N&O Index Card Listings
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Drug Laws and Regulations
- Durham seeks $3.75 million drug grant - Ja 18 92, 3B
- Anti-drug program relies on landlords; Lessors urged to evict tenants who deal drugs - Ap 7 92, 5B
- State militia raring to join drug war; Commander wants troops armed - My 27 92, 1B
- Assault on drugs in public housing falls short - Jn 15 92, 1
- Durham tries new tactics in drug war - Jn 24 92, 3B
- Durham's get-tough policy praised, but some question police methods - Jn 25 92, 6B
Drug Laws and Regulations
- Under the Dome: Thornburg requests agents for drug war - Ja 7 89 1
- Dozens arrested in drug crackdown - Ja 21 89 3C
- Man (MCNEIL) charged with possessing cocaine, destroying evidence - Ja 30 89 14C
- Thornburg stakes claim to drug war leadership - Fe 2 89 14A
- Drug law add U.S. jobs in state - Fe 12 89 33A
- Proposal would allow jury use permanently (in drug trafficking cases) - Fe 15 89 3C
- Editorial: Light arms in the drug war - Fe 24 89 16A
- Federal grants will fund Raleigh anti-drug effort - Mr 2 89 1T
- Drug sweep netting suspected dealers - Mr 8 89 3C
- Editorial: Drug-free, and free - Mr 23 89 12A
- N.C. Guard to get funds for drug war - My 3 89 4C
- Drug bills plentiful, but called inadequate - My 15 89 1C
- Editorial: Anti-drug effort needs unity - My 20 89 14A
- Editorial: Uncle Sam, drug killer? Je 10 89 16A
- Raleigh police target project in drug push - Jy 4 89 20C
- House member critical of Senate delay of bill - Jy 13 89 6A
- Residents endorse drug fight; Chavis Heights starts broad-based campaign - Jy 27 89 14C
- Council backs plan aimed at fighting city's drug problem - Au 2 89 2C
- Iredell program fights drugs with water bills - Au 4 89 2C
- Drug-related evictions in public housing (Map) - Au 12 89 4A
- Evictions new weapon in Raleigh's war on drugs - Au 12 89 1
- Editorial: Drug punishment not enough - Au 14 89 6A
- Triangle teenagers disagree on how to fight drug abuse - Au 16 89 4A
- Editorial: Drugs: This won't do it - Au 19 89 10A
- Editorial: 'Total war' in Colombia - Au 25 89 14A
- Largest drug raid targets infested town - Au 27 89 23A
- N.C. reaction to Bush's proposal (anti-drug message) mixed - Se 6 89 4A
- Raleigh council to fund part of city drug battle - Se 6 89 3C
- Editorial: Toy soldiers vs. drugs - Se 7 89 12A
- Officials gather in Raleigh to plan attack against crack - Se 8 89 3C
Drug Laws and Regulations
- Drug law loopholes are cited; Tough new measures proposed by Martin - Ma 7 88 3C
- Soldier challenging Army's drug rule - Jn 21 88 3C
Drug Laws and Regulations
- New laws are making circumstances tougher for steroid users and dealers - Se 10 89 35A
- Landowners enlisted in drug war - Se 12 89 18C
- Editorial: A three-front drug war - Se 16 89 16A
- 'Soldiers' in drug war march with a message - Se 22 89 1C
- Editorial: Fighting drugs with farce - Se 24 89 6D
- Greensboro drug firm (Mayrand) accused of infractions - Se 28 89 2C
- Car tax, drug laws change - Oc 1 89 29A
- Hendersonville to fight drugs with special team - Oc 4 89 2C
- Triangle played part in Bush's anti-drug plan - Oc 8 89 44A
- State law-enforcement agencies fight to control drug war - Oc 22 89 1
- Editorial: War within drug 'war' - Oc 25 89 16A
- Martin urges end to partisan rivalry in war on drugs - Oc 25 89 18C
- Apex survey finds support for tax to fight drugs - No 30 89 2T
- In 'war on drugs,' people who need help have become the enemy - De 12 89 13A
- Editorial: Looking at legal drugs - De 15 89 18A
- N.C. National Guard to get $2.1 million for war on drugs - De 16 89 5B
- Intellectual critics lack courage - De 24 89 1J
Drug Laws and Regulations
- Anti-drug proposals revealed; Tougher penalties sought for gun use - Mr 6 91 3B
- Fayetteville will enlist neighbors in drug fight; Program encourages small-claims suits - Se 10 91 5B
- Illegal drugs net state $1 million - Se 10 91 6B
- Charlotte marchers say legalize marijuana - No 2 91 5B
Drug Laws and Regulations
- Wake Forest program to fight drugs - Ja 17 90 2B
- State gets increased aid for drug-fighting efforts - Ja 19 90 3B
- Thornburg questions legalizing drugs - Ja 24 90 3B
- Martin calls plan to add jail cells step in state's fight against drugs - Ja 27 90 3B
- Bennett lauds state's plans to fight drugs - Fe 9 90 1B
- Agency sought just to enforce laws on drugs; Police chiefs, attorney general opposed to plan - Fe 13 90 1B
- Drug Cabinet gets proposals for state effort; Car tags would ID violators - Fe 14 90 1B
- Battles loom for anti-drug proposal - Fe 15 90 3B
- Editorial: Drugs, words and money - Fe 15 90 10A
- $50 million anti-drug proposal submitted to Martin by panel - Mr 20 90 3B
- Colombian (Duzan) urges new approach to drug war - Mr 20 90 2B
- UNC students at debate cheer drug legalization - Mr 21 90 2B
- Drug foes at work in Apex - Mr 22 90 2F
- Garner police chief leading town's fight against drugs - Ap 2 90 1B
- North Carolina's war against drugs - My 13 90 1J
- Tougher drug law disputed; Officials say tiny finds have little juror impact - My 20 90 1
- Charlotte considers tax hike for drug fight - My 26 90 4B
- Editorial: The cost of drug 'toughness' - My 27 90 6J
- Officials work to enact stiffer drug penalties - Jy 4 90 3B
- Drug related crimes bill stuck in committee - Jy 13 90 3B
- House panel approves weakened anti-drug plan - Jy 18 90 1B
- House passes, 92-0, toned-down drug bill - Jy 20 90 3B
- Bennett says victory may be near in drug war - Jy 25 90 3B
- House puts drug, drunken-driving package into law - Jy 27 90 3B
- Editorial: Legal or not, it's wrong - Au 1 90 16A
- Partners on patrol; Rocky and friend sniff out drugs on N.C. highways - Se 16 90 1E
- New laws govern vicious dogs, drugs and wet-weather driving - Oc 1 90 4B
- Tar Heel editors speak: N.C. not winning drug war - No 4 90 7J
- Public housing plan enlists residents in fight against drugs - No 22 90 2F
- Point of view: To fight drugs, first end the drug war - No 23 90 23A