Texas State Manpower Services Council: An Inventory of Records at the Texas State Archives, 1973-1979


Overview
	Creator:	Texas. State Manpower Services Council.
	Title:	Records
	Dates:	1973-1979
	Abstract:	Records including minutes and agendas, correspondence, memorandums, reports, profiles of Texas State Manpower Services Council (SMSC) centers, evaluations of contractors, proposals, applications, and various printed materials cover the period 1973-1979 and reflect Council activity with the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act program. Staff support for the SMSC was provided by the Governor's Office, Division of Planning Coordination. Services available through this program (CETA) included manpower, training, and supportive services for a variety of workers, including migrants and Indians. Also present are profiles of prime sponsors and skills centers, and information on state services contractors.
	Quantity:	12.71 cubic ft.
	Language	English.

Agency History

In 1973, the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) was passed by the U.S. Congress, as Public Law 93-203. The establishment of the State Manpower Services Council was a direct result of this act. The purpose of CETA was to establish a system of federal, state, and local programs to provide job training and employment opportunities for economically disadvantaged, unemployed, and underemployed persons. Funds were granted to prime sponsors, which could be states, counties and/or cities with a population of 100,000 or more, and certain combinations of local governments.

Prime sponsors provided any type of manpower services which enabled individuals to secure and retain employment at their maximum capacity. Services provided included outreach, classroom and on-the-job training, recruitment, orientation, counseling, testing, placement, allowances, supportive services, payments or inducements to public or private employers to expand job opportunities, and transitional public service employment programs. Prime sponsors were required to submit a comprehensive manpower plan to the U.S. Secretary of Labor, which included performance goals, geographic areas to be served, and assurances. They also had to appoint and staff a Manpower Planning Council. In Texas, the majority of prime sponsors for manpower programs have been multigovernments, usually referred to as consortia; many populous counties and cities have operated as single prime sponsors. Areas of the state not covered by these prime sponsors, known as Balance of the State (BOS), have been represented by the Governor.

The Governor, as Chief Planning Officer of the State, was required to coordinate policies, plans, and services for manpower programs throughout the state. The State Manpower Services Council (SMSC), established on May 30, 1974, by Executive Order 14, was created to serve as an advisory body to assist the Governor in coordinating prime sponsor and State manpower activities. Council members were appointed by the Governor, according to a federally established representation formula--1/3 or more members were prime sponsors; one member each from the Board of Education, Texas Employment Commission, and other state agencies selected by the Governor; and representatives of organized labor, business and industry, community-based organizations, client groups served, and the general public. Members served for one year, later for indefinite terms. The Chair initially was designated to be the Director of the Division of Planning Coordination, later was changed to a Governor-appointed position.

Responsibilities of the Council were to review and monitor manpower plans and programs of prime sponsors and state agencies; make recommendations for improving the coordination and effectiveness of manpower activities and programs; aggregate the plans of prime sponsors into a statewide plan to be submitted, with the Governor's approval, to the Department of Labor; make an annual report to the Governor; and issue reports, studies and other documentation to assist prime sponsors.

The Council received staff support from the Governor's Office, Division of Planning Coordination, Human Resources Section. The staff obtained plans and modifications, operating and progress reports, and other materials used in reviews of manpower plans and for monitoring program activities and services; assisted in developing recommendations to the Governor, prime sponsors, state agencies, and the public; and provided administrative and management support to the Council. The Council used the services of several state agencies to assist with their manpower directives and activities.

The Texas Department of Community Affairs was the Governor's designee to act as prime sponsor for areas not covered by local prime sponsors, known as Balance of the State (BOS). This Department was also responsible for assuring the participation and cooperation of all state agencies with local and state-wide manpower programs. The Prime Sponsor Planning Council was created to act as an advisory body to the Texas Department of Community Affairs in its role as Balance of State Prime Sponsor.

The Texas Employment Commission worked with prime sponsors in identifying and referring potential clients to manpower program operations. They also assisted with the placement of manpower program trained clients. The Texas Education Agency provided or approved education programs and facilities for institutional training of manpower clients. A number of other state agencies worked with SMSC to provide helpful services to state and local manpower programs and clients.

