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Ban on Public Smoker Faces Texas Law Impact
The text describes a September Texas law imposing fines for smoking in public spaces such as schools, elevators, theaters, libraries, hospitals, and buses. It contrasts with England where a medical leader backs broader stigma against smoking, aiming to deter the habit as a public nuisance.
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Texas
England
Finding The Balance In Texas Tax Rebates
Cameron leads Texas towns in sales tax rebate share at 9185 dollars, nearly 2000 ahead of Rockdale, signaling a balanced economy. Alcoa plants, employment levels, and energy use in Rockdale and Point Comfort influence regional balance. Lignite and light industry keep the mix steady across communities.
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Cameron
Rockdale
Alcoa
Point Comfort
Texas
US To Relinquish Last Hold Over Philippines
United States prepares to relinquish main colonial hold on the Philippines in upcoming base talks. Subic Bay and Clark Field may be granted clear Philippine title while U.S. forces stay at about 18 000. Philippine courts gain more reach over off duty servicemen, with mixed sovereignty concessions planned.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
U.S
U. S
Subic Bay
Clark Field Air Force Base
Japan
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
China
Philippine
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Marcos
Thailand
Spain
Philippine Islands
Republic of the Philippines
Torrejon
Masses Influence Chinese System By Peter Griffiths
The interview with Hao Shuang-Lu, deputy director of Tientsin’s high court, describes Chinese public executions and the mass involvement in major cases. It explains four court levels, party leadership, appeals limits, and mass rallies that condemn crimes and shape punishments.
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Peter Griffiths
Tientsin
China
Reuter
Public Security Bureau
Hao Shuang - Lu
Tientsin People's High Court
Hao
People’s Republic
Supreme People's Court
Communist Party
National People’s Congress
Court rules department store liable for employee coat theft
A department store must compensate a employee for a coat stolen from a corridor closet under the store’s control. The court held the bailee duty applies when the employee is told where to store belongings, though not limitless and partly shared with employee responsibility. The case contrasts another coat theft where a locked closet negated liability. The article notes a public service feature by the American Bar Association and Texas State Bar Association.
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Phyllis
American Bar Association
Texas State Bar Association
Will Bernard
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The
Cameron Herald
Atexas
East First Street
Frank M. Luecke
Baron Rower
Pigene
Aachen
Russels
Reuters
London