Enrollment Slows At Universities
The end of the draft higher fees and tuitions and stepping out trend slow college enrollment growth across the nation. A National Education Association analysis shows seven years of decline after 1978 with only modest increases. several universities report sizable drops in fall 1972.
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Carole Martin
Associated Press
NEW York
National Education Association
New Jersey
Ralph A. Dungan
John R. Tabb
Old Dominion University
Census Bureau
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
United States
Dungan
American Association of College Admissions Counselors
Garland G. Parker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Southern Illinois University
Wayne State
Montana State
University of Minnesota
Prospects Dim for American Party Amid Split and Exodus
In Los Angeles AP reports white Republicans face Watergate pressure as the American party struggles to grow. Former 1972 candidate John G. Schmitz quits, George Wallace reconsiders, and factional rifts widen. Tom Anderson says the movement is stronger, while California remains its stronghold.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Tom Anderson
John G. Schmitz
California
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Anderson
Teddy Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Schmitz
Wallace
Pigeon Forge
Tenn
William K. Shearer
Dallas
Shearer
Indiana
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
National Party
American Eagle
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