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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1969

Page

11

Federal Goal Less Pot Higher Prices

The U S government uses education and economics to deter youth from smoking marijuana. NIMH funds mass media campaigns while the justice department tightens the U S border drive to raise prices and curb supply. Street prices have risen from 10 15 to 25 35 per ounce, with Mexican weed being replaced by cheaper home grown varieties. Some experts worry scarcity may push more youths toward other drugs.

Ashington UPI U.S National Institute of Mental Health NIMH Justice Department

Educational campaign targets youth drug use with facts over fear

The NIMH led by Dr. Sidney Cohen rolls out a $1 million program to arm 14 million teachers with pamphlets and films, plus massive free ad space via newspapers and TV. Ads stress facts and uncertainty about marijuana's effects, while celebrities like Willie Mays join spots urging caution and warning of strict marijuana laws.

Sidney Cohen NIMH Cohen Advertising Council Grey Advertising Inc Gerald N. Kurtz Kurtz Willie Mays

Administrators urged to address school unrest and reform

Frederick H. Treesh reports UPI that Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr urges high school principals and state officials to confront underlying issues behind student unrest. He calls for dialogue, curriculum relevance, shared decision making, improved teaching quality, and broader student rights, with plans for disciplinary reform and ombudsman consideration.

James E. Allen Jr U.S Allen

New Jersey Considers Lottery as Revenue Source

New Jersey may become the third state to adopt a lottery revenue plan. A November referendum to authorize a lottery is seen as likely to win support. Gov. Hughes aides say proceeds would fund education and state facility construction. Proponents estimate annual revenue of 10 to 200 million dollars.

Trenton N.J UPI New Jersey Richard Hughes

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