Center reshapes drug rehab from prison to research hub
Lexington Kentucky reports the Clinical Research Center retools its facility from a prison for addicts to a treatment oriented research center. Dr Conrad notes 23 percent recommitment, outlines inpatient to aftercare progress, and describes behavior focused rehabilitation and public penalty contracts among patients.
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IRS targets drug lords with wealth probes
IRS agents plan a net worth strategy against major narcotics traffickers focusing on unreported income and lavish expenditures. An interagency committee led by Martin Polmer selects prime targets funded by a 7.5 million program for 200 intelligence and revenue staff. Data from federal, state, and local sources feed a computer to build cases without traditional field investigations.
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