Teens debate who should pay wedding costs
A study cites teens and parents discussing who covers nuptial expenses with many favoring shared costs. Teens note rising spendthrift habits while recognizing finances differ by family income, with estimates of typical wedding budgets clustering around a few hundred to near a thousand dollars for small families.
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Peterson
San Jose
Calif
Bob Crowder
Quincy
Mass
Tacoma
Brenda Hutchinson
Green Bay
Wis
Mar Lents
Kage
Rachelle
N.Y
Alan Coleman
Venice
Oklahoma City
Vie Majority
Palm Springs Squire Finds Going Rough
Francis Wood a Palm Springs car dealer inherits a 16th century Shrewsbury mansion and says maintaining the estate is difficult He may convert the property into a hotel to support himself and attract American tourists in need of lodging
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Palm Springs
Shrewsbury
Eng
UPI
Francis Wood
Calif
Wood
Young couples question costly weddings
The Country Person notes a Seattle 17-year old urging practicality in weddings while about a quarter of youths rebel against spending large sums. Many argue funds could be better spent. a Philadelphia 16-year-old, Jim Hansen, questions the fuss and the quick duration of weddings.
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Seattle
Jim Hansen
Philadelphia
Scotch for Fishing Champ Wins Amid Controversy
In Croydon England UPI reports a long running temperance program linked to a local fishing contest. Officials say a year of speeches on sex and abstinence failed to curb illegitimate births while a bottle of whisky was given to the winner.
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ETAL
Eng
UPI
Croydon
Jimmy Cockburn
League
Lord J Jimmy
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