Family ties key to marijuana use risks and prevention
The piece argues marijuana use stems from family and social pressures, urging stronger family cohesion and a preemptive family togetherness program. It cites UCLA research noting marijuana is less harmful than other drugs but warns youths face higher risks of psychological dependence and disruptive behavior. It ends urging readers to oppose legalization and participate in Alternatives To Legalization.
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Job Corps Seeks 16 to 21 Year Old Recruits in New Mexico
The Roswell Office of the New Mexico State Employment Service invites youths aged 16 to 21 to join Job Corps. The program offers GED training, vocational tracks, room and board, medical care, clothing, spending money, and a savings fund. Women may attend a campus in Albuquerque. most men go to Texas or Oklahoma. Interested individuals should contact the Alameda and Sunset office.
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