n.d. 5-57 Montreal Boycott, Correspondence, Govea, Jessica, Reports, Expenses, 1970 6-44 Montreal Boycott, Memos, Correspondence, 6 Page Letter from Banfield, Joan, Expenses, 1971 12-42 Moore, Jim, n.d. 17-26 Moran vs Harris, n.d. 21-22 Morning/Evening Management; minutes, n.d. 12-41 Moskovitz, Myron, n.d.

11-25 NABET News, 1985 29-20 Nadel, City Council, n.d. 13-5 NAM Discussion Bulletin, 1981 1-25 Nan Freeman, Matir de la Union, speech, ca. 1976 5-58 Nancy, Expenses UFWOC, 1971 5-59 NAPA Office Budget, Expenses, Purchase Orders, 1971 19-45 NAPA Farming Company/UFW Agreement, n.d. 27-17 NAPA Farming Company/UFW Agreement, n.d. 23-45 Napa Valley Vineyard, n.d. 8-49 NARMIC, n.d. 6-45 Nashville Boycott, Memos, Correspondence Re: Keenan, Baldwin, 1971 25-73 Nation, n.d. 19-14 National Coalition Against the Misuse of Pesticides, n.d. 27-28 National Conference of Puerto Rican Women, n.d.

30 19-1 National Conference on Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers, 1991 25-57 National Council of Senior Citizens, n.d. 1-44 National Executive Board, arbitration Sun Harvest; ledgers; UFW budget notes; boycotts, 1982-1984 24-68 National Executive Board, policies, 1973-1974 12-48 National Executive Board; (UFW), correspondence, 1980s 27-32 National Executive Board Meeting, n.d. 27-59 National Executive Board Meeting, n.d. 18-33 National Executive Board; memos, n.d. 12-51 National Executive Board; notes, n.d. 17-5 National Farm Workers Agreement and Declaration of Trust, n.d. 18-24 National Farm Workers Health Group, 1982 18-67 National Farm Workers Health Group Budget—Coachella, Sergio Reyes, Terrones, LaPaz, 1983 25-47 National Hispanic University Chronicle, 1982 2-51 National Immigration Refugee and Citizenship Forum, 1984 4-65 National Labor Committee, Contra Aid; UFW Sponsorship of the Ambulances for Nicaragua, 1986 9-16 National Labor Relations Act, n.d. 31-28 National Organization for Women, n.d. 4-66 National Resources Defense Council, Toxic Chemicals Initiative; Various Vouchers, 1985-1986 2-52 Navarro, Armando, Request for Endorsement and Promotional Brochure, 1986 25-71 NBC Meet the Press, n.d. 8-50 Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides (NCAP); allocations, n.d. 8-51 National Committee Against Repressive Legislation (NCARL), n.d. 25-36 NCSW, "Service to Immigrants", 1978 2-53 Negative Correspondence to Cesar Chavez Regarding Richard Polanco, 1986 5-60 Negotiations Department, Monthly Budget, Personal Budget for Delores Huerta, n.d. 6-46 Negotiations Department, Memos, Invoices Re: Car Accident, Insurance, 1971 8-52 Negotiations Div Report, n.d. 8-53 Negotiations-Jackson Form, n.d. 12-38 Nelson, Linda, n.d. 1-45 New Economic and Political Order of the 1980’s, report 21-57 New Grape Boycott, 1984 6-47 New Jersey Boycott, Memos, Correspondence Re: Requests for Reimbursement for Car Insurance, Overdue Phone Bills, 1971 5-61 New York Boycott, Correspondence Re: Expenses, 1970 6-48 New York Boycott, Correspondence Re: NY Fundraiser, March Against Farm Worker Hunger; Expense Reimbursements, Membership, 1971 4-67 New Zealand Workers Union (Pamphlets), ca 19820 13-13 News Bulletins, Ayers, n.d. 13-9 News Clippings, n.d. 13-10 News Clippings, n.d. 12-36 News from Assembly Speaker, n.d. 18-32 News from UFW, n.d. 3-52 News; Office of Information (Newsletter), 1977 13-11 News clippings, n.d. 16-33 News clippings; September 1-5, 1975 16-35 News clippings; September 11-15, 1975

31 16-36 News clippings; September 16-20, 1975 16-37 News clippings; September 21-30, 1975 16-34 News clippings; September 6-10, 1975 11-90 Newsletters, n.d. 25-91 Newspaper and Magazine Articles, n.d. 13-12 Newspaper/Clippings, n.d. 16-50 NFW Correspondence; 1981-1986 10-35 NFWHG Report; June, 1974 10-34 NFWHG Report; March, 1974 10-36 NFWHG Report; October, 1974 4-68 NFWM (National Farm Workers Ministry), Retreat, 1986 12-63 NLRB Blocking Charge Rule, n.d. 23-57 No Grapes, n.d. 27-24 No Human Being is Illegal, n.d. 31-3 No On "O" Campaign, n.d. 2-54 Norland for Congress, Correspondence and Brochure to Cesar Chavez Requesting Endorsement, 1986 6-49 North Carolina Boycott; Memos and Correspondence, Wrightson, Skip; Expenses, 1971 22-13 Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides (NCAP); accounts payable, n.d. 1-46 Notes, Handwritten; general business, meetings, elections, 1981-1983 3-53 Notice of Public Hearing, Conflict of Interest Code, 1976 11-53 Noticiero del Movimiento Sindical Libre, 1983-1984 27-6 NOW (National Organization for Women) ERA, 1982-1987 29-18 NOW more than ever, n.d. 31-27 NOW Resolutions, n.d. 4-70 NPAC Reports; Political Action Committee Campaign Statement, 1986 29-1 Nuclear Power Plants, n.d. 25-90 NY Times, Berne, Dr. Eric, 1970

29-19 O' Connell, Jack, n.d. 12-18 Obledo, Mario, n.d. 23-58 October events, n.d. 2-61 Office Administrator, Correspondence from BABEL, Inc., CBE, NAACP, 1980 25-9 Office of Admin. Law, Report Testimony, n.d. 18-52 Office Supply List, n.d. 20-14 Oki Nursery, 1979 12-45 Oliver, Marvin, n.d. 18-42 Organization Positions on the Immigration Reform and Control Act, 1986 1-47 Organizations (general), activist literature and correspondence, 1981-1984 21-63 Organizations that Attended LBACI Dinner, n.d. 5-62 Organizing Department, Budget and Expenses, 1970 5-63 Organizing-Citrus, Payments to Strikers, 1971 29-29 Ortiz, Deborah, n.d. 16-52 Ortiz, Frank, correspondence, 1980 20-13 OSHA Hearing Notes, 1981 19-5 Outline of Immigration Rules, n.d. 22-44 Outline of Presentation on the Union, n.d.

