Executives Fight Back as Alcoholism Costs Hit Firms
The Associated Press reports that alcoholism drains billions from U S business yearly through lost salary benefits and productivity. NCA cites 10 to 25 percent of workers affected. companies implement rehab programs with 50 to 85 percent recovery and $5 to $10 saved per dollar invested. Peter Sutherland, recovered alcoholic, says programs are paying their own freight. Hughes Aircraft employee counseling chief Jack Guest notes early intervention as key.
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Flu epidemic peaks seen. deaths rise slightly in a week
CDC reports the nationwide flu peak may be past with a slight uptick in deaths. Thirty four states and DC show declines in flu cases though epidemics persist, mostly A Victoria strain. Ft Dix swine flu cases prompt vaccine talks. no broader human spread evident. Grants and rehab program notes follow in separate items.
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Raft Reenactment Sets Sail On Susquehanna Voyage
In Earthaush Pa a 115 by 26 foot bicentennial raft built from pine logs and three joined sections readies to ride the Susquehanna from Miller's Landing to Lock Haven with a crew of 16 if water depth allows At least five feet of channel depth is needed and launch may be postponed to April 2 if flood conditions persist Local volunteers including O Lynn Frank and James Maguire helped construct the raft and supply materials while crews from Clinton Centre and Clearfield counties cut logs and prepare the trip
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Pa Budget Vote Due This Week in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania Senate prepares to vote on a 4.7 billion spending plan with no new taxes, about four percent spending growth, and slight program reductions. The budget includes 5 million Bicentennial funds targeted at Philadelphia and 1.2 million added for emergency medical services, part of a five year statewide EMS plan.
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Grad Student Charged In Drug Sale at Pitt
Alvan Allison a University of Pittsburgh graduate student charged with manufacturing a powerful depressant at his home after allegedly selling 5 pounds of methaqualone to an undercover agent. He was arraigned, jailed on 50 000 bond, and previously convicted in 1973 for making drugs in a high school laboratory.
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