Getting Ready To Vote Event Draws County Voters
A countywide voter outreach event offered free refreshments and strolling guitarists with a silent movie. The program, advertised across colleges statewide, opened at 2 p.m. and closed at 2 a.m. today.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1972
Page
7
A countywide voter outreach event offered free refreshments and strolling guitarists with a silent movie. The program, advertised across colleges statewide, opened at 2 p.m. and closed at 2 a.m. today.
A nationwide ETS survey for the College Scholarship Service shows black college students come from poorer families and receive more aid than whites in the 1969 70 year. Costs at public and private colleges are listed, with black families contributing less and loans and scholarships aiding more students.
A Philadelphia study of 1,291 children bused from minority groups to mainly white schools between 1966 and 1969 shows reading scores for bused pupils slightly higher than those in sending schools. The program serves 3,375 students this year, about 3 percent citywide, with no impact on neighborhood white school performance.
Illinois voters head to the polls on Tuesday for a dual Illinois primary shaping nominating dynamics. Eugene J. McCarthy seeks to boost his national image with a strong top ticket result, while Edmund S. Muskie aims to polish a winning image and capture delegate seats. George S. McGovern focuses on delegates, facing a crowded field and Daley influence in Chicago districts. Muskie camp estimates and rival predictions frame a tight contest for 160 delegate slots plus 10 at large. Pierre Salinger campaigns for McGovern as Muskie’s Illinois campaign eyes potential gains.
The White House announces over 1 million summer jobs for youths aged 14 to 21 with more than 319 million dollars in federal funds. Public programs provide 734,400 jobs and private industry adds 336,000 at no federal cost. Most roles run nine weeks at 1.60 dollars per hour, totaling 1,070,400 positions, a record high and 89,000 more than last summer.
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