Suburbs to Gain Political Power After 1970 Census
Suburban growth may shift political power as 1970 Census data suggest more people live in metropolitan suburbs than in central cities or rural areas. Projections show suburban districts rising from 92 to 129, with central city representation dropping and rural seats shrinking, while mixed urban suburban seats rise modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Richard Lehne
Rutgers University
Lehne
Richard Scammon
Elections Research Center
The
Governmental Affairs Institute
Scammon
Sun Belt
Florida
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Texas
Arizona
California
Dallas
Sacramento
Calif
Houston
South
New York
New Jersey
Illinois
U.S
Jefferson County
Denver
Colo
Montgomery County
Washington County
Portland
Ore
St. Louis County
St. Louis
Alabama
Iowa
Kentucky
Ford argues business must redefine goals to serve society
Ford Motor Co chairman Henry Ford II argues in The Human Environment and Business that firms should blend social responsibility with profit. He says future success hinges on innovation, entrepreneurial leadership, and meeting evolving public demands rather than separating charity from profitability. John Cuniff is on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Vanderbilt
Harvard
Yale
Ford
Monarch butterfly feeds on milkweed plant
The monarch butterfly consumes the milkweed plant as its primary food source. Milkweed provides the chemical compounds that help deter predators and aid monarch larvae in development.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Conrad, Taucher
Kevin Phillips
Phillips
Nixon
John Mitchell
Kam
Orla
John Cuniff
H.L. Mills
Valley Avenue
Pennzoil
Wolf
Quaker State
Winchester
SENN
koTon
Wire
H. L. Mills
Valley Ave
Virginia Real Estate Commission
Weaver Real Estate School of Virginia
Roanoke, Virginia
Montgomery