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Scope and Contents

Types of materials present include minutes and agenda, correspondence, memorandums, reports, profiles of SMSC centers, evaluations of contractors, proposals, applications, and various printed materials. These records cover the period 1973-1979 and reflect Texas State Manpower Services Council activity with the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act program. Staff support for the SMSC was provided by the Governor's Office, Division of Planning Coordination. Services available through this program (CETA) included manpower, training, and supportive services for a variety of workers, including migrants and Indians. Also present are profiles of prime sponsors and skills centers, and information on state services contractors.

To prepare this inventory, the described materials were cursorily reviewed to delineate series, to confirm the accuracy of contents lists, to provide an estimate of dates covered, and to determine record types.

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Organization of the Records
	These records are organized into six series and numerous subseries:

		Meeting files, 1974-1978, 6.24 cubic ft.
		Reports, 1974-1979, 3 cubic ft.
		General files, 1974-1979, 2 cubic ft.
		Migrant proposals, 1976-1978, 1 cubic ft.
		Indian manpower programs, 1973-1978, 0.24 cubic ft.
		Reference materials, 1975-1978, 0.23 cubic ft.

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

None.

Restrictions on Use

Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.).

Technical Requirements

None.

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Index Terms
	The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.
	Corporate Names:
		United States. Comprehensive Employment and Training Act.
		Texas. Prime Sponsor Planning Council.
		Texas. Office of the Governor. Division of Planning Coordination.
	Subjects:
		Manpower policy--Texas.
		Migrant labor--Employment--Texas.
	Document Types:
		Minutes--Texas--Manpower policy--1973-1979.
		Correspondence--Texas--Manpower policy--1973-1979.
		Reports--Texas--Manpower policy--1973-1979.
		Grant proposals--Texas--Manpower policy--1973-1979.
		Memorandums--Texas--Manpower policy--1973-1979.
		Agendas--Texas--Manpower policy--1976-1978.
		Proposals--Texas--Manpower policy--1976-1978.
		Notes--Texas--Manpower policy--1976-1978.
	Functions:
		Advising manpower policy.

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Related Material


	The following materials are offered as possible sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the records. The listing is not exhaustive.
	Texas State Archives
		Texas Office of the Governor, Division of Budget and Planning, Governor's correspondence, 1983, 1987-1990, 3 cubic ft.
		Texas Office of the Governor, Division of Budget and Planning, Records, 1973-1980, 5.5 linear ft.
		Texas Office of the Governor, Division of Budget and Planning, Records, 1918, 1953-1982, 39 cubic ft.
		Texas Office of the Governor, Division of Budget and Planning, Records, 1972-1981, 4 cubic ft.

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

(Identify the item and cite the series), Records, State Manpower Services Council, Texas Office of the Governor. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

Accession Information

Accession numbers: 1989/054, 1990/157

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Governor's Office of Budget and Planning, through the Records Management Division of the State Library, on December 6, 1988. Additional records were transferred by the Texas Department of Community Affairs, Manpower Services Division (via the Records Management Division of the Texas State Library) to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission on June 19, 1990.

Processing Information

Laura K. Saegert, February 1989

Tony Black, November 1990

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Detailed Description of the Collection

Meeting files, 1974-1978,
6.24 cubic ft.

Materials present include minutes, agenda, reports, proposals, correspondence, memorandums, notes, membership lists, copies of federal laws and other printed material. These records cover the period 1974-1978 and document meetings and activities of the State Manpower Services Council, the Prime Sponsor Planning Council, and their committees. Permanent committees of the State Manpower Services Council were: Policy Committee, Planning and Coordination Committee, Review Committee, and Special Projects Committee. During each meeting, the Council had a general meeting, followed by Committee meetings.

Organization of the Records

These records are organized into three subseries:

Original meeting files, 1976-1978, 1 cubic ft.

Agenda books, 1974-1978, 4.75 cubic ft.

Prime Sponsor Planning Council meeting files, 1974-1975, 0.49 cubic ft.

