Drunk Drivers Target Of New Cincy Program
Cincinnati will deploy twelve patrol officers on January 15 to crackdown on intoxicated motorists as part of a federal Alcohol Safety Action program. The city, selected as Ohio’s demonstration site, will receive about $2 million over three years to fund enforcement and rehabilitation efforts involving law enforcement and hospitality staff.
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Tha Wnainalman Caill
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Seth Staples
Department of Transportation
Staples
Ohio
United States
Columbia finds marijuana use linked to lower cigarette smoking
A national survey of 1 701 youths ages 12 to 17 by Columbia University’s School of Public Health finds those who have used marijuana are less likely to be cigarette smokers. Among users 60 times or more, cigarette use drops to 64 percent from 83 percent for those with 10 or fewer uses.
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N.J
Columbia University
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School of Public Health
Eric Josephson
Columbia
Northeast
North Central States
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Firemen Save Baby Octopi From Oxygen Shortage
Brandeis University professor Jerome Wodinsky was transporting octopuses from the Bahamas to the New England Aquarium for behavior experiments. At 1 a.m. Tuesday he rushed to a Boston hotel, saw octopuses in plastic bags dying from lack of oxygen, and firemen supplied an oxygen tank to revive the babies.
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Boston
Brandeis University
Jerome Wodinsky
Bahamas
New England Aquarium
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