32 6-50 Oxnard Field Office; Memos and Correspondence Re: Past Due Bills, 1971

16-51 Pacific Union Dental; Correspondence, 1990 10-37 Padilla Report; June, 1974 10-38 Padilla Report; October, 1974 7-38 Pamphlets and Flyers, n.d. 11-89 Pamphlets and Flyers, n.d. 8-54 Parks and Recreations, n.d. 12-69 Parole Commission, 1982-1983 18-11 Parole Commission; Clippings, n.d. 15-21 Participatory Research Newsletter, n.d. 21-24 Past Events, 1990 29-72 Patricia Sausedo Supervisor, n.d. 6-51 Patterson Field Office; Memos Re: Expenses, Personal Budget, 1970-1971 29-43 Paul Koretz, n.d. 22-20 Payment Delinquencies; RFK and JDLC, 1989 2-55 PCTS Assignments, Polling Results, Polanco Campaign, 1986 7-39 Pending ALO Decisions, n.d. 23-66 Penn State, n.d. 8-55 People against Rancho Seco, n.d. 25-76 People Magazine; Dolores Huerta, 1982 22-33 Peoples Call of Law Honor the Rosenweins, 1980 8-56 Per Capita, n.d. 30-17 Peregrinacion, [Pilgrimage], n.d. 7-40 Personal Information, n.d. 21-25 Personal Matters, n.d. 15-3 Personal Notes, n.d. 23-51 Personnel, 1980s 2-62 Personnel Assignments; Polanco Campaign, 1986 26-17 Personnel Division, 1976-1980 19-67 Personnel Policies and Procedures Manual, n.d. 27-57 Perspectives and Undocumented Workers Black and Hispanic, 1980 8-57 Pertinent Facts, n.d. 18-18 Pesticides; Clippings, 1985 16-9 Pesticide Dangers; Clippings, n.d. 11-47 Pesticide Legislation, n.d. 28-12 Pesticides; Clippings, n.d. 17-27 Pheiant and Taylor Prod Co, 1977 5-64 Philadelphia Boycott; Correspondence Re: Donations, Expenses, 1970 6-52 Philadelphia Boycott; Memos and Correspondence Re: Expenses, Reimbursement, Budget Problems, 1971 16-40 Phillip Fetzer; Correspondence, 1990 5-65 Phone Expenses Long Distance by Department, 1971 26-14 Phone Messages, 1982 19-11 PHS Proposal-Medical Plan Proposal, n.d. 6-53 Pittsburg Boycott; Memos and Correspondence Re: Budget Problems, Car Accident, 1971

33 5-66 Pittsburgh, Correspondence Re: University of Pittsburg Donation, 1970 1-48 Planning Process; radio programming, 1983 2-56 Pol Contributions to Governor Deukmejian; Against Proposal 39; 1981-1985 2-57 Polanco Campaign Notes, 1985 12-16 Polanco, Richard, n.d. 2-58 Polanco's Printing Costs and Notes; Leave of Absence Requests, 1986 11-68 Policy and Legal Issues; Correspondence, 1982-1985 7-41 Policy for ALRB Case Assignments, 1980 12-28 Political Action Planning, 1984 25-56 Political Animal, 1982 22-8 Political Endorsement Requests, 1986 29-40 Political Endorsement Requests, n.d. 4-71 Political Report; National UFW Political Action Committee Campaign Statement, 1985 12-2 Politician Flyers and Pamphlets, n.d. 18-9 Politicians and Government; Clippings, n.d. 16-10 Politics; Clippings, n.d. 6-54 Poplar Field Office; Memos Re: Medical Expenses, Rent Reimbursements, 1971 6-55 Portland Boycott; Memos and Correspondence Re: Budget, Budget Problems, 1971 27-15 Possibly Important, n.d. 21-53 Precinct Walkers, n.d. 18-45 Preliminary Working Drafts of Regulations, n.d. 17-44 Prepaid Legal Services, Anti-trust Issues, n.d. 17-45 Prepaid Legal Services; Articles, n.d. 17-46 Prepaid Legal Services; Correspondence, n.d. 17-47 Prepaid Legal Services; Ethical Considerations, n.d. 17-48 Prepaid Legal Services; Fresno Conference, 1983 17-49 Prepaid Legal Services; General Information, n.d. 17-50 Prepaid Legal Services; Insurance Regulation, n.d. 17-51 Prepaid Legal Services; Legislation, n.d. 17-52 Prepaid Legal Services; Notes, n.d. 17-53 Prepaid Legal Services; Reference Material, n.d. 17-54 Prepaid Legal Services; Taft-Hartley Amendments, n.d. 22-31 Pres. Jose Lopez Portillos Press Conf, 1979 10-39 President's Report; December, 1973 10-40 President's Report; June, 1974 10-41 President's Report; March, 1974 13-20 Press Briefing, n.d. 2-59 Primary Results California, 1986 8-58 Prime Time Saturday, n.d. 5-67 Printing and Office Supplies Boycott Central, 1971 31-58 Priority Cases, 1981 4-72 Pro Peace; Correspondence Re: Great Peace, 1985 March 2-60 Pro-Peace, Request for Supplies, 1986 9-17 Procedure for Recalling State and Local Officials, n.d. 16-11 Produce Safety; Clippings, 1989 22-45 Programs, Awards Lectures, n.d.

