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Articles in July, 1997 issue of American Demographics

• Population update for July - 1997
  by Berna Miller
• Colleges: still safer - crimes on college campuses
  by Matthew Klein
• Your town's favorite groceries - best selling supermarket products by major city
  by Matthew Klein
• Death can wait - tendency of people to delay their deaths until after important occasions
  by Min Liu
• Holes in the smoke screen - attitudes on cigarette warning labels and tobacco company liability to consumers
  by Matthew Klein
• Cyber chats - Market Facts Inc. on demographics of online chat rooms
  by Kevin Heubusch
• The newest New Yorkers: every year, more than 110,000 people from 187 countries settle in New York City - map explained
  by Brad Edmondson
• Hippies' legacy - popularity of health foods such as granola bars
  by Marcia Mogelonsky
• Keeping old cars on the road - includes related article on AutoZone's advertising strategy
  by Alison Stein Wellner
• Neighbors to the rescue: rural areas, small towns, and even some cities depend on volunteers to respond to medical emergencies - emergency medical technicians
  by Nancy Ten Kate
• Movers and slakers - statistics on young people who change jobs
  by Berna Miller
• Making home shopping work - study on attitudes towards grocery shopping
  by Tim Cavanaugh
• The ungraying of America: older Americans are the biggest spenders, and their importance to the consumer marketplace is growing
  by Cheryl Russell
• Media guys and gals - Mediamark's World Wide Web site is recommended - Site to See
  by Matthew Klein
• Foreign-born diversity - 1996 Current Population Survey
  by Berna Miller
• A shoulder to lean on: assisted living in the U.S - includes related article on housing options for older Americans
  by Linda J. Barton
• This may hurt - specialist physicians' job satisfaction
  by Bill Stoneman
• Associative disorders - listing of associations in Washington, DC, Yellow Pages
  by Ross K. Baker
• Look at the birdie - photographic supplies and services - Tomorrow's Markets
  by Kevin Heubusch
• Risky behavior and children's health
  by Bill Stoneman
• Mexican immigrants retreat - statistics
  by Berna Miller
• Enabling disabled workers - includes related article on sheltered workshops and other methods of enabling the disabled and on census statistics on the demographic segment
  by Paula Mergenhagen
• Improving on the classics - American Demographics Index of Well Being
  by Elia Kacapyr
• Kids and guns: All-American - statistics on children killed with guns
  by Matthew Klein
• Jalopy or jewel? - survey on Americans' relationships with their cars
  by Bernice Kanner
• The David and Goliath syndrome: big companies can establish relationships with customers, but they have to try harder - Quaker Oats Co.'s failure with the Snapple brand - What Were They Thinking? - Column
  by Robert M. McMath
• Is there a doctor in the state? - geographic distribution of generalist physicians shows that District of Columbia is underserved
  by Bill Stoneman
• Cities get a break - survey reveals that city conditions are improving nationwide
  by Bill Stoneman
• Everybody's doing homework - Wirthlin Worldwide Home Office Trends study
  by Matthew J. Cravatta
• Imperfections all around - American Demographics issue focusing on disabled Americans - Editorial
  by Diane Crispell
• Dr. Mom - not! - women pediatricians
  by Nancy Ten Kate
• Crime fears - Roper Starch Worldwide statistics on attitudes towards crime