Federal panel urges new antidrug agency to curb use
The National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse says government efforts may perpetuate drug use and calls for a temporary federal agency to oversee enforcement, treatment, and prevention for five years. It urges private citizens to bear the main burden of discouraging drugs and highlights alcohol as the nation’s top drug problem.
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Brooks Jackson
Washington
Federal Drug Commission Today
Citzens
Congress
Nixon
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
America
Commission
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Garden Citian Meeting Speaker Mrs Keller
Mrs. John Keller of Buffalo Jones elementary teaches remediation of reading disabilities for classroom teachers at the 1973 NEA spring convention in Dodge City. Keller, TRS Reading Task Force member, holds BS MS degrees from Central Missouri State University and is pursuing a KU doctoral program with further graduate study at WSU, KSU, and Fort Hays.
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John Keller
Buffalo Jones
Tee
Dodge City
Kansas
Kelter
TRS
Jones School
Central Missouri State University
University of Kansas
Wichita State University
Kansas State University
Fort Hays Kansas State College
Sedalia
Lawrence
Story Hour Starts Next Week at Public Library
The pre school story hour at the public library begins Wednesday from 10 to 10 45 for eight weeks. Four and five year olds not in school may enroll now at the library with Mrs Milton Roberts in charge. Readers include Mrs Jim Murdock and others.
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Milton Roberts
Jim Murdock
George Sigsbee
James Barnard
Rex Burden
M. L. Russell
Lawrence Odgers
John Fragler
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Office
Garden City
T.V
Modern Radio
Phon
Ladies
Kansas Ave
Eastgate
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Layoway
Girlswear
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