What You Can Do About Dangerous Drugs Fourth in Series
AP science writer surveys why youths turn to mind altering drugs amid social change. Experts cite rebellion curiosity peer pressure and desire to cope with stress. Differences between affluent youths and ghetto teens highlighted with calls for informed prevention efforts.
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Pennsylvania State University
Austin Daily Herald
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Witness Sticks to Testimony in Seifert Murder Case
In Ramsey County Court, Steven E. Hawke repeated his claim he did not give Gregory Seifert the pistol used to kill Deputy Sheriff Roger Rosengren at Ramsey Hospital. Hawke admitted arranging a smuggled gun but said he abandoned plans to escape hours before the shooting. He also testified he supplied barbiturate pills to Seifert earlier that day to support a drug influence defense.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Gregory Seifert
Ramsey County
Steven E. Hawke
Seifert
Roger Rosengren
Hawke
St. Paul Ramsey Hospital
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Three Dead in Cedar Rapids Car Truck Crash
A collision on U S 30 near Cedar Rapids killed three people and critically burned another. The victims in the car were James R. Brown 27 of Texas James Niswander 26 of Coralville and Joyce A Neighbors 21 of New Brighton Minnesota.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. 30
James R. Brown
Texas
James Niswander
Coralville
Joyce A. Neighbors
New Brighton
Minn
MCLU files $209000 damage suit over arrest at professor home
The Minnesota Civil Liberties Union sues for 209000 in damages on behalf of 19 people arrested during a police raid last year at a University of Minnesota professor's home. Named defendants include the Minneapolis Police Department Police Chief Basil Lutz Assistant City Attorney Edward Varneck and three officers. The suit claims violations of free assembly and rights against warrantless searches and arrests without cause.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minnesota Civil Liberties Union
MCLU
University of Minnesota
U.S. District Court
Minneapolis
Foster children IQs closer to real parents than adoptive
Encyclopaedia Britannica reports that foster children tend to have IQs more similar to those of their biological parents than to their adoptive parents, highlighting genetic influence on intelligence.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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