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Articles in Sept, 1997 issue of American Demographics

• A new era for rural America - rural boomtowns - Illustration
  by Brad Edmondson
• Breakfast on the run
• Giving care… - caregiving - Brief Article
  by Nancy Ten Kate
• The marketing of power - energy companies
  by Rebecca Piirto Heath
• You can't take it with you
• The kids are all right - believe in education - Brief Article
• Customer loyalty: going, going…
  by Steve Schriver
• When athletes turn traitor
• Talk to me about sports.D'0 - 2
• The new face of homemakers
  by Jan Larson
• It's not easy being average - Index of Well-Being; fictional 'average' American experience
  by Elia Kacapyr
• Corporate Alzheimer's: when at first you don't succeed, maybe there's a reason not to try, try again - Column
  by Robert M. McMath
• What spending spree? - consumer spending
  by Cheryl Russell
• Baseball's next generation
• The call of the islands.D'0 - 1
• Making money grow - investing styles - Brief Article
• Catalog country
• Generosity in high places
• …And taking care - age of care receivers - Brief Article
  by Nancy Ten Kate
• Hey guys: hit the books - college enrollments
  by Shannon Dortch
• Pitches and stitches.D'6 - 2
• Dishes and dirt
• Driving with old granddad - as baby boom generation gets older, there may be greater chance of older drunk drivers - Brief Article
  by Matthew Klein
• Matters of culture - cultural attitudes
  by John P. Robinson
• Coming to America.D'7 - 1
• Moonlighting for moola - 6% of US residents work extra jobs for extra money - Brief Article
  by Diane Crispell
• One step forward, two steps back - the working poor
  by William O'Hare
• Replacing displaced workers
• The thrill of the hut - Pizza Hut enjoyed by Asian Indians - Brief Article
  by Kevin Heubusch
• Equal-opportunity poverty: the pool of people who work a lot but earn a little has widened - Editorial
  by Diane Crispell
• Waning wildlife watchers
• A tough job gets tougher