34 22-66 Proposal 14, n.d. 29-82 Proposition 186, n.d. 29-58 Proposition 187-Material, n.d. 29-59 Proposition 188, n.d. 29-81 Proposition 65, n.d. 29-57 Proportional Representation, n.d. 28-1 Proposal 14; Clippings, n.d. 28-2 Proposal 14; Clippings, n.d. 28-3 Proposal 14; Clippings, n.d. 28-4 Proposal 14; Clippings, n.d. 28-5 Proposal 14; Clippings, n.d. 28-6 Proposal 14; Clippings, n.d. 28-7 Proposal 14; Clippings, n.d. 28-8 Proposal 14; Clippings, n.d. 28-9 Proposal 14; Clippings, n.d. 29-60 Proposition 187, n.d. 1-49 Proyecto De Investigacion, Report; Ephemera Universidad de Sinaloa, 1983 27-8 Pub External, Newspaper and Management, 1982 4-73 Public Hearing on Pesticide Regulations; Memos, 1986 1-50 Public Officials – District Offices, 1985 January 7-42 Public Review Board, 1978-1980 27-7 Pubs External, DNC Speech, Press Releases, 1981-1982 21-48 Puerto Rican Rights, n.d. 29-30 Pulaski, Art, n.d.

29-5 Questionnaire and Abstract, 1981

16-53 Racial Justice; Correspondence, 1987 4-76 Radio Campesina; Planning Sessions for Fundraising 1-51 Radio Info Grant; Costs for Broadcasting Stations, 1982 21-55 Radio Planning, n.d. 1-52 Radio; Programming, Notes, 1983 8-59 Rains, Omer, n.d. 5-68 Ranch Committee; Budget, 1970 19-34 Ranch Committee, n.d. 27-43 Ranchprt, Jimmy Mapper, 1989 29-31 Rankin, Tom, n.d. 20-4 RAZA Graduation Bulletin, 1980 7-43 Reagonomic Criticism; Clippings, 1982 22-15 Real Estate Financial Projections, 1985 28-13 Reappointment; Clippings, n.d. 22-28 Reason Magazine-Newman Article; Response to Article, 1979 2-63 Recall Procedure Pamphlet; Article on Cesar Chavez/Howard Berman, 1980 22-12 Receipts, n.d. 11-46 Reclamation Reform Act, 1982 14-1 Record Address Listings, n.d.

35 27-18 Record of Initiative, n.d. 5-70 Records of Returned Checks, 1969-1972 23-31 Records/Mailing Outgoing, n.d. 9-20 Registration Districts, n.d. 20-31 Regulation vs Practice, 1990 12-57 Regulations; H-2A, 1987 27-49 Regulations, Part 40, n.d. 16-12 Religious Events; Clippings, n.d. 15-22 Religious Newsletters, 1989-1990 19-51 Remembrance, Meeting of Women for Dignity and Life, 1990 17-9 Rene Lopez Farm Workers; Declaration of Trust, n.d. 21-16 Report Due, n.d. 4-79 Report of Lobbyist Employer, 1986 9-21 Report of Registration, n.d. 21-18 Report on UFW Convention, 1977 9-22 Reports and Analysis, n.d. 3-55 Reports of Election Results by Year and Districts, 1976-1982 18-79 Report On Union Busters (RUB) Sheets, 1982-83 24-73 Reports to NEB from Accounting, 1974-1976 24-78 Reports to NEB UFW from Health Group, 1977 2-64 Reports/Results; Polanco Polling, 1986 1-53 Representative William Gray; Speech to AFL-CIO, circa 1985 4-80 Request to Sign Poster by Cesar Chavez, Theme "Grapes of Wrath", Notes and Names, 1986 16-56 Requests to Speak/Attend, 1976-1986 5-69 Requisitions and Budget Change Requests, 1971 25-35 Research Papers, 1983 6-56 Research Projects; Memo on Wackman, Howard; Clippings; Giannini Library; Petition to California Legislature, 1981 20-39 Research Report for Executive Bd, 1977 22-37 Resource Materials, n.d. 7-44 Responsibility Outline in Spanish, 1984 18-76 Resumes (removed) 11-32 Retail Wholesale Union, n.d. 7-45 Retainer Agreement, n.d. 5-71 Returned Checks; Correspondence Requesting New Checks form Donors, 1972 12-50 Review Committee Memos, 1982-1983 26-73 Review Committee, Memos and Letters, 1982-1983 5-72 RFK (Robert F. Kennedy) Plan; List of Growers Who Failed to Report Employees Hours, 1971 8-60 RFK, n.d. 5-73 RFK; Approved Time Payment Schedules, 1971 17-55 RFK Farm Workers Medical Plan, 1978 19-9 RFK Farm Workers Medical Plan, 1972 12-52 RFK Medical Plan Draft Report, n.d. 19-65 RFK Meeting Notes; Handwritten; 1990 10-42 RFK Report, n.d. 10-44 RFK Report; December, 1973

36 10-43 RFK Report; October, 1974 29-77 Ricardo Ortega, n.d. 16-54 Richard Chaves Handwritten Notes to NLRB, 1972 20-19 Richard Mines; Questionnaires, n.d. 17-28 Richard Roddick et al. Vs UFW, 1979 29-68 Rick Hauptman, n.d. 18-27 Ricky Chavez, n.d. 4-77 Rico (Racketeer Influence and Corruption Organization Act) Amendment; Correspondence With John Conyers, Report on Hearings, 1986 14-5 RICO, n.d. 12-6 Riles, Wilson, n.d. 22-30 Robert F. Drinan Biographical Sketch, 1981 20-34 Robert F. Kennedy Med, n.d. 25-11 Roberti, Sen. David, 1982 22-9 Robinson Receipts 72nd District, n.d. 16-57 Rodriguez, Artie, correspondence, 1986 18-77 Rodriguez, Patricia (Muralist), art exhibition info, corres., 1975-1983 12-8 Rogers, Don, n.d. 14-61 Role and Responsibility of Public Agricultural Research, n.d. 29-63 Romero, Gloria, n.d. 29-21 Ron Albers, n.d. 4-81 RUB Sheet; Newsletter from AFL-CIO, 1986 1-54 RUB Sheet; Report on Union Busters newsletters, AFL-CIO, 1980-1985 11-57 RUB Sheets, 1979-1984

