Survey of business IRS returns of 1966-67 indicates that banks and trust companies lead all other industries in corporate giving. (Editor)

The need for planning and research in the area of educational aid to developing countries is discussed. (DB)

States and the federal government can easily enact legislation to make higher education available to students from poor families. (Editor)

Several alternative relationships between campus financial aid office and the Educational Opportunity Program office are presented. The system achieveing the best results actively involved the EOP in the financial aid process. (CJ)

Outlines procedures used to select best system to arrive at students' financial needs. (IR)

Explains rationale for program to purchase secular educational services with State funds as a method for aiding private schools in Illinois. (MK)

Author proposes that national health care system consist of voluntary health insurance supplemented by government participation where needed. (IR)

Suggests that institutions spend more for fund raising, publications, alumni and public relations in order to receive larger gifts. Provides guidelines for college advancement program that would be based on institution's future educational needs and would increase the effectiveness of public relations and development offices. (WM)

Some basic strategies and procedures that provide a step-by-step annual fund plan are reviewed. This approach divides goals into revenue targets for each annual fund program and links program success to budget and staff requirements. (MLW)