The Juarez-Lincoln Center, National Migrant Information Clearinghouse, funded in 1972, aims to establish an information resource and data bank for migrant programs and to assist with and/or develop information resources for migrant programs. Its primary functions are to collect, analyze, compare, and disseminate information concerning migrant farm workers. During its first year of operation, the Clearinghouse accomplished all of its goals except one. These included establishing an office in Austin, Texas; a survey of Office of Economic Opportunities projects and administering offices to determine information; the collection of data and materials to meet these needs; the dissemination of data, materials, and findings on a request basis or as needed; the compilation of a report on research findings and its submission to OEO III-B; and requesting OEO Migrant Division Programs to require all grantees to make available copies of their proposals, reports, and materials being developed or used by respective grantees. This annual report gives a chronolog of the Clearinghouse's achievement; excerpts from 4 field reports; future plans; staff background; an annotated bibliography of the Clearinghouse's publications; and a budget summary for the 1973 fiscal year. (NQ)