South Carolina Student Aid Fell Short Of Need
A CHE survey shows 30 000 full time undergrads in 1967 68 at 23 colleges received 17 000 aid awards worth over 7 million yet fell more than 8 million short of their financial needs after expected family contributions.
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South Carolina
Commission On Higher Education
United States
College Scholarship Service
College Entrance Examination Board
CHE
United Student Aid Funds, Inc
Savings and Loan
Realtor Probe Launched Against Real Estate Boards
The Justice Department opened a federal antitrust inquiry into whether national real estate boards conspire to fix commissions on home sales. Attorney General John N. Mitchell announced the probe and noted officials are examining inflationary effects on home buyers. A civil action was filed against Prince George's County Board of Realtors Inc. alleging a minimum commission rate scheme through its MLS.
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Washington
The
Justice Department
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Richard W. McLaren
Prince George's County
Board of Realtors Inc
Mitchell
Black political party could cost Democrats in South Carolina
South Carolina Democrats warn that a planned black based United Citizens party could reduce Democratic margins by attracting African American voters. State Democratic Chairman E Crosby Lewis Jr. calls the move ill advised and says it could tilt votes toward Republicans. Negro leaders note near total Democratic black support in past elections and highlight plans to collect signatures to place candidates on the ballot next November.
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Columbia
South Carolina
E. Crosby Lewis Jr
United Citizens Party
United Citizens
Lewis
Chicago
Christmas card sales save California mission school
At Pala Mission School in California sales of Christmas cards featuring crayon drawings by grade school students, mostly American Indians, sold out at 100000 copies at 25 cents. Revenue covers bills and supports 190 students, including 115 Indians on Rincon and Palo reservations. Sales rely on church networks and tourist gift shop.
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Pala
Calif
Pala Mission School
Victory Turchetti
Rincon
Palo Indian
San Diego County
Mary Olexa
Stephanie Hernandez
Lorainne Lawton
Bernadette Castillo
Dale Mancino
Anthony Gonsalves
Father Turchetti
ACTION Plans Community Christmas Crime Curb in St Louis
ACTION distributes more than 5000 posters in the Negro community urging restraint during Christmas. The Black Christmas Plan promotes debt avoidance and homemade gifts, with eight workshops for candles decorations and toys. The plan drew mixed reactions from the Human Development Corporation board and local officials.
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ST. Louis
Action
Percy Green
the Human Development Corporation
First Serial Comics Strip Debuts in 1890s United States
The first serialized comic strip began appearing in U.S. newspapers during the final decade of the 19th century, marking a new era of continuous illustrated storytelling in the press. It introduced ongoing characters and ongoing narratives that captured readers weekly.
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United States
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TOT
James Farthing
861St Radar Sqadron
McManaway
Catholic Mission
Elliotts Gifts 'N Things
Kalmia Plaza
Bibles
Revised Standard
Scofield Reference Bibles
Modern English
Aiken Office Supply & Book Shop
Park Ave
Dial
Millbrook
Whiskey Rd
Hwy
AIKEN
SC Green
Georgia
Mitchell Shopping
AMA
ALL Weather Coats
Orson
Perma Press
White
International Silver Company
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