Marijuana Drug Link Noted by Washington Medical Professor
Washington bureau report quotes Dr Marvin Moser of Albert Einstein College of Medicine warning that marijuana use among youths correlates with later drug use but does not by itself cause addiction. He cites studies and notes risk of progression to heroin remains small but possible, urging cautious stance on legalization and highlighting social factors.
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Marvin Moser
New York
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ICs Available to All How to Get Into College and Finance It Too
Advanced educational opportunities expand nationwide and high school graduates are urged to pursue postsecondary training whether aiming for a degree or a marketable skill. Dr Darrell Holmes notes many colleges exist with wide ranges in size and cost, urging careful parent student analysis rather than pressuring a specific school.
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Our Man in the Classroom on College Paths and Aid
AP special assignment writer outlines college entry routes from two year and four year options to service academies and industry training. It notes entrance exams, the role of the college boards, and broad financial aid programs for students across income levels.
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Regulated investment firms and dividend rules in price freeze era
The committee classified regulated investment companies real estate investment trusts and personal holding companies. It allowed moderate dividends from companies with minimal or no payouts over the last three fiscal years while noting adjustments may appear on paychecks. The price freeze ended with mixed moves by the Price Commission and Wage Board actions affecting pay raises and price changes amid the broader economic controls.
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House Ways to Back Cancer Fight Faces Major Hurdles
House supporters predicted overwhelming approval for a 4.6 billion cancer bill despite ACS opposition and Senate-level disputes. The bill would create a new independent National Cancer Institute, replacing the NIH role, with a presidential appointee director and a three year budget plan, provoking a clash with the Senate. The administration backs the Senate approach but favors a five year plan and grant authority limits.
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IATA talks aim to avert North Atlantic fare war
A high level IATA meeting in Honolulu seeks a final agreement on North Atlantic air seating and pricing. Airlines face potential price competition next year as scheduling debates continue. Key players include Lufthansa and BOAC pushing for advance bookings and deposits to safeguard earnings amid cancellation fears.
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US Woman Admits Iran Demonstration Plotting Sentenced
Sharan La Bere, a 2 year old American, confessed taking part in anti Iranian demonstrations in the United States and was sentenced to three years in prison on Sunday for actions against national security.
Crime Scene Escalates as Gunman Flees After Scuffle
On page continuation, a gunman dropped his weapon during a confrontation and fled. Police tracked a partial Jigense plate in the 190 block of Cherry, stopped a car, and arrested two occupants. A .22 caliber pistol and a weapon were recovered from the vehicle.
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Secretary Rogers says Soviet arms flow in Middle East modest
Secretary of State William T. Rogers said Soviet arms shipments to the Middle East have been very moderate over the past four months. He noted no dramatic escalation and emphasized steady policy in regional tensions.
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Willian T. Rogers
Middle East
Subscription rates and mailing details for San Antonio Light
The San Antonio Light lists subscription options by carrier and area, including daily and Sunday rates, monthly costs, and foreign and Canada rates. It notes mailing office at 420-22 Broadway and that Associated Press news is exclusive for publication.
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Light's Action Line continues with reader questions
The column threads through topics on school bus laws in Texas, transportation vows, and a query about exemptions for disabled riders. It notes Senate Bill 748 requiring districts to provide transport for students over two miles from school, with special education coverage, and mentions no Texas court challenges to date. It also touches on veteran educational aid and the Hazelwood Act, urging contact with the VA for details.
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