Marriage and Education Tie For Five UGA Students
At the University of Georgia, about one in five married students balance family life and schooling. A survey by Dr. John Sullivan shows housing and food dominate budgets, with 99 percent reporting happy marriages and 65 percent saying marriage improved academics. Wives assist with budgets and many husbands pursue advanced degrees.
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Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
John Sullivan
Institute of Higher Education
Sullivan
Vietnamese Families Cope With Wartime Inflation
Vietnamese families juggle two or three jobs as wages lag price rises driven by wartime inflation. Tet offensive losses, higher living costs, and more money in circulation squeeze civil servants and workers, forcing extra work or side gigs to survive.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Tinh
Tet
Chiropractic care for nervousness and illness explained
A public service article explains that sickness often stems from underlying causes and that a thorough chiropractic exam and spinal x rays can identify them. It argues nerve interference links physical illness and nervousness and promotes chiropractic as safe conservative care. Dr. W. L. Stucky sponsors the piece at 418 Gordon Ave Thomasville.
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Stucky
W. L. Stucky
Gordon Ave
Thomasville
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