Drug Farm Closes to Cut Costs; Supporters Say Public Will Pay More in the End

Published October 5, 2010

Drug Farm closes to cut costs; supporters say public will pay more in the end
The network providing drug abuse evaluation and treatment for thousands of inmates each year has its last gasp on Thursday.
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Arizona residents dispose of over three tons of prescription drugs
Among the more than 6,200 pounds of prescription drugs and over-the-counter medicine collected during the first-ever statewide Take-Back Effort held over the weekend, were seven or eight boxes collected by the Yuma Police Department and 37.4 pounds by the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office.
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WADA warns of doping during CWG
New Delhi, Oct 2 : With ever increasing competition at the international level forcing athletes to take recourse to illegal methods, World Anti Doping Agency (WADA) chief David Howman today admitted that it would be ”dumb” to expect that the Commonwealth Games will be free of drug abuse.
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Speech in full – Baroness Warsi
The Chairman of the Conservative Party, Baroness Sayeeda Warsi, has today announced the renewal of the Conservative Policy Forum. She has set out plans to engage Conservative Party members with long-term policy development.
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