Many Teens Rush to Be Adults Sparks Family Tension
A feature examines the ongoing conflict between youths seeking autonomy and parents enforcing rules, highlighting pressure on teens to mature quickly amid changing social expectations.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1990
Page
1
A feature examines the ongoing conflict between youths seeking autonomy and parents enforcing rules, highlighting pressure on teens to mature quickly amid changing social expectations.
Marjorie Guernsey, 61, of Oswego won a $3 million state lottery jackpot after more than 500 tries. She had been buying tickets since the lottery began and picked winning numbers a year earlier using Bingo chips drawn for her seven grandchildren’s birthdays. She played those numbers on all ten $1 tickets.
President Mubarak said Egypt will deploy troops to Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states to deter Iraqi aggression after Arab League leaders agreed to form a force. Syrian and Moroccan participation was considered likely. No deployment timeline was given. European powers agreed to bolster the US flotilla without committing ground troops.
Eleven Americans and five West Germans reach Jordan by bus from Iraq as a 10 year old California girl from Albany, Penelope Nabokov, travels with embassy dependents after being stranded in Kuwait during the invasion. State Department confirms crossing to Amman.
Families across the United States monitor phones and TVs for word on relatives trapped as Saddam Hussein’s troops swept into Kuwait. Kevin York of Mount Prospect Illinois waits anxiously for news about his pregnant wife and mother in law, while Rev Edwin Davis of Koran Louisiana hears only brief assurances.
Washington Mayor Marion Barry is convicted of a single cocaine offense after a drug and perjury trial. Supporters celebrate with shouts of Barry, Barry as churches hold unscheduled prayers. The jury remained deadlocked on 12 other counts, including cocaine possession from an FBI sting. Barry smiled and planned a public appearance, with aides saying the verdict could boost efforts to run for office again.
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