College Poll Reveals LSD Use Limited Despite Drug Prevalence
The College Poll finds about 40 percent of students have tried drugs, but LSD use remains rare. Reasons include fear of health effects and law. Students cite social exposure, off campus use, and perceived legality as factors. New insights come from 87 campuses across the nation.
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Topeka Meeting Set for New Democratic Coalition
Kansans form a New Democratic Coalition with Topeka planners in Shawnee County Courthouse chambers at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Notables include John Wright Betty Jo Charlton and Dave Berkowitz. State coalition met in Emporia to set guidelines and priorities.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Lawrence
John Wright
Minnesota Concern Democrats
Betty Jo Charlton
Dave Berkowitz
The
Young Democrats
State Coalition
Emporia
Jim Rose
Robert Docking
Sherry McGowan
Kansas
McCarthy
Bob Swan
Stan Briggs
Open Housing Bill Loopholes Noted by Floyd in Kansas
Homer Floyd of the Kansas Commission on Civil Rights warned that a new open housing bill in the Kansas Senate contains loopholes that could weaken anti discrimination efforts. He urged amendments to broaden coverage and ease redress, criticizing the cumbersome complaint process and reliance on local agencies currently limited to Kansas City and Topeka for investigations.
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Homer Floyd
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
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Kansas Senate
Committee On State and Local Affairs
Norman E. Gaar
Westwood
Garr
Senate
Kansas
Kansas City
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