White House Conference for a Drug Free America: correspondence

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OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN

February 19, 1988

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The Honorable Chic Hecht

United States Senator

302 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington, B.C. 20510

Dear Senator Hecht:

The White House Conference for a Drug Free America is now nearing

its final meeting, and I thought you would appreciate hearing

about the progress that we have made so far and our plans for

this final meeting and the remainder of our work.

On December 16, 1987, we completed a series of six regional

meetings held in Omaha, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Jacksonville,

Albuquerque and New York City which brought together leaders in

education, business and industry, law enforcement, transportation,

sports, media and entertainment, public housing, and

prevention and treatment to discuss the drug abuse crisis in

America. Over 3,000 people attended these meetings, including

many parents and young people who have seen the havoc caused by

drugs and are committed to achieving a drug-free society.

At each regional meeting there were general sessions which

included a town hall forum where participants were able to

interact with a panel of experts on the topic of "The Impact of

Drug Abuse on Society." Those attending also had the opportunity

to question representatives from the Department of Justice and

the American Civil Liberties Union after listening to them debate

the subject of drug testing in the workplace. Distinguished

speakers from the public and private sectors addressed the

Conference as well. These included:

William Bennett, Secretary of Education

Otis Bowen, Secretary of Health and Human Services

Richard Lyng, Secretary of Agriculture

Samuel Pierce, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

Edwin Meese III, Attorney General

John S. Herrington, Secretary of Energy

Ian Macdonald, Special Assistant to the President, Drug

Abuse Policy Office

Donna M. Alvarado, Director of ACTION

Jack Lawn, Administrator, Drug Enforcement Administration

Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, Former U.S. Representative to

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Beny Prinim, Executive Director, Addictions Research and

Treatment Corporation

Richard Frank, President, Walt Disney Studios

Dr. Lorraine Hale and "Mother Hale", Hale House

Reggie Williams, Cincinnati Bengals

Ronald Drucker, President and CEO, CSX Transportation

Barbara Proctor, Pres. & CEO, Proctor-Gardner Advertising

David Stern, Commissioner, National Basketball Association

Peter Bell, Executive Director, Institute on Black Chemical

Abuse

Bill Lindsay, Executive Director, Ft. Lauderdale Housing

Authority

Nelba Chavez, Executive Director, La Frontera Center

Kim Martiny, Partnership for a Drug-Free America

For the greater portion of the three and a half day meetings,

participants were speaking to us and discussing among themselves

the problems of illicit drugs and how to mount an all out war

against them. Those participating were intelligent, impassioned

individuals and I was very encouraged by the commitment and

concern that they demonstrated. I have enclosed for your

information a roster of the individuals involved as speakers,

panelists and presenters at our Regional Meetings. I have also

enclosed a roster of the individuals who have been working with

and advising the various Committees of the Conference.

From these regional meetings, some interim findings have surfaced

at this point and will be a part of the continuing dialogue of

the Conference. These include:

* The problems of illicit drug use affect every community,

regardless of size oi" location. This is not just a "big

city" problem in New York or Los Angeles.

* There is concern about the overall coordination of efforts

and sharing of information among the many government and

private groups at all levels, the lack of which results in

duplication of efforts, strained financial resources, and

continued finger-pointing as who is to blame for the

problem, rather than a concerted cooperative effort to

ending it.

* Those who work in the area of alcohol abuse expressed

concern about our mandate to address only illicit drugs.

Alcohol is an illicit drug for minors, and we dealt with it

as such. Alcohol is a "gateway drug" and often at the top

of the slippery slope that leads to drug abuse. We are also

seeing an alarming amount of polydrug abuse today, including

alcohol, particularly among young people.

* We found that the level of support for drug testing is

near unanimous. Support for drug testing has increased

dramatically in the last 5 years because of increased

awareness about the serious negative consequences of drug

use. Most people agree that drug testing serves as a

deterrent; people think twice before using drugs if they

know they'll be tested. Concerns about when, where and

under what circumstances testing should occur were raised.

* In every region of the country, we found that young people

are the strongest advocates for creating a drug-free

society. They want tougher drug laws, stricter

accountability for misbehaving youth, more prevention

programs, drug-free schools, more safe drug-free places to

go outside normal school hours and more parental authority.

The importance of the family, positive peer pressure,

positive role models, and more awareness and networking were

issues stressed at every regional conference.

* The importance of the media, particularly the entertainment

media, in helping to "de-glamourize" drugs. The media

is concerned about First Amendment Rights and does not want

censorship imposed, but increasingly recognizes the

importance of industry responsibility.

* Everybody is responsible for stopping the use of illicit

drugs, not just government agencies or the law enforcement

agencies. We must send consistent messages that we will not

tolerate drug use.

* The link between drug use and crime has never been more

clear. Drug use is clearly involved in the criminal

victimization of millions of innocent citizens every year.

These are but a few of the messages that we heard consistently

across the country. The White House Conference has strived to

remain objective and honest. When I was appointed Chairman by

the President in May, 1987, I took very seriously the mandate

from him and from the Congress to reach out to those working on

the front line in the national crusade against the use of illicit

drugs and to listen intently to their suggestions and

recommendations.

Developing the agenda for the upcoming National Conference which

will be held at the Omni Shoreham Hotel, February 28 through

March 3, 1988, has been an exciting challenge in these few weeks

since Christmas as the agenda was so dependent on the outcome of

the regional meetings. The purpose of the National Conference

will be to synthesize that which we have learned, and work toward

consensus for the formulation of our final report to the

President and to Congress.

Unfortunately, a major concern at the present time is a shortage

of funds for the Conference. As you know, the Congress cut

approximately one-third from our anticipated appropriation in

late December during last minute action on the final Continuing

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Resolution. To try to handle this shortfall, we have

significantly reshaped our operations. For instance, conference

staff are working to raise private funds.

