Teens regret sex poll shows teens wish they waited longer
A poll finds a majority of sexually active teens wish they had waited until they were older. The results highlight regrets among youth regarding early sexual activity amid evolving attitudes and education.
Merit System Debate Sparks Teacher Stance
The message questions merit based teacher evaluation and politics in education, warning of a starker future after adoption. It notes game numbers on A2 and mentions recycled newsprint and recycling. For local details, call and press 1414.
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Fed hikes rates in aggressive inflation push
The Federal Reserve raised its discount rate from 3.0 to 3.5 percent and lifted the federal funds rate from 3.75 to 4.25 percent, signaling higher costs for home auto and business loans. Citibank matched a jump in its prime rate to 7.25 percent, likely passing costs to consumers with credit cards and home equity loans. The move aims to cool inflation but forecasters warn of slower hiring and refinancing fallout.
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Hawks 88 Pacers 76 in Game Six defeat on road
Game six report notes Hawks defeated Pacers 88 to 76 at America West Arena with pay per view coverage. Ainge fined 5000 dollars for unspecified conduct. Also lists Jazz 109 over 101 in an adjacent box.
Police seek more halfway house details in Mesa
Mesa police press for information on local halfway houses after a Chandler boy and a Mesa teacher were reportedly attacked by men from two facilities. Sgt. Earle Lloyd said the houses are appearing citywide with unknown numbers and locations. Officials are checking licensing and disclosure laws to aid crime investigations.
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Adopted children returned to father in Arizona case
Lynn DeBruin and David and Tammy Roush of Arkansas had chosen names for their new additions. Jorge Luis Martinez, living 1,000 miles away in Arizona, did not know his toddlers were being given up for adoption. After months of legal fight, the Scottsdale horse groomer regained custody. An adoption agency claims it was misled by signs amid the transfer. Attorney J. Stanley Edwards filed suit Monday in Maricopa County Superior Court for Pease.
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Weight gain tied to higher breast cancer risk study finds
A study of U.S. women links weight gain during ages 16 to 30 and 30 to current age with increased breast cancer risk later in life. Researchers report average weights and percent risk rises for those gaining 10 to 20 pounds, noting higher cancer rates among those who gained more.
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Five Western Films Set for Summer 1994 Debuts
Western fans should cheer as at least five Western themed films are scheduled to debut before Labor Day in 1994. The segment targets filmgoers expecting classic frontier action and new takes on Western lore this season.
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