U S Drug Regulation Urged for Independent Review
A push for an immediate independent review of U S drug laws and approval methods cites the United States lagging to fourth in new drug approvals. Industry leaders and consumer advocates call for faster, science driven reforms involving FDA, industry, scientists, and public representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
Amber Major
Pharmaceutical Maufacturers Association
FDA
Drug Industry
Nixon proposes capital punishment for federal crimes
The author argues that crime persists after the 1972 Supreme Court ruling and supports restoring the death penalty for certain federal offenses. He cites hijacking and attacks on officials as examples and warns mandatory penalties could remove incentives to avoid killing. The piece appeals to protect citizens and cites potential congressional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Mose
Nixon
Texas Legislature Faces Slow Pace Before May Adjournment
In the 63rd Texas Legislature lawmakers wrestle with hundreds of bills as time tightens before May 28. The Constitutional Revision Commission begins its hearings across the state while bills on hunting and fishing licenses and jury service win Senate approval. Governor Briscoe signals no early special session for school finance reform though a phased six year plan is discussed.
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Senate
62Nd
Belere
Sesson
Dolph Briscoe
Constitutional Revision Commission
Panhandle
Far West Texas
Amarillo
Lubbock
el Paso
Midland-Odessa
San Angelo
San Antonio
Commission
Arlington
Texarkana
Tyler
Lufkin-Nacogdoches
Houston
Laredo
Corpus Christi
McAllen
Beaumont-Port Arthur-Orange
Abilene
Wichita Falls
Waco
Austin
Texas
Briscoe
Man Arrested in Longview Washateria Shooting
A 57-year-old Henderson man was arrested by Gregg County deputies in a Longview washateria shooting. The victim, Helen Reese, was in satisfactory condition after surgery for abdominal wounds from a 32 caliber pistol.
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Longview
Henderson
Gregg County
Helen Reese
VA officer warns vets about false special insurance dividend hoax
Gregg County Veterans Service Officer Phil Barnhill warns World War II veterans that a nationwide rumor of a special 55 cent per month dividend per $1000 of GI or Government life insurance is false. No new law authorizes such payments. a 1949-50 one time dividend and ongoing dividends for kept policies exist, but the hoax resurface periodically and the State Claims Act shields VA from such claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Barnhill
Veterans Service
Gregg County
Veterans Administration
Congress
Gladewater Mirror masthead and subscription rates noted
The Gladewater Mirror announces publishers and staff roles including Harry Kates as General Manager and Advertising Director. Subscriptions vary by region with monthly and yearly rates and consolidation with nearby papers noted.
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Jack Elron Swe Boos
Troricad Claes
Cos
Curtailed Driving urged to curb summer gas shortage
Secretary of the Interior Rogers Morton urged voluntary driving limits to avoid a severe gasoline shortage this summer. He called for common sense measures such as short trips, bicycle use, and traveling at 10 mph under the limit on highways, plus mass transit and reduced air conditioning use. He spoke before the Senate Interior Committee and in a press release outlining steps for conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Morton
Morton
Senate Interior Committee
Rogers
Brother of Mrs. Duncan Dies in Texas
Mrs. B. C. Duncan's brother Theo Rash of Woodsboro Texas died Wednesday morning. Funeral services and burial are set for Friday at 3 p.m. in Granbury.
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B. C. Duncan
Theo Rash
Woodsboro
Texas
Granbury
Watergate burlesque and Democratic comeback musings
Columnist Jimmy Brown mocks the Watergate scandal with satirical asks and policy snippets. He jokes about Democrats benefiting from GOP infighting and suggests whimsical fixes like lowering meat prices and appointing Raquel Welch as Attorney General. The piece blends political critique with tongue in cheek prescriptions.
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Kilroy
McGovern
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
GOP
White House
Raquel Welch
Justice Dept
Monday Gifts and Finished Touches Delays
A reflective diary style piece on a strained Monday after gardening and painting classes. The author muses on sun and rain, disorganization, unfinished projects, and the lure of rest versus completing chores. The tone is humorous about being a finishing upper or not.
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Centennial Corporation
Harriett
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Port Arthur
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Harry Kates
Publisherss Vareces Fence
Gladewater
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater Times-Tribune
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Jimmy Brown
George McGovern
U. S
Quitman Street
Church OF Christ
Gladewater, Texas
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