Registration for the National Conference is nearing a thousand

and we expect that to double. The President and Mrs. Reagan will

address the Conference along with other notable individuals. In

addition to a series of concurrent panel discussions on a wide

range of critical issues, there will be two important town hall

forums addressing the question: "Are We Really Serious About

Ending Drug Abuse in America?" One panel will be comprised of

Congressmen and Senators who have been selected by Congressional

majority and minority leaders. The other will consist of

Administration officials including. Secretary Otis Bowen,

Secretary James Burnley, Secretary William Bennett, Attorney

General Edwin Meese, Assistant Secretary of State on

International Narcotics Matters Ann Wrobleski, Commissioner

William von Raab, Administrator Jack Lawn and Dr. Ian Macdonald.

These will present an important opportunity for American citizens

to interact with national policymakers, ask questions, and let

their views be known.

I urge you to attend the National Conference. Your presence will

be invaluable as we work toward drafting a roadmap for creating a

drug-free America. If you have any questions or comments, please

do not hesitate to call me.

Sincerely,

Lois Haight Herrington

Chairman

SPEAKERS:

Of^AHA REGIONAL MEETING

TOM ADAMS. President, Just Say No Fc.undation, Walnut CICCK. A.

MARK SPITZ. Olyinpic Gold Medal Winner, 7 qold medals - sw irrr-,: r.-;.

MOTHER HALE, AND DR. LORRAINE HALE. The Hale House, NYC.

EDWIN MEESE III, Attorney General

DONNA ALVARADO, Director, ACTION.

TOWN HALL PANELISTS:

KATHLEEN LEIGHTON, anchor, Channel 6 in Omaha, NE.

FRAN CARPENTIER. articles editor, PARADE magazine, NYC.

WILLIAM M. HARVEY. Ex. Director, Narcotics Service Council, Inc

LEE DOGOLOFF. Ex. Director, American Council for Drug Education

WILLIAM E. LOFTUS. Ex. Director, Federal Railroad Administratic:

COLONEL CHARLES ROADMAN, U.S. Air Force Deputy Command Surgeon

3AC.

ROGER RAMIREZ. Chicago Awareness Center.

WILLIAM LEE COLWELL, former assistant director of FBI, associa-'

professor at University of Arkansas.

GALE SAYERS. member College and National Football Hall of Fame.

DRUG ABUSE PREVmitiOH COMMITTEE PAHRT.TSTS:

BONNIE FORQUER. Communities for Drug Free Colorado, Denver, CO.

WILLIAM HENRY. President and CEO of Henry-Gill, Inc., Denver, ~

MARY JACOBSON. Vice-President, Nebraska Coalition for the

Prevention of Drug Problems.

JAN JOOS. Ex. Director, PRIDE of Omaha, NE.

REVEREND WILLIAM MOORHEAD. Pacific Hills Lutheran Church, Omani

NE.

FRANK PEAKE. Coordinator, North Omaha Alcohol Counseling Pr-^grr

Omaha, NE.

DANIEL SHELBY. College Student, Omaha, NE.

DRUG FREE WORKPLACE COMMITTEE PANELISTS:

FRED SCHOTT. Central States Health & Life Insurance Co.

NE. , ^ .

JUDY DIERKHISING, Mutual of Omaha Companies, Omaha, NE.

GEORGE B. GALINKIN, Regional Director, Human Affairs

International, Butte, MT.

JAMES KESLEY, M.D., Corporate Medical Director, Northwestern

Bell, Omaha, NE.

de WOLFF F. ROBERTS, U.S. West/Northwestern Bell, Omaha, NE.

WILLIAM D. SCHAAD, Chief, Substance Abuse Control, SAC, Offuct

Air Force Base, Omaha, NE.

THOMAS WIK. Law Student, Omaha, NE.

ALLAN ZAENGER, Vice-President, Professional Affairs, Iowa

Pharmacists Association, Des Moines, lA.

DRUG FREE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE PAKRT.TCTC:.

CHIEF ROBERT WADMAN. Chief of Police, Omaha, NE.

JAMES REYNOLDS. Major, Kansas City Police Department, Kansas

City, MO.

CARL SCHULTZ. Special Agent, FBI, St. Louis, MO.

RICHARD MCMULLIN, NNBIS, Northern Border Region (USCS), Chicago

IL.

KENNETH CLOUD. DEA, St. Louis, MO.

DEIBORAH HERZOG, Assistant U.S. Attorney, St. Louis, MO.

DRUG FSBB TREATMENT COMMITTEE PANELISTS:

GALE HELD, Financing & Coverage Policy, ADAMHA, Rockville, MD.

CECILIA D. WILLIS, PH.D., Director, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Dept

of Public Institutions, Lincoln, NE.

THOMAS CROWLEY. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center,

Denver, CO.

HEIDI ISRAEL. Ex. Director, DART, St. Louis, MO.

NOLAN BROHAUGH, C. F. Menninger Memorial Hospital, Topeka, K3.

JACK MANLEY, Assistant Vice-President for Claims, Mutual of

Omaha, Omaha, NE.

PAT CARMODY, Government Relations, Mutual of Omaha, Omaha, NE.

LOIS OLSON, Dept. of Mental Health, Jefferson City, MO.

MICHAEL LA LONDE, Basin Electric Power Cooperative, Human

Resources Dept., Bismark, ND.

DRUG ABUSE PUBLIC HOUSING COMMITTEE PANELISTS;

MARIE DUNN, Youth Public Housing Resident, Omaha, NE.

PHYLLIS EVANS, Adult Public Housing Resident, Omaha, NE.

JULIA S. PARKER, Manager, Housing Administration an Maintenance,

Omaha Housing Authority, Omaha, NE.

