Greenville (Texas) Herald Bannei^PaSL1Teenage Groups Involved With DrugsFORT WORTH. Tex lt;AP) Ixw enforcement officers say the recent shooting deaths of two 1H year old youths here indicate the deadly levels at which teenage drug traffic is being conductedWe know there are several groups of teenagers here which are in the drug business.'' said (apt lt;\K Hogue of the Fort Worth Police Department I guess you could call them gangs Police officials say some teenagers are becoming drug pushers in the belief they can reap easy profits from the sale of marijuana, cocaine and other drugs to classmates •‘There is a market here for drugs and some of them make good money. said Hogue, who heals the department's plainclothes division l^ist month police found the bullet-riddled bodies of James I.ee Rainey and Jay Conrad Reiber in Mustang Park near Henbrook Lake.Tarrant County Sheriff Lon Evans described Rainey and Reiber as drug wholesalers in the Fort Worth area Capital murder charges have been filed against two high school students. Ralph Pierce Aldis and Wayne Hutcherson, and proceedings have been started to have a Iti year old youth tried as an adult on murder charges in the case, officials said Evans said the three were pushers who bought marijuana from Rainey and Reiber and resold it to other teenagers We had two gangs who went to Mustang Park to shoot it out as a result of a dispute over marijuana. Evans said “Iff scary to think that you have gang w arfare at the high school level.