April 16 Drug Addiction Headlines
HEROIN – USA
`Cheese’ plague escalates in Dallas school district – Ohio.com
The number of Dallas students getting hooked on a new drug called “cheese” is skyrocketing, with arrests for the heroin mix up 82 percent so far this school year.
METH – NEW ZEALAND
Aussie opposition launches anti-meth plan – Stuff New Zealand
Opposition Leader Kevin Rudd said use of methamphetamine – including speed, ice and crystal meth – was rife with a recent study suggesting 100,000 Australians of all ages used the drugs in the last week.
METH – IRELAND
Baking Soda Could Go Behind the Counter – The Epoch Times
A Missouri state legislator is seeking to regulate baking soda sales in hopes of curbing crack cocaine production.
METH – CANADA
PROTOCOL IN PLACE TO PROTECT METH’S YOUNGEST VICTIMS – Manitoba Government
New measures to help protect Manitoba communities against the devastating effects of crystal meth, including mandatory procedures for decontamination and assessment of children found in home-based meth labs.
ALCOHOL – USA
Forum addresses teens’ drug and alcohol abuse – Contra Costa Times
IN A RECENT survey given to Pleasanton’s high school students, 17 percent of ninth graders and 35 percent of 11th graders admitted to drinking alcohol in the past 30 days.







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