Teen Drugs Abuse Is One Of Most Tragic Problems
Analyzes rising teen drug abuse in the United States, noting heroin use is worsening and following patterns of other substances. Outlines parental signs, urges open discussion, and seeks professional help, warning against home remedies and encouraging adherence to the law. Announces next week's topic on teen part time jobs.
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Robert L. DuPont
National Institute On Drug Abuse
United States
Jas
Balk Controversy Over Travel Money Board View
Harman argues travel cost notations won’t prove data accuracy and trusts travel files for proper spending. Barolak notes listing is an overview, not detailed accounting. Going agrees, doubting usefulness of the list for him as a budgeting decision looms.
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Harman
Funds Rules and Oversight For District Finances
The district relies on federal money rules, with potential cuts hitting enforcement. Officials discuss disbursement, accounting for wave expenses around 2.9 percent of district costs. Superintendent Clark seeks more data, noting no larger district lists extra details. computer print-outs would not add new information.
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Johnny Clark
Rick Peebles
Wavel
Dis- Clark
U.S
Tighter Ethical Standards On Agenda In Meetings
President Ford meets congressional leaders to discuss pay raises and a stiffer ethics code for all three branches. A government commission urged higher salaries linked to stricter ethics, with potential $37.6 million annual increases for about 2,500 officials, while Carter faces political constraints.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Carter
Pay Commission
Peter G. Peterson
Commerce
House
Supreme Court
Baytown Man Given Probated 10-Year Sentence in Robbery Case
A 25-year-old Baytown man, Warren Rene Morrison, received a 10-year probated sentence for aggravated robbery in 184th District Court. Morrison pled not guilty to taking part in the Feb 14 1976 robbery at Westwood Park where John Edward Neitman Jr. was killed. Neitman was stabbed during the beating. Reese escaped and sought help. Earlier this year Paul Hutchinson and Rufus Rawls were convicted of Neitman’s murder. Morrison allegedly furnished the knife used in the killing.
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Baytown
Wallace C. Moore
Warren Rene Morrison
Scott
Katherine
John Edward Neitman Jr
David Wayne Reese
Neitman
Ward Road
Reese
Grand Avenue
Channelview
Westwood Park
Schreck
Paul Douglas Hutchinson
Rufus Donnell Rawls
Indiana
Neuman
Moore
Morrison
Neiman
District faces funding choices over federal aid and teacher contracts
HEW rules prompt district to balance federal funds with long term costs. A 2.9 percent allocation supports programs the district may not afford without federal money. Going urges hiring teachers now to benefit students while the district remains eligible, likening the situation to keeping some candy already eaten. Harman notes hiring occurred in good faith and the board should approve contracts despite potential future decisions on continued federal funding.
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HEW
Going
Harman
Eckhardt Calls Precautions for Overseas Pesticide Sales
Houston Congressman Bob Eckhardt urges U S safeguards before allowing overseas sales of pesticides like Phosvel, linked to nerve damage among Bayport plant workers from 1972 to 1973. He proposes export controls and waiting periods to alert foreign governments to hazards. The report also notes Baytown area retiree meetings and Baytown Junior School events. The Reds led the majors with 141 home runs in 1976, followed by the Red Sox at 134.
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Houston
Bob Eckhardt
United States
U.S
Velsicol Chemical Corp
Bayport
Eckhardt
Baytown
Wyatt's
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Red Sox
Juan G Gonzales Jr Promoted to Staff Sergeant
Juan G Gonzales Jr of the U S Air Force has been promoted to staff sergeant. His wife Barbara Ham of Crosby is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Ham.
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Juan G, Gonzales Jr
U. S. Air Force
Barbara
Ted Ham
Crosby
Rainfall Recorded by Ray Dreyer in Fran cis
Ray Dreyer of 208 East Fran cis reported one inch of rain at 10 30 a m Tuesday.
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Ray Dreyer
Francis
Warden Resigns in Mexico City Over Policy Criticism
Luis Renteria the chief of security resigned after blaming Sanchez Galindo for harsh administrative policies and three escapes, including two by Americans. He had been fired last week following his accusations of arbitrary conduct by Sanchez Galindo.
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Mexico City
Renteria
Sanchez Galindo
Luis Renteria
Curity
Hunger strike prompts Mexican prison warden resignation
In Mexico City a hunger strike by American inmates led to the resignation of Antonio Sanc hez Galindo as warden of Reclusoria Norte. Sergio H. Santibanez will replace him as the facility holds federal prisoners awaiting sentencing or appeals. The protest involves about 100 Americans and dozens of Latin American inmates seeking parole rights not granted in drug cases, with some inmates reported as ill but refusing infirmary care.
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Mexico City
Antonio Sanchez Galindo
Sergio H. Santibanez
Reclusoria Norte
Southern
Pris
Paine, Webber, Soler
Ashland
Ricfield Woon
Fett
Delamete
Cites Service
Ceseral Motors
Garden
Santa Marta Men’s
Estheteh
Chile
Ayap
Peru
Paraguay
Argentina
Humans, Inc
Central America
Kimberly Clarke
Los Reyes
S. Kresge
Mobil
Reclusorio Norte
Land
Sebluperger Ee
Jackson and
Curtisee
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Ramona Anderson
Gerry Dickerson
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White House
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