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| 23 June 2000 - The San Diego Union-Tribune Substance Abuse Act dangerous, misleading Re: "Is imprisoning addicts the best policy?" (Opinion, June 15): Despite the contrary assertions of Gretchen Bums-Bergman and David Beck-Brown, the Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000 is a dangerous and misleading initiative. Dangerous, because it undermines truly effective drug abuse treatment efforts under way; and misleading, because it has absolutely nothing to do with crime prevention. more details 16 June 2000 - West Hills High School CASA strive to fight substance abuse On Thursday, May 18, a press conference on the risks and consequences of drinking and driving was held in the El Cajon Community Center. The event was hosted by C.A.S.A., Communities Against Substance Abuse. more details 16 June 2000 - West Hills High School Rude Awakening Every fifteen minutes, there is someone who is seriously injured, or even killed, by a drunk driver. On June 7, this horrific reality hit home for juniors and seniors of West Hills with the reenactment of a fatal car accident and its aftermath. more details 16 June 2000 - The Clarion - Granite Hills High School Sober grad news conference explains new security policies On the morning of May 18, news media and student journalists came together from 11:30 am. to 2:00 p.m. to attend a news conference. The conference called attention to the need of preventing drinking and drug use, especially around the time of prom and graduation. The conference was held at the El Cajon Community Center and included a panel of five speakers. more details 16 June 2000 - The Clarion - Granite Hills High School Staged accident shows students first hand effects of drinking and driving Every 15 minutes someone in the United States is killed or seriously injured in an alcohol-related automobile accident. more details 10 June 2000 - The East County Californian Every 15 Minutes simulates fatal DUI crash at Granite Hills Students at Granite Hills High School participated in a simulated fatal DUI crash to dramatize what can happen when teenagers drink and drive. more details 8 June 2000 - The Alpine Sun Every 15 Minutes The Grim Reaper looks on as a body is carried to a hearse following a simulated fatal DUI crash at Granite Hills High School last week. more details June 2000 - The ConSultant - Santana High School Drinking, driving can douse life's plans Partying with his friends was a major part of life for Valhalla student Darin Dale. And of course partying included drinking. more details 18 May 2000 - KBNT 19 - KUSI 51 - KSWB 69 Safe and sober Report on Communities Against Substance Abuse doing a press conference for the High School journalists during the Prom and Graduation season to promote no drinking and driving. 15 May 2000 - KGTV 10 - KUSI 51 Meth Strike Force Due to the fact that San Diego was once called the "Meth Capital of the World," a report was done involving the processes by which a more positive approach on the war on drugs would be through efforts of the METH Strike Force, prevention and Drug Court, treatment and education. And not to forget the littlest victims of the drug war, children. 13 May 2000 - El Informador One-time 'meth capital' now model county in federal 'war on meth' SAN DIEGO The same county once branded the "Meth Capital of the World" is now receiving Congressional accolades for its fight against the deadly stimulant. San Diego County has gained much ground in its efforts to eradicate methamphetamine and federal leaders are seeking input from the Meth Strike Force as the nation struggles to combat the rapid spread of the drug. more details 11 May 2000 - The San Diego Union-Tribune The silent victims of the meth problem Politicians are seldom prone to speechlessness. Yet, Rep. Brian Bilbray and his colleagues on the House Judiciary Committee fell silent. more details May 2000 - Multiple Publications Consider the Risks Are you under age 21? If you are going to Prom or Graduation ceremonies don't forget to take a closer look and consider the risks. more details May 2000 - El Cajon Valley High School Be Safe and Sober It's that time of the year again as we say good-bye to the seniors. But before we say good-bye there are the events that lead up to that. Such as Prom, and Grad Night. Whatever it is that you will do to congradulate yourself on accomplishing high shcool, make sure that you do it safely, make it to your future alive. Don't waste it all on the booze. If you booze you lose. CASA (Communities Against Substance Abuse) would like to take this opportunity to say be careful and though you should have fun at your Prom and an Grad Night, make sure that you do it sober. more details 27 April 2000 - The Alpine Sun Drug Stop Parents and Teens join us on Sunday, April 30, 2000 11:30 am. for an educational program on the four risk factors associated with drug and alcohol abuse, and how to do something about them! more details 27 April 2000 - The Alpine Sun Drug education program offered at Methodist church DESCANSO Parents and teens are invited to an educational program by Chapel of the Hills Community United Methodist Church dealing with the risk factors associated with drug and alcohol abuse. more details 21 April 2000 - XETV 6 - KFMB 8 - KGTV 10 - KBNT 19 - KUSI 51 - KSWB 69 Meth congressional forum Members of a congressional sub-committee visit San Diego. The METH Strike Force is the focal point for the committee, as they want to model other forces after the METH Strike Force. 11 April 2000 - The San Diego Union-Tribune A good investment | Substance abuse treatment pays dividends Alcohol and drug abuse costs San Diego County $1.5 billion a year. Nearly $600 million of that is directly related to crime. more details |
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