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By PHILIPPA KIR BY

Kappahannock News Special Writer

For many parents of teenage daughters, the thought of teenage pregnancies is a bad dream. But at the same time, it's a bad dream that Can’t be ignored.*If a young girl has an unwanted pregnancy, it is always someone eise’s girl, never your own. Unfortunately, the fact remains that there has been a 90 per cent increase in pregnancies in girls under 16 since I960, and the possibility of such a thing happening to your daughter is not as far removed as you would like it to be.

Dr. Katherine Oettinger of Washington, in her soon to be published book, “Not My Daughter,” tries to cope with

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