Young Voters At 18 24 Could Reshape 1972 Election
The 25 million 18 to 24 year olds will vote in 1972, with 42 percent turnout expected. Most are not in college, including job holders, service members, and students. Gallup Newsweek study notes shifts in party labels and rising support for issues like pollution and jobs training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shun Party
Mary Goddardson
FDR
Woodrow Wilson
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Iinois
California
Ohio
Humphrey
Alaska
Georgia
Hawaii
Kentucky
Gallup Organization
Newsweek Magazine
Tions
COPE
Nho
Gallup
Newsweek
Ifty
New Deal Coalition
International Week at SIU Emphasizes Global Understanding
SIU schedules January 24 to 30 themed Global Understanding with events such as an international film festival exhibits and social activities. A Formal International Ball closes the week as Frank Sehnert leads planning with possible Fulbright scholar visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ilinois University
Frank Sehnert
International Student Service Office
Elderly Homestead Tax Exemption Filing Opens in Marion
William son County residents aged 65 and over may file for homestead exemptions starting January 3 in the assessor's office at the courthouse 200 Jefferson St Marion. The deadline is 4 p.m January 31 with annual filing required. Bring birth certificate deed and last year tax bill if new. renewals in January for prior registrants. first timers in 1972 may file in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson County
Jefferson St
Marion
Wade Rowatt
Rowatt
Lowell Heller
Jackson County
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
American Federationist
Wallace
Nixon
SIU
Lehnert
Carbondale
Jack Chen
China
International Center
Woody Hall-C
Murphysboro
Cury
Pauline
Murphysborg
Merle Norman
Walnut
S. Illinois
Santa
City National Bank
Onl