[Reading-hall-of-fame] looking for a lost document

[Yetta Goodman]

As former historians we had in our files an unpublished paper written by H.
Alan Robinson. The reference to that paper is:
Robinson, H.A. "The Reading Hall of Fame: A summary of It's First Decade -
1973 - May 5, 1983.  (1999) (unpublished).   It was an important historical
document for RHF. Somehow in transferring materials the following historian
Don Leu, we lost our copy of the document and it never got to Don.  We're
been searching for it ever since.

We recently found a paper prepared by Ira Aaron with the heading "READING
HALL OF FAME which included the above reference.  With this information, I
thought I'd send out this request for those of  you who have been around
for a while to check your files to see if you have Alan's history.  It was
well written with insights into the new organization (at that time).  It
would be great if someone had a copy.  Please let me know and I'll pass it
on so it can be added to our website and made widely available.

Thanks for taking some time for remembering.    Yetta and Ken Goodman
-- 

*Yetta Goodman, Regents Professor Emerita*
*University of Arizona, College of Education*
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