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Pilot from Raleigh fails alcohol test, suspended
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"American Eagle has a well-established substance abuse policy that is designed to put the safety of our customers and employees first," Miller said. "The pilot will be withheld from service pending the outcome of the investigation.” Airport police said …
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Ebony Lifeline aims at addiction prevention, recovery among minorities
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Ebony also wanted to dispel the myth and excuse among some in the minority community that alcoholism and drug addiction are “a white man's disease.” Thomas said ELSG … He is the heart of ELSG and is unrelenting in his efforts to help the community.” …
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Predicting violence remains difficult, despite years of study by mental health …
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The vast majority of mentally ill people won't commit assault, rape, arson or homicide, although the risk rises sharply among those who abuse drugs and alcohol. These insights are proving useful to psychiatrists, psychologists, judges, school …
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