It is proposed to approve R.Dewar as a panel organizer instead of J.Schwartz who resigns.

"Bob Dewar ideal as panel organizer."

to all Area Chairmen with requests for information on invited speakers, panels, and submitted papers.

to the Program Committee Chairman. (December 1979.)

"Delighted to have panel suggested."

about the progress in IFIP 80 preparation and the reserve for the panel discussion participants.

President of the British Computer Society asks the members to complete reader request card.

to the Program Committee Chairman. (January 1980, manuscript text.)

The addressee is invited to conduct a panel on ADA language in Melbourne. (A typewritten draft.)

on current Congress affairs.

on urgent processing of the paper by J.Cocke and P.Markstein.

informing that Sandewall has accepted to chair a panel at the Australian site of the Congress. The title of the panel will be discussed later.

concerning two parcels with twenty Congress papers which have been sent to Amsterdam. The author asks also to confirm the covering by IFIP of his forthcoming stay in Amsterdam.

on difficulties with obtaining reviews of Congress papers in due time.

"We will probably have difficulty in getting enough panellists. ... I will be writing to you with details of the next meeting in Amsterdam. Let Ria Lucas know the days for which you need accomodation."

informing that IFIP will cover Ershov's living expenses in Amsterdam.

Twenty papers are not yet received from Ershov. IFIP will take care of Ershov's hotel expenses in Amsterdam.

to the panel organizers with request for information about potential panel participants.

It is proposed to approve R.Dewar as a panel organizer instead of J.Schwartz who resigns.

The author had not planned to go to IFIP 80. He proposes to set up a panel session on Ada in Japan.