Steel can recycling grows with SCRI effort and goals
The Steel Can Recycling Institute reports one third of steel cans were recycled in 1991 with growth toward a 66 percent target by 1995. Curbside, drop-off and institutional programs support collection, while magnetic recovery aids automatic recycling. SCRI invites communities to integrate steel can recycling into solid waste plans and provides contact details for more information.
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Steel Can Recycling Institute
SCRI
North
Sam Houston Parkway
Suite 1100
Houston
Realistic options in federal budget amid Clinton plan debate
The piece argues that cutting spending and raising taxes are both needed to reduce deficits and fund education health care and crime control. It criticizes Reagan era policies and GOP opposition while noting Clinton seeks bipartisan cooperation, urging practical, not partisan, policy.
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Clinton
Stroy
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Congress
House
Senate
White House
America
Lee College Smokes Off Campus Debate Praised
Student Congress thanks Dr. Jackson Sasser for swift action making Lee College smoke free. They cite his listening, objectivity and openness to opinions and appreciate the support and communication given to the organization.
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Student Congress
Jackson Sasser
Lee College
Sasser
Dr. Sasser
Smoking rights letter sparks campus debate at Lee College
A reader letter argues that Lee College’s campus non smoking policy is prejudice and segregation and calls for a smoking area rather than bans. The writer links smoking to civil rights and urges forming an Alliance for Smokers Rights.
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the Lantern
Journalism Students of
Lee College District
P.O. Box
Baytown
Texas
Texas Community College Press Association
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association and Collegiate Press Association
Lee College
United States
Seveso
Bhopal
Jamaica Bay
Cubatao
Chernobyl
Three Mile Island
Exxon
Mars
The
Alliance For Smokers Rights
Social Sciences Building
Local voices urge tax funding for education equity
Trisha Manuel, 20, argues residents should pay higher taxes to fund education in Texas. She supports the Robin Hood Bill, noting many in the state lack access to quality education and that taxpayers deserve the benefits from their money.
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Gov. Richards
Texas Public Schools
THE
Lantern
Trisha Manuel
Texas
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