What You Can Do About Dangerous Drugs published in 64 pages
An opinion piece promotes a 64 page publication by Alton Blaskeslee on drug misinformation and solutions. It highlights expert consensus and disagreements, urging informed public discussion and parental guidance. The Montana Standard can provide the publication for readers in Butte. If you're not part of the solution you are part of the problem.
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Alton Blaskeslee
The
Associated Press
John Finlater
Justice Department
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Montana Standard
Butte
China
God the Creator
Sweden
Charles G. Johnson
Charlie
Butte to hold meeting on forming arts council
A 7:30 p m Wednesday session in the Finlen Hotel mezzanine conference room will organize the Butte arts council led by Mrs Ramona Genzberger. The effort includes a $20 000 federal grant to Montana Tech to study feasibility and sketches for an arts center with support from the Montana Commission on Higher Education and local government.
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Butte Arts Council
Finlen
Ramona Genzberger
Chamber of Commerce
Montana Tech
Butte
Tech
Chamber Committee
Montana Commission On Higher Education
Helena
What to do about marijuana
A physician discusses marijuana in society and at a federal commission hearing. He cites a LSD contaminated cigarette and warns against uncritical assumptions about drug laws and treatment. He argues legalization under controls could reduce harm and respect for the law.
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Louria
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
Lauria
Commission
Pruning Advice for a Large Unidentified Shrub in Chadds Ford
A reader from Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania asks how to prune a sprawling shrub he suspects is a yew. He notes the plant is about 15 feet across and 12 feet tall, dense beneath, and has been left alone since they bought the house four years ago.
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Washington
Chadd
Ford
Charlie
Letters to the editor and humorous garden query mix
A Montana newspaper page prints reader letters on school lunch pricing and urban development, a Vietnam war critique, employment concerns, and a humorous garden pruning reply. The letters reflect local civic debate, editorial stance, and light domestic humor.
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East Junior High School
Thompson Park
Burlington Northern Railroad
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Gruen
San Francisco
Missoula
Christopher Daly
Sen. Mansfield
Vietnam
O.R. Campbell Jr
Robert W. Jones
Bert Gaskill
Jeffrey B. Gibson
Silver Bow County