Montgomery boards rejects latest drug program site
The Montgomery education board votes down the proposed drug education facility at the Bussard Farm site in North Reny Le. Critics warn of conflicts with nearby agricultural activities and rising costs, while supporters press for adolescent drug-abuse prevention and continued inquiry into alternate locations.
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Gateways to Alcohol Abuse Highlighted in Survey
A Weekly Reader survey of 500000 youths in grades two through 12 shows fourth graders feel less pressure to try marijuana, with those reporting pressure dropping from 31 percent in 1983 to 25 percent in 1987. The study notes rising concern over cocaine crack and wine coolers as new pressures, while school as an anti-drug source more than doubles to 32 percent.
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Doctor predicts 75000 cancer deaths from Chernobyl fallout
AP reports Dr. Robert Gale, UCLA leukemia specialist, estimated up to 75000 cancer deaths from the Chernobyl disaster, with about half in the Soviet Union and the rest mainly across Europe and the northern hemisphere. He cited long term cancer and birth defect risks, noting thousands to tens of thousands may occur.
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