Marijuana shifts from fad to national habit say researchers
The National Institute on Drug Abuse warns marijuana may become as ingrained as alcohol and tobacco in U S culture. About 36 million Americans have tried it, with higher use among young men in big cities, and concerns over intoxicated driving and long term health effects persist.
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National Institute On Drug Abuse
United States
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Robert Dupont
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Zaire Reports Counterattack as Missionaries Held
Zaire says it retook Kasaji and Difuma as mercenaries from Angola invade. Eight American Methodist missionaries, including five women, are under house arrest in Kapanga with families notified. U.S. embassy considers moving 17 Americans from Sandon. No proof of Cuban troops given.
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Zaire
UPI
Angola
U.S
Kapanga
Radio
Kasaji
Difuma
Dilolo
Shaba
United States
Sandon
Umba de Sulete
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Chavez says farm union truce a good news for growers
Cesar Chavez announces a five year agreement ending years of strife between the United Farm Workers and the Teamsters. The pact gives UFW field workers representation rights while Teamsters control cannery workers and non field staff.
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Burlingame
Calif
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers of America
Teamsters
California
Chavez
Teamsters International
Frank Fitzsimmons
Senate Overrules Carter On 18 Water Projects
The Senate voted 65 to 24 to restore all but one of 19 water projects President Carter sought to stop. The action signals Congress will fund most projects despite the president's opposition and likely override a veto.
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UPI
Carter
Congress
Senate
Alan Cranston
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