Original meeting files, 1976-1978,
1 cubic ft.

Files contain meeting agendas for the State Manpower Services Council and committee meetings; minutes of previous meetings; reports, proposals, prime sponsor monitoring reports and other items presented during the meetings; meeting notices; letters; memorandums; notes; and issues of the Federal Register and copies of other printed materials. Dates covered are 1976-1978.

Arrangement

Arranged chronologically by month and/or meeting dates.

Box

folder

1989/054-5

Originals, Feb. 26-27, 1976

Originals, March - April, 1976

Originals, July - Aug. 25-26, 1976

Originals, Dec., 1976 - Jan., 1977

Originals, March 31 - April, 1977

Originals, April - May, 1977

Originals, July, 1977

Originals, August, 1977

Originals, Oct., 1977

10.

Originals, Oct. - Nov., 1977 - Sept., 1978

Agenda books, 1974-1978,
4.75 cubic ft.

Files contain meeting agendas for the State Manpower Services Council and committee meetings; minutes of previous meetings; reports, proposals, prime sponsor monitoring reports and other items presented during the meetings; committee chairmen's meeting outlines and meeting reports; copies of printed materials; and a few letters. Dates covered are 1974-1978. A full set of the agenda books was transferred to the Archives in 1988. In 1990 a partial set of books was transferred which cover some of the same years. These were retained as they contain some differences such as annotations and additions or deletions.

Arrangement

Arranged chronologically by meeting dates. General council meetings are filed first followed by committee meetings. [See also Box 1990/157-1]

Accession Information

A full set of the agenda books was transferred in the accession of December 6, 1988. Agenda books for most of the meetings of 1974 and 1975 (not in binders) were transferred by the Texas Department of Community Affairs, Manpower Services Division (via the Records Management Division of the Texas State Library) to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commisison on June 19, 1990. These are retained because they are not identical to the agenda books of the previous accession, but contain some differences, such as annotations and additions or deletions.

Box

1989/054-6

Agenda book 1, May 31, 1974

Agenda book 2, June 29, 1974

Agenda book 3, August 28, 1974

Agenda book 4, September 18-19, 1974

Agenda book 5, October 16, 1974

Agenda book 6, December 12-13, 1974

Agenda book 7, January 28-29, 1975

Agenda book 8, February 26-27, 1975

Box

1989/054-7

Agenda book 9, April 10-11, 1975

Agenda book 10, May 23, 1975,
2 volumes

Agenda book 11, June 19-20, 1975

Agenda book 12, July 31 - August 1, 1975

Agenda book 13, September 18-19, 1975

Agenda book 14, October 30-31, 1975

Agenda book 15, November 17, 1975

Box

1989/054-8

Agenda book 16, January 15-16, 1976

Agenda book 17, February 26-27, 1976

Agenda book 18, April 29-30, 1976

Agenda book 19, May 27-28, 1976

Agenda book 20, August 25-26, 1976

Agenda book 21, November 3-4, 1976

Box

1989/054-9

Agenda book 22, February 2-3, 1977

Agenda book 23, March 31 - April 1, 1977

Agenda book 24, May 19-20, 1977

Agenda book 25, July 7-8, 1977

Agenda book 26, August 11-12, 1977

Agenda book 27, October 13-14, 1977

Agenda book 28, September 25-26, 1978

Box

folder

1990/157-1

Agenda Book, June 28, 1974

Agenda Book, August 28, 1974

Agenda Book, September 18-19, 1974

Agenda Book, October 16, 1974

Agenda Book, December 12-13, 1974

Agenda Book, January 29, 1975

Agenda Book, February 26-27, 1975

Agenda Book, April 10-11, 1975

Agenda Book, A-K, May 23, 1975

10.

Agenda Book, P-X, May 23, 1975

11.

Agenda Book, June 19-20, 1975

12.

Agenda Book, July 31 - August 1, 1975

13.

Agenda Book, September 18-19, 1975

14.

Agenda Book, October 30-31, 1975

Prime Sponsor Planning Council meeting files, 1974-1975,
0.49 cubic ft.

