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/NEWS ADVISORY/

NEW JERSEY SCHOOL STUDENTS TO BE EDUCATED ON NEW DRUG LAWS

DURING DRUG-FREE SCHOOL'S WEEK, OCT. 16-22

Teachers in every New Jersey elementary, middle and senior high school will close their textbooks and open specially prepared pamphlets on the state's drug laws next Wednesday, Oct. 19, in an unprecedented statewide effort to educate young people about the new Drug-Free Schools Program.

Students will learn about the new drug laws and that the penalties for breaking them can be severe. For example, those who violate the drug laws will lose their driving privileges for at least six months and might ...

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