Eng/Sp.

TR requests a copy of El lenguaje de los chicanos, from the Center of Applied Linguistics in Arlington, VA.

Eng.

TR requests a copy of the Tapeway Self-Instruction Mini Course from the Center for Curriculum Development, produced by Professor Pinsleur.

Eng.

Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions sends TR material on its annual conference entitled "Human Rights and American Foreign Policy." Include general correspondence.

Eng.

Center for Western Hemispheric Studies invites TR to attend a reception in honor of Dr. Jorge Zelaya Coronado, general secretary of the Organization of American States.

Eng.

Mary H. Curtin, executive secretary of the Central Labor Council sends TR a copy of its proposal entitled "Working Men and Women in American History," which the council hopes to have funded by the National Endowment of the Humanities.

Sp.

Jaime Ferran, professor at the Centro de Estudios Hispanicos invites TR to sponsor a bibliographic series devoted to the research and writing of Dr. Hugo Alcalá.

Sp.

TR writes to request information on the Centro Mexicano de Escritores in México, D.F. Include TR's involvement in the development of Chicano literature in America.

Eng/Sp.

Students of the Chicano Studies Center of Eastern New Mexico University request some material on TR's interpretation and analysis of contemporary Chicano literature as it relates to his novel, ...y no se lo tragó la tierra.

Eng.

The Chicano Training Center asks TR to help them organize a Chicano literature workshop dealing with themes that affect the Chicano/Latino community. Include some information on its educational organization.

Eng.

The chairperson of the Childrens Rights Group Conference thanks TR for accepting to give the keynote speech at the Sixth Annual CAL/NEVA Conference in San Bernardino, CA.