Facts on teenage pregnancy, particularly with reference to Minnesota, are discussed. Contents discuss the following topics: Teenage pregnancy is a significant problem in the United States; adolescents' stage of development influences their views on sexuality; many sexually active adolescents do not use contraceptives; adolescent males have special family planning needs; and, family planning programs for teens are necessary and cost-effective. Concluding remarks suggest action policy-makers can take regarding the promotion of legislation and establishment of incentives for program development. (RH)