Expensive Investment: Cost to Raise Children Reaches Beyond Money
Washington report details that middle income families spend about 499 605 to raise a child to 18 and 64 215 to cover four years of college at a state university. Low income families face lower totals, while the study notes non financial costs like time and restrictions. The estimates, from Espenshade using 1977 prices, highlight the high non monetary costs and the fact that first children incur the greatest expense.
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Washington
Thomas J. Espenshade
Florida State University
Egpenshade
Department of Agriculture
Espershaide
The
Population Reference Bureau, Inc
Hawaii
Fspenshade
U S and Vietnam Open Talks in Paris Amid Relic Tensions
In Paris the United States and Vietnam began discussions aiming at full diplomatic ties. Hanoi's party paper cited three interlinked issues: normalization, missing servicemen, and U S war-reconstruction aid, with cautions on progress and US stance.
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Paris
U.S
Hanoi
United States
Nhan Dan
Communist Party
Vietnam
Aamaican
America
Tony Boyle awaits retrial decision at Delaware County hearing
Tony Boyle former United Mice Workers Union president returns to the Delaware County Courthouse for pretrial motions on retrial charges after his murder conviction. The hearing was closed to the public and reporters under a gag order while defense and prosecution voices remain behind the scenes.
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Tony” Boyle
United Mice Workers Union
Boyle
Antoinette
Delaware County
Domenic 1
Jerome
Bayle
Joseph
Jock
Yablonski
Francis Caania
Catania
Leannot
Richard Sprague
Sprage
A. Charles Peruto
Washington County
Bosle
Peruto
Children killed in bomber crash near Hartford England
A British Air Force Canberra bomber crashed onto a row of eight houses near the hamlet village, killing the pilot, navigator, and three children. Fire raged as rescuers searched rubble for more victims and six people, including a child, were hospitalized. The crash occurred while the plane was preparing to land at Weston air base near Huntington.
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Hartford
England
Maidland
Air Force
Huntington
Wston Air Base
Soviet Skipper Fined For 200-Mile Limit Violation
Aleksandr Gupalov, captain of the Soviet trawler Taras Shevchenko, pleads guilty to violating the 200-mile limit. He receives a nine month sentence and $10,000 fine in U S District Court. The Soviet government pays $249,000 in civil fines. ship and crew held at Boston Harbor Coast Guard base since seizure off Nantucket.
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Giston
North Atlantic
Aleksandr Gupalov
U.S
United States
Taras Shevchenko
Coast Guard
Boston Harbor
Nantucketsland
Lottery Roundup Selections From Maryland and Pennsylvania
Baltimore AP reports the daily Numbers Game draw for Maryland produced 539 while Pittsburgh AP notes Pennsylvania daily lottery winner was 646 on Monday night. The item records two state draws and their winning numbers.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Rod McKuen backs gays in Miami clash over rights
AP report notes celebrity advocates in Dade County dispute over a non discrimination ordinance. Rod McKuen joined Gay Coalition efforts with benefit concerts while Anita Bryant leads anti equality forces. McKuen criticizes Bryant and plans statewide campaigning to support the rights law.
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Rod McKuen
Miami
Dade County
Dade County Commission
Anita Bryant
McKuen
Gay Coalition
ICS
Bryant
Save Our Children, Inc
Hat
Watergate defendants face high court setback
The Supreme Court rejected a bid by former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell and aides Ehrlichman and R. Hakleman to tell the justices how a news report affected their rights. The NPR piece alleged leaks and sought to influence review of Nixon aides’ convictions, which the court had denied.
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National Public Radio
Aigo
Richard F. Nixon
Warren E. Burger
Nixon
Lewid F. Powell Jr
Harry A Blackmuy
Richt Reviow
Burger
Ehrlichman
Couvice Low
William H. Rehagaint
Justice Department
Daily Mail Taiephoo 7H 919 Local News Summary
Local newspaper page blurs with archaic festival days and place names. Mentions New Year’s Day memorials, lunar calendar entries, and scattered notes on public notices. Dense OCR garble obscures clear events or persons.
Near perfect pregnancy test reported in Buffalo
Doctors evaluated a new blood pregnancy test at Buffalo's Erie Hospital claiming 98.5 percent accuracy in 1048 cases over eight months. Led by Dr Jack Lippes the test detects human chorionic gonadotropin early after menses and may indicate abnormal pregnancy. Dr On P Bahl of the State University at Buffalo contributed work on the hormone with plans for commercial distribution within a year.
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Buffalo
N.Y
APL
Iconess Hospital
Jack Lippes
Lippes
On P. Bahl
Department of Cell Molecular Biology
the State University At
Duffalo
Bahl
United States
Hel
Workers defy general strike in Northern Ireland turmoil
In Belfast and surrounding areas workers ignored a general strike called by Protestant hardliners led by Ian Paisley. Factories and offices opened while police and patrols faced intimidation reports. Bombs, arson, and sabotage accompanied the unrest as the British government warned security forces to prevent coercion.
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EO Blanche Associated Press
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Aciy
Irish Republican Army
Belfast Telegraph
Lamlanierry
Carigaign
Ulster Unionist Action Council
Ian Paisley
IRA
Ireland
Mrike
Roy Mason
Bishops Meeting Under Pressure Amid Reforms Debate
CHICAGO AP The native American Catholic bishops gather under unusual pressures as they respond to 82 recommendations from a national assembly held in Detroit last fall. The assembly urged ordination of women and priestly celibacy changes, while bishops debate internal forum options and possible changes to canon law affecting divorced and remarried Catholics.
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Chicago
Nativa
Joseph L. Bernandin
Ciccinnati
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Detroit
U.S
Couptes
Archbidos Bernardin
Lei Nehite
Habep James 5. Hausch
Phoenix
Eligl
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Maugane Avenue
Hagerstown
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