Study finds blacks top long term poor in nine year survey
United States poverty study shows blacks dominate the persistently poor group. Nine year data from 5,900 families indicates 77 percent of those under poverty every year since 1967 are Black, with 27 percent of poor in 1975 based on taxable income. In Nicaragua, Somoza receives U.S. help offer for peaceful settlement voiced by Carter administration via Ambassador Jorden after talks in Panama.
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Parren Mitchell
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Greg J Duncan
University of Michigan
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Girl Fights Strange Illness After Tragic Family Toll
A 16-year-old girl, Tanya Boyer, regained consciousness and shows a fighting chance to recover from a mysterious illness that struck her family in Pevely, killing Benny Bover 36 and Barry Boyer 13, while father Robert Boyer 36 remains hospitalized. Doctors note Tanya can blink but cannot speak, as tests continue to identify the illness source.
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Tanya Boyer
Robert Boyer
Benny Bover
Pevely
Tanya
Barry Bover
Barry
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Aohee
More money or no college PUTNEY Vermont
Windham College trustees threaten closure this winter unless funds or staff boosts arrive. Ongoing financial difficulties and lower than expected enrollment push a probability of ending operations at semester’s end. President Jeanne Stones says courses will accelerate to finish the term and aid student options.
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Putney, Vt
Windham College
Windham Colege
Juannne Stones
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