Committee's recommendations resulted in adoption of measures for a Statewide public information program, seminars and courses on drugs, a rehabilitation program, and enforcement of drug laws. (KJ)

Proposals include creation of an office of drug dependence and abuse, improvements on programs for drug traffic control, drug abuse education, and programs for treatment and rehabilitation.

Report of state drug abuse programs for forty five states. (KJ)

Discusses teacher training programs with emphasis on evaluation mechanisms in anti-drug education. (KJ)

Includes teacher training programs, National Information Clearinghouse, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, advertising programs, prevention and treatment, and NIMH Marijuana Contract Program. (KJ)

Urges the support of legislation oriented toward a public health approach, investment in credible educational efforts, and programs developing alternatives to drug use. (KJ)

Stresses interrelationship among doctors, local prosecutors, law enforcement agencies, superintendents of schools, school nurses, and members of the school faculty in dealing effectively with drug abuse. (KJ)