European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 10, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes . Wednesday August to 1994 w. House oks Bill to legalize indians ceremonial drug from the associated press " Washington a Bill to protect the religious use of the Hallucinogen peyote by american Indian tribes has passed the House of representatives. The Bill approved by voice vote monday would write into Law protections that now exist in Federal regulations and the Laws of 28 states. Similar legislation is pending in the Senate the measure would make lawful the use Possession or transportation of peyote by an Indian for ceremonial purposes. No Indian May be penalized or discriminated against because of the sacramental use of peyote the Bill specifies. Peyote is a Small spineless Cactus that grows inthe Rio Grande Valley of Texas and in Northern Mexico. It has been used by native americans for sacramental purposes for some 10,000 years. Alcohol trips up pastor Worcester mass. A fundamentalist preacher who in weighed against the evils of alcohol has resigned after being arrested on Drunken driving charges on his Way Home from a Casino. The Rev. John k. Wibley told his congregation sunday at the first Assembly of god Church that he was enticed into the Fox Woods Casino aug. 2when he saw it from the Highway. He said he went in to watch boxing. Inside he said a waitress gave him and his wife free drinks. He said he had three. Embattled Aid. Principal transferred after school fire Wedowee Ala. A Hulond Humphries fought to save his school from flames and lost. Three Days later the High school principal who opposed inter racial dating at the prom lost another fight he was re assigned. Reversing its stance the Randolph county Board of education voted monday to move Humphries out of the Post he had held for 25 years and into an administrative Job in the  system s Central office. He will oversee the rebuilding of the High school which was gutted by fire Over the weekend. The Board said its action was not intended to avoid showdown thursday with the . Justice department which filed a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination atthe school and seeking Humphries removal. The intent is simply to get on with the education of the children of this Community said school Board at Torney George Beck. If this leads to a settlement of the lawsuit i would say that s positive  however some of the school s Black alumni were sceptical. It s a better Job than what he had in t it said restaurant Cook Danny Goodman who graduated from the High school in 1978. They Ain t done  Humphries set off a racial tempest feb. 24, when retold students that the prom would not be held because interracial couples planned to attend. The 680-Studentschool in Eastern Alabama is about 38 percent Black. Humphries relented the next Day and was eventually suspended for two weeks. But Many Black leaders demanded his ouster. He also allegedly told a mixed race student at an As Sembly that her parents made a mistake when they had her. She sued him and the school Board an school officials settled with her by agreeing to pay $25,000 toward her College education. Trie school burned  saturday hours before scheduled demonstrations by the Southern Christian leadership conference and the Kun flux klan. Police asked for a Cooling off period and the Sulc postponed the March until aug. 20. State fire marshal John Robison said arson was Justine of a number of possible causes. The Board appointed agriculture teacher Wayn Wortham who is White to replace Humphries and added a Black assistant principal Lucille Burns. Burns said she hoped her appointment would help ease racial tensions. The vote represented an about face for the  the protest of the Board s Only Black member its other five members had been backing Humphries. Some Whites saw Humphries As the victim of on misguided statement and a merciless Media spotlight. So Many people just lie about what kind of personae is said Debbie Smith 34, a convenience store Cash Ier. He did t mean to say what he  school bus riders warned of strap Hazard Washington a Federal became entangled while getting off the officials say children can be injured if buses and the Drivers pulled away not drawstrings Loose clothing or Back knowing the children were caught. While manufacturers have modified school buses to reduce the danger they cannot eliminate 100 percent of pack straps catch on school bus hand rails. Nine bus manufacturers have modified their vehicles since the death of four children who got caught on the so it issued the reminder to pupils handrails since 1991, the transport parents bus Drivers and school officials Tion department said monday. That care must be used to avoid Snag the department said the children Ging when children get off the buses. 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