Marijuana use cited at Texas A&M and UT in House testimony
Witnesses from Texas A&M and UT law students told a House subcommittee that marijuana use is widespread on campus and among law students. A&M president Layne Kruse said Bryan College Station shows wide use, with 15 to 20 Aggies arrested each semester in dormitories. UT law students association reported 75% had tried marijuana and 50% were occasional or regular users.
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Austin, Tex
Texas A&m University
University of Texas Law
Layne Kruse
A&m
Bryan
College Station
Kruse
David Reynolds
UT Law Students Association
Donald
D-Edinburg
Senate
Chester McLaughlin
Texas
el Paso
McLaughlin
Robert B. White
UT Medical
Galveston
White
Don Kennard
D-Fort Worth
House
FBI
Kennard
Sam Houston Clinton
Austin
United States
Courthouse records list multiple warranty deeds in Balmorhea and Pecos
A sequence of warranty deeds transfers shows Jerry Bryan to Clinton Glenn and Jimmy Calhound for 11.18 acres plus various undivided interests, Armstrongs to Roddy L. Harrison, Ed Armstrong, Gordon to Boyle, Goodman to Midland National Bank trustee, and numerous other lot transfers in Balmorhea Pecos and nearby additions, including Lots 1–4 in Balmorhea lots 160 12 in Original Balmorhea and several reverse interests and partial tracts across multiple subdivisions.
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Jerry Bryan
Clinton Glenn
Jimmy Calhound
H&gn
Nell G
Armstrong
Roddy L. Harrison
Moore
Ed Armstrong
R.B. Moore
Louis Gordon
R.E. Boyle
Fred G. Goodman
Midland National Bank
Jose C
Correa
Ben Martin
Balmorha
R.A. McGowan
John N. Benedict
Veterans Park
Roy Lindsay
John E. Cope
Margaret McCracken Ellison
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Mary Mac Knox
Mildred K. Stanley
Broadway
Mary Mae Knox
Mary Kk
Peer
Jim Ed Miller, Jr
Haynes Memorial Trust
Paul Noel
Central Addition
City of Balmorhea
Bud G. Gray
Balmorhea
Billie Prewit
James Thomas Nance
Pecos
Pedro Ybarra
Pablo Gonzales
East Park
College
Manuel Navarette
Rodolfo Reyes
North Pecos
Audrey F. Baker
Alfredo V. Brijalba
Jerry & Marquita Wanslow
Ray T. Kilsby
West Park
Carl R. Anderson
Richard F. Tucker
Nagel
N.S. Marrow
J.C. Marrow
E.E. Miller, Jr
John L
May
T&p
Eulalio R, Fuentes, Jr
Magdaleno Mendoza
Barbs on marriage, bridge, and counting blessings
A humorous column riffs on domestic life and common sayings. It jokes about a husband learning to open beans, warns against counting chickens, critiques ecological indifference, and notes a light view of fractions in daily blessings.
Bentsen to be briefed on Texas mail service
Senator Lloyd Bentsen said he will be briefed this week on a GAO inquiry into Texas mail service with a preliminary results briefing scheduled for Thursday and a written report to follow. He cited Texans complaints and noted a Brady resident proposed 15 volunteers for sorting mail as a temporary stop-gap.
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Washington, D.C
Lloyd Bentsen
General Accounting Office
Texas
GAO
Bentsen
Senate Post Office Committee
Brady
Ecological limits blamed for U S Middle East oil ties
Continental Oil Co. chairman John G. McLean warned that tight ecological rules could force the United States into deeper dependence on Middle East fuels. He urged new policies a cabinet energy committee and accelerated domestic oil gas and coal development with loosened ecological restraints.
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New
United States
Vet Returns Home to Be Robbed in New York
Vietnam veteran Joseph Walker, 26, of Texas, robbed minutes after arriving at Port Authority Bus Terminal. He had come seeking work in architecture after Marine service and Vietnam experience, but lost luggage, wallet, traveler checks, passport, and airline ticket. He plans to seek new travelers checks and depart for Frankfurt. Walker, who grew up in a Dallas orphanage, blamed limited VA help and expressed frustration at being unwelcome in America.
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New York
Joseph Walker
Texas
Germany
Port Authority
Manhattan
America
Walker
Dallas
Marine Corps
Veterans Administration
Europe
Frankfurt
Ben Wheeler
More than 500 Apply to UTPB Admission
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin reports over 500 applications for its first class. Local Odessa accounts for 270 while Midland residents total 103. Within 60 miles of Odessa adds 73 more. Texas outside Odessa 51. 11 from other states. applicants hail from India Pakistan Iran and Japan.
