Harlem youths sell heroin under Rockefeller era rules
A New York Times report details Central Harlem youths from 9 to 16 selling heroin for adult dealers, earning up to 800 dollars weekly and planning early retirement. It notes arrests, summer 1977 Operation, and the risk, profit, and social costs shaping teen holders in a major distribution hub.
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Janet P. turns from Harlem drug trade to carpentry dream
The 20 year old ex dealer recalls starting at 15 on the kitchen table, rising to a lieutenant selling heroin, earning up to 600 dollars daily, and keeping money for her family. A bust ended the run, prompting a vow to quit and a shift toward ordinary work.
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Louisiana hit by tornadoes and floods killing one person
A tornado killed one person and flash flooding swamped homes across Louisiana. Tenants faced ruined trailers while rainfall topped almost 12 inches in days near Franklinton Mermentha Hammond and Crowley. Water three feet deep near dorms at Southeastern Louisiana University and Angola prison ran without power for hours as parishes reported flooding and damage.
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