This newsletter on development projects in developing nations include the following major articles: (1) "An Insider's Perspective: Dr. Henry Cassirer Talks to DCR about Development Communication and Unesco"; (2) "Comic Books Carry Health Messages to Rural Children in Honduras," by Oscar Vigano; (3) "Computers Come to the Aid of Planners: New Software Package Available," by Judy Brace; (4) "Radio Improving Status of Women in Nepal," by Kathleen Goodman and Mana Wagley; (5) "Social Marketing Strategies for Diarrheal Disease Control Programs--PAHO 'Communications for Health' Workshop," by Ann Jimerson and Michael McQuestion; (6) "South Pacific Islanders Use Satellites in Nutrition Communication," by Gloria Renda and Brian Riordan; (7) "Breaking the Cycle," by Jacques Dupont; (8)"The 'Dirty Power' Problems" (about unstable electrical power) by Gary Garriott; (9) "Using Audiocassettes in Distance Education," by Jo Bradley; and (10) "Foreign Television by Satellite Enhances Language Studies in U.S.A.," by Victor Aulestia. Reviews of recent publications and of ERIC documents, as well as development-related conference announcements are included. (LMM)