Study shows student use of pot widespread across schools
Knight News Service reports Daniel Yankelovich surveyed 1,987 students for the Drug Abuse Council. Two of three college students and half of high school students have tried marijuana, with about a third of users self identifying as regular users. Alcohol remains far more common, and most students are not habitual abusers.
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Revived patients claim life after death proof by psychiatrist
Dr Elisabeth Kubler Ross told a Detroit audience there is life after death based on interviews with hundreds of patients legally dead then revived. She described their near alive experiences as peaceful, without pain, and often with a greeting from a deceased loved one, urging openness about death.
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Navy Medicine Offers Alternatives for Young Physicians
Physicians are invited to interview at the Holiday Inn in Long Beach on October 29 to learn about Navy Medicine opportunities. Benefits include managing patients without payment concerns and stabilizing work hours without harming patient care. Call 213 688 2753 to schedule.
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Levi backs Ford plan on prison sentences
Chicago US Atty Gen Edward Levi defended President Ford s plan for mandatory prison terms in some crimes. He spoke at the dedication of a new federal corrections center, saying swift certain punishment deters crime even amid concerns about prison spending and rehabilitation.
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