CAPTAIN CLARENCE HARMON, Commander, Special Operations, St. Louis

Police Dept., St. Louis, MO.

JAN EMBREE-BEVER, Drug & Alcohol Services Coordinator, Division

of Youth Services, State of Colorado, Denver, CO.

RICHARD JORDAN, Director, National Urban Services, Boys Clubs of

America, New York, NY.

DRUG FREE SPORTS COMMITTEE PANELISTS:

GINNY HONOMICHEL, Tennis Coach, Baldwin City High School, Baldwin

City, KS.

RON PARK, Athletic Director, Millard North High School, Omaha,

NE.

TERRY HILLMAN, Athletic Director, Jefferson Community High

School, Omaha, NE.

LAURA HAASE, Athletic Director, Pomona High School, Arvada, CO.

MELVIN SPENCE, Principal, Canon City High School, Canon City, CO.

MICHAEL MARCIL, Athletic Business Manager, Creighton University,

Omaha, NE.

HENRY CHILDS, Former Pro Football Player, Lenexa, KS.

JERRY JONES, Former Pro Football Player, Kansas St. Dept. of

Education, Topeka, KS.

KEN TREADWAY, Director of Development, TARGET, Topeka, KS.

SUE DIRKSCHNEIDER. STOP Program, Omaha, NE.

DICK STICKLE. Director, TARGET, Kansas City, MO.

DRUG FREE MEDIA/ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE PANELISTS:

JIM FLANNERY, Omaha World Herald, Omaha, NE.

BILL BOLSTER, General Manager, KSDK, St. Louis, MO.

MABEL PHIFER, PH.D.. Black College Network, Washington, D.C.

STANLEY HUBBARD, Vice-President, Hubbard Broadcasting, St. ?a

MN.

DAVID HENRY, President, Henry/Gill Advertising, Denver, CO.

JOHN HUDNALL, Westside High School, Omaha, NE.

CATHY TIBBELS, Creighton University, Omaha, NE.

DRUG FREE EDUCATK^ COMMI'ITEE;

The format for the Education Committee workshop did not inclu

the use of special panelists.

COMMITTEE WORKSHOP REPORT PPR5;ENTERS;

BOB WADMAN, Chief of Police, Omaha, NE.

CECILIA WILLIS. Director, Division of Alcoholism and Drug Abu

for the State of Nebraska.

DARRYL SORENSON, Director, Union Pacific Railroad Employee

Assistance Program.

BETTY BLACKMON. Chairman of the Board of Kansas City Housing

Authority and Ex. Director, Johnson County Substance Abuse

Services.

JIM SHIPP. Alcohol and Drug Specialist for Fargo, ND Schools.

FRED SCHOTT. VP/Hiiman Resources, Central States Health and Li

Insurance, Inc.

DAN DEVINE, Former Coach, Green Bay Packers.

KOBIE BOYKENS. Youth, Omaha, NE., LAURA MEYER. Pella Iowa Tas

Force Against Drug and Alcohol Abuse, Pella, ID.

FRAN CARPENTIER. Articles Editor, PARADE Magazine.

SPEAKERS: LOS ANGELES REGIONAL MEF.TTMr:

secretary of Ener^. Washington, o c

rch and Treatoott

—S35Ji_RUSH, Chairman and CEO of Coca-Cola Telecommunications.

DEVINE. Former Coach, Green Bay Packers.

Academy o"ISiev"Jon™«s"s"clenc2L The American

JOHN GAVIN, Former Ambassador to Mexico.

town HAT.r. PAMgTTea^..

OKUUS, Los'Algile"°jA.^°""'^®'^ HOLLywoOD KIDS SAY 'NO' TO

EX. Director, ^erican Council for Dru, Education

CHAUNCEY vpaT'rti ni ucation.

tne state of Caiifornia?''£os®?ngelL!'^?A!'°^

X^renesrRecogiuiln and'Muca?Ln"(D'rR. "j' Drug

Associ«Ln™l5s Angelas,"el®""'"'' "^^tional Basketball

CAPTAIN RONALD T.PWTC U^VJ , .

DR. LORRAINE »ar.,^ Director, The Hale House, NYC.

Free Youth,' s"nsur2n«''exec2?Jye?'^?ISy°^°|g^^f®" ^

ioutrff'"^rHi|nohlSl,°Ogde"°Sl!' °i Drug Free

A^geies^cA?®' Asian America Drug Abuse Program, Los

§Si^iLeVA£. President of Entertainment Industries Council inc

Student, university of Indiana.

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DRUG FREE PREVENTION COMMITTEE PANELISTS:

KEVIN WANZER, University of Indiana, Indianapolis, IN.

ALBERTO MATA, PH.D., Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health

Administration, Rockville, MD.

JOAN BRANN, Director, Within You, Inc., Oakland, CA.

ALLAN COHEN, PH.D. , Ex. Director, Pacific Institute for Resear-r.

and Evaluation, Bethesda, MD.

JOHN DUFF. President, Nacron International, Los Angeles, CA.

SHARRY HECKT, President, Washington State Substance Abuse

Coalition, Bellevue, WA.

WADE NOBLE, PH.D., Institute of Advanced Studies for Black

Families, Oakland, CA.

VERA RICKETTS. Pharmacist, Lincks, Inc., Los Angeles, CA.

MIKE WATANABE, Director, Asian American Drug Abuse Program, Los

Angeles, CA.

TIM WHEELWRIGHT. Student, Ogden, UT.

DRUG FREE WORKPLACE COMMITTEE PANELISTS:

GARY ATKINS. Director, EAP's, Lockheed Missile & Space Co,,

Sunnydale, CA.

THORNE J. BUTLER, M.D., Director of Toxicology, Associated

Pathologists Laboratories, Las Vegas, NV.