22-43 Rufino Contreras Conf. Package, 1982 19-68 Rules Committee, n.d. 17-56 Rules of Professional Conduct, n.d. 5-74 Ruth; Purchase Orders for Strike Benefits, Monthly Budgets, 1971

14-42 S 1437, n.d. 31-51 S 1513, n.d. 8-61 S 1722, n.d. 29-6 Sabino Lopez Trial Documents, 1981 5-75 Sacramento Boycott, Expenses, 1971 14-58 Sacramento Plan, n.d. 6-57 Sacramento Boycott; Correspondence Re: Checking Account Set Up, 1971 8-62 Saikhon, n.d. 2-65 Saldana, Gil, Correspondence Requesting and Receiving Endorsements, 1986 6-58 Salinas Boycott; Memos and Correspondence Re: Bills, Budgets; Jailing of Cesar Chavez, 1970-1971 8-63 Salinas, n.d. 29-78 Sally M Harice, n.d. 24-48 San Clemente Ranch Negotiations, 1982 5-76 San Diego; Correspondence Re: Need for More Money, 1970 5-77 San Francisco Boycott; Correspondence and Memos Re: Volunteers and Expenses, 1970 6-59 San Francisco Boycott; Memos and Correspondence Re: Car Donation, Budget, Allowances, 1971

37 6-60 San Jose Boycott; Memos and Correspondence Re: Magana, Vincent; Budget, 1971 6-61 San Ysidro Strike; Memos and Correspondence Re: Strike Pay, San Ysidro Singers, Budget, 1971 29-28 Sandoval, Dolores, n.d. 18-85 Santa Barbara Newsletters—women’s topics, 1983 6-62 Santa Maria Field Office; Memos and Correspondence Re: Phone Bills, Phone Reconnection, Security System, 1971 24-47 Santa Maria, 1976 24-46 Santa Paula Growers Assoc, 1974 24-42 Sausalito Ranch, 1976 16-58 Sayre Loan; Correspondence, 1989-1990 23-25 SB 1018 (Nielsen), n.d. 8-66 SB 1422, n.d. 4-82 SB 1756; Petris Hazardous/Pesticides, 1986 23-26 SB 504, n.d. 8-70 SB 504, UFW Polish, n.d. 8-64 SB 584, n.d. 8-65 SB 666, n.d. 4-83 SB 1949; Vuich, Workers’ Compensation and Employee Housing, Notes, 1986 14-39 SB40, 1981 14-40 SB584, Restricted Union Discipline, 1980 3-56 SCENE; Newsletters, 1976-1977 2-67 School Desegregation, Speech, 1980 14-65 Schumer Agricultural Proposal, n.d. 16-13 Scientific Findings; Clippings, n.d. 22-65 Script for COPE Presentation, n.d. 18-68 Se Mudan O Los Mudamos, information flyer on the Pueblo Indians, Central America, n.d. 11-80 Seafarers International Union, 1980-1985 6-63 Seattle; Correspondence (1 letter) Re: Washington, Oregon’s Legislatures, Farm Labor Bill, 1971 1-55 Second Annual Symposium on Elections; Notes 7-46 Second Arizona Organizing Convocation, n.d. 4-74 Second Quarter Budget; Community Union Group, La Paz, 1986 4-75 Secretary of State 5-78 Security, Budgets, 1970 4-84 Security Schedule; Memos, Officers in Charge, 1986 30-3 SEIU Organizing Material, n.d. 31-39 SEIU, n.d. 19-58 SEIU, 1981 30-5 SEIU News/Correspondence, n.d. 8-67 Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy, n.d. 16-20 Selective Service System Invite to Cesar, 1981 6-64 Selma Field Office; Memos Re: Car Expenses, Fresno Budget, Closing Bill, Reimbursements, 1971 16-14 Semilla, 1989-1990 8-68 Senate and Assembly, 1979-1980 4-85 Senate Assembly Committee; Schedule, Notes, 1985-1986 3-57 Senate; Clippings, State of California, 1976 4-86 Senate Committee Meeting on Joint Study Committee on Worker’s Compensation, 1986

38 18-57 Senate Correspondence, n.d. 4-87 Senate Fellowship, 1986 14-68 Senate Office of Research, 1990 22-10 Senate Races CA, 1986 12-13 Senate Responses, n.d. 23-7 Senate Select Committee, n.d. 12-35 Senate Standing Committees, n.d. 3-58 Senator Gregorio, Arlen; State Civil Service System Reform, 1976 12-32 Senator Hendriksen, n.d. 5-79 Service Center; Correspondence, Authorization for Payments, 1971 6-65 Service Center; Memos, Correspondence Re: Clinic Construction, Other Income by Union Members, Reimbursements, 1971 5-80 Service Center; Various Purchase Orders, 1972 3-59 Service Center Program Report to Legislature, Brown, Governor Edmund, 1976 18-5 Service Employee, 1982-1983 25-74 Seven Long Times by Thomas, Piri, 1974 1-56 Sex Discrimination; Working Women, Newsletters, 1981 11-59 Sheet Metal Workers International Association, n.d. 4-88 Shell Boycott; NEB Endorsement, “Shell Discredit Card”, 1986 6-66 Shikuma, Oscar; Notes on Watsonville Directions; Robert F. Kennedy Medical Plan 20-21 Shinne Auditorium Rental Contract, n.d. 4-89 Short Handled Agricultural Tools; Memos Re: Regulations, 1986 18-47 "Si, Se Puede" [We Can Do It], n.d. 16-15 Simpson/Mazzoli and Roybal Immigration Bills; Clippings, n.d. 16-59 Simpson/Mazzoli and Roybal Immigration Bills; Correspondence, n.d. 19-4 Simpson/Mazzoli Immigration Plan; Chicano Response, n.d. 25-70 60 Minutes, 1975 23-44 Skalli Corp, 1988-1990 7-47 Social Democrats, 1980 11-31 Somma Waterbed Boycott, n.d. 25-41 Song Lyrics, n.d. 19-63 Songs, 1980 29-47 SOS, n.d. 17-30 South Central Farmers Settlement, 1977 23-75 South Florida Convention for Immigration Rights, n.d. 14-52 Southern Pacific Water Dispute, n.d. 8-69 Southern political Reports, n.d. 21-20 Spanish, n.d. 14-57 Spanish Booklets, 1987 16-60 Spanish Correspondence, n.d. 15-18 Spanish Flyers, n.d. 18-3 Spanish Newspapers, 1980s 31-60 Spanish Papers, n.d. 1-57 Speaking Engagement, Women’s Leadership Reception and mural, Bay area, 1984 21-13 Speaking Engagement, n.d. 1-58 Speaking Engagements, universities, 1984

