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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1971
Page
5
The National Institute of Mental Health released a 176 page study showing short term marijuana use by most youths causes no clear harm, but evidence is incomplete. It notes effects range from none to psychotic and that long term risks require more research.
The message urges vigilance for AAA members and road safety, noting protection beyond 24,000 emergency travel incidents. It emphasizes awareness of assistance availability and the importance of recognizing members in need during travel.
A short note highlights lasting support from friends available in any place. It emphasizes dependable companionship for travelers and everyday journeys, offering practical reassurance and a sense of community wherever one moves.
A letter to state Rep. Eric Schmidt of Boulder received Monday and signed only Carla threatens air pollution action with an aggressive line to stop it. The message underscores ongoing tensions over environmental policy in Colorado.
John B. Connally, nominated Treasury secretary, says he has nothing to hide about funds from the Sid Richardson Foundation while governor. The New York Times reported he may have violated Texas constitutional rules by receiving about 750000 over a decade as an executor of the Richardson estate.
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a civic audience in Atlanta that Khrushchev pulled back from the 1962 missile crisis because he believed Kennedy had united American support. Rusk warned leaders cannot speak with uncertain voices in crises.
Ohio Senator Michael J. Maloney says all programs at next week's seminar at Hueston Woods State Park will be open to media. The event aims to brief on education welfare taxation and possibly environmental topics with non partisan intent.
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