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compiling data regarding the status of Chicanos here in Iowa. Juan Cardena has been actively involved with the migrants, not just in Southeast Iowa, but also throughout the States. in the universities we are still looking toward trying to get Chicano Professors inside. Of course the universities are faced with the financial crisis, I think every university in the country is faced with at this point. So therefore it becomes that much more difficult to bring people who are Chicanos or other ethnic monority into a university position Faculty positions especially. This morning Miguel Juan, the Executive Director of the Spanish-Speaking Task force from the Governe's office will be talking with us 
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Miguel Juan (illegible) prospects for the future in Iowa, in relation to the population we had here yesterday at an conference and possibly at a dance indicate that the people do live here in Iowa. With that in mind I can safely conclude that my original estimate of the State of Iowa is there, Even though my initial myth and stereotype that I had of the State of Iowa is also partially true. I am from Texas and I came to Iowa 3 years ago. I had an offer to go

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compiling data regarding the status of Chicanos here in Iowa. Juan Cardena has been actively involved with the migrants, not just in Southeast Iowa, but also throughout the States. in the universities we are still looking toward trying to get Chicano Professors inside. Of course the universities are faced with the financial crisis, I think every university in the country is faced with at this point. So therefore it becomes that much more difficult to bring people who are Chicanos or other ethnic monority into a university position Faculty positions especially. This morning Miguel Juan, the Executive Director of the Spanish-Speaking Task force from the Governe's office will be talking with us Juan Cardena (illegible) Miguel Juan (illegible) prospects for the future in Iowa, in relation to the population we had here yesterday at an conference and possibly at a dance indicate that the people do live here in Iowa. With that in mind I can safely conclude that my original estimate of the State of Iowa is there, Even though my initial myth and stereotype that I had of the State of Iowa is also partially true. I am from Texas and I came to Iowa 3 years ago. I had an offer to go