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Acronyms and Abbreviations 

A ACHP – Advisory Council on Historic Preservation 

ACOE – Army Corps of Engineers 

AFL - American Federation of Labor 

AFL-CIO - American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organization

ALRA – Agricultural Labor Relations Act of 1975 

ALRB - Agricultural Labor Relations Board 

APE – area of potential affects 

ARPA - Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979

AWIL - Agricultural Workers Industrial League 

AWOC – Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee 

AWIU - Agricultural Workers’ Industrial Union 

B BLM – Bureau of Land Management 

BNSF – Burlington, Northern Santa Fe Railway Line 

C CAA – Clear Air Act 

CAWIU - Cannery and Agricultural Workers Industrial Union 

CEQ – Council of Environmental Quality 

CFR – Code of Federal Regulations 

CIO - Congress of Industrial Organizations 

CMM - California Migrant Ministry 

COPH – Center for Oral and Public History at California State University, Fullerton 

CORE - Congress of Racial Equality 

CPLC – Chicanos Por La Causa 

CSO – Community Service Organization 

CUOM - Confederacion de Uniones de Obreros Mexicanos (Confederation of Mexican Workers Unions) 

CWA – Clean Water Act 

D DIS - Division of Industrial Safety (State of California) 

DO – Director’s Order 

E EA – Environmental Assessment 

EIS – Environmental Impact Statement 

EO – Executive Order 

EPA – United States Environmental Protection Agency 

ESA – Endangered Species Act 

F FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation 

FEMA – Federal Emergency Management Agency 

FR – Federal Register 

FTE – Full-Time Equivalent 

FWA – Farm Workers Association 

G GSVA - Growers-Shippers Vegetable Association 

H HB – House Bill 

HUAC - House Un-American Activities Committee 

HVAC – heating, ventilation, and air conditioning 

I IWA - Independent Workers Association 

IWW - International Workers of the World (also known as Wobblies) 
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L LWCF – Land and Water Conservation Fund 

M MAPA - Mexican American Political Association 

MCOP – Maricopa County Organizing Project 

MOP – Migrant Opportunity Program 

N NAGPRA – Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990 

NAWU - National Agricultural Workers Union 

NEPA – National Environmental Policy Act 

NFLU - National Farm Labor Union 

NFWA – National Farm Workers Association 

NFWSC – National Farm Worker Service Center 

NHL – National Historic Landmark 

NHP – National Historic Park 

NHPA – National Historic Preservation Act 

NHS – National Historic Site 

NHT – National Historic Trail 

NLRA - National Labor Relations Act 

NP – National Park 

NPS – National Park Service 

NRCS – Natural Resources Conservation Service, United States Department of Agriculture 

NRHP – National Register of Historic Places 

P PEPC – National Park Service Planning, Environment and Public Comment Website 

PL – Public Law 

S SHPO – state historic preservation officer 

SNCC - Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee 

SRS – Special Resource Study 

T TCP – Traditional Cultural Properties 

TUUL - Trade Union Unity League 

U UAW - United Auto Workers 

UCAPAWA - United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America 

UFW – United Farm Workers of America 

UFWOC – United Farm Workers Organizing Committee 

USC – United States Code 

USDA – United States Department of Agriculture 

USFWS – United States Fish and Wildlife Service 
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listed below, numerous interviews with Cesar Chavez were consulted. 

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Chavez, Richard (Lopez 1997, Ray Rast 2004, Ray Rast 2010) 

Chavez, Paul (Ray Rast 2004) 

Chavez Medina, Rita (Ray Rast 2011) 

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Rodriguez, Arturo (Ray Rast 2004) 

Ybarra, Richard (Ray Telles 2008) 

Newspapers 

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Delano Record (1965-70) 

El Malcriado (1965-76) 

Fresno Bee (1973) 

Los Angeles Times (1962-1984) 

New York Times (1965-1979) 

San Francisco Chronicle (1966) 
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Federal Bureau of Investigations File #100-444762 (1965-73) 

Photograph collections 

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Encinas, Bill (1971-74) 

Hamilton, Johnny (1973) 

Harris, Mark Jonathan (1966) 

Hartmann, Ilka (1972-93) 

Jones, Nick (1966-76) 

Kouns, John A. (1966-96) 

Lewis, Jon (1966-68) 

Montoya, Ruben (1970-74) 

Murphy, Cathy (1975-76) 

Pitt, Mark (1973-74) 

Richards, Harvey (1962-69) 

Segur, Hub (1969-73) 

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1997 The Fight in the Fields: Cesar Chavez and the Farmworkers’ Struggle. Berkeley: Independent 

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Preparers

Core Study Team 

The core study team is based in the National Park 

Service’s Pacific West Regional Office in Oakland / 

San Francisco, California. Core study team members 

were responsible for public involvement and 

outreach, research, writing and analysis, development 

of the alternatives, environmental compliance, and 

production of the draft study report. 

