Community Action Grows to Combat Drug Problems
National outreach workers in Chicago push neighborhood based youth aid programs. From Number 9 in New Haven to CODAC in Phoenix and Encounter in New York, self help centers offer hotlines crash pads and drop in centers run by teens with professional backup to prevent drug abuse and aid troubled youths.
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National Center For Youth Outreach Workers
Chicago
National Board of the
YMCA
New Haven
Conn
Ted Clark
Number 9
Matthew Dumont
Massachusetts
Washington, D.C
Black Man's Development Center
Phoenix
Ariz
CODAC
New York
Encounter
Synanon
Daytop Village
Odyssey House
Phoenix House
Halfway Houses
Satori
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Daily Herald
Teaneck
New Jersey
A Better Chance program lifts poor students to college
The ABC program places ninth and tenth graders from low income backgrounds into private boarding schools. About 76 percent of participants are Black, with many whites and minority groups also represented. Since inception, roughly 300 students are recruited yearly, with costs about 10,000 per student for three years and 1,000 for a summer program.
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Washington
ABC
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Columbia
Cornell
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Phillips Exeter Academy
Miss Hall's School
Deerfield Academy
the Choate School
Brooks School
St. Paul’s School
William D. Berkeley
Berkeley
Garvey Clarke
New York
Clarke
Holyoke
Duke
Amherst
Carleton
Williams
Pillsbury Hurt While Quelling Dispute at Center
Henry Pillsbury of Minneapolis, director of the American Center for Students and Artists, was injured while attempting to break up a fight during a festival at the center. Police said several attendees clashed over a telephone, sending Pillsbury and a student to the hospital.
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Paris
Henry Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Fort Snelling land to shift to Minnesota control
The White House announced that about 141 acres of federally owned land at Fort Snelling in Minneapolis will be transferred to the state for expansion of Ft. Snelling State Historical Park. The land now under Veterans Administration and linked to a denied USPS bulk mail site transfer, ties to Nixon’s parks legacy program.
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Snelling State Historical Park
U.S. Postal Service
Robert Kunzig
General Services Administration
Frenzel
White House
Ft. Snelling
Nixon
Kroehler
Sealy
Jamison Bedding Co
Brayhill
Cautions on new nuclear plants in Minnesota
Grant Merritt of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency warned Elk River Rural Cooperative Power Association that legislation to restore a moratorium on nuclear plant construction is likely to pass the 1973 Minnesota legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk River
Minn
Grant Merritt
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Elk River Rural Cooperative Power Association
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National Clearinghouse For Drug Abuse Information
National Institute of Mental Health
Rockville
National Coordinating Council On Drug Abuse Education and Information, Inc
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Associated Press
William J. Waugh
Pillsbury
Austin (Minn
Herald
Brick’s
Brick’s Furniture Co
North Main St
Austin, Minn
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