39 25-45 Special Report: Committee for the Future of America, 1982 5-81 Special Travel; Correspondence, Purchase Orders, 1972 14-14 Speech to CLUW, 1985 11-63 Spring Mobilization, n.d. 5-82 St Louis Boycott; Hospital Bills for Lara, Consuelo, 1970 6-67 St Louis Boycott; Memos, Correspondence Re: Budget and Reimbursement Requests, 1971 3-60 Staff Analysis of the Employment Opportunities Program, HR 9030, 1977 2-69 Staff List, Get Out the Vote, Polanco, 1986 2-68 Staff/FW, Maps, Carpooling, n.d. 29-4 Stafford vs UFW, 1983 17-29 State Board of Control, 1979 29-61 State Gutierrez Supervisor, n.d. 3-61 State of California: Memos, Employment Development Department, 1976-1977 31-59 State of New Jersey, 1980 27-60 Statement from the Field Foundation, n.d. 9-18 Statement of Joseph Herman on Behalf of Californians, n.d. 9-19 Statement of Vote, 1980 25-82 Staten Island Advance, George Meany, 1974 11-42 STIR, 1980-1985 27-36 STIR, n.d. 4-90 Stirling Confirmation; Articles, 1984 6-68 Stockton Field Office; Memos, Correspondence Re: Traffic Accident, Bills, Budget, 1971 6-69 Strawberries; Clippings, 1971 11-45 Strikebreaker Laws, n.d. 1-59 Strikes; Steak Mate Corp, Correspondence Regarding Violence, 1981 19-52 Summer Institute for Union Women, 1989 23-68 Summer of Love, 1997 24-41 Sun Harvest, 1980 14-66 Sundesert, 1990 20-15 Sunny Nursery Grievance Case, n.d. 14-15 Sunnyside Nurseries, n.d. 8-71 Support Letters Telegrams and Addresses, n.d. 2-66 Swanson, Sandre; Correspondence Requesting and Receiving Endorsement, 1986 19-59 Synanon Report, 1972

23-55 Talks, n.d. 27-48 Target the Dissidents, n.d. 21-54 Tavera, Henry, n.d. 17-57 Tax Information, n.d. 8-72 Tax Simplicity Act, n.d. 2-70 Taxing 0il; Proposition 11 Campaign, 1980 27-30 Taxpayers for California, n.d. 16-63 Teamster-Jurisdictional Pact Memo, 1977 1-60 Teamsters; Article on Organization of Farm Workers, 1985 4-91 Teamsters; Correspondence Re: Support for Economic Sanction Against Watsonville Canning, 1986 11-55 Teamsters Local 890, n.d.

40 3-62 Technology and Small Farmers, Report of Small Farm Viability Planning Project, nd 2-71 Technology; Clippings, 1980 31-61 Testimony, 1981 9-23 Testimony of Dolores Huerta, n.d. 22-59 Texas Boycott, 1972 2-72 Texas Candidates, Democratic Primary, List and Correspondence, 1986 8-73 Texas Correspondence, n.d. 24-7 Texas Farmworkers Union, Melon Strike, 1976 5-83 Texas Field Office; Membership List, 1971 19-7 Texas Immigration Policy Task Force, n.d. 2-73 Thank You Letters, 1980 31-15 Thank You Letters, 1993 16-64 Thank You letters, 1981 31-23 Thank You letters 1994 31-54 The Careau Group vs UFW, n.d. 1-65 The Knowing Employment of Illegal Immigrant, Hearing in the U.S. Senate, 477 pages, 1981 27-62 The Latino Vote in the Presidential Election, 1980 22-57 The Lettuce Strike and Boycott, 1979 27-21 The Record of President Carter, n.d. 16-55 The Robert Kennedy Farm Workers Medical Plan; Correspondence, 1989-1990 12-60 The Women's Foundation Newsletters and Pamphlets, n.d. 18-36 The Wrath of Grapes, 1986 22-60 "The Wrath of Grapes" Boycott Campaign, n.d. 25-59 Theory/Practice News and Letters, 1982 4-75 Third Quarter Budget, Community Union Group, Sacramento, 1986 8-74 Thomas, Bill, n.d. 12-68 Thomas Donahue Statement, 1981 21-12 TMT Meetings, n.d. 21-21 To be Answered, n.d. 23-77 To be Scheduled, n.d. 21-2 To Do, n.d. 23-47 To Do, n.d. 11-79 To Educate the People Consortium, n.d. 6-70 Tolleson, AZ; Memos, Correspondence Re: Moving Expenses, Car Repairs, Budget, Expenses, 1970- 1971 4-78 Tomas Rivera Center National Institute for Policy Studies; Background Material, 1985 5-84 Toronto Boycott; Banking Account, Signing Resolution, 1970 6-71 Toronto Boycott; Memos, Correspondence Re: Member IRS Return, Returns, Financial Statements, Expenses Journal, Letter to Cesar, Newsletters, 1971 7-48 Torres, Art, n.d. 8-75 Townsend, Wayne, n.d. 19-18 Toxic Waste Bill-TRAC, 1981 19-19 Toxic Wastes, n.d. 14-62 Trade Union School Program, 1990 7-49 Training Program, n.d. 22-29 Transcript of Floyd Mori Interview, 1980

41 7-50 Transfer of Powers to Puerto Rico, n.d. 15-16 Travel Planner, 1990 14-63 Tree Growers International, n.d. 21-52 Trial Procedures for National Executive Board Trials, n.d. 30-1 Triangle Friends of Farmworkers, n.d. 8-76 Trust in Testing, n.d. 20-20 Trustees Meetings, 1989-1990 14-53 TURN (Toward Utility Rate Normalization), n.d. 21-27 TURN, n.d. 30-32 TURN Board Membership, n.d. 30-31 Twenty First Century Party, n.d. 31-26 Twenty First Century Party, n.d.