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University of Texas
Permian Basin
A. W
Woody) Keith
Odessa
Midland
Texas
UTPB
India
Pakistan
Iran
Japan
Keith
Carlsbad land sale bill advances with mineral rights reserved
The New Mexico Senate Finance Committee approved a bill allowing the State Game Department to sell an 87 acre Carlsbad area tract after excluding mineral rights. A Carlsbad group offered 125000, while two oil companies eyed mineral leases at 150 per acre with a 3 16ths royalty. The sale hinges on legislative approval and surface water rights only, with mineral rights reserved.
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Santa FE
N.M
State Senate Finance Committee
State Game Department
Carlsbad
House
Game Department
William Huey
Senate Finance Committee
Cities Service
Superior Oil Co
Midland
Tex
Walker Bryan
Carlsbad Group
Huey
Grady Gist
Buddy Garner
William Sego
R-Bernalillo
Sega
Rio storm disrupts land sale for model project
A sudden storm stalls a Rio de Janeiro land sale to the highest bidder. Bryan cites a potential top value near 75000 dollars under present conditions. Sego's amendment drops any minimum price. Huey recalls a mineral lease sold by the Game Department a decade ago that was abandoned after drilling failed.
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Bryan
Sego
Huey
Game Department
Oilers Hire Beatty as Defensive Line Coach
Houston Oilers name Bruce Beatty as defensive line coach after four seasons as New England Patriots offensive line coach. Beatty, 45, spent 13 seasons at Northwestern before joining the Patriots. Don King, former Northwood College of Dallas coach and Hawaii boss, joins Oilers scouting in Texas Arkansas Oklahoma and Louisiana.
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Houston
Houston Oilers
Bruce Beatty
Beatty
New England Patriots
Northwestern
Patriots
Oilers
Don King
Northwood College of Dallas
University of Hawaii
Oiler
Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
East Pecos Junior High Vibration honors and volleyball highlights
East Pecos Junior High announces eighth and seventh grade honor roll with Elensio Rayos, Rodney Sparkmen, Olga Contreras among top scholars. Spelling Bee set for 5:30 p.m. at the school with local contestants Rodney Sparkman Veronica Pagan and Olga Contreras. Volleyball results recap show A and B teams earning wins, high point scorers named, and recent matches against Fort Davis Wink Monahans and West Pecos.
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Dora Arreguy
Elensio Rayos
Rodney Sparkmen
Olga Contreras
Daniel Fuentez
Larry Levario
Juanita Martinez
Jose Mary Meraz
Israel Navarette
Kim Hawkins
Paul Ruiz
Alma Castillo
Rachel Fuentez
Delma Gonzales
Gloria Rubio
Elsa Vasquez
East Pecos
Pecos
Rodney Sparkman
Veronica Pagan
Larence Wright
Washington
New York City
Rose Mary Meraz
Fort Davis
Morahans
High Point
Jo Ann Amendariz
Becky Jasso
East Pecos Girls
West Pecos Junior High
Kermit
Imperial
Veronica Payan
Maria Zaragoza
Manuela Nichols
Lisa Dominguez
Wink
Monahans
Ofelia Gomez
Demo seeks information on farm taxes
A Texas Democrat and Senate subcommittee chair says he will seek more information on a presidential directive about farmers and IRS data. Rep. Eligio de la Garza calls the order an executive overreach. An Agriculture Department statistician testifies the aim is not to collect tax returns but to update farmer lists for surveys.
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Washington
Senate
Eligio de la Garza
D-Tex
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
Agriculture Department Statistician
de la Garza
Harry C. Trelogan
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Reynolds
House Criminal Jurisprudence
Felix Mc
Texas Drug Abuse Authority
Dolph Briscoe
Department of Public Safety
Texas Manufacturers Association
TMA
Texas Chambers of Commerce
William Slaton
IMA
Delta Steel Buildings
L. W. Gray
Norvell
Harris
Miether Machine Works
Courthouse Records
Ronald A. Britton
Jesse W
Bush
James W. Brock
Cleto Elequin, Jr
Garland R. Matthews
Airlawn Heights
Ray Hendricks
Rosa L
Meed
Walter
Fullwood
Toyah
BY Phil Pastoret
Hamburg
West Germany
Texas Mail Service
Senator Bentsen
U.S
Storm
Rio de Janeirro
Brazil
Coshocton
Ohio
Vibrations News of
East Pecos Junior High School
Demo
Gwendolyn
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