GEORGE COBBS. Alcohol and Drug Recovery Program of Northern

California, San Fransisco, CA.

WILLIAM K. IKAIKA, Civilian Elmployee Assistance Program, Pear 1.

Harbor Ship Yard, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

TOM KENNY, Director, Substance Abuse Program, Motion Picture i-.c

TV Fund, Los Angeles, CA.

DARRYL LOGAN, Ex. Director, Human Affairs of Alaska, Anchorage

AK.

DONALD MUCCIGROSSO, LOSS Prevention Attorney, Oregon State Bar ,

Lake Oswego, OR.

JEAN E. PHILLIPS. Counselor/Washington State Employees Advisor-.-

Service, Seattle, WA.

DRUG FREE TRANSPORTATION CCMMITTEE PANELISTS;

JACK BURNS. Chairman of the Board, Burns Brothers, Inc.,

Portland, OR.

KENNETH COOPER, Contact Administrator, Airline Pilots

Association, Los Angeles, CA.

DR. DENIS FRANKLIN, Regional Flight Surgeon, United Airlines, San

Francisco, CA.

ARCHIE MURRIETTA. Freight Coordinator, Western Conference of

Teamsters, San Bruno, CA.

GUENTHER NUERNBERGER, Manager, EAR, Crowley Maritime Corporation,

San Ramon, CA.

TYRONE OWENS, Manager, Prevention & Referral Program, Burlington

Northern Railroad, Fort Worth, TX.

GAYEL PITCHFORD, Director of Personnel, Southern California Rapid

Transit District, Los Angeles, CA.

JOHN TOUNGER, Vice-President, DiSalvo Trucking Co., San

Francisco, CA.

DRUG FREE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE PANTf TSTS;

CAROL CORRIGAN, Judge, Oakland Municipal Court, Oakland, CA.

SHERMAN BLOCK, Sheriff, Los Angeles County, CA.

MICHAEL BRADBURY, District Attorney, County of Ventura, Ventura,

CA.

JOHN M. ZIENTER, DEA, Los Angeles, CA.

RICHARD BRETZING. FBI, Los Angels, CA.

REAR ADMIRAL BRUCE BERAN, United States Coast Guard, Long Beach,

CA.

DRUG FRKE PUBLIC HOUSING COHMITTKE PANELISTS;

LEILA GONZALES-CORREA. Ex. Director, Los Angels Housing

Authority, Los Angeles, CA.

CAPTAIN ROMERO YUMUL. Seattle Police Department, Seattle, WA.

BEIRNICE ANDEIRSON. Adult Public Housing Resident, Oakland, CA.

SANDRA BARRAGAN. Los Angeles Housing Authority, Los Angeles, CA.

DRUG FREE TREATMENT CCMMITTEE PANELISTS;

ELIZABETH RAHDERT, PH.D., Treatment & Research Branch, National

Institute on Drug Ahuse, Rockville, MD.

GEORGE FEICHT, Alcohol and Drug Program Administrator for San

Joaquin County, French Camp, CA.

RONALD S. MINT, M.D,, Blue Cross of California, Van Nuys, CA.

JACK HUDES, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Pasadena, CA,

LORRAINE FURIA, Division of Alcoholism & Drugs, Salt Lake City,

UT.

CAROL STEIN, CO-Founder & member, Board of Directors,

Californians For a Drug-Free America, Thousand Oaks, CA.

LAWRENCE T. GENTILE, Behavioral Health Services, Gardena, CA.

DRUG FREE SPORTS CCMCETTEE PANELISTS:

SAM RUVOLO, Football Coach, Sirai High School, Simi, CA.

GLEN LIPMAN, Athletic Director, Royal High School, Simi Valley,

CA.

TERRY SCHROEDER. College Water Polo Athlete, Malibu, CA.

SHERRI CALVERT, Women's Volleyball Coach, Whittier College,

Whittier, CA.

WILLIE BANKS, Olympic Athlete, Los Angeles, CA.

BILL MILLS, Olympic Athlete, Fair Oaks, CA.

CARLOS PALOMINO, Former Professional Boxer, Topanga Canyon, CA.

DR. DAVID LEWIS. Medical Director, National Basketball

Association, Los Angeles, CA.

WALT SWEENY. SHARP Health Care, San Diego, CA.

ELGIE BELLIZIQ, Commissioner, Monterey Bay League, Mission Trai

Athletic League, Salinas, CA.

DR. ROBERT BELLANGER, American Academy of Family Physicians,

Huntington Beach, CA.

CARYN OFTEDAHL, Training Specialist, Hazelden/Cork Foundation,

Minneapolis, MN.

DELVIN WILLIAMS. "Pros For Kids", Sam Mateo, CA.

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DRUG FREE MEDIA/ENTERTAINMENT CCWMITTT''T? PANF.T.ISTS;

CLIFF HENKE. Macmillan Professional Journal, Santa Monica, '-A.

JEFFERY SCOtt, Stephen Cannell Productions, Hollywood, CA.

MARIA SMITH. KUTV, Salt Lake City, UT.

FERNANDO DEL RIO. KHJ, Salt Lake City, UT.

SHELLY WEINSTEIN, Public Media/Films, Inc., Chevy Chase, MB.

JOAN RYAN, Van Noy Group, Torrance, CA.

LINDA LOE, Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, Los Angeles,

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HANK BRADFORD, Comedy Writer, Woodland, CA.

JEFF BARRY, Songwriter, Bel Air, CA.

SHELLY LIST. Producer, Cagney & Lacey, Los Angeles, CA.

FRANK ARLETTER, SAG-AFTRA, Burbank, CA.

STEVE WERNER. Producer, Marvel Comics, Los Angels, CA.

; LARRY STEWART. Entertainment Industries Council, Burbank, CA.

THOMAS ROBINSON, Stanford Medical School, Stanford, CA.

