Juvenile drunk driving rate rises per study and stalled countermeasures
The Highway Users Federation and the National Public Service Research Institute warn that teenagers increasingly drive drunk, with 1.3 million Americans aged 12 to 17 affected and about a third of high school students drinking monthly. They note misconceptions about beer and sobering methods persist, and call for safer education. Auto dealers have backed driver training by loaning nearly 42,000 cars worth over 183 million dollars in 1974 75 to programs nationwide.
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Sonny Boy
Mama
Highway Users Federation
National Public Service Research Institute
National Institute On Alcohol and Alcoholism
Federation
The
Research Institute
Alexandria
Junior
Varge
Thomas M. Callaway Jr
Safety and Mobility Council
Decatur, Ga
Christmas blues explored by psychologist Benson in new book
UPI religion writer notes that Christmas anxiety stems from forced joy and economic pressures. George A. Benson argues modern culture pressures happiness, causing debt and letdowns, yet true Christian joy can coexist with secular cheer if acknowledged and shared.
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UPI
George A. Benson
St. Louis
America
Augsburg Publishing House
Benson
Cattlemen Face Tougher Loans and Stricter Records
An Omaha bank executive told 100 cattle producers in Aurora that agriculture will compete for limited funds. Frank J. Siebert of Northwestern National Bank warned that capital costs will rise and loans will require detailed records including profit and loss statements, cash flow, and audited statements.
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Aurora
Neb
UPI
Omaha
Frank J. Siebert
Northwestern National Bank
University of Nebraska
Pressure's on hotel management students
In Menomonie Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Stout hosts a seven hour, 12 course academic dinner for over 50 hotel management students. Tim Ross says the event showcases ideal dining though real practice differs. Wine and venison feature among elaborate courses including squab a la minuto.
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Ray Doherty
Menomonie
Wis
UPI
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Tim Ross
Cynthia Powleyn
Minneapolis
Cynthia
Off-beat Bach auditions at Lincoln Center attract quirky performers
Pianist professor Peter Schickele seeks rare talent for Mostly PDQ Bach holiday concerts. A parade of unconventional auditioners appears, from lip-sounding trumpeters and cheek players to a unicycling saxist, a pink-shoed singer and a plastic robot mascot.
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Julianne Hastings
New York
UPI
P.D.Q. Bach
Johann Sebastian Bach
Peter Schickele
Bach
Lincoln Center
Ben Simon
Simon
Houma Declares Itself Venice of America
Houma Louisiana promotes itself as the Venice of America due to its many canals bayous lakes and waterways earning the nickname for residents and visitors. The southern Gulf Coast city highlights its waterway network as a defining feature and tourist draw.
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Houma
Gulf Coast
Venice
America
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S&h
13Th St
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