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favor.
His circumstances, ho ever,
are complex.
Exploi ed by gent orby
at e in a one-sided deal he
h d to go to court to revo e;
troubled by his sister J ac . e who
dis ppeared for days before
eventually turning up; orried
bout his mother Loretha who i
plagued by heart ailments; and
burdened with legal problems
concerning a former girlfriend
in Seattle, Roger's so far un­
spectacular debut is at least un­
de tandable.
His decision to see emotion­
al counseling is being described
by the Lions' front office the
be t deci ion under the cir­
cumstances.
Job knew hat it w: to en­
dure cons ant problems. Roger:
m y not be that far, but he cer­
tainly is in position to ap­
preciate his po ition.
But b d things are, he
insists drug usc' still un-
alterna· .