GEORGE TAYLOR. UCLA, Los Angeles, CA.

nPTTO TORE EDUCATIOM COMMITTEE:

The format for the Education Committee workshop did not include

the use of special panelists.

COMMITTEE WORKSHOP REPORT PRESENTERS:

El,' CHAUNCEY VEATCH. Director, Alcohol and Drug Abuse for the Sta-'^

of California, Los Angeles, CA.

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DRj—ROBERTA GREEN, Ex. Director, R.D. Green Professional Group.

DANIEL BENT. U.S. Attorney, Honolulu, Hawaii.

MARY HUGGINS. prevention specialist and "Open Door Clinics", Lcs

K;, • Angeles, CA.

SHELLEY WEINSTEIN. Public Media/Films, Inc., Chevy Chase, MD.

GARY ROBERTSON. Deputy, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Depart-'

Los Angeles, CA. Substance Abuse and Narcotics Education.

TYRONE OWENS, Manager for Prevention and Referral Program i-

Burlington Northern Railroad, Fort Worth, TX.

LELIA GONZALES-CORREA, Ex. Director of Housing Authority of •: r.c

City of Los Angeles, CA.

DELVIN WILLIAMS, Former football player, "Pros for Kids", Laouna

Beach, CA.

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SPEAKERS;

JUDGE ANDY DEVINE. Juvenile Court. Judge, Cincinnati, OH.

KIM MARTINY, Advertising Agency, Martiny and Co, Cincinnati, C

PETER BELL, Ex. Director of Institute on Black Chemical Abuse,

Minneapolis, MN.

REGGIE WILLIAMS, Cincinnati Bengals, NFL Man of the Year, 1936

OTIS BOWEN, the Secretary of Health and Human Services,

Washington, D.C.

TOWN HALL PANELISTS:

NICK CLOONEY, WKRC-TV, News Director and anchor, Cincinnati, 0

DR. REED TUCKSON, Commissioner of Public Health, Washington, D

LAWRENCE WHALEN, Chief of Police, Cincinnati Police Dept.,

Cincinnati, OH.

BRICE DURBIN, Ex. Director, National Federation of State High

School Associations

JILL CUBBERLY, Student, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,

OH., Youth to Youth.

NANCY GRANAT, National Federation of Parents, River Woods, 11.

DAN CAIN, Ex. Director, Eden Programs, Minneapolis, MN.

PHILLIP SHELLHAAS, Program Director for Government Programs, I

Corporation, Washington, D.C.

DRUG FREE PREVENTIOH COMMITTEE PANRT-TSTS:

SHEILA BUNN, Student, Benjamin Banneker High School, Washi.ngto

D.C.

JILL CUBBERLY. Student, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,

OH., Youth to Youth.

JERRY JAKER. Director, Minnesota Prevention Resource Center,

Anoka, MN.

ROKELLE LERNER. Co-Founder, Children Are People, St. Paul, MN.

BAKER MORTON. President, Unfoldment, Inc., Washington, D.C.

HOPE TAFT, President, Citizens Against Substance Abuse,

Cincinnati, OH.

DON TURNER, Ex. Director, Center for Comprehensive Alcoholism

Treatment, Cincinnati, OH.

DRUG FREE WORKPLACE COMMITTEE PANTgT.JSTS:

ROBERT ANGAROLA, Partner, Hyman, Phelps, & McNamara, P.O.,

Washington, D.C.

GARY CRITES, President, National Employee Assistance Services,

Waukesha, WI.

FRANK FANTAUZZO, Occupational Alcoholism Prgrams, AFL-CIO

Appalachian Council, Inc., Charleston, W. VA.

PILLIP TALIAFERRO, Taliaferro and Mann, Covington, KY.

DONALD R. TAYLOR, Chairman, Indiana Chamber of Commerce,

Personnel and Labor Relations Committee, Shelbyville, IN.

M. SUE WESTER, M.D.. Director of Employee Health Services,

General Mills, Inc., Minneapolis, MN.

ROBERT E. WILLETTE, PH.D., President, Duo Research, Inc.,

Annapolis, MD.

DENNIS WILLIAMS, President, WIL-CON Corporation, Dayton, OH.

JAMES T. WRICH, B.A., President, James Wrich and Associates,

Chicago, IL.

DRUG FREE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE PANELISTS;

STAN KEEL, Director, Industry Relations, Rockwell International,

Automotive Operations, Troy, MI.

THOMAS CZECH. Manager, Personnel Administration, Chicago Transit

Authority, Chicago, IL.

JOHN GORMAN, Manager, Employee Assistance, Consolidated Rail

Corp., Philadelphia, PA.

DONALD HANSEN, Director of Safety, Preston Trucking Co., Preston,

MD.

JOHN MOZENA. President, Local 24, International Brotherhood of

Teamsters, Akron, OH.

DAVID SCHULTZE, Vice President, American Steamship Co., Buffalo

NY.

IiOUIS J. NICHOLS, Administrator, Employee Assistance Prcqiir,

U.S. Air, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA.

DRUG FREE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE PANEILISTS:

KATHLEEN BRINKMAN, Assistant U.S. Attorney, Cincinnati, OH.

COLONEL RICHARD DOTSON, Chief of Police, Louisville Police

Department, Louisville, KY.

CARL JACKSON, DEA, Washington, D.C.

CAPTAIN JAMES UMBERGER, U.S. Coast Guard, NNBIS, Northern Bcrccr,

Chicago, IL.

LAWRENCE LAWLER, Special Agent in Charge, FBI, Minneapolis, MN.

DRUG FREE PUBLIC HOUSING COMMITTEE PANELISTS;

ANDREA DUNCAN, Director, Housing Authority of Louisville,

Louisville, KY.

