Teens and Phones A Perfect Match In Family Life
A study of 1 027 teens shows 36 percent spend one to more than three hours daily on the phone while 36 percent use it 10 minutes to an hour. Separated teens with own line average three to four calls daily. others vary. Friends of opposite sex dominate talk, with boys more same sex. Parents are rarely annoyed, and most feel the phone helps teens stay connected. Names cited include Douglas Tracy and Kendra Erickson with examples from Columbus Ohio Rapid City SD and Plainview NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gilbert
Gilbert Youth Research, Inc
Douglas Tracy
Columbus Ohio
Paul
Kendra Erickson
Rapid City
S.D
Sally Ramsey
Plainview
N.Y
Dear Abby Letters on Fashion Boundaries and Courage
Readers share personal dilemmas from fiancés jealousy over culottes to job applications after a wallet theft incident. A reply urges apologizing to preserve the engagement, while another asks if a 13-year-old arrest requires disclosure on forms. A caller reflects on raising a retarded child and finding blessing through adversity.
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Abby
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues
A convoluted list of crossword hints includes across clues for fibs leanings places and promises with many abbreviations and partial phrases. The mixed entries feature languages cities and common crossword terms across numerous numeric and letter puzzles.
He's Out Of Luck Collecting For Damages
A reader asks to collect damages from a neighbor after backing into a bumper that blocked the driveway. The columnist replies legally the mover is at fault and California law limits citation for partially blocking a driveway. The second letter discusses brake squeal causes and suggested checks by a mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Sore
California
August 29 Today In History Highlights and Events
On this date in 1842 Britain signed a treaty with China gaining Hong Kong rights. Also noted are Oliver Wendell Holmes born in 1809 and Melbourne founded in 1835. Brig ham Young dies in 1877 and Carrier Nation attacks a New York saloon in 1901. Queen Astrid dies in 1935 and Henry A. Wallace heckled in 1948.
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Associated Press
Britain
China
Hong Kong
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Melbourne
Brigham Young
Temperance
Carrier Nation
New York
John L. Sullivan
Astrid
Belgium
Switzerland
Henry A. Wallace
Politi
Paris Youths Embrace Beatle Era Fashions and Nightlife
In Paris youth culture blends Beatle influenced style with American and British pop. Brigitte Bardot remains a hair icon as teens flock to discotheques, cafes, and US styled drugstores. By 1971 about 21 million French under 25, incomes at 400–700 francs monthly, and 70% of 16–20 year olds work. The beatnik label marks a cultural shift with high discotheque fees, private clubs, and top Anglo American acts like The Beatles and Nancy Sinatra driving a vibrant, costly scene.
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Chicago
Bois de Boulogne
U.S
France
Paris
The
Turtles
T'S Supremes
Nancy Sinatra
Lee Hazlewood
Fred Mann
Doors
Prince of Wales
Bee Gees
Chamber Brothers
Micky
Tommy
Frank Sinatra
Nat King Cole
Barbra Streisand
Dean Martin
Johnny Mathis
Johnny Hallydah
Antoine
Sylvie Vartan
Formidable
Mademoiselle Age Tendre
America
Eight-Month-Long Gala Is Popular In Mobile
Mobile society sustains an extended season of debutante balls and parties from August through Easter week. Queens are chosen early, coronation balls lead to Mardi Gras parades, with Strikers and Domin oes clubs hosting formal events as debutantes return from college.
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Mobile
Ala
Mardi Gras
The
Dominoes
Durham rally recalls civil rights filibuster epoch
A Durham gathering highlights milestones from the past decade including the US Senate civil rights bill after a long Southern filibuster. It notes a 5 year old Jordan Saudi plan to merge forces and a 1 year old Chinese rally at the Soviet embassy in Beijing.
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Cal
Durham
N.C
US Senate
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking
Building a Long Insect Barrier Around Your Home
As autumn cools, outdoor insects seek indoor quarters. Ants chiggers flies and dog ticks invade spaces but cause little harm. Create a long barrier by spraying a 5 to 15 foot wide band around the house with a lasting insecticide covering lawn walks and shrubs.
Fashion Notes Highlight Influence of Modern Military Style
Styling shifts toward Mao tunic inspired cuts and rugged textures. The piece notes a fading Mao look as designers favor sleek tailoring and tidy hair, with a nod to rebellious street mood.
Tips For Teens By Elinor Williams
The column offers dating advice for teens. It advises honesty when faced with false rumors and urges proving fidelity through actions. It notes many girls prefer non necking dates and promotes seeking partners who value good clean fun and companionship over physical advances.
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Elinor Williams
Box
Dept
Boston
Mass
A Manicure Is More Than Allying Polish
The piece contrasts teen opinions on U S aid to Israel with a guide to proper manicures. It features quotes from American youths about Middle East policy and follows with a practical hand care tutorial detailing steps from prepping nails to applying base and top coats.
Automotive parts gifted to Old Orchard Beach High School
General Motors Corp presented automotive training equipment to Old Orchard Beach High School in Portland. The donation included a 1967 Chevrolet engine a 1967 Buick transmission and related tools accepted by principal Jerome LePell tier and instructor Mr Stickney on behalf of the school.
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Portland
Old Orchard Beach High School
General Motors Corp
James Austin Jr
Chevrolet Motor Division
Jerome LePelletier
Stickney
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Chale Cnedalef
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Perha
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Place du Tertre
Montmartre
United States
French Academy
Brigitte Bardot
Daniel Corin
Paris Couture Syndicate
Gorin
Riviera
St. Tropez
Elinor
Ans
Israel
U. S
Ronnie Clark
Louisville
Mark Lewis
Marshfield
Wis
Dick Mathers
Ore
Pete Larish
Allentown
Russia
Pat McNabb
U.N
Mike Knott
Michael A. Petii, M.D
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