Teen Age Boys Targeted In Pregnancy Campaign Ads
Transit riders in Washington will see posters showing glum teens with babies and partners. Campaign warns that pregnancy has lasting consequences and urges boys to act responsibly. Marian Wright Edelman notes many teen fathers are overlooked and calls for changing cultural signals. Nearly two thirds of American male teens are sexually active and the effort follows prior ads targeting girls.
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AIDS Commission Head to Be Replaced by Watkins
Washington AP report says Dr. W Eugene Mayberry will resign as chairman of the presidential commission on AIDS and be replaced by James D Watkins. The Washington Post cited unnamed sources and said both men could not be reached for comment.
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Commerce official resigns amid U S Japan car talks probe
A Commerce Department official, Robert E. Watkins, resigns as deputy assistant secretary for automotive affairs after AP reports he sought Japanese automakers to hire him to form a trade group. Congress voices investigations and Sen Dan Quayle questions potential impact on U S negotiation position.
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Heritage Beginning To Look Like Christmas At PTL
PTL's Heritage USA reduces Christmas City timing by about a month amid bankruptcy restructuring while keeping a festive theme. Workers wrap greenery and lights as the site shifts to Nov 20 through Jan 17 with new larger nativity scene and nominal admission fees. Sponsors sought for scenes and exhibits as traditional and redesigned attractions debut.
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Young Black Voters Surpass Whites In 1986 Turnout
Census Bureau study shows 18 to 24 year old blacks voted at a higher rate than whites in 1986, aiding Democratic gains in the South. Whites overall still led in national turnout, with 64.8 million ballots cast, despite a drop from 1982.
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