Channelview parent urges stronger school remedies over drug case
Mrs. Johnny L Edwards of 406 Brookview told Channelview school trustees that administrative remedies must improve after her daughter was accused in a junior high drugs case involving a girl selling pills. She alleged inaction and questioned dress code enforcement versus student drug issues.
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Administrative Remedies In CV Schools Criticized
A Sun reporter questions pill selling at CV junior high. principal Maddry says he turned pills over to the superintendent after being asked to handle the matter. Superintendent Crenshaw declined to comment. a mother seeks clarity on what pills were involved and steps taken.
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State of the Union message delivered in 1972
President Nixon addresses Congress amid numerous presidential candidates. He notes strong party splits on foreign and domestic policy but urges debates and keeping national interest first. The address highlights urgent national problems transcending partisanship.
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Nixon outlines selective proposals and defense budget emphasis
The article notes Nixon arguing for limited fresh proposals in an election year and focusing on vital programs within Congress and budget constraints. He calls for a generation of peace contingent on an international arm reduction agreement while maintaining military strength to deter war and outlining a higher defense budget due to R&D, pay, and new weapons needs.
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Stasney Reappointed to Houston-Galveston Area Council
City Council reappoints Leonard Stasney to represent Baytown on the Houston-Galveston Area Council with Ted Kloesel as alternate. Stasney describes the council as a planning body across nine or ten counties, noting it excludes Goose Creek school district and handles education health crime and housing planning. No federal funds within the area can be granted without HGAC approval.
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Spur 201 intersection to gain eight lane expansion
Busch notes state plans to add improvements at the Spur 201 intersection including an eight lane north side. He cites a 1964 Bernard Johnson Engineering master plan recommending six lanes on Garth Road to Spur 201 and four lanes north. He says traffic movement south of the spur is greater and denies political motives. The text also mentions the world's largest diamond weighing 3,106 metric carats found in 1905 in a South African pit with a penknife.
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