Additional material supplied for the record by-Continued Reprint from Federal Register of April 2, 1971, part 151- "Successful Treatment of 750 Criminal Addicts," article from the Summary of NARA contract No. HSM-42-69-21 with Catholic Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, Subcommittee on Justice Department: Page 1006 1013 1506 1509 1512 1502 1534 1404 1419 Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs: Confidentiality of counseling 318 BNDD/Bureau of Customs guidelines__ Counseling or treatment of minor without parents consent or 321 284 325 267 268 High level violators who have jumped bond and presumed to 331 Investigations involving narcotics and other contraband in 286 Letter dated November 12, 1971, from Attorney General Office of Management and Budget performance measurement Opium-producing countries Raw opium utilized in the United States-1964–70 _ - Registration of manufacturers, distributors, and dispensers Bureau of Prisons: 1557 314 283 283 1558 327 Addicts in the NARA program that do not wish to cooperate_ 654 658 Additional material supplied for the record by-Continued Justice Department-Continued Bureau of Prisons-Continued Cost comparisons for urine analysis: private sector versus BNDD... Criminal offenders with histories of drug addiction__. Page 664 647 488 653 Plans for narcotic treatment programs in the Federal prison 668 Regional laboratories. 662 Immigration and Naturalization Service: Deployment of border patrol agents and immigration 905 INS requests for additional manpower, fiscal year 1972. 906 905 tions duties for other agencies... Marihuana seizures, fiscal years 1969-71... Immigration inspectors cross-designated to perform inspec Southern District of New York, letter dated August 6, 1971, from Whitney North Seymour, Jr., U.S. Attorney, to Chairman Rogers: the experience of this office respecting the sentencing provisions of the new drug abuse prevention and control law.. Kemper Insurance Group: "Management Guide on Alcoholism and Other Behavioral 689 Statement of civil commitment_ 714 "The Drug Problem in Business," by Harold M. F. Rush and 703 676 Maddux, James F., M.D., professor, Department of Psychiatry, 475 Malcolm Bliss Mental Health Center, reimbursable costs for the period June 1, to June 30, 1971, part 1, under invoice No. 36; agency No. 3301; contract No. 43-68-1508 422 Mental Health Association of St. Louis, William C. Mitchell, director, metropolitan drug information center, letter dated July 15, 1971, to Chairman Rogers.. 449 Murphy, Hon. John M., a Representative in Congress from the Drug abuse fact sheet.. 1030 Narcotic addict rehabilitation branch statistical report, April 1027 Report on Fort Bragg Drug Program-. 1035 Report on Military Drug Programs.. 1032 Vietnam drug abuse statistics, January 1, 1969, through Septem- 1032 Vietnam drug abuse statistical graphs. 1031 Narcotics addiction rehabilitation agency program, Tulane University: Report entitled, "The Demography of Addiction in New Orleans,' 535 542 Additional material supplied for the record by-Continued National Association of Counties, Loretta Ann Taylor, Federal affairs assistant, letter dated August 6, 1971, to Chairman Rogers... - - National Council of Community Mental Health Centers: Page 1607 CMHC staffing patterns, as of January 1971_.___ 796 795 Community mental health centers which have applied for drug 794 795 Inpatient and outpatient care for drug abusers at federally 793 National Grange, John W. Scott, master, letter dated June 28, 1971, National Loss Control Service Corp. (NATLSCO). (See Kemper Nelsen, Hon. Ancher, a Representative in Congress from the State of Nix, J. T., M.D., Ph. D., letter dated July 19, 1971, to Congressman Parents Foundation Against Drug Abuse, Irwin Handler, president, Patten, Hon. Edward J., a Representative in Congress from the State of New Jersey, article from the New York Daily News, July 4, 1971, entitled "The Methadone Answer to Heroin Remains a Question,' by Edward Benes Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association: Letter dated June 25, 1971, from Augustus Gibson, M.D., vice 1601 1413 567 1603 567 1127 Letter dated August 23, 1971, from Harold E. Thayer, chairman Richmond Regional Planning District Commission, Council on Drug Comprehensive drug abuse control plan-Chapter 7 of the Progress report-The first 12 months of operation of the Council St. Louis Metropolitan Drug Information Center, William C. Mitchell, St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, Col. Eugene_J. Camp, Letter dated November 8, 1971, from David M. Abshire, Assistant Letter dated December 3, 1971, from Nelson Gross, Senior 1108 1320 1361 446 448 633 447 1487 1491 Additional material supplied for the record by-Continued Treasury Department: Attachment 1-Drug Seizures by Fiscal Year-Treasury Depart- Attachment 2—Recommendations of the Customs Cooperation Letter dated November 2, 1971, from Assistant Secretary Rossides Page 1471 1471 1481 1477 1472 Number of men working on enforcement (Bureau of Customs) Veterans' Administration: 1478 Map showing locations of drug dependence treatment units and 602 Methadone maintenance treatment in VA treatment units.- 610 Summary of VA stations involved in use of LSD in alcoholism 612 Therapeutic community modality at Battle Creek and Palo 609 VA's drug dependence treatment units operation_ 603 957 Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Va.: Attachments to the statement of Dr. George M. Bright, director, Guidelines for methadone therapy in the emergency room. 1174 1175 Methadone pharmacy 1178 Proposal for involvement of civic clubs and organizations in adolescent activities at the Medical College of Virginia....... Drug identification sheet; prepared for Upjohn Drug Co. by 1241 1250 Richmond Regional Planning District Commission, 1256 Community speeches given by George M. Bright, M.D., and 1264 Additional material supplied for the record by-Continued Letter dated October 5, 1971, from Secretary of HEW Richardson Letters from Karst J. Besteman, Acting Director, Division of List of people attending hearing_conducted at NIMH Clinical ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTED AT THE HEARINGS Addicts Rehabilitation Center, New York City, Rev. James Allen, director. American Legion: Page 1375 1380 469 1373 455 Lyngh, Robert E., deputy director, Veterans' Affairs and Rehabilitation Commission. Wertz, Terrell M., assistant director, legislative division. American Medical Association: Palmer, Dr. Richard E., member, board of directors. Peterson, Harry N., director, legislative department. Seevers, Dr. Maurice H., member, committee on alcoholism and drug dependence. Committee for Effective Drug Abuse Legislation, Neil L. Chayet, counsel. Carney, Brig. Gen. Robert B., Jr., Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff G-1, Hayes, Brig. Gen. George J., Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health and Environment. Kester, John G., Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army, Manpower and Reserve Affairs. Rauch, Rear Adm. Charles F., Jr., Executive Director, Drug Abuse Advisory Council, Department of the Navy. Roberts, Brig. Gen. John W., Deputy Director, Personnel Planning, DSC/ Personnel Headquarters, USAF. Taber, Lt. Gen. Robert C., Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Manpower and Reserve Affairs, Office of the Secretary. Williams, Maj. Cecil W., USAF, legislative attorney, Office of Legislative Liaison. Executive Office of the President: Carlucci, Hon. Frank, Director, Office of Economic Opportunity. Cooper, Dr. Leon, Director, Comprehensive Health Program, Office of Economic Opportunity. Jaffe, Dr. Jerome H., Special Consultant to the President for Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs. |