Drug use decline signals cautious optimism among seniors
A nationwide DHHS survey shows 29 percent of high school seniors used illicit drugs in 1984, the lowest since 1975, down from 33 percent in 1983 and from a peak of 39 percent in 1978. Cigarette smoking also fell to its lowest level in a decade, with over 70 percent disapproving heavy smoking.
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Department of Health and Human Services
Health and Human Services Department
National Institute of Drug Abuse
Legislature faces prison reform funding clash with court
House Speaker Gib Lewis urged appealing to the Supreme Court rather than bow to federal orders on costly Texas prison system reforms. Attorney General Jim Mattox supported funding for an appeal if chosen, while Judge William Wayne Justice warned of action if funds are lacking. The dispute centers on federal authority over prison reforms and timing for implementation.
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Gib Lewis
U.S
William Wayne Justice
Tyler
Texas
Lewis
U.S. Supreme Court
Jim Mattox
Mattox
House
Justice
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mayo and Hall Backed for GCCISD Board Seats
Letters from Wynona Montgomery and Joan Jackson advocate for Tom Mayo and Paul Hall in the Goose Creek CISD school board race. They praise Mayo’s community leadership and fairness and Hall’s steady service and focus on teachers and budgeting. Jackson endorses her own candidacy as a qualified educator backing fiscal responsibility.
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the Sun
Tom Mayo
Martha
Baytown
Tom
C.A. Riser
Garth Rd
Goose Creek
Mayo
Travis Elementary
Paul Hall
Gccisd
Paul
Joan Jackson
To the Sun
Rewald CIA defense fuels high court clash in trial case
A Honolulu investment firm founder claims CIA ties led to his 1983 bankruptcy and criminal charges. Judge Harold Fong bars CIA as an issue, disqualifies defense counsel over alleged CIA links, and prompts controversy over conflicts of interest as prosecutors cite a CIA attorney on the case.
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Washington
CIA
Ronald Ray Renald
Honolulu
Rewald
Bishop, Baldwin
Indy Badhwar
Dale van Atta
Martin Pence
Pence
Harold Fong
Fong
Alexandria
Bbrd&w
Carruth
Maj
John Peyton
Francis Marine on USS Enterprise and town notices
J D Francis 19 of Goose Creek serves aboard the USS Enterprise in the Pacific. Sgt William Glenn Fenley wounded in Germany, brothers of Baytown women. Local injuries, court, Legion Auxiliary captains, vestry ceremony, church groundbreakings, and plans for a new Southland Paper Mills plant with Baytown Chamber remarks and an art league demo.
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Baytown
Trinity Episcopal Church
John M.D. Heald
H.E. Boydell
H.A Halsey Jr
J-A. Anderson Jr
Braden Hillis
W.D. Seyfried
B.E. Wilson
R.S. Conly
G.W. Robinson
R.L. Dockendorff
Carl Trenckmann
W.A. Scott
W.M. Douglas
T.N. Bond
R.J. Kalbitz
Myrtle Bower
J.A. Bond
Southland Paper Mills Inc
Harris County
Ottis Locke
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Luther Mackrell
Baytown Art League
Bible Verse: No Condemnation for Those in Christ Jesus
A concise biblical quotation asserts that there is now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus who do not live according to the flesh but by the Spirit. The verse cited is Romans chapter 8 verse 1.
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Christ Jesus
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Fred Hornberger
Fred Hariman
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Advertising Department
Teva
Menonal Drive
Carter
Daly
Coestel Publications
Reece
Associated Press
Rams
Spontorious
Ongin
al Gil
Elsa
Boytown Sun
Sun
Readers
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Cotton Lake Rad
Jackson
S Jack Anderson
Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
Manuel Escontrias
Pin Oak
Francis
USS
Enterprise
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