These files contain agenda, minutes, organizational charts, membership lists, maps, copies of federal laws and regulations, statements of responsibilities, policy recommendations, forms, etc. for the Prime Sponsor Planning Council and its committees. Dates covered are 1974-1975.

The Prime Sponsor Planning Council, an advisory body appointed by the Texas Department of Community Affairs, was composed of representatives of the Balance of State geographic area (i.e., the 161 counties in Texas that did not qualify as prime sponsors), and was chosen from local elected officials, representatives of the client community, community-based organizations, the Employment Service, education and training agencies and institutions, business, labor, and agriculture. It contained three committees: the Planning Committee, the Program Operations Committee, and the Monitoring and Evaluation Committee.

Arrangement

Arranged chronologically.

Box

folder

1990/157-1

15.

Prime Sponsor Planning Council Meeting, May 30, 1974

16-17.

Prime Sponsor Planning Council Meeting, September 26, 1974

Box

folder

1990/157-2

1-2.

Prime Sponsor Planning Council Meeting, March 11, 1975

Prime Sponsor Planning Council Meeting, March 27, 1975

Prime Sponsor Planning Council Meeting, October 29, 1975

Prime Sponsor Planning Council Meeting, Miscellaneous

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Reports, 1974-1979,
3 cubic ft.

Profiles and monitoring checklists of prime sponsors and skills centers, quarterly progress reports of prime sponsors, and evaluation and performance reports of state services contractors. Dates covered are 1974-1979. These records discuss the prime sponsors, skills centers, and contractors which worked with the State Manpower Services Council and the various CETA programs.

Organization of the Records

These records are organized into four subseries:

Prime sponsors monitoring checklists, 1974-1977, 0.65 cubic ft.

Skills centers profiles, 1975, fractional

Prime sponsors progress reports, 1974-1979, 2.10 cubic ft.

State services contractors reports, 1975, 1978, 0.25 cubic ft.

Prime sponsors monitoring checklists, 1974-1977,
0.65 cubic ft.

These are profiles of prime sponsors, including information on program goals, organization, and management; characteristics of the area served; amount of CETA funds; sub-contractors; enrollment, component, and supportive services offered; services available to job ready clients; non-financial agreements; programs funded by CETA other than prime sponsor funds; coordination with state and local agencies; overall program concept and design; roster of local Manpower Planning Council or group; CETA manpower training programs; and organizational charts of the manpower group and client activity. Dates covered are 1974-1977.

Arrangement

Arranged into three alphabetical sets of records, each set covering a different year.

Monitoring checklists, 1975:

Box

folder

1989/054-10

A-B

D-E

F-Ha

He-Ho

N-S

T-W

Monitoring checklists, 1976:

Box

folder

1989/054-10

A-B

10.

Ce-Co

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

Hi-Ho

17.

N-P

18.

R-S

19.

T-W

Monitoring checklists, 1977:

Box

folder

1989/054-10

20.

A - Ca

21.

Ce - D

22.

23.

24.

G - Ha

25.

Hi - Ho

26.

L - P

27.

R - S

28.

T - W

Skills centers profiles, 1975,
fractional

Profiles or information sheets on four joint SMSC skills centers, dated 1975. Data given includes education courses offered; operations; educational, counseling, and supportive services offered; financial activity; coordination with prime sponsors, TEA or other manpower related agencies; and performance factors--problems encountered, individuals contacted, and projected budget.

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically.

Box

folder

1989/054-10

29.

Dallas, Fort Worth

30.

Houston

31.

San Antonio

Prime sponsors progress reports, 1974-1979,
2.10 cubic ft.

Progress reports of prime sponsors, primarily quarterly, a few yearly or at other intervals, dated 1974-1979. These reports contain summaries of enrollment data, financial activity, and client characteristics. Following these reports are two reports summarizing the quarterly progress reports through statistical compilations, for the first two quarters of FY 1978.

Arrangement

Progress reports arranged into four alphabetical sets of records, each set covering a different fiscal year. Summary reports follow.

Progress reports, 1974-1975:

Box

folder

1989/054-10

32.

Check-in sheets

33.

