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Causes of Drug Abuse: Drug abuse with bath salts on rise in Valley – Times Reporter
“Everything we’re hearing is that the effects of this drug abuse is some of the worst in 20 years,” said … Campbell said. “We’ve had causes where the person acted completely irrational, making it impossible for officers to reason with them …
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Drug Abuse: Drug abuse with bath salts on rise in Valley – Times Reporter
Recreational drugs known as bath salts are becoming a growing problem in the Tuscarawas Valley region as they can cause paranoia and hallucinations in the people using them. On Friday night, a Dover man was transported by ambulance to Union Hospital in …
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Drug Abuse: Off the drug bandwagon
Two promising young lives claw their way out of addiction Thursday, June 30th, 2011 12:15:00 ON June 26, the world celebrated International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. The event, initiated by the United Nations on Dec 7, 1987, was designed to be an expression of its determination to strengthen action and co-operation to achieve the goal of an international society free of …
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Question by Esse Est Percipi: Does the song “Giving In” by Adema have anything to do with Linkin Park?
I heard conflicting accounts:

The song “Giving In” says the band is Adema, but it’s actually Linkin Park feat. Adema. Chester wrote the song but Marky sings it, so both bands worked on the song.

And

The song appears, on the surface, to be a metaphor for drug use. Lines such as “I’m giving into you” and “Family has tried to heal all my addictions” seem to strengthen this meaning, however Mark Chavez has stated that the song is about his bout with alcoholism and depression. Chavez stated that at one point he felt he was going to lose his record deal over booze and substances. He stated that the song was a way of him letting go. why would chester write about chavez’s feelings    Read more...

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Drug Abuse: Caitlin Blakeslee, accused of smoking pot with baby in car, pleads not guilty
A homeless woman who faces drug and child abuse charges after police said she smoked marijuana inside her car while her baby was in the backseat pleaded not guilty Monday.
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Drug Abuse: Donavan Tate’s Drug Suspension, And A History of San Diego Draft Failure
Donavan Tate’s suspension is disappointing to Padres’ fans, but does his time as a prospect compare to the struggles of other draftees who never made it? Donavan Tate has spent most of his professional career sidelined with injuries, but now the toolsy Padres prospect will sit out 50 games due to his  second offense  against MLB’s drug of abuse policy. Tate’s suspension means that, more than two …
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Drug Abuse: Police strike new charter with schools and community groups
A new “Charter of Commitments and Principles” was implemented in Castlegar last week, which sees the RCMP team up with community groups to improve drug and alcohol awareness for youth.
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Drug Abuse: Padres prospect receives 50-game drug suspension
Outfielder Donavan Tate, who began the year with the TinCaps and is with San Diego’s short-season A team in Eugene, Ore., was suspended for 50 games for violating Major League Baseball’s drug prevention and treatment program, MLB announced Tuesday.
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Drug Abuse: Police strike new charter with schools and community groups
A new “Charter of Commitments and Principles” was implemented in Castlegar last week, which sees the RCMP team up with community groups to improve drug and alcohol awareness for youth.
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Drug Abuse: Wheat Ridge doctor faces drug charges over alleged “pill mill”
Dr. Kevin Clemmer, a Jefferson County osteopath, is facing more than 50 federal criminal counts of distributing oxycodone — a synthetic opiate similar to heroin — “outside the scope of professional practice.”
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Drug Abuse: Pfizer says FDA didn’t approve abuse-resistant pain drug Remoxy, asks for more information
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Regulators have rejected a Pfizer Inc. pain drug that is designed to discourage abuse. The New York drugmaker said the Food and Drug Administration asked for more information about the drug, called Remoxy. In May it said approval of Remoxy could be delayed because of issues with the
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