WILLIAM MATTHEWS, Director, Division of Security and Police

Services, Housing Authority of Baltimore City, Baltimore, MD.

TIMOTHY WRIGHT, Youth Public Housing Resident, Baltimore, MD.

BEVERLY ANN SEWELL, Adult Public Housing Resident, Louisvill-^,

KY.

JOE THOMPSON, Central Community Health Board, Cincinnati, OH.

DRUG FREE TREATMENT COMMITrEE PANELISTS;

DIANE CANOVA, NASADAD, Washington, D.C.

IRVIN MUSZYNSKI, JR., General Counsel, National Association of

Addiction Treatment Program, Washington, D.C.

VANESSA WINBORNE, New Detroit, Inc., Detroit, MI.

JOSEPH MILLS, Department of Mental Health, Indianapolis, IN.

HARVEY A. SIEGAL, PH.D.. Wright State University, School of

Medicine, Dayton, OH.

JOSEPH WESTERMEYER, M.D., PH.D., University of Minnesota

Hospital, Minneapolis, MN.

J. FRED SHICK, M.D., Psychiatrist, Chicago, IL.

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DRUG FREE SPORTS CCWMITTEE PANELISTS:

TIM THIMMES, Coach, Newark High School, Newark, OH.

BILLY WALKER. Assistant Principal, North Central High School,

Indianapolis, IN.

ORA BUCHANAN, Girl's District Athletic Director, Mankato, MN.

LORA DONOHO, Mt. Vernon Nazarene College, Mt. Vernon, OH.

CINDY PAl"i'ERSON, Athletic Director, Northwestern University,

Evanaston, IL.

TRACY CAULKINS, Olympic Swinner, Nashville, TN.

OSCAR ROBERTSON, Former Pro Basketball Player, Cincinnati, OH.

MARK LUCAS, Supervisor, Outreach Program, Hazeldon Cork

Foundation, Minneapolis, MN.

JIM VAN VORST, Vice-President, Medical Services Division, Pan

American Games, Indianapolis, IN.

KEN JOHNSON, Sports World Ministries, New Tazewell, TN.

LEN MANLEY, Vice President, Marketing/Communications, ValvoLinc

Oil, Co., Lexington, KY.

DOROTHY MCINTYRE, Minnesota State High School League, Anoka, MN.

RICHARD MAHER. WBA Rusher Foundation, Sturgis, MI.

DOUG FLYNN, "Champions Against Drugs", Office of the Governor,

Frankfurt, KY.

DRUG FREE MEDIA/ENTKRTAINMEHT COMMITTEE PANRT.TSTS;

LELAN WOODMANSEE. Jefferson County Medical Society, Louisville

KY.

SUSAN CLARKE, Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, CH.

CAMILLA WARRICK, "Cincinnati Enquirer", Cincinnati, OH.

BILL JENKINS. WXIX, Cincinnati, OH.

MIKE CORKEN, General Manager, WTHR, Indianapolis, IN.

ANGIE KRUSENKLAUS, KET, Lexington, KY.

THOMAS NORTON, President, Norton Outdoor Ad, Cincinnati, CH.

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BRIAN BROOKS. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.

SCOTT AARON. Student, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati

UOHEN, Ex. Director, "Just Say No", Walnut Creek CA

DRUG FREE EDUCATTOH COMMITTEE:

The format for the Education Committee workshop did not 'ncl'

the use of special panelists.

COMMITTEE WORKSHOP PRPDRT PPRRENTORS;

JOSEPH MILLS, Director, Division of Addiction Services for

Indiana Dept of Health.

LARRY WHALAN. Chief of Police, Cincinnati Police Department

Cincinnati, OH.

ROBERT ANGAROLA. Hyman, Phelps & McNamara, P.C., Washington, D

DON TURNER, Ex. Director, Center for Alcoholism Treatment in

Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH.

SUSAN J. CLAR^. Director of Communications for the Academy of

Medicine of Cincinnati, and Executive Editor of "Cincinnati

Medicine Magazine".

DAN BOLIN. Director of Secondary Education for the Metropolita

School District fo Perry Township, Indianapolis, IN.

THOMAS CZECH. Manager of Personnel Administration for Chicago

Transit Authority.

BEVERLY SSWELL, Director, Clarksdale Resident Management Corp.

DIANA MALONE, President, Professional Sports Counseling Servic

in Pittsburgh, PA.

JACKSONVILLE REGIONAL MEETING

SPEAKERS;

THOMAS "BUDDY" GLEATON, Ex. Director and Co-Founder of PRIDE.

RONALD W. DRUCKER. President and CEO of CSX Rail Transport.

RICHARD LYNG, the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.

ROBERT MERKLE, U.S. Attorney, Middle District fo Florida.

MOTHER HALE AND DR. LORRAINE HALE. The Hale House, NYC.

TOWN HALL PANELISTS:

FRED HICKMAN, anchor for Cable News Network's Signature

Sportcast, "Sports Tonight". Atlanta, GA.

LEE DOGOLOFF, Ex. Director, The American Council for Drug

Education.

SHIRLEY COLETTI, Ex. Director, Operation PAR, Inc., Florida.

DORIS OMAYA, Clinical Director, Glenbeigh Hospital of Miami,

Miami, Florida.

JUNE MILAM, Ex. Director, Drug Research and Education Association

in Mississippi, Inc., Jackson, MI.

MIKE MCCOY, Former All-Pro NFL Player, Green Bay Packers, Oakland

Raiders, New York Giants.

DAVID OVERSTREET, 1st year student. University of Central Florida

at Orlando.

COMMANDER ROGER BERTSCH, USN, Director, Drug Interdiction and

Enforcement.

REUBEN M. GREENBERG, Chief of Police, Charleston Police

Department, Charleston, South Carolina.

