Teens Favor Big Families Despite Population Talk
A survey of 1,281 teens shows 48 percent want larger families than their parents, 16 percent want smaller, 31 percent the same. Catholics and Protestants favor bigger families, with Catholics strongest. Jewish youths want fewer children overall.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Woburn
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Lindenhurst
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Indianapolis
Lights Out Rate Of Accidents at Rural Corners
An Iowa highway commission survey shows night time accidents at 25 regular rural intersections declined 55 percent after lighting was installed. Channelized intersections lit up saw a 67 percent drop. The five year study ends in August and tracks each intersection’s records since rebuild. Regular intersections fell from 1.55 to 0.69 night time accidents per year.
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Arlington teen speaks on leadership and safety study
Marie Muldrow of Arlington Virginia urges world leadership as a necessary survival. A safety study shows dramatic drops in fatal and nonfatal accidents after improved lighting at channelized intersections, with Marshall County highways 30 and 14 junction highlighted for night crashes.
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Marie Muldrow
Arlington, Va
Officer in Race Case Suspended
Philadelphia authorities suspend Patrolman John Tourigian amid investigation after he shot and killed a Black man claiming self defense. City manager Fred Corleto announced the action following Negro leaders' demands and ensuing riots.
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Philadelphia
Fred Corleto
John Tourigian
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