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YES OR NO? It seemed an odd coupling: the Rev. Robert H. Schuller of the Crystal Cathedral adding his name to a national resolution for drug reform, organized by Superior Court Judge James P. Gray. After all, Schuller is pals with Sheriff Brad Gates, who differs sharply with Gray. . . . Now Schuller will “clarify his position” at a news conference today. No one will say he’s backing out, but present will be someone from Drug Use Is Life Abuse, the group Gates started, which opposes the resolution.
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