U.S. Drives Global Plan To Curb Narcotics Trade
The United States pursues a broad international program to curb narcotics traffic, developing action plans with 57 nations. Agreements aim to strengthen intelligence, enforcement, and customs, with aid including vehicles, boats, surveillance gear, and training. Funding could reach 80 million across two years.
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PLA Division Showcases Maoist Life On Chinese Plain
The 196th Division of the People's Liberation Army demonstrates battlefield drills amid snow near Yang village, while officials and soldiers highlight Maoist doctrine. The unit runs its own factories and a pharmaceutical plant, emphasizing the army as both fighting force and productive labor.
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Governor Preston Smith Earns Texas Tax Relief Promises
Governor Preston Smith stopped the sales tax on food medicine and farm equipment and rejected an unnecessary personal income tax. He claimed to expand funds for trial development and establish new colleges and universities. Smith led anti drug initiatives and promoted a progressive teacher salary schedule while urging tax relief in his reelection bid.
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