Drug Scene Changing Learn Signs To Meet Challenge
AP survey analyzes the evolving drug scene in America with rising marijuana use and heroin among youth, the spread to suburbs and rural areas, and the role of adults, schools, hot lines, and community programs in prevention and treatment. It cites advises to parents and educators on steering children away from drugs and understanding the varieties and risks involved.
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John Finlater
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National Institute of Mental Health
World Health Organization
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Youth views shape future politics says Yale’s Brewster
Kingman Brewster analyzes student-age voters saying they are not a single bloc yet their size forces political attention. He notes their skepticism of authority and interest in opportunity, favoring measured sacrifice and urban environmental goals over welfare-state remedies.
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Nixon and LBJ interlock fates in postpresidency dynamics
In Austin the Nixon LBJ library dedication frames a shared goal. Nixon seeks Johnson neutrality and support for 1972 while Johnson hopes for a favorable historical verdict on Vietnam and a path to a non Communist Southeast Asia. History has placed them in a position to influence each other’s legacies.
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Letters Putnam Editor question the Putnam School validity
Reader probes Putnam School at Ohio University, asking if siphoning bright local students harms public education, whether it trains teachers for real classrooms, and if a public university should fund an elitist center for a privileged minority. Questions impact on Appalachian education and community staffing are raised.
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Athens Messenger 1971 Athens Ohio Tuesday June 1
The Athens Messenger records its 1971 Tuesday issue from Athens Ohio with staff credits for publisher editors and department heads. The publication details include Circulation and Advertising Directors and the address at 43 West Union Street.
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The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Detailing Rates
Daily and Sunday newspaper details for The Messenger publish at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with carrier and mail rates. Rates include daily and Sunday single copies and subscription options by mail to Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere with annual terms.
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Black Caucus rejects Nixon reply as deeply disappointing
James Kilpatrick notes the 13 member Black Caucus will not be placated by a half loaf from President Nixon. A 97 page, six week response prepared by Shultz and OMB failed to satisfy critics who call it a charade. The caucus demands include a guaranteed income of 6500 for a family of four, plus wide welfare benefits, which Nixon deems fiscally irresponsible.
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Diggs
William L. Clay
Missouri
Augustus Hawkins
Los Angeles
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