71.   A new survey seems to back that argument.

72.   A new survey shows most parents have no plans to buy new TVs with V-chips to block out bad shows for kids.

73.   A new survey shows that experts still expect we could have big problems.

74.   A new survey shows the electronic communications industry continues to boom.

75.   A new survey shows the number of planned job cuts by major U.S. businesses surged in October to the highest level in nine months.

76.   A new survey suggests the Chinese are thinking twice before buying that new refrigerator.

77.   A new Times Mirror survey, for example, shows that the congressional leadership is falling in public esteem while the President is rising.

78.   A new national survey found the Kansan remains solidly at the front of the GOP pack.

79.   A new survey of chief information officers suggests that the drastic recent cuts in corporate technology budgets may be starting to end.

80.   A new survey reveals a national shortage of teachers in the biggest cities.