A - B

34.

35.

Ce - Co

36.

37.

E - F

38.

G - Ha

39.

40.

Hi - Ho

41.

N - P

42.

43.

T - W

Progress reports, 1975-1976:

Box

folder

1989/054-10

44.

Check-in sheets

45.

Alamo Area Consortium

46.

Balance of State

47.

Cameron County

Box

folder

1989/054-11

Capital Area Consortium

Central Texas Consortium

Coastal Bend Consortium

Dallas (city)

Dallas County

El Paso city/county

Fort Worth Consortium

Galveston County

Gulf Coast Consortium

10.

Harris County

11.

Hidalgo/Willacy Consortium

12.

Houston (city)

13.

North Texas Consortium

14.

Panhandle Consortium

15.

Region XI Consortium

16.

South East Texas Consortium

17.

Tarrant County

18.

Webb County

Progress reports, 1976-1977:

Box

folder

1989/054-11

19.

Check-in sheets

20.

Abilene

21.

Alamo Area Consortium

22.

Balance of State

23.

Cameron County

24.

Capital Area Consortium

25.

Central Texas Consortium

26.

Coastal Bend Consortium

27.

Dallas (city)

28.

Dallas County

29.

El Paso city/county

30.

Fort Worth Consortium

31.

Galveston County

32.

Gulf Coast Consortium

33.

Harris County

34.

Hidalgo/Willacy Consortium

35.

Houston (city)

36.

Lubbock

37.

North Texas Consortium

38.

Panhandle Consortium

39.

Pasadena Consortium

Box

folder

1989/054-12

Region XI Consortium

South East Texas Consortium

Tarrant County

Webb County

Progress reports, 1977-1978 (1979):

Box

folder

1989/054-12

Check-in sheets

Abilene

Alamo Area Consortium

Balance of State

Cameron County

10.

Capital Area Consortium

11.

Central Texas Consortium

12.

Coastal Bend Consortium

13.

Dallas (city)

14.

Dallas County

15.

East Texas Consortium

16.

El Paso city/county

17.

Fort Worth Consortium

18.

Galveston County

19.

Gulf Coast Consortium

20.

Harris County

21.

Hidalgo County

22.

Houston (city)

23.

Lubbock

24.

North Texas Consortium

25.

Penhandle Consortium

26.

Pasadena Consortium

27.

Region XI Consortium

28.

South East Texas Consortium

29.

Tarrant County

30.

Webb County

31.

FY 78 Prime Sponsors Desk Monitoring, 1st Quarter

32.

2nd Quarter

State services contractors reports, 1975, 1978,
0.25 cubic ft.

Evaluation reports of state services contractors-- state agencies, and national, state and local associations; and a mid-year performance report on these contractors. Records date from 1975 and 1978 .

Organization of the Records

These records are organized into two subseries:

Evaluation reports, 1975, 0.25 cubic ft.

Performance report, 1978, fractional

Evaluation reports, 1975,
0.25 cubic ft.

Evaluation reports of state services contractors with the CETA program. Reports, 1975, specify the type of contract, services offered, quantified goals, background data on the agency performing the services, funding, evaluation procedures, program operations, program analysis and evaluation, major concerns of the reviewer against the program, and conclusions and recommendations. Programs with specific problems were then notified of the problems and the steps needed to correct it. Correspondence concerning problems usually accompanies the evaluation report.

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically.

Evaluation reports, 1975

Box

folder

1989/054-12

33.

C-E

34.

G-I

35.

O-S

36.

TEA

37.

TEC, Texas A&M

38.

Texas A. R. C., Texas Rehabilitation Commission

39.

Texas Water Control Board

Performance report, 1978,
fractional cubic ft.

A progress report on state services contractors for the first half of FY 1978. Information is provided on each contractor, including contract recipients, contract amounts, description of contracts, services provided, staff organization, administrative costs, prime sponsors receiving services, coordination with prime sponsors, characteristics of clients served, and problems encountered and recommendations.

Arrangement

The records consist of a single report.

Box

folder

1989/054-12

40.

