Problems and prospects of full funding for education by the States. (RA)

Current information about state scholarship programs that have been helping more and more students meet the rising costs of going to college. (Author/MLF)

Excerpts from "Budgeting for State and Local Government Services, reprinted from "ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE, September, 1968

Mayor John Lindsay of New York City discusses city-state relations in the area of financing public school education. (MK)

Illinois' governor recommends direct grants to private and parochial schools in Illinois. (MK)

Outlines action taken by Ohio, Connecticut, Rhode Island and other States regarding State aid to parochial and private schools. (LN)

Tabulates information on the status of plans and programs regarding State support to nonpublic schools in 38 States. (LN)

Explores the governance and finance of California's nearly 100 community colleges. (Author)

The focus of the college student-aid debate in Congress has narrowed to the student loan program and the money shortage faced by the middle-income family. States are providing some $375 million in scholarship programs of their own. (Author/MLF)

In New Mexico, school aid comes from the general fund, thus allowing better coordination of State financial services. (RA)

Presents viewpoints of various national associations on the issue of State aid to private schools. (MK)

Urges school board members and superintendents to compel increased federal and state school support. (JF)