Fall enrollment climbs at G.C.C.J.C. pre enrolls 454 students
Total pre enrollment for the fall semester reaches 454 with 266 men and 188 women. about 175 are new students. Enrollment is expected to surge in August. Dorms near capacity with 5 spaces left for women and the men’s dorm full. Eight more applicants may pre enroll later. Landscaping discussed. rose garden proposed and native Kansas plants suggested. Summer enrollment at GCCJC stands at 96, with psychology and several science and arts courses offered. First summer Student Government meeting set for Friday at 8 p m to discuss homecoming, orientation, building names, and campus traffic. Informal get together for freshmen invited tonight 7 20 to 8 30 with staff and current students. Financial aid information will be available.
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War Hard to Forget without Heroin Help
AP writer documents a Fort Bragg Army town heroin crisis through the story of a 19 year old GIs addiction after Vietnam service. The man, unnamed, returns from Vietnam to Fayetteville ruined by heroin, detailing withdrawal, costs, and the army drug treatment need. The piece cites congressmen estimating about 60,000 soldiers affected, and describes how the supply and culture near bases fueled addiction.
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Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time on Vietnam drug trade
In a report about a Vietnam era case, John, a sergeant’s aide, describes moral detachment among officers and peers toward drug use. He details selling soft drinks and rain ponchos to fund a marijuana and heroin cycle, smuggling 15 vials home from Vietnam. After r
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Army treatment center at Ft Bragg offers continuing counseling
Army officials report that at Ft Bragg soldiers seeking help for heroin use can join rap sessions and receive treatment in mental hygiene at the base hospital. They note only one quarter of soldiers seeking treatment first used heroin in Vietnam, while more than half had tried it before joining the Army. The Vietnam War's memory complicates recovery for many servicemen.
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Social Security Visit Dates Set for Dodge City Area
A Dodge City social security representative will tour Garden City and nearby towns in July August and September. Residents are urged to contact the Dodge City office at 117 E Spruce or call 227 8591 for information or to schedule talks at no cost. Schedule includes Garden City July 6 13 20 August 3 10 17 September 7 14 21 and other towns through September.
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Dodge Med Center Awarded 122270 Grant for HMO Study
The Dodge City Medical Center in Kansas received a 122270 grant from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare for a pilot health maintenance program. James Pearson and Bob Dole announced the funding to test the feasibility of an HMO in Southwest Kansas across Ford Hodgeman Gray Meade and Clark Counties.
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Gray
Meade and
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