U S divorce rate rises as easier access cited
UPI survey finds divorce rates climbing in many states while Nevada remains a traditional draw for quick dissolutions. Experts warn lack of marriage preparation, no fault laws, and economic pressures fuel breakups across ages, with some couples choosing amicable splits.
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Changing attitudes push divorce into everyday life
In Idaho and nationwide, women gain financial independence and pursue new lives, while religious figures call for more focus on family duties. A Catholic magazine notes bishops should grant amnesty to separated Catholics, and about half of first marriages end in divorce as some divorcees remarry seeking satisfaction.
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Art objects lost in fire for servicemen
A warehouse fire in Emeryville destroyed containers of Asian art objects and other valuables owned by American servicemen. Estimated damage ranged from 1.5 to 3 million dollars. The items were in transit from the Far East via Hawaii and destined for locations across the United States, said Robert J. Anderson Sr., president of Skip's Trucking, Inc.
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Scientists warn Americans unprepared for major disasters
Gil bert White and J Eugene Haas of the University of Colorado say the United States is unprepared for earthquakes, hurricanes, and floods. They fault misdirected federal activity and insufficient heed to past lessons and new findings. Their MIT press published report, funded by an $800 000 NSF grant, urges redirection to cut losses and suffering.
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J. Eugene Haas
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Drowns at Central California reservoir ten year old boy
Ten year old Jerry Wayne Curry of Willow Creek Montana drowned after stepping into a nine foot hole at a Central California reservoir. Coroner's office reported Monday. A separate report quoted White and Haas urging balanced emphasis on research into social economic and political factors behind disasters.
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