What You Can Do About Dangerous Drugs
A survey of college and high school perspectives on mind drugs shows youths seeking escape, self-illumination, or rebellion. Experts note motives include boredom, social withdrawal, low self esteem, and a wish to avoid competition in a pressured society. An illustrated booklet on parenting and youth is offered for $1 from The Lawrence Journal-World.
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Jeanne Cherbenau
YMCA
San Diego
Calif
Mitchell Baker
National Institute of Mental Health
Leonard S. Zegans
Yale University
Lawrence Journal-World
P.O
Teaneck
New Jersey
Six Are Killed In State Wreck Near Wichita
A car carrying a suburban Wichita woman and six others, including two young children and three teenagers, crashed into a Frisco freight train at a Sedgwick County crossing. Authorities say the south crossing lacked a guard on the near approach, and skid marks suggest braking before impact. The derailed five cars and the engine were located within yards of the scene, with the train halted about a half mile away.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Sedgwick County
San Francisco committee urges policing focus on serious crime
A 28 member panel appointed by Mayor Alioto recommends strict focus on violent crime while decriminalizing discreet prostitution pornography homosexuality and gambling. Police Chief Nelder calls the report defeatist and hypocritical as it cites alleged racial bias in gambling arrests and urges closer scrutiny of pornography’s link to crime.
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SAN Francisco
Alfred Nelder
Joseph Alioto
Board of Supervisors
Moses Lasky
William H. Orrick Jr
U.S. Justice Department
Ford Foundation
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Alton
Blakeslee
Associated Press Science
Charles Winick
The
American Social Health Association
Vietnam
Dr. Winick
Associated Press
Sally S. Barnaby
Tammy Lynn
Christina Sue
Randall L. Wells
Piedmont
Kan
Franklin D. Bedigrew
Toronto
Deborah K. Waits
Rose Hill
Lak
Nelden
Nelder
New York
Christian
Massachusetts
Dacron
Aria
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