Mental health reform push continues in Texas
An Austin committee on mental health and mental retardation advances a reform agenda despite Speaker Gib Lewis criticism of federal court orders. Oswin Chrisman of Dallas notes moves reflect hours of work, with 96 recommendations folded into a February report to the Legislature. Lewis vows to pursue state action while disputing federal edicts on staffing ratios linked to a 1981 settlement and a 1984 federal ruling.
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Death notice for Craig Tillman of Baytown dies at 49
Services for Craig Tillman aged 49 of Baytown will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Wayne Harbaugh officiating. He died Thursday at a Baytown hospital. He worked as a welder for Speers and Associates Construction Co. Survivors include his wife Joy. daughters Cherry Bird, Ginger Ferguson, Donna Sessions, Kimberly Hodges. son Terry Tillman. brothers Jerry, Kenneth, and Clay. sisters Mary Alice McCall and Pat Reneau. three grandchildren. Pallbearers are Bill Remsing, Randy Remsing, Butch Fayle, Eddie Dyson, Chuck Berry and Curtis Mansel. Burial at White Cemetery. Arrangements by Earthman Funeral Home.
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Mary Lou Jolly Services Set in Ethelsville
Mary Lou Jolly 77 of Ethelsville Alabama died Thursday in a Birmingham hospital. Services are at 2 p.m. Saturday at Ethelsville Baptist Church with Rev James Ray. Burial at Mineral Springs Cemetery. Survivors include Walter Jr and Jimmie Nell Jolly and three grandsons. Stabler Funeral Home Reform Alabama directs.
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Reagan reshuffles White House amid department study twists
President Reagan moves three veterans into new Cabinet posts and orders studies on merging Energy and Interior functions while considering the Education and Energy eliminations. Hodel becomes interior secretary candidate. Herrington to run personnel. Bennett to education. Darman eyed as deputy secretary. Speakes underscored cautious study before any reorganization.
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