Mid-Year Review State Services Contracts, FY 78

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General files, 1973-1979, 2 cubic ft.
	Correspondence and administrative files of regional consortiums, agencies, organizations, and consultants working with the State Manpower Services Council and its manpower programs. Dates covered are 1973-1979.
	Organization of the Records
	These records are organized into two subseries:
	Consortium and agency files, 1973-1979, 1 cubic ft.
	Consultant files, 1974-1976, 1 cubic ft.
			Consortium and agency files, 1973-1979, 1 cubic ft.
		Files contain correspondence, memorandums, notes, proposals, applications, reports, and printed materials. Preceding these files are a few topical or administrative files, including lists of State Manpower Services Council members, legal materials, meeting photographs, background materials on the SMSC, nominations, appointments, reading files, and incoming correspondence. These are general files of regional consortiums and agencies--generally prime sponsors, involved in the state's manpower programs. Files are dated 1973-1979.
		Arrangement
		Arranged alphabetically.
Box	folder
1989/054-13	1.			SMSC member list
	2.			Legal notices
	3.			Other newspaper publications
	4.			Sample A-95 Letter E, review letter
	5.			Joint Signatures - TDCA
	6.			SMSC photographs
	7.			Background work on SMSC composition
	8.			SMSC Nominations
	9.			SMSC reading file
	10.			Out of state requests
	11-13.			Incoming correspondence - TDCA
	14.			SMSC Incoming Correspondence
	15.			Correspondence re: SMSC Appointments
	16.			CETA Fund Reallocations
			Consortium - agency files:
Box	folder
1989/054-13	17.			Advisory Council on Technical Vocational Education in Texas, William L. Jones, Jr.
	18.			Alamo Area Consortium
	19.			Balance of State
	20.			Business and Industry - William Driskill
	21.			Cameron County
	22.			Capital Area Consortium
	23.			Central Texas Consortium
	24.			Coastal Bend Consortium
	25.			Community-Based Organizations Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc.
	26.			Dallas (city)
	27.			Dallas County
	28.			El Paso Consortium
	29.			Fort Worth Consortium
	30.			G. I. Forum
	31.			Galveston County
	32.			Gulf Coast Manpower Con., E.E. Brewer
	33.			Harris County
	34.			Heart of Texas Consortium
	35.			Hidalgo-Willacy Consortium
	36.			Houston (city)
	37.			Lubbock
	38.			LULAC
	39.			North Texas Consortium
	40.			Organized Labor, Texas AFL-CIO, Harry Hubbard
	41.			Panhandle Manpower Consortium
	42.			Pasadena
	43.			Public Representative - Mable Chandler
	44.			- Robert J. Mullins
	45.			Region XI Consortium
	46.			Service, Employment, and Redevelopment, William Cruz
	47.			South East Texas Consortium
	48.			State Agency - Department of Public Welfare, Raymond Vowell
	49.			- Texas Employment Commission, Joe D. Gunn
	50.			- Texas Industrial Commission, Gerald Brown
	51.			Tarrant County
	52.			Texas Association of Community Action Agencies, S.A. Anderson
	53.			Texas Department of Community Affairs
	54.			[Texas Department of Community Affairs, correspondence, 1978]
	55.			Vocational education, Texas Education agency, Dr. M.L. Brockette
	56.			West Central Texas COG
	57.			Webb County
			Consultant files, 1974-1976, 1 cubic ft.
		Files contain memorandums, correspondence, agreements, notes, reports, meeting minutes, printed materials, and copies of federal laws. General files of individual consultants and organizations involved in the state's manpower programs. Files are dated 1974-1976.
		Arrangement
		Records are unarranged.
Box	folder
1989/054-14	1.			Ludin, Ron
	2.			Hale, Gwen
	3.			Dr. Ray Marshall, Director, Center for Study of Human Resources, UT-Austin
	4.			Myra Robinson, Big Spring
	5.			P.L. 93-641
	6.			DOL - Reading File - One year or older
	7.			Dr. Lew Earl, Consultant payment
	8.			Consultant resources
	9.			Leo Bounds reading file
	10.			SMSC [reading file, 1974-1975]
	11.			SMSC [reading file, 1974-1975]
	12.			SMSC Reading file - one year or older [1974]
	13.			SMSC Reading file [1974]
	14.			Incoming correspondence, current
	15.			CETA Reading file - one year or older
				Reading files:
Box	folder
1989/054-14	16.				June - 1975
	17.				July - 1975
	18.				August - 1975
	19.				September - 1975
	20.				October - 1975
	21.				November - 1975
	22.				December - 1975
	23.				January - 1976
	24.				February - 1976
	25.				March - 1976
	26.				April - 1976
	27.				May - 1976
	28.				June - 1976
	29.				July - 1976
	30.				August - 1976
	31.				September - 1976
	32.				October - 1976
	33.				November - 1976
	34.				December - 1976
	35.				Memos from Governor's Office
	36.				BOS Prime Sponsor Meetings
	37.				G. I. Forum, Veterans Outreach Program
	38.				SER, 1974
	39.				Prime Sponsor Planning Council Meetings
	40.				Governor's Office of Migrant Affairs
	41.				Rudy Flores
	42.				Image
	43.				LULAC