23-71 UCLA Studies, n.d. 30-4 UFCW (United Food and Commercial Workers), n.d. 4-93 UFCW (United Food and Commercial Workers) Local 1288; Correspondence Re: Cesar Chavez Support of Foodland Markets Boycott by UFW, 1986 4-92 UFCW Local 274; Correspondence Re: Support on Farmer John Strike from Cesar Chavez, 1985 18-50 UFW 25th Anniversary Event, 1987 26-81 UFW; ALRB, 1978-1981 26-79 UFW; ALRB, AB 2247, Mori, 1978 26-60 UFW; ALRB Cases, 1979-1981 26-63 UFW; ALRB Cases (State of Cal), 1978 26-66 UFW; ALRB Cases (State of Cal), 1976-1977 26-80 UFW; ALRB Manual, n.d. 26-61 UFW; ALRB State Cases Fresno Regional, 1975 26-71 UFW; ALRB State of Cal N. Canata, 1978 26-62 UFW; ALRB State of Cal, R Nunn Farms, 1977-1978 26-1 UFW; Arbitrations, 1977-1982 26-78 UFW; Assembly Bill AB 838, 1979 14-59 UFW; Associate Membership Program Marketing Plan, 1987 30-15 UFW Balance Sheet, 1993 18-78 Benefit Plan, draft, n.d. 24-64 UFW Board mtg. Rules, n.d. 24-65 UFW Board of Directors, Letters/Memos to UFW, 1977 7-51 UFW Books 26-50 UFW; Boycott Dept, 1974-1978 24-54 UFW Bruce Church, Inc, 1979-1980 26-47 UFW; Budget Committee, n.d. 19-20 UFW Budget Worksheets, 1983-1986 26-54 UFW; Burciaga, David, 1976 18-51 UFW Buyers Club, n.d. 24-61 UFW By Laws and Rules, 1978 26-13 UFW; Calendars, 1977-1978 26-85 UFW; California PAC Meeting Notes, 1976 26-40 UFW; Campesino Centers, 1976

42 26-49 UFW; Central Accounting, 1975-1978 26-55 UFW; Chavez, Richard, 1973-1978 26-53 UFW; Chavez, Richard, NFSC MLK FW Fund, 1978 26-35 UFW; Citizenship Participation Dept, 1977 26-84 UFW; Civic Action Program, n.d. 26-32 UFW; Clinica Obrera, 1978 24-55 UFW Coca-Cola Co, 1975-1978 26-7 UFW; Communications, 1978 24-56 UFW Companies and Growers Comparative Data and Contracts, 1977-1982 26-6 UFW; Contract Admin. Division of Contract Mgmt, n.d. 26-3 UFW; Contract Mgmt. Dept, n.d. 16-61 UFW; Correspondence, 1989-1990 16-62 UFW; Correspondence, 1987 16-65 UFW Correspondence, n.d. 26-21 UFW; Day Care, Delano Closing, n.d. 26-12 UFW; Direct Mail, 1974 26-11 UFW; Directory (External), 1972-1974 24-53 UFW E&J Gallo Winery, 1975 26-46 UFW; Education Dept, n.d. 19-23 UFW El Malcriado Leaflet Series, 1975 29-41 UFW Endorsement, n.d. 24-2 UFW Endorsement Requests do UFW General, 1978-1980 18-81 UFW; Estudio Economico, 1979 20-40 UFW Executive Business, n.d. 18-35 UFW Expense Spreadsheet List, n.d. 19-24 UFW Fact Sheet, 1979 26-44 UFW; Field Offices, 1976-1983 26-42 UFW; Field Reps, n.d. 18-71 UFW Financial; profit and loss departmental worksheets, n.d. 26-48 UFW; Financial Mgmt and Membership Dept, 1978 26-9 UFW; Flyers Fundraisers, 1975-1978 24-60 UFW Fourth Constitutional Convention, n.d. 26-86 UFW; FPAC, 1980-1982 26-87 UFW; FPAC, 1980 26-88 UFW; FPAC, n.d. 26-37 UFW; FWCU Credit Union, 1976-1981 24-62 UFW Goals and Directives Incomplete, n.d. 26-83 UFW; GOTV "Get out the Vote", 1980 26-2 UFW; Grievance Records, n.d. 26-34 UFW; Health and Safety, n.d. 23-56 UFW; Huerta, 1997 23-60 UFW; Huerta, 1997 23-61 UFW; Huerta, 1997 24-14 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; AFL-CIO, 1980 24-18 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; "Employer Sanctions", 1982 24-17 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; from non UFW, 1974-1982

43 24-16 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; from UFW Workers, 1973-1983 24-26 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; from UFW Workers, 1973-1980 24-23 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; Handwritten Notes, n.d. 24-25 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; Handwritten Notes, n.d. 24-13 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; Letters and Memos to/from Gov, 1979-1982 24-27 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; letters to, 1972 24-24 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; Notes, n.d. 24-22 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; "Speakership Campaign", 1980 24-15 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; Specified UFW Depts., 1976-1981 24-20 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; Testimony, 1973 24-21 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; to Board, n.d. 24-19 UFW; Huerta, Dolores; to Cesar Chavez, 1978-1980 7-52 UFW; Information Flyers, n.d. 26-26 UFW; Insurance Car, 1983 26-31 UFW; International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans, 1983 26-56 UFW; Jones, Nick, Boycott Dept, 1976 26-25 UFW; Juan de la Cruz Pension Fund, 1982-1983 24-52 UFW; Kaplan Co, 1978 24-51 UFW; Kawano, Inc, 1982 27-55 UFW; Language Proposal, 1982 27-37 UFW Legal Department, n.d. 18-1 UFW Legal Department, mail reports, 1982 21-29 UFW Legal Department, weekly mail report, n.d. 26-77 UFW; Legal Dept., 1978-1979 26-70 UFW; Legal Dept., lawsuits, summaries, 1977 26-67 UFW; Legal Dept., Mail Reports, 1982-1983 26-74 UFW; Legal Dept., Memos, 1981 26-76 UFW; Legal Dept., repealers pesticides, n.d. 26-72 UFW; Legal Dept., reports, 1978 19-30 UFW Legislation, 1977 26-68 UFW; Legislation, CPD, n.d. 26-69 UFW; Legislation Explanation, 1975 24-28 UFW McCartney, Mary, 1979-1981 33-20 UFW Memos/Reports to NEB from Legal, 1977-1982 26-75 UFW; Migrant Farmworker Project, 1981 26-4 UFW; Minutes of Negotiations Collective Bargaining, 1973 24-8 UFW Miscellaneous, 1977-1983 26-27 UFW; MLK Farm Workers Fund, 1976-1979 26-22 UFW; Nagi Daifallah Farm Workers Pooled Vacation Plans, 1978 24-83 UFW National Exec. Board, Mtg, 1973 24-84 UFW National Exec. Board, Mtg, 1974 24-85 UFW National Exec. Board, Mtg,1975 24-86 UFW National Exec. Board, Mtg, 1976 24-87 UFW National Exec. Board, Mtg, 1977 24-88 UFW National Exec. Board, Mtg, 1978 24-89 UFW National Exec. Board, Mtg, 1980

