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Under the new plan, some loans to students from families in the $18,000 $25,000 bracket and higher will cost as much as $400 more than comparable loans accepted last year...
...change has affected virtually every geographic and demographic category, as the chart on this page shows. Thus Nixon has increased his lead in every age bracket. For example, one month ago TIME'S poll showed McGovern leading by 5 percentage points among the 18-to 24-year-old voters. Now Nixon holds the edge-3 percentage points. Even more ominous, 21% of the college youth and 26% of non-college youth view McGovern less favorably now than a month...
...analysis of the 18-to 24-year-old voters shows McGovern outpolling Nixon, but by a slim margin. While 51% of the college students preferred McGovern, the total 18-24 bracket gave him only a 5% edge. Nixon enjoys a margin of nearly 3 to 1 among Protestants and almost 2 to 1 among Catholics; while McGovern leads among Jewish voters, his margin is a surprisingly thin 7%. The only groups that seem to be completely polarized by the candidates are the blacks and the Wallace conservatives. The poll shows that blacks prefer McGovern 7 to 1, whereas virtually...
...Obviously more students at Harvard qualify now than under the old $15,000 category," Seamus P. Malin '62, director of the financial aid office said yesterday. "This extends the loans to a slightly higher family income bracket...
DETROIT. Condominiums have captured the entire middle-price range of apartments. One 400-unit project in the $26,000-to-$38,000 bracket sold out in 21 months...