Motion to Deem Request for Admissions Admitted in the case of Arizona Bank Travel Service vs. League of United Latin American Citizens, dated December 28, 1976. The document is signed and submitted by Gary K. Jordan, Attorney for the Plaintiff.

Letter from Maxwell, Thomas, & Shattuck to E. Frances David, Manpower Director for County of San Mateo, includes audits of Administrative Costs, Allowances, Training, and Supportive Services. The letter also includes a list of salary advance for Joe Velez.

League of United Latin American Citizens envelope addressed to John J. Herrera and postmarked December 5, 1976.

Internal Revenue Service envelope addressed to Ray A. Gano from Douglas G. Gray, postmarked December 1, 1976.

Letter from Ray A. Gano to John J. Herrera on December 2, 1976, requesting a response to an enclosed note from Douglas G. Gray from the Scottsdale IRS office.

Letter from Gary K. Jordan to John J. Herrera on December 28, 1976, regarding Arizona Bank Travel Service vs. LULAC motions.

Memorandum from Ada R. Pena, LULAC National President, to Supreme Council members regarding newly appointed positions. The memo is dated December 15, 1976, and printed on League of United Latin American Citizens letterhead. The memo requests resumes for submission to the Hispanic Talent Bank and details the information needed on the resumes as well as areas of appointments.

Mailgram from Ray A. Gano, LULAC Abrazar Task Force Committee Chairman, to Manuel Gonzales, dated December 9, 1976. The mailgram is a confirmation of a message from Gano to Pete Villa reading, "It would be deemed that no response has been received if I am not in receipt of a written response to interrogatories mailed December 1, 1976 by December 13, 1976."

Mailgram addressed to Manuel Gonzales and dated December 14, 1976. The message confirms a mailgram from Ray A. Gano, Abrazar Project Task Force Chairman, to Joe R. Benites at Adolph Coors. The message requests a response regarding the audit report and interrogatories about the Abrazar Program.

Mailgram addressed to Manuel Gonzales and dated December 7, 1976. The message confirms a mailgram from Ray A. Gano, Abrazar Project Task Force Chairman, to Elisa de la Vara. The message indicates that the audit of the LULAC Abrazar Project is being compiled without de la Vara's input as she has not responded to the request for information.

Mailgram addressed to Manuel Gonzales and dated December 7, 1976. The message confirms a mailgram from Ray A. Gano, Abrazar Project Task Force Chairman, to Pete Villa. The message indicates that the audit of the LULAC Abrazar Project is being compiled without his input as Villa has not responded to the request for information.

Mailgram addressed to Manuel Gonzales and dated December 7, 1976. The message confirms a mailgram from Ray A. Gano, Abrazar Project Task Force Chairman, to Fidel Davila. The message indicates that the audit of the LULAC Abrazar Project is being compiled without his input as Davila has not responded to the request for information.

Mailgram addressed to Manuel Gonzales and dated December 7, 1976. The message confirms a mailgram from Ray . Gano, Abrazar Project Task Force Chairman, to Fred Ochoa. The message indicates that the audit of the LULAC Abrazar Project is being compiled without his input as Ochoa has not responded to the request for information.

Mailgram addressed to Manuel Gonzales and dated December 7, 1976. The message confirms a mailgram from Ray A. Gano, Abrazar Project Task Force Chairman, to Joseph R. Benites. The message indicates that the audit of the LULAC Abrazar Project is being compiled without input from Benites as he has not responded to the request for information. The letter from Joseph R. Benites to Ray A. Gano indicates that Benites has no information to give for the audit.

Onionskin paper carbon copy of letter from John J. Herrera to Jim Wright congratulating him on being elected as majority leader in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Letter from Ruth B. Juarez to John J. Herrera, requesting Herrera look into a legal matter for Juarez; Janie Banuelos has been seeing lawyers about a case and Juarez would like Herrera to talk to Banuelos.

Letter from John J. Herrera's brother, Albert B. Herrera, wishing John and his family a Merry Christmas. The letter is signed B. B., Juanita, and Junior. The letter is accompanied by a booklet entitled, "The Great Questions", a Christian faith-based publication, as well as the addressed envelope that contained the aforementioned contents.