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SENIORS\n\nHealth and Human Services(HHS)SecretaryLouis W.Sullivan,M.D.,on Feb.13 releasedfindings from the National Institute on DrugAbuse(NIDA)high school senior survey of drugabuse that shows continuing declines in the per-centage of high school seniors and young adultswho are using illicit drugs.  \n\"Today's survey results are part of a long pat-tern of change in America's attitude towarddrugs,\"Secretary Sullivan said.“No doubt all ofus would prefer to see this change occur evenfaster.But these findings are one more sign thatwe are on the right course—and we must notallow our efforts to slacken.”  \nJoining Dr.Sullivan at a press conference inWashington announcing the results of the 15thannual survey,called“Monitoring the Future,”were Dr.William Bennett,director of the Office ofNational Drug Control Policy(ONDCP)in theWhite House;Dr.Ted Sanders,under secretary ofthe Department of Education;and Dr.LloydJohnston,survey project director from the Univer-sity of Michigan.  \nSecretary Sullivan reported that current use(use in the 30 days prior to the survey)of cocaineby high school seniors decreased from 3.4 percentin 1988 to 2.8 percent in 1989.The proportion ofseniors who had used cocaine at least once in theirlifetime dropped from 12.1 percent in 1988 to 10.3percent of the class of 1989.The survey showedthat lifetime,annual and current use of crack,however,remained the same.  \nCurrent use of illicit drugs by high schoolseniors declined from 21.3 percent in 1988 to 19.7  \n(See NIDA,page eight)  \nISSN 0011-1295  \nFebruary 26,1990  \nFage 1  \nIN THIS ISSUE                   \nTEEN DRUG ABUSE:Down,But  \nRep.Rangel Disputes Value Of Surve…        …1GANGS:Communities Should Mobilize…       …2NAJIS:Plans Annual Meeting..…    …      …LOCALJAILS:BurstingAt Seams…          …3ASIS:Disaster Workshop Scheduled.…     …4DRUG DETECTION KITS:Warning…………4COMPUTER CRIMES:Create New Challenges…  …4EENET:Featuring PIO Coordination Program…   …5MIRANDA:S.C.Accepts Illinois Case……   …6SERIAL KILLERS:FBI Developing  \nStandards To Aid Police Detection       ………6MASSACHUSETTS:Sheriff Grabs A“Jail”.…    …7PERF:Seeks Leadership Nominees…………  …9911:Man Charged With Break-In…   …     …10DOT:Sponsoring Traffic Summit…   …      …10IPTM:Schedules Dispatcher Course……  ……10  \n\n| LAW ENFORCEMENT FITNESS SEMINAR  \u003Cbr>The Nevada POST,the Reno Police Department,  \u003Cbr>and the Nevada Chapter of the FBI National Academy  \u003Cbr>Associates wil present a National Law Enforcement  \u003Cbr>Fitness Seminar in Reno March 27-29.The seminar  \u003Cbr>focuses on national fitness standards for law enforce  \u003Cbr>ment personnel.Among the instructors are represen-  \u003Cbr>tatives of the FBI,the Aerobics Institute,and the  \u003Cbr>National Law Enforcement Leadership Institute.Tui-  \u003Cbr>tion is $125.For more information,contact Larry  \u003Cbr>Stout,POST Coordinator,Nevada Department of  \u003Cbr>Motor Vehicles and Public Safety,555 Wright Way,  \u003Cbr>Carson City,NV 89711.Phone:702-687-3283.   |\n| --- |\n\nCRIME CONTROLDIGEST  \n# COMMUNITIES MUST MOBILIZETO FIGHT GANGS,SHERIFF SAYS\n\nLos Angeles County Sheriff Sherman Blocksaid Feb.6 at the outset of the largest anti-gangsummit in California history that violent gangs areoverrunning the region and can only be defeated bycommunity mobilization.  \n“We are arresting more gang members thanever before and convicting more gang membersthan ever before,yet we seem to have more gangviolence,\"Block said at a news conference in LosAngeles.  \nThe sheriff said law enforcement can nolonger handle the gang problem alone and that itwill be solved only if members of the communitywork closely with authorities to counter the lurethat gangs offer youths and eliminate graffiti andother “factors...that create a perception of fear.  \n“We need to create programs to compete withgangs,\"Block said.He said youths join gangs “tosatisfy basic human needs we all have,\"like the\"need 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