DRUG FREE PREVENTIGM COWPTTEE PANELISTS:

BUFFY DAVIS, Student, Fletcher Senior High School, Jacksonville,

Florida.

BETTYE WARD FLETCHER, Jackson State University, Jackson,

Mississippi.

SKIP FORSYTHE. Agency Director, St. Augustine, Florida.

GERALDO GONZALEZ, Associate Director, Counselor Education

Department, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida.

BOBBY HEARD, Student, Round Rock, Texas.

ANNE MEYER, Vice President, National Federation of Parents For a

Drug-Free Youth, Deerfield, IL,

SHARON SHAW, "Director of Special Services, Division of Alconol

and Drug Abuse, Nashville, Tennessee.

MARY STROM, T. C. Williams High School, Alexandria, Virginia.

DRUG FREE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE PANTgT.rsTS;

WILLIAM LOFTUS, Executive Director, Federal Railroad

Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation, Washington,

D.C.

WILLIAM WICK, JR. , Director, Elmployee Assistance Program, CSX

Transport Group, Jacksonville, Florida.

RICHARD B. STONE, Executive Chairman, Aeromedical Resources,

Airline Pilots Association, Stone Mountain, Georgia.

DON MCELROY, Chief of Transit Safety and Assurance, Metro Dade

Transit Agency, Miami, Florida.

w. MICHAEL HEAD, Vice President/Human Resources, Ingram

Industries, Inc., Nashville, Tennessee.

JOHN PRIEST, Manager, Driver Services, Ryder Truck Rental, Miami

Florida.

C. J. URNER, Medical Director, Lykes Brothers Steamship Company,

Inc., New Orleans, Louisiana.

ELENA BROWN, EAR Coordinator, Association of Flight Attendants,

Washington, D.C.

JOSEPH W. MORGAN, JR., President, Georgia-Florida Conference,

International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Hallandale, Florida.

DRUG FREE LAW KHFORCBMEMT COMMITTEE PANELISTS:

MARK WILLINGHAM, Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco,

Jacksonville, Florida.

HOWARD THORSEN, NNBIS Southeast Region, Miami, Florida.

DAN WILSON, Deputy Chief of Police, Orlando, Florida.

ED AUSTIN, State Attorney's Office, Jacksonville, Florida.

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DRUG FREE PUBLIC HOUSING COMMITTEE PANELISTS:

IKE JAMES, Chief of Housing Management, City Department ot

Housing and Urban Development, Jacksonville, Florida.

DARRYL A. LACEY, Youth Public Housing Resident, Richmond

Virginia.

JAY CAREY, JR'» Chief, Newport News Police Department, Newpor

News, Virginia.

RREPCHO, Drug Abuse Counselor, Comprehensive CoordiPiapi

Office, Inc., Tampa, Florida.

LEWIS ROBINSON, Adult Public Housing Resident, Jacksonville

Florida.

DRUG FREE TREATMENT CCTMITTEE PANELISTS:

LINDA LEWIS. Program Administrator, Alcohol & Drug Abuse

Programs, Tallahassee, Florida.

DR. JOSE SZAPOCZNIK, Spanish Guidance Center, Coral Gables,

Florida.

ROBERT L. HUBBARD. Research Triangle Institute, Research Tria

Park, North Carolina.

DONALD J. FEULNER. Center for Drug Free Living, Orlando, Flor

JAMES EMMERT. Charlotte Treatment Center, Charlotte, North

Carolina.

MARLENE Y. SHARP, Jones, Hill, & Mercer Employee Benefits,

Savannah, Georgia.

PATRICIA REDMOND. Alcohol & Drug Services Section, Atlanta,

Georgia.

DRUG FRBB SPORTS CCTMITTEE PANELISTS:

BERYLYN HOUSTON. Gateway Community Services, Inc., Jacksonvil

Florida.

JAN STEVENS. Department Chair, Deltona Junior High School,

Deltona, Florida.

WILFORD BAILEY. President, National Collegiate Athletic

Association.

MIKE MCCOY. Former Professional Football Player, Sports World

Ministries.

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DOUG RUESLINGER, President, The Ruedlinger Company, New

Florida.

DRUG FREE MEDIA/ENTERTAINMENT CCMMITTEE PAN^T.T y^Tc;.

EVELYN TOVAR. Times Union. Jacksonville, Florida.

LESTER DUMAS. WFSU, Tallahassee, Florida.

BETH SWITZER. WFSU, Tallahassee, Florida.

EDWARD AIKEN, VP/General Manager, WTOG, St. Petersburg, Flor.rd.

DIXON LOWORN, VP/General Manager, WIS, Columbia, South Caro.:.r.a.

GEORGE HYDE. Vice President, WQBA - AM/FM, Miami, Florida.

SHIRLEY 0'TOOLE. Wray/Ward Ad, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina.

PAUL KING, Charter Lake Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee.

DRUG FREE WORKPLACE CCTPOETTEE PANRT.TSTS;

FRANK P. BURGER, Director, EAP Services, United Paperworkers

International, AFL-CIO, Nashville, Tennessee.

JOHN J. BURKE, President, Burke-Taylor Associates, Research

Triangle Park, North Carolina.

SCOTT DIEBLER, Director, EAP, Orange County School Board,

Orlando, Florida.

DAVID W. HOLMES. Director of Educational Services, Alcohol & Dr^q

Abuse Council, Birmingham, Alabama.

B. ALAN MATULICH. EAP Administrator, Mason-Chamberlain, Inc.,

Mississippi Army Ammunition Plant, NSTL Base, Mississippi.

SUSAN S. MOCK, Executive Director, Employee Assistance of Central

Virginia, Lynchbxxrg, Virginia.

LENA STEVENSON, Director of Intervention Services, South Carolina

Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Columbia, South Carolina.

