Wilson To Sponsor Bill For Big Thicket Funds Restore
AP Houston Charles Wilson D Texas plans to amend a House appropriations bill to restore 6.38 million for the final purchase of land for the Big Thicket National Preserve. The move follows assurances from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission that the extra acres will become a recreational park. Opponents included Rep Bob Eckhardt and former Sen Ralph Yarborough.
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Houston
Big Thicket National Preserve
Houston Post
Charles Wilson
D-Texas
Wilson
Congress
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Bob Eckhardt
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Antique Gold Phone Housing Promotion
A period style design宣ivory and gold decor pitched as decorative and functional. Buyers are urged to purchase the phone housing while the working parts remain with the seller and service is offered if issues arise. Call Southwestern Bell business office or visit PhoneCenter Store to view Antique Gold.
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Design Inew
Southwestern Bell
Death zones around Boston tied to stress and mortality
AP reports medical detectives identified "death zones" in Roxbury and Southend Boston where stress correlates with higher death rates. Dr. Cohen of Boston University notes residents in these areas have about 50 percent higher mortality than affluent suburbs, drawing controversial parallels to historic plagues and societal despair.
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Brian Sullivan
New York
Boston
Roxbury
Southton
Sanford I. Cohen
Boston University
Europe
Cohen
University study sees marijuana becoming permanent recreational drug
University of Michigan surveys of 17 000 high school seniors from 1975 to 1977 show rising experimentation with marijuana and declining disapproval while overall illicit drug use remains unchanged. By 1977 over half had tried marijuana and about one in eleven were daily users.
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University of Michigan
Dave Goldberg
AP News
San Diego
Calif
Ken Maddy
California
Maddy
Tough campaign in off year politics across states
In an off year with no burning national issues candidates face weighted concerns from voters. Ken Maddy advocates education funding while South Carolina and Montana figures push hybrid aims on tax, energy, and environment. Observers note voters prioritize pocketbook issues and personal integrity over rigid party lines and broad ideologies.
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Maddy
California
Vietnam
Charles
Pug
Ravenel
U.S. Senate
South Carolina
Panama Canal
Montana
Joe Presley
Westmoreland Resources
Custer
Little Big Horn
Presley
Max Baucus
Westmoreland
Baucus
First Congregational Church
Billings
Yellowstone Valley Audubon Society
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Columbia
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Strom Thurmond
New South
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Jasper
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New Jersey
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Philadelphia
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