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26 Clearinghouse Rev. 1 (1992-1993)

handle is hein.journals/clear26 and id is 1 raw text is: 25th Anniversary Review of Legal Services To Our Readers I was among those fortunate enough to attend the inspiring symposium on Legal Services to the Poor: The Dream, the Reality, the Future, held at the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library on April 8, in beautiful Austin, Texas. Upon inquiry, I found that the L.B.J. Library had photographs relevant to the history of legal services. We will include some of these in future issues of the Clearinghouse Review. The first appear in this issue of the Review, courtesy of the L.B.J. Library. The National Clearinghouse for Legal Services is proud to have played a part in serving legal advocates for poor people during the past 25 years. We will celebrate our 25th anniversary this year in several ways. The first is this special issue of the Clearinghouse Review looking back at the history of legal services and looking ahead to what the future may hold, from the perspective of national support centers, the National Training Coordinating Council (NTCC), and the National Organization of State Support Units (NOSSU). We are grateful for the opportunity to publish these articles. Two events will take place in September in conjunction with our 25th anni- versary. On September 25 and 26, 1992, in Chicago, the Clearinghouse will hold a 25th anniversary symposium on the impact of the revolution in communications and technology on poor people, on their substantive legal claims, and on effective legal representation on their behalf. Since September 1992 marks the 25th anni- versary of the very first issue of the Clearinghouse Review (in September 1967), the September Review will present a history of the Clearinghouse's 25 years. One final note. We are grateful to all who have responded to our two reader surveys in the November 1991 and February 1992 Reviews. We take our readers' suggestions seriously. Thanks to all of you for your comments-and criticisms. Please keep them coming. Stephen L. Spitz Executive Director Clearinghouse Review-Special Issue 1992

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