Marijuana seen as enduring cultural pattern by NIDA
The National Institute on Drug Abuse says marijuana is more than a fad and could become a lasting part of American culture. Dupont notes 36 million Americans tried it, cites potential lung damage and impaired coordination, and urges continued study and a simple on scene test for drivers under the influence.
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National Institute On Drug Abuse
United States
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Burglary Suspects Due District Court Session
Bond was set at 2000 dollars for two Fort Sill men after a March 2 burglary arrest at 2003 Andrews. Sylvester Jenkins aged 20 and William E. Robinson aged 19 face burglary charges. Charles Roberts rented the residence and was in the field during the crime. A deferred sentence request was filed for Williams who pleaded guilty December 7 to attempted burglary and received a two year deferral. Preliminary hearing scheduled for April 8.
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Fort Sill
Sylvester Jenkins
William E. Robinson
Andrews
Charles Roberts
Williams
Benefit Dance For Comanche Handicapped Children
The Comanche Indian Veterans Association hosts a dance at Tia Piah Park to raise funds for the Comanche County School for Handicapped Children. Lunch at 1 p.m. followed by gourd dancing at 2 p.m. Evening includes war and social dances with Elmer Winnerby and Tony Soontay as hosts.
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Comanche Indian Veterans Association
Comanche County
Tia Piah Park
Elmer Winnerby
Tony Soontay
Bill Kaulity
Leonard Cozad
Jo-Jo Lane
Joe Bointy
Gerald Chasenah
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