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Articles in May, 1997 issue of American Demographics

• Missing mammograms
  by Brad Edmondson
• Percent of teens who say selected items make adults over age 21 look more or less attractive, 1996 - Demo Memo - Illustration
• I'm okay - we're not - Pew Research Center for the People and the Press study on attitudes towards the future
  by Kevin Heubusch
• The Internet on TV - statistics on television viewing, online usage, and on attitudes towards WebTV
  by Diane Crispell
• Places to hide - growth of gated communities
  by Edward J. Blakely
• Taking it to heart - Prevention magazine study on women and heart attack risk
  by Nancy Ten Kate
• Have high heels, will limp - Porter/Novelli survey on wearing of high heeled shoes
  by Diane Crispell
• The new dream home - ownership of vacation homes
• Retailing's next decade
  by Diane Crispell
• Disappearing Census questions - Census 2000 long form will probably be shorter than in previous years
  by Brad Edmondson
• Control in the end - RxRemedy survey on attitudes towards doctor-assisted suicide
  by Brad Edmondson
• TV soloists - statistics on number of television set owned in households from SRI Consulting's Media Futures Program
  by Diane Crispell
• Money can't buy well-being - US money supply not connected to Well-Being Index
  by Elia Kacapyr
• Filling the void - substitute health information sources for the Prevention Index, which is to be discontinued
  by Shannon Dortch
• Multicultural muddling - music and multiculturalism
  by Marc Spiegler
• Findings from two recent polls of Southerners and non-Southerners - six questions on families and attitudes - Demo Memo - Illustration
• Population update for May - American population statistics, May 1997
  by Berna Miller
• Boom gone bust - statistics on nursing home residents
  by Kevin Heubusch
• Web-shy investors - usage of Internet investment services
  by Matthew Klein
• Taking chances on casinos - gaming casinos
  by Kevin Huebsch
• Getting hip… - statistics on hip-replacement surgery by state
  by Matthew Klein
• Music on the Web - Online Music Consumer Survey compiled by Music Marketing Network
  by Matthew Klein
• Correction - to article in March 1997 issue, page 14, on children in 2001 - Correction Notice
• Change of hands - American Demographics is acquired by Cowles Business Media - Editorial
  by Diane Crispell
• …and having heart - statistics on heart bypass surgery by state
  by Matthew Klein
• Percentage of U.S. adults who say they are concerned with doing whatever they can to look more attractive, by sex, 1996 - Demo Memo - Illustration
• Prevention Index - RIP - Prevention magazine will no longer compile health index
  by Shannon Dortch
• It's my birthday; we'll go out if I want to - National Restaurant Association statistics on dining out on birthdays
  by Brad Edmondson
• Percent of U.S. adults who own five or more pairs of wearable sneakers, by age, 1996 - Demo Memo - Illustration
• The favor of your reply is requested - rudeness in American life and advertising
  by Cheryl Russell
• The not-so-great American road trip - includes related information
  by Christy Fisher
• Food for thought - World Wide Web site recommendation: http://www.restaurant.org
  by Matthew Klein
• Disabled and working - Census Bureau's March 1996 Current Population Survey giving statistics on disabled adults
  by Matthew Klein
• Supporting the Net - services, products, and training for Internet users
  by Lisa Krakowka
• Oh, baby - purchasing patterns for home-pregnancy tests
  by Marcia Mogelonsky
• Debt perception - statistics on credit card usage
  by Nancy Ten Kate