Martha Crusius, Project Manager;

Program Chief, Park Planning and 

Environmental Compliance 

Suzanne Brinkley, Planner 

Barbara Butler, Landscape Architect 

Anne Dove, Planner 

EXTENDED STUDY TEAM

The extended study team includes NPS Pacific West 

Regional Office staff who provided assistance and 

expertise for specific aspects of the study. 

Mamie Choy, Landscape Architect. 

Participated in newsletter production, 

website development, public meeting 

facilitation, alternatives development. 

Elaine Jackson-Retondo, Ph.D., 

Architectural Historian, Acting History 

Program Manager, National Historic 

Landmarks Program Manager. Participated 

in alternatives development, technical 

review of historic overview, resource 

description and resource significance. 

Lynne Nakata, Interpretive Specialist. 

Participated in alternatives development and 

review. 

Rose Rumball-Petre, Environmental 

Compliance Specialist. Primary author of 

the environmental assessment. Participated 

in alternatives development and review. 

Fred York, Ph.D., Anthropologist. 

Participated in alternatives development and 

review. Advised on Native American 

communications. 

CONTRIBUTING ORGANIZATIONS

California State University, Fullerton, 

Center for Oral History and Public 

History

Raymond W. Rast, Ph.D. 

Dr. Rast directed the research that identified 

significant historical sites associated with Cesar 

Chavez and the farm labor movement; conducted 

interviews and oral histories as part of this research; 

submitted a report to the NPS that served as the basis 

for much of Chapters 2 and 3 of this report; assisted 

in stakeholder outreach; advised in development of 

public materials; participated in alternatives 

development; provided technical review of historic 

overview, resource description and resource 

significance. 

Five students at California State University, 

Fullerton, made significant contributions to this 

study: Evan Haynes, Lindsey Noyes, Derek Papa, 

Maria Quintero, and Bryon Walsh. Students enrolled 

in History 492B (Fall 2009), History 492C (Spring 

2010), and History 506 (Spring 2011) at California 

State University, Fullerton, made additional 

contributions. 

CONSULTANTS

The following individuals who were or are active in 

various aspects of the farm labor movement gave 

generously of their time to advise and inform the 

research that supports this report. 

Doug Adair 

Rev. Deacon Sal Alvarez 

Rev. Monsignor Eugene Boyle 

LeRoy Chatfield 

Paul Chavez 

Richard Chavez 

Jose Cortez 

Dolores Huerta 

Rudy Chavez Medina 

Rick Tejada-Flores 
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The NPS study team asked for and received 

tremendous help from many people and organizations 

in hosting public meetings, providing Spanish 

translation services, publicizing the study and 

meetings, providing historic photos and other 

documentation, organizing site visits and tours. 

Thank you to: 

Doug Adair 

Cafe on A – Rudy F. Acuna Gallery and 

Cultural Arts Center, Debbie De Vries 

Deedee Caro 

Leroy Chatfield – Farmworkers 

Documentation Project 

Cesar E. Chavez Elementary School, 

Coachella Valley Unified School District, 

Robert Hughes, Principal 

Chavez Family Vision – Rudy Chavez 

Medina, Rita Chavez Medina 

Cesar E. Chavez Foundation – Paul Chavez, 

Alma Madrigal, Monica Parra 

Julz Chavez 

Chicanos Por La Causa – Edmundo Hidalgo, 

Delia Saldate, Jose Cortez, Jose Habre 

Marc Grossman 

Jonny Itliong 

Cristina Mendez 

Radio Campesina 

Julie Chavez Rodriguez 

City of San Jose, Mayor Chuck Reed’s 

Office

Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors, 

President Dave Cortese’s Office 

Santa Clara County: Executive’s Office, 

Department of Parks and Recreation 

Steinbeck Institute of Arts & Culture 

United Farm Workers, Arturo Rodriguez 

Wayne State University, Walter P. Reuther 

Library, Detroit, Michigan 

... and many others whose names we never knew or 

who slipped through the cracks. We are grateful to 

all of you for your information, advice, and 

assistance.