Beer and wine favored by teens while hard liquor rejected
A nationwide survey of over 1,000 teenagers finds 51 percent approve beer, 17 percent approve hard liquor. 64 percent of girls and 59 percent of boys support wine. Authors note drinking persists despite legal status and call for education and stricter laws to curb teen alcohol use.
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Cindy Kahler
Vermillion
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Jeremy Strickland
River Edge
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Kathie Crowe
Manitewne
Iola Ann Williams
Pocatell
Idaho
Carey Allan
Chicago
Richard Trager
Oklahoma City
Massachusetts Bends Its Blue Law
Massachusetts enacts a revised blue laws bill effective for the Fourth of July weekend. Lt. Gov. Edward F. McLaughlin Jr. signed the measure in the absence of Gov. Velpe at the National Governors Conference. The bill adds seven day food sales for small shops, allows gift and antique stores to open Sundays, and permits golf on Sundays and holidays.
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Byannisport
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Massachusetts
Edward F. McLaughlin Jr
John A Velpe
Luna
Recruiting Campaign Launched By Ohio Air National Guard Squadron
The 162nd Tactical Fighter Squadron of the Ohio Air National Guard in Springfield has started a recruiting drive to fill vacancies from retirements and completed active service. Brig. Gen. Edsel C. Clark urged 17 to 22 year olds with no prior service to consider joining. Benefits include training, promotion, pay, and retirement pension as long as service continues, with full information available from the Springfield recruiting office during business hours.
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Ohio Air National Guard
Springfield
Ohio
Air National Guard
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Edsel C. Clark
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Air Guard
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Springfield M. Set
Carl Nissan
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Squadron Flies F-84F Thunder Streak at Springfield Base
The squadron has operated the F-84F Thunder Streak jets since last October at the Air National Guard Base located at Springfield Municipal Airport.
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Air National Guard
Springfield
Public ownership expands to 12000 acres of Sherwood Forest
About 12,000 acres of the legendary Sherwood Forest, long associated with Robin Hood, are now publicly owned. The transfer places the historic woodland under government stewardship for preservation and public use.
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Sherwood Forest
Robin Hood
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