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Guyana Recoveries Costing $3 Million PAGE TWENTYJIIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,(Manchester, Conn,, Fri., Nov. 24, 1978 Officials Alarmed at Growing Use of New Drug HARTFORD (UPI) - State drug known generically as answering as a nurse or doctor, wiii heroin,” he said. medicine storesjCKlO manufacturers to users.” officials are aiarmed at the growing hydromorphone, is to ease pain from confirm the prescription. Camillieri said addicts can “rely” and about 500 laboratories and The miwse of Dilaudid is part of a abuse in Conn^ticut of a powerful of a wide range of iilnesses including Others are able to convince a on th purity of the prescription drug wholesalers, he said. natioikl^nd by addicts and pushers drug described as four times cancer and kidney stonej. • "■^''-fAST physician their previous doctor, who because it is made for legal use and Camilliari said the street price of to ij^r-powerful legal drugs su ^ ] S u n n y stronger than morphine and "the “These are only the cases reported cannot be reached, has previously has been very helpful to persons Dilaudid pills has risen alarmingly asypilaudid instead' of dilntPd closest thing to heroin” a person can to us,” he saids^“Many more are prescribed Dilaudid. afflicted with serious pain from il­ and he did not want to quote any heroin, Camilliari said. HARTFOq^t> get with a prescription.. never reported to us but to local Grieb said enforcementr is lness. figure. But it’s high, he said. He safd federal statistics show Windy and Cool The drug, Oiiaudid, is being ob­ police," said Grieb. sometimes difficuit because of the “Dilaudid is the closest thing you “The publicity would only give the “nationally, 88 percent of drugs on Details 'on page 2 tained mainly through forged doc­ State police drug officers agreed reiuctance of doctors to cooperate. can get to heroin on a legal basis,” he pushers a chance to jack up the costs the street are legally produced.” tor’s prescription and has become the misuse of Dilaudid has increased “Some could be a little more said. the chief problem of the state Drug heavily but said no statistical figures cooperative in identifying the He .said the fraudulent acquisition mmr Control Division, according to its were immediately available. suspects,” he said. of Dilaudid now makes up 75 percent 20c Single Copy director, Robert Grieb. Grieb said the state’s 700 phar­ Milton Camillieri, the division’s to 80 percent of the investigative About Town ^League Office Vol. XCVIII, No. 47 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, November 25, 1978 ^ Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 15c Home Delivered macies have ben alerted to ruses In the past four months alone, fieid supervisor, said Diiaudid has work time of the division, which is HARTFORD (UPI) - Deputy Grieb said his agents have acted on used to obtain the drug. grown popuiar among addicts and part of the Department of Consumer The Manchester Lodge Masonic Mayor Nicholas R. Carbone is In most cases, the users steal blank The Rev. David Rinas of St. Croix, about SO reported cases of phony pushers because the quaiity of heroin Protection. Choir and the Beethoven Chorus will seeking support for the second prescriptions being used to obtain the prescription forms from doctors and Virgin Islands, will be visiting Con­ nationwide has gone down and is And it must be done by eight agents rehearse Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m. vice presidential seat on the drug. then forge a prescription. ’They will cordia Lutheran Church tonight at 8. being cut, or diluted. who also have to routinely monitor in the choir room of North United National League of Cities, the He said Wednesday- the proper give the pharmacist a pay phone "It also means enforcement is The program will include fellowship and inspect 7,000 practitioners’of- and refreshments. Methodist Church, 300 Parker St. nation’s largest local-government medical use for the drug, which is number where an accomplice, doing a pretty good job against fices, 700 pharmacies, 2,700 patent organization. Guyana Recoveries Carbone began calling up national league board members Ella Lauds Program this week looking for support'in what he termed an uphill race For Trade Training against Indianapolis Mayor William Hudnut. Costing $3 Million HARTFORD—Gov. Ella Grasso has praised a training Carbone, the leader of the league’s Northeast Cities Caucus, program initiated by the Hamilton Standard Division of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Th^cosl In Washington, John Bushnell, a course. In terms oi more lliglits to United Technologies. has been endorsed for the post by of the U.S. body recovery missiolr-at deputy assistant secretary ol state, the (kmnecticut Conference of bring hack the bodies and the return ’The program will train 30 seniors from a dozen high Jonestown, Guyana, is approaching said it is difficult to