44 24-10 UFW National Farm Worker Ministry, 1978-1982 26-18 UFW National Farmworkers Service Center, 1976-1983 26-82 UFW; NCAP Civic Action Program, 1982 24-72 UFW; NEB Notices from UFW, 1976 26-10 UFW; Newspaper Admin. Division, 1973-1983 26-23 UFW; NFSC Entity Report Proposal, 1979 26-29 UFW; NFW Health Group, 1976-1980 24-5 UFW Non UFW Workshops Conferences, 1979-1983 24-50 UFW Nursery, 1979 24-9 UFW; NFWM (National Farm Worker Ministry), 1981 19-31 UFW; Organization Campaign Plan, n.d. 26-45 UFW; Organizing and Elections Dept, n.d. 26-59 UFW; Padilla, Gilbert, Financial Mgmt Dept, 1978 24-70 UFW Planning Conference, n.d. 24-63 UFW Pres. Office, 1976-1978 24-69 UFW President’s Reports to NEB, 1974-1978 23-2 UFW Press, 1986 24-1 UFW Press Releases, 1976-1979 19-33 UFW Print Shop Item Cost, n.d. 26-33 UFW; Proyecto Mexicali, n.d. 26-39 UFW; Ranch Committees, n.d. 26-41 UFW; Ranch Communities, 1982 26-15 UFW; Records Mgmt, 1977 24-74 UFW Reports to NEB from Boycott Dept, 1974-1978 24-75 UFW Reports to NEB from Central Admin, 1977 24-76 UFW Reports to NEB from Contract Admin, 1976-1978 24-77 UFW Reports to NEB from Fred W Ross Ed Center, 1978 24-79 UFW Reports to NEB from Juan De La Cruz Pension Fund, n.d. 24-80 UFW Reports to NEB from MLK Fund, 1977-1978 24-81 UFW Reports to NEB from NFWSC, 1978 24-82 UFW Reports to NEB from Proyecto Mexicali, 1978 26-19 UFW Research and Information, 1974-1978 25-37 UFW Research Papers, 1981 24-58 UFW Resolutions (Bilingual) Fresno Convention, n.d. 26-30 UFW; RFK Med Plan, 1976-1982 24-49 UFW Robert Farm Ranch, 1977 26-36 UFW; Rufino Contreras Day Fund Dept, 1981 7-53 UFW Rules and Regulations, n.d. 18-25 UFW; Schedule and Announcements, n.d. 26-38 UFW; Security Dept, 1976 26-65 UFW; Slander Suit (State of Cal Superior Court), 1982 26-64 UFW; Slander Suit (US District Court), n.d. 19-28 UFW Staff Lists, 1979 19-36 UFW State Endorsements, 1978 26-5 UFW; Sun Harvest Agreements, Contracts, 1979-1982 19-37 UFW; Tenth Constitutional Convention, 1990

45 24-59 UFW Third Const. Convention, 1977 1-61 UFW Third Quarter Budget, 1985 3-63 UFW; Top Management Strategic Planning, Report, 1980 21-59 UFW; Un-audited Balance Sheet, 1983-1984 19-38 UFW; Uniform Rules for Committees, n.d. 26-43 UFW; Union Stewards, 1980 26-58 UFW; Velasco, Peter, 1976-1982 19-39 UFW Voter Canvassing Instructions and Election Day Schedule, 1980s 12-55 UFW vs. INS Case, n.d. 26-57 UFW; Winterrowd, Kent, 1982 24-4 UFW Weekly Reports, newsletters, 1977 27-22 Ukegawa Brothers vs Agricultural Labor Relations Board, n.d. 7-54 ULP Charge Summary Form, n.d. 3-64 Unemployment; Definition and Problems of Measurement, Working Paper, 1977 2-86 Un Nuevo Dia, Periodical 29-39 Unemployment Comp, n.d. 17-58 Unemployment Compensation Bill 32 Vote, n.d. 11-44 Unemployment Compensation Legislation, n.d. 1-62 Unfair Labor Practice Remedies, 1982 18-38 UNICEF, 1982-1983 2-74 Union; Clippings, 1980-1981 9-24 Union Constitution; A-C, n.d. 9-25 Union Constitution; I-N, n.d. 9-26 Union Constitution; S-U, n.d. 3-65 Union Constitutions and Laws (Pamphlets), A-H, 1966-1970 3-66 Union Constitutions and Laws (Pamphlets) I, 1956-1971 3-67 Union Constitutions and Laws (Pamphlets) N-T, 1963-1973 3-68 Union Constitutions and Laws (pamphlets), U-W, 1962-1970 11-49 Union Label and Service Trades Department, n.d. 15-24 Union Newsletters and Notices, n.d. 27-44 Union Properties Providing a Union Rate to Union Members, n.d. 7-55 Union Related Newspapers, n.d. 4-94 United Auto Workers of America; Donation for Voter Education and Get Out the Vote, Newsletters, 1984 8-77 United Boards Boycott Plan, n.d. 19-61 United Domestic Workers of AM, 1979-1980 11-78 United Food and Commercial Workers, n.d. 4-95 United Furniture Workers of America; Trojan Luggage Company Strike, 1985 2-75 United Labor Lobby, Statements, ca 1981 11-30 United Labor Parade, 1984 29-37 United Nations World Conference on Women, n.d. 11-77 United Rubber Workers, n.d. 21-61 United States Itinerary, 1984 16-66 United States Senate; Correspondence, 1985-1990 30-10 United Steelworkers of America, n.d. 4-96 United Way Campaign National; Correspondence, 1986

