‘Marijuana in school’
Sir,—ln “The Press” today is this quoted statement: “One local high school is well known for the ease with which marijuana can be obtained by the students. This school also acts as a base for supply to other colleges.” This requires investigation by the police. It should not be left to school principals, who may be too anxious to protect their own schools — Yours, etc., V. J. GOUGH. March 4, 1982.
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