Teens Willing To Shoulder Responsibilities Ni Gilbert
A survey of college and high school students shows nine in ten view helping at home as a family obligation rather than pay. Nearly a fifth rank duty to society ahead of family with more boys than girls prioritizing society.
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Teens on Wheels By Michael Lamm
A reader asks about a misfiring 1960s Tempest 226 V-8 during acceleration and a car wash incident. Lamm advises carburetor, fuel system, or coil faults and suggests testing fuel delivery and ignition components. The column also surveys teens on responsibilities, urging balanced duties to prepare for adulthood with quotes from students.
College Students Speak on Balancing Responsibilities
A Tucson Aviz girl says she needs more spare time for school work while a Louisville student notes many obligations. Others feel the current load is manageable with grades and future duties in view. Alan Culbreth from Louisville and Bill Hunt from State College Pa comment on readiness for more duties.
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Prolonged Nosedrop Use Not Advisable
A Dr Willeford column warns against long term nasal decongestant use. Do not use nosedrops for more than five to seven days and take breaks before resuming. Also notes that nose specialists can help patients reduce reliance on drops.
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Mini Jury Use Called Successful In San Francisco
San Francisco reports trial by six member juries speeds justice. Judge John O Kane says a case involving rug merchant Simon Cohen ended in 17 minutes deliberation with an innocent verdict. The approach, devised at a Berkeley judges school, aims to cut delays and costs amid heavy calendars.
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Parental Permit Required for Long Hair at Reseda High
In Reseda California male students may wear shoulder length hair only with a card from the school administration. The card requires a parent signed release approving long hair. Principal John Falxa describes the policy as aiding parental authority during student hair regulations. About 40 students were carrying cards on Friday during MORNING SHOW.
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