This issue of the newsletter of the U.S. Agency for International Development (AID) Clearinghouse on Development Communication contains: a report from the Acapulco conference of the new International Program for the Development of Communication; an article on the roles of radio and print in national health campaigns in developing countries; a description of Kenya's language arts pilot program, which uses radio to teach primary school children mastery of English as a second language; an essay on the information community and farmers' information needs in developing countries; a descriptive report entitled "Educational Communication Development in Indonesia: A Multimedia Approach"; a column on communication training in Latin America; a set of reviews of recent books on communication and educational development; a set of descriptions of recent materials received by the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) pertaining to educational broadcast programs and the production and use of instructional materials; a description of the Development Communication Support Project in Egypt; a description of the new publication, International Dateline, a resource for broadcasters in the developing world; and excerpts from a Commonwealth Committee report on communication and the media. (JL)