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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1977

Page

2

Religious colleges surge as Boom continues in U S

The rise of church affiliated colleges is shown by a 2 percent enrollment gain from 1975 to 1976 while public universities drop for the first time in over two decades. McGrath notes stronger growth at more religious institutions with disciplined campus life and mandatory or frequent religious activities.

Washington Brigham Young University Provo Utah Altough United States Earl J. McGrath U.S Truman Eisenhower McGrath University of Arizona C. Robert Pace Pace Los Angeles UCLA Evangelical Fundamental Schools Murphy Ben C Brigham Young

Imposter faces felony trial in Mondale case

Harold Wilson 33 of Chicago bound over for federal trial on a felony charge of posing as a personal representative for Vice President Walter Mondale. He was arrested in Phoenix on November 9 after applying for an American Express card using Mondale office stationery. Wilson claimed to be Dr Harold Wilson a Department of Health Education and Welfare psychotherapist on special assignment to Mondale.

Phoenix Harold Wilson Chicago Walter Mondale Wilson American Express Munoz Department of Health, Education and Welfare Mondale

New Breed Parents Seek Duty Over Pleasure in 1960s Echo

A Yankelovich poll for General Mills shows 43 percent of today’s parents born in the baby boom era want children to value duty, hard work, and thrift while traditionalists emphasize marriage and religious values. The study contrasts New Breed and Traditionalist parents, noting working mothers, single households, and income gaps among New Breed families.

Washington America General Mills Yankelovich, Skelly and White Terry Herndon National Education Association U.S Ernest L. Boyer Yankelovich Puisters

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