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Migrant proposals, 1976-1978,
1 cubic ft.

Proposals for grants to provide manpower, training, and supportive services for migrants and seasonal farmworkers, consisting of grant applications; incorporation, bylaws, and other data on the organization to provide the services; objectives of the program; goals and priorities; performance standards; description of economic conditions; analysis of labor market and social services; participants to be served; services to be provided; contracts and agreements; financial information; assurances; and letters of support. Dates covered are 1976-1978. Areas not covered by specific organizations were included in the proposals submitted by the Governor's Office of Migrant Affairs. One proposal does not request CETA funding; instead, it requests funds for food and nutrition assistance.

Arrangement

Records are unarranged.

Box

1989/054-15

Regional Migrant Manpower Program, Economic Opportunities Development Corporation, 1976

Community Action Council of South Texas, 1977

Community Food and Nutrition Program, Texas Migrant Council, 1978

Special Residential Skill Training and Employment Program, Motivation Education & Training, 1977

A Statewide Comprehensive Manpower Plan for Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers, Governor's Office of Migrant Affairs, 1976, FY 1977-1978

Funding Request, Manpower Education and Training, 1977
(3 folders)

Funding Request for CETA 303 Farmworker Program, Associated City-County Economic Development Corporation of Hidalgo County, 1976

Farmworker Youth Community Conservation & Improvement Projects for Texas and Louisiana, Motivation Education & Training, 1978

Farmworker Youth Employment & Training Program for Texas & Louisiana, Motivation Education & Training, 1978

Proposal for St. Edward's University YETP Program, 1978

Governor's Office on Migrant Affairs, 1977

Farmworker Training & Employment in Conjunction with Rural Economic Development, Southwest Council for Economic Development, 1978

A Regional Comprehensive Manpower Plan for Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers..., Governor's Office of Migrant Affairs, FY 1978-1979

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Indian manpower programs, 1973-1978,
0.24 cubic ft.

Files contain correspondence, grant applications and modifications, and reference materials concerning starting up a manpower program and on areas to receive manpower services. These files cover the period 1973-1978 and pertain to the Indian manpower training programs--Indian Employment Training Service.

Arrangement

Records are unarranged.

Box

folder

1989/054-16

Indian manpower programs, correspondence, 1974-76

Texas Indian Commission, meeting agenda and reference materials, 1976

3-8.

Indian Employment Training Service

grant application, report of federal cash transactions, 1976

modification to grant application, August, 1976

January, 1977

6-7.

August, 1977

[grant application, August - December, 1978]

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Reference materials, 1975-1978,
0.23 cubic ft.

Files consist of issues or copies of published or printed materials, newsletters, and correspondence concerning CETA rules and regulations, changes in legislation, and materials specifically relating to migrants. Files are dated 1975-1978.

Arrangement

Records are unarranged.

Box

folder

1989/054-16

9-11.

CETA - Laws and Regulations

12.

303 - Migrants - CETA

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