Rise in Unwed Mothers Hits Teens and Blacks Nationwide
A government report shows over half of black births and rising white teen births occur outside marriage. Nationwide unwed births rose 50 percent in a decade to about 597,800 in 1979, 17 percent of all births, with 20 percent of white teen births and 83 percent of black teen births being out of wedlock.
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United States
América
Kristin A. Moore
The
Urban Institute
Stephanie Ventura
National Center For Health Statistics
FSLIC Funds Covers Savings Confidence Amid Industry Woes
Washington AP Americans’ deposits in savings and loan associations are deemed safe despite widespread losses. FSLIC director H Brent Beesley says the insurance fund is adequate to handle the current situation, though continued hostility could pose risks. FDIC and FSLIC funds together insure deposits up to 100000 per depositor, with broader creditor shares for amounts over that limit.
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Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Insurance Fund
H. Brent Beesley
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
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Savings and Loan
S&ls
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loans
William M. Isaac
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Congress
FDIC
Alan Whitney
Insurance Fund For Savings and Loans
Martha Gravlee
Treasury
East Bloc Leader Urges Nuclear Arms Withdrawals
Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu called for Moscow to withdraw SS-20 missiles in exchange for halting U S deployment of Pershing and cruise missiles in Europe. He urged decisive government and public action to end the arms race amid mass anti nuclear protests across Brussels Paris Berlin Rome and London. U S Soviet talks set for Geneva on November 30.
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Associated Press
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Ceausescu
Frankfurter Rundschau
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Brussels
Belgium
East Berlin
Oslo
Rome
London
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Weinberger
Geneva
Judge Urges Settlement in ESU Mitchell Case in Kansas
In Topeka AP report Judge Richard Rogers urged settlement to end the long case over Rodney Mitchell’s resignation from Emporia State University. A federal jury previously found harassment and sex discrimination, awarding $415,000, while motions for a new trial or verdict adjustment await ruling.
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Emporia State University
Rodney Mitchell
Richard Rogers
Marathon
Rogers
Mitchell
University
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