Marijuana likely to cause insanity study notes dangers
A report describes a study claiming marijuana use leads to insanity and criminal behavior. It cites ancient Asia, priests in Asia Minor, and royal use of intoxicants, with notes on how effects vary by race and physiology, and warns of crime and violence linked to heavy smoking. The piece discusses historical beliefs and modern concerns about marijuana’s impact.
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Six Year Old Scholar Dreams Of Career In Magic
A young boy from New Orleans imagines becoming a magician despite early language challenges. His mother supports the dream as he studies through first and second grade in Gentilly, aiming to master a strange tongue and keep pursuing the arts.
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Mounties Use Cameras to Capture Suspects in Regina
Regina police units receive cameras to document crime scenes and accidents. Officers are trained to photograph evidence for better identification and case outcomes. The initiative aims to preserve details of incidents and aid investigations.
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Carrying Newspaper After Dark Advised
In South Carolina, Wilbur Smith of the state highway department urged pedestrians to wear light colored reflective clothing or carry a white handkerchief or newspaper in the left hand to reduce accidents. He noted about 20 percent of pedestrian accidents this year are the pedestrians fault.
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