This newsletter focuses on the theme of early intervention which infants and young children with special needs in nine brief articles: "Early Intervention: A Matter of Context" (Samuel J. Meisels); "Early Intervention Research: Asking and Answering Meaningful Questions" (Jack P. Shonkoff); "From Case Management to Service Coordination: Families, Policymaking, and Part H" (Evelyn B. Hausslein et al.); "Part H Coordinators: Stresses, Satisfactions, and Supports" (Carol P. Berman); "Supports for the Process of Change in 'Program Families'" (Linda Gilkerson); "Finding Common Ground: Facilitating a Therapeutic Group for Diverse Parents of Young, Disturbed Children" (Lesley Koplow); "The Long Aftermath: Ethical Dilemmas in Resource Allocation Posed by the Care of Medically Fragile Young Children" (Edward A. Feinberg); "NCCIP: Achievement and Challenge--Remarks upon Receiving the Dolley Madison Award" (Urie Bronfenbrenner); and the presidential address of the president of the National Center for Clinical Infant Programs (Kathryn E. Barnard). Also included in the newsletter are reviews of nine publications and a conference schedule. (DB)