46 4-97 United Way San Jose; UFW Recognition of Donations in John Geagan’s Memory, 1985 23-73 University of Oregon, 1997 4-98 UNO (United Neighborhoods Organization); Pamphlet, 1985 22-49 US Congress-Peggy Bigeche, 1986 25-14 US Cranston, Senator Alan, 1981 19-40 US Customs; Affidavits, n.d. 19-43 US Customs; Brian Helvestine, n.d. 19-41 US Customs; Frank Mejia, 1985-1988 19-42 US Customs; General Information, n.d. 19-44 US Customs; John Croas, n.d. 19-46 US Customs; Procedures, n.d. 19-47 US Customs; Screening Evaluation, n.d. 19-48 US Customs; Thomas Dorney, n.d. 3-69 US Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (Leaflets, Newsletters), 1977 25-75 US News and World Report, 1982 14-2 US-Mexico Industrial Integration, 1989 23-67 UW of Tacoma, n.d.

14-4 Valdez, Luis; achievements, n.d. 18-75 Vargas, Dr. Carols—abduction, 1981, general corres. And flyers 21-4 Dr. Carlos Vargas, n.d. 22-11 Variable Rate Mortgate Bill, 1980 8-78 Vasconcellos, John, n.d. 29-79 Vasconcellos, John, n.d. 4-99 Vasquez, Alex; Press Release and Notes Re: Kesterson Reservoir, 1986 14-32 Veg-A-Mix inserts, n.d. 31-25 Velasco, Pete, n.d. 10-47 Velasco report; December, 1973 10-45 Velasco report; June, 1974 10-46 Velasco report; October, 1974 29-38 Velasquez, Jose Angel, 1995 22-17 Veribanc Inc, 1983 24-43 Village Super Market Inc; 1973 24-44 Vintner Employers Association, n.d. 1-63 Violence against Farm Workers, Specific Acts, Notes 19-60 VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America), n.d. 9-27 Volunteer Recruitment, n.d. 14-26 Vons Grocery Company Store Directory, 1990 8-79 Voter Register Project, n.d. 9-28 Voter Registration, n.d. 7-56 Voting; Clippings, n.d. 3-70 Voting Record Network (Newsletter), 1981 3-71 Voting Records, State of California, 1979-1982 21-8 Voting Records, n.d. 21-14 Voting Records, n.d. 2-76 Voting Rights Act; MALDEF, 1981

47 4-100 Vouchers for Community Union, 1984-1986 25-78 Voz del Pueblo, 1982 4-101 VPAC (Voluntary Political Action Committee) First Quarter, 1986

22-14 W2's Financial Papers, n.d. 20-43 Walter Kintz, n.d. 5-85 Washington DC; Correspondence Re: Authorization Cards for Banking Account, 1970 6-72 Washington DC Boycott; Memos, Correspondence Re: Expenses, Staffing, Reimbursements, 1971 25-94 Washington Post "State of Siege", n.d. 5-86 Washington State; Memos and Correspondence Re: Expenses, 1971 4-102 Washington State AFL-CIO; Correspondence, 1986 11-51 Washington State Labor Council, n.d. 8-80 Water Report, n.d. 11-48 Waters, Ed; Printing, n.d. 2-77 Waters, Edward; Correspondence Request for Endorsement, 1986 5-87 Watsonville; Budget, Expenses, Approved Time Payment Schedules, 1971 4-103 Watsonville Cannery Worker’s Strike; Correspondence and Notes 1986 24-45 West Foods of Castle and Cooke, 1983 25-58 West Side planning Group, n.d. 21-3 Western Benefit, n.d. 19-62 Western Growers, 1979 11-37 Western Labor, n.d. 27-41 What Happened on World Food Day, 1981 19-53 White House News on Women, 1980 29-36 White House, Off of Press Sec, n.d. 13-6 Why we Need a Labor Party Booklet, 1980s 1-64 Wine Grapes Price Rates 5-88 Wisconsin Boycott; Correspondence Re: Bank Account and Budget, 1970 7-57 Women's Movements 15-23 Women Newsletters and Notices, 1989-1990 19-49 Women's Alliance, 1990-1991 18-91 Women’s Health; pamphlets and flyers, n.d. 18-89 Women's Issues; flyers and newsletters, 1982 18-22 Women's Issues; clippings, 1982-1983 23-18 Women's Issues; newsletters, n.d. 7-58 Women's Issues; newsletters, resources 19-54 Women's Organizations, 1979-1985 9-29 Work Injuries in California Agriculture, n.d. 4-104 Worker’s Community Political Action Plan, 1984 11-60 Worker's Compensation, n.d. 20-11 Workers Compensation Improvement Act, 1989 25-53 Workers' Power, n.d. 16-16 Workers' Rights Issues; Clippings, 1989-1990 7-59 Working Papers, The Potential Effects of Labor Intensive Agriculture in Mexico on US-Mexico Migration, 1989 25-43 World Conference/Eradication of Racism and Discrimination, n.d.

48 14-56 World Congress of Women, n.d. 18-86 World Development Forum (The Hunger Project); newsletter, 1983, 1987 21-28 World Development Forum, 1983-1986 25-60 World Development Forum, n.d. 18-29 World Food Day, 1982-1983 18-88 World Peace; flyers and newsletters, 1982 23-42 Wraith of Grapes Campaign Endorsements, 1987-1988 30-37 Writers, n.d.

18-70 Yamamoto—Growers—notes, 1982 23-68 YWCA Palo Alto, n.d.

12-44 Zeff, Fifi, n.d.

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