Bush unveils drug war plan with 2.2 billion boost
President Bush details a national drug control strategy calling for a 2.2 billion increase in drug war funding for 1990. He plans to finance much by trimming 751 million from other programs, drawing skepticism from Dole and DeConcini. The plan also doubles as a hard line against cartels with a larger Colombia Bolivia Peru aid package.
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Senate
Bob Dole
Bush
Congress
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
House
Thomas Foley
Colombia
Bolivia
Peru
Congress urged to back tougher drug abuse funding
Delegation notes rising urgency as President calls for increased funding to fight drug abuse. Rep. Liz Patterson supports the proposals while Rep. John Spratt notes Congress already appropriated billions beyond Reagan administration asks. Thurmond and Patterson urge bipartisan backing and prompt action to control the problem.
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Thurmond
Liz Patterson
D-S.c
Spartanburg
Congress
Reagan Administration
White House
Addicts Doubt Bush Strategy at Los Angeles Center
At Cedars-Sinai Medical Center a 27 bed voluntary program, addicts dispute Bushs war on drugs saying focus should be on treatment not punishment. They critique the presidents plan to spend 925 million on treatment and call cocaine the nations No 1 drug problem a scapegoat.
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Los Angeles
Bush
Frank
Terry
Richard
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Ronald Gershman
Center For Chemical Dependency
Gershman
SRS Restart Plans Outlined Amid Public Meetings
Westinghouse official outlined the restart mission for SRS reactors to DOE standards and national safety while stressing a balanced team, disciplined processes, and operating reactors above best commercial ones. The DOE advisory panel opened two days of public sessions at SRS Building 703-41A to review the restart plan and safety issues with K, L reactors, after last year’s shutdowns for improvements.
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Westinghouse
Department of Energy
Gallagher
SRS
DOE
Secretary of Energy
Dr Edwin Cruz Opens Solo Pulmonary Practice in Aiken
Dr Edwin Cruz a specialist in pulmonary medicine and critical care will operate a solo practice in Aiken at 306 Laurens Street NW across from the Aiken Post Office. Living in Aiken may allow him to resume farming and raising livestock as a hobby.
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Edwin Cruz
N: Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Bronx
New York
Cruz
State University of New York Downstate
New York City
Lincoln and Misericordia Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Wright State School of Medicine
Air Force
Norwalk Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Connecticut
Deborrah
Pamela
Jennifer
Thomas
Aiken
Dr. Cruz
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