Drug Use Prevalence at KU Conference Highlights Hallucinogen Use
A Kansas City narcotics agent estimates 2 to 4 percent of US college students have tried hallucinogens. At a KU Pharmacy School conference in University Theatre about 100 heard him discuss that many self-described users cannot explain what the drugs look like. Dr. Campbell and Dr. Godfrey added notes on prevalence and treatment contexts including hospital use of LSD for alcoholics and the importance of setting.
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Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Kansas City
United States
Tom Johnson
Kansas University Pharmacy School
Johnson
University Theatre
Study Chairman Suggests Pike Be Made Freeway
Urban A. Denker, chair of a Transportation Study Committee, urged the federal government to take over the Kansas Turnpike and convert it into a free expressway. He argued the turnpike’s location helped Interstate plans and condemned tolls for travelers from Chicago to Denver who pay gasoline taxes for Interstates but use the turnpike.
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Urban A. Denker
Wichita State University Center For Urban Studies
Denker
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Denver
Kansas City
Topeka
Two Youths Plead Guilty To Burglary Kidnapping
Frankie B. Duren Jr. and Marlon B. Tyus, both of Kansas City Missouri, pleaded guilty to first degree robbery and two counts of second degree kidnapping in Douglas County District Court for a Jan 10 Kroger armed robbery. They face 10 to 21 years and 30 years for the kidnapping terms, with sentencing May 2.
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Douglas County
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Lawrence
First Step Taken In Sirhan Appeal
Lawyers begin the appeals process for Sirhan Bishara Sirhan. Judge Herbert V. Walker grants a special hearing for a one week postponement to May 21 of motions for a new trial and sentencing in the RFK assassination case.
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Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Herbert V. Walker
Walker
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Grant B. Cooper
Cooper
Peace Corps Fare Policy Adds to U.S. Deficit
The GAO states that Peace Corps return fares paid in dollars instead of excess foreign currencies help worsen the balance of payments. Volunteers in Ceylon India Morocco and Tunisia could be sent home at minimal cost using surplus currencies. GAO cites a $182 000 drain in India during a 17 month period and notes over 1 200 volunteers in those countries.
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General Accounting Office
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India
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Tunisia
Associated Press
GAO
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