Teen Agers Seek Thrills From Driving Hot Rods
A poll shows four out of five teens chase thrills to spice dull lives, with fast driving the top thrill at 95 percent. Boys report faster driving more than girls, while parties and dating follow as secondary kicks. Most feel today’s youths are similar to past generations, though some see more leisure time driving change.
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Philadelphia
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Amherst
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Detroit
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Hartford, Conn
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Jackson
Mich
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New Rochelle
N. Y
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Harlan
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Coffeyville, Kan
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