project a final ol the personnel and .equi|)mcnl schools about machine trades, and the students will be Municipalities. The league is $3 million and could run three times cost figure because "there arc major scheduled to meet Saturday. whicli is now down there. " Buslincll paid while they learn. Participating high schools include Bolh 5topes„ Open Dailv 9 :3 0 -5 :3 0 Tue •SThun nights lil^9'prn. SSh sloTes- Closed Sundeys that much. State 'Department of­ conceptual problems at how one said. Manchester High, South Windsor High, Rockville High, ficials said Friday. looks at the costs. " ■ Just where this ligure will come 2 Tolland High and Ellington High. -M andisster Man Injured At the Dover, Del., Air Force Base But Bushnell said the Defense out eventually ... will take a lot ol '"rhis program is one more approach to meeting the 935M a in St.6455171 mortuary site, Michael White, an at­ Department has estimated that, with sorting out. " job training needs of our young people,” Gov. Grasso OLD SAYBROOK (UPI) - torney for the department's consular fewer than 300 bodies returned I rom said. State police said Friday a New affairs office, said officials have the Peoples Temple massacre, 5Ioonfid(3 Haven policeman was slightly in­ He estimated that, weather and She mentioned Hamilton Standard has developed other pegged the mission cost so far at ‘‘$2 expenses associated with the other factors permitting, the opera­ educational programs in the past, including training for 5 3 3 0 :^ 1 ^ Orme Kd-242-5549 jured when a revolver accidental­ million to $3 million, and it could recovery mission had mounted to ly discharged and wounded him in tion could end by Sunday 40 recent high school graduates who were trained in triple.” between $2 million and $3 millio.n On the plus side of the expense pic­ machine trades at the Howell Cheney Regional the hand. White coinniented shortly after of­ They covered such things as lucl. The policeman, Louis Gold, 28, ture. he said, 'there is the question Vocational Technical School in Manchester. lhe Chnstm a^) store ficials disclosed the stunning news aircraft operation and the shipment of training, and that is that a number 5 "It is my hope that the Hamilton Standard work co-op of Branford, was driving along "2<~ that search teams were discovering back and forth of military equip­ Interstate 95 in Old Saybrook with of people who have rather ditllcult program will also serve as a model for similar efforts by many more bodies in Jonestown than ment. responsibilities are getting through other compaines throughout our state,” Gov. Grasso a passenger, William Burke, 32, a were originally thought to be there. He said that figure did not include former New Haven policeman. this operation the kind ol training said. They estimated the number of dead such items as salaries for military thkL il it were a training exercise, State police said Burke was to be transported to America for and civilian U.S. personnel in holding the revolver and the two would have been costly. identity and burial might approach Guyana, however. "To come up with total ligure on men were dscussing the weapon 800, rather than 400. ■'There will be additional cost, of all this is verv hard " when it accidentall^ischarged. Sgt. Graves Speaker Gold’s hand w a^on the gear As> the holidays draw neat? enchantment shift when the gun went off, in­ For Services Group juring his hand slightly. He was Singers Usher in Christmas Season fills the air and a merry mood invades our spirit. treated at and released from Oil Works U.S. Steel Plans The Christmas lights in East Hartford were turned on MANCHESTER — Pat Graves, youth services of­ Lawrence and Memorial Hospital ficer for the Manchester Police Department, will be the It’3 Chmsimas^and each of us feels the u r ^ to in New London. The incident oc­ Friday night and these Penney High School students were part guest speaker at Thursday’s luncheon meeting of the throw open our doors, and weicome o u r curred Thursday. of the program sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. A Threatened Manchester Community Services Council. poster contest was also held in conjunction with the event. The 3.2% Price Hike The meeting will begin at noon and will be held at friends and nei^bors to share. Vie. singers, from left are. Stasia Barrett, Linda Martin, Gianny Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Stock Market In Iran PITTSBURGH (UPI) - U.S. Steel dependent industries as auto, Gallo, Ellen Claffey, Jeanette Welch, Kathy Diggins, Marie Corp., the nation's No. 1 producer. appliance and housing. Sgt. Graves will speak about past and present concerns comfbrt and warmth of our hearths. NEW YORK (UPI) - Despite a for legislation regarding youth, the problems of juvenile Mozzi, Karen Mozzi, David Daraskavich and Richard Sterner, Friday announced the industry's first prime-rate hike, the stock market teacher at East Hartford High.
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