PATRICK TYSON, Partner, Constancy, Brooks, & Smith, Atlanta,

Georgia.

ROBERT J. WACKER. Director of Employee Relations, Walt Disney

World Company, Lake Buena Vista, Florida.

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DRTin FT?RE EDUCATION COMMITTEE:

The format for the Education Committee workshop did not inc .•

the use of special panelists.

COMMITTEE WORKSHOP REPORT PRESENTORS:

LEWIS ROBINSON, President of Centennial Townhouse West Tenna--

Association, Jacksonville, Florida.

JUDITH VICARY. Assistant Professor at College of Health and

Development at Pennsylvania State University. ^

GENE SAUSSER. Clinical Director at Fenwick Hall, Hospital

Charleston, South Carolina.

ELENA BROWN, EAP Coordinator for Association of Flight

Attentants.

SEHWAN KIM, Director of Research and Evaluation at Drug Educat

Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.

JAMES E. MCMILLAN. Duvall County, Jacksonville, Florida.

BUDDY KNAPP. High School Coach.

MARY BENNETT. Regional Resource Specialist for the Florida

Department of Education.

GEORGE HYDE, Regional Vice-President, Florida for Susquehanna

Broadcasting Company.

ALBUQUERQUE REGIONAL MEETING

SPEAKERS:

JOHN S. HERRINGTON, Secretary of Energy.

DR. DONALD IAN MACDONALD. Special Assistant to the Presidcn" tor

Drug Ahuse Policy.

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GALE SAYERS, NFL Hall of Fame, President, Crest Computer Supply.

WILLIAM H. LINDSEY, Founder & President Oasis Research Institute

Executive Director Fort Lauderdale Housing Authority.

NELBA CHEVEZ, Executive Director La Frontera Center.

JOHN C. LAWN, Administrator, DEA.

TOWN HALL PANELISTS:

BARBARA VILLA, Newscaster, KZIA Radio.

DR. MARK GOLD, Director of Research, Fair Oaks Hospital, Founder

of 800-Cocaine hotline.

GEORGE DESSART, Vice President, CBS.

APOLONIO FLORES, Executive Director, San Antonio Housing

Authority.

SAM BACA, Chief of Police, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

BILLIE AVERY, Founded Families in Action.

BOBBY HEARD, Sophomore, University of Texas.

NAYA ARBITER, Director, Amity, Inc., Tucson, Arizona.

ANDREW GARCIA, Substance Abuse Prevention Program, Director for

Eight Northern Pueblo.

LEE DOGOLOFF. Executive Director, American Council for Drug

Education, Washington, D.C.

nPTTO mtm wr>PirPT.ACE COWCTEE PANELISTS;

THOMAS MCGOVERN, Associate Professor, Southwest Institute for

Addictive Diseases, Department of Psychiatry, Texas Tech

University Health Services, Lubbock, Texas.

DONALD BRADEN, Corporate Coordinator of Employee Rehabilitation

Phillips Petroleum Company, Bartelsville, Oklahoma.

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'.VRIGHT CARLISLE. Administrator, Aetna EAP, Arlington, Tc;<a3 .

JOSEPH CORNELIUS, EAP Coordinator, Cooper Tire & Rubber Conranv,

Texarkana, Arkansas.

DR. ERIC HOFFMAN, Director of Speical Programs, Louisiana State

Medical Society, New Orleans, Louisiana.

RONALD SMOCK, President, Drug Detection Services, Albuquerque,

New Mexico.

IRENE SIMONETTI, Employee Assistance Representative, Arizona

Department of Transportation, Phoenix, Arizona.

MARY WALZ, Partner, Herter, Walz, & Marr, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

DRUG FREE PREVENTICftl COMMITTEE PAHT-T.ISTS;

THOM AVERY, Student, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New

Mexico.

BEVERLY BARRON, Texan's War on Drugs, Austin, Texas.

GARY CHAVEZ. Student, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New

Mexico.

BEVERLY COX. U.S. Attorney's Office, San Antonio, Texas.

LEONARD LONG. West Dallas Community Center, Dallas, Texas.

JOHN MCKAY. Executive Director, Texan's War on Drugs.

JAY C. WHITECROW, Executive Director, Tulsa Indian Council on

Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, Inc., Tulsa, Oklahoma.

SUSAN REESE. Student, Sandia High School, Albuquerque, New

Mexico,

PEPE BARRON, President and Executive Director, Le Congreso

Nacional de Asuntos, Washington, D.C.

DRUG FRKE TRANSPORTATICW COMMITTEE PANELISTS;

TOM LAMBERT, Chief of Transit Police, Metropolitan Transit

Authority of Harris County, Houston, Texas.

PETE DAVIS, Director of Safety, Jack B. Kelley Incorporated,

Amarillo, Texas.

BILL PERSON. Rown Companies, Inc., Houston, Texas.

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T^• or-t-nr EAP, Continental Airlines,

np. T.EE GRIITCHFIELD, Director,

Houston, Texas.

-- _i —^ rtrnen't. DRyG_P5EE_LAVL^12SS=^ . of Public Safety,

Mexico Department of PuDii

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PtBLICHOUSmCOgM-^^

TOM COMLON, Executive Director, Albuquerqu

Albuquerque, New Mexi

pmtle LACOUR, of Albuquerque, New Mexico.

. police Department, Phoenix, Arizona.

''""sitv Of New Mexico, Druq Counselin, Services,

rwwA CHAVEZ, "hrversity of Ne

Albuquerque, ew . conraittee for the Homeless

is^;q-e?^rNerMfxiL,^

Abuse, Rockvilie, ^ Health Services,

ohlahoma City Area Indian Health

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. proqram, Kansas City.

p- wrvwR LUCAS, Administration

Missouri. Health Agency of central

,®triIofa.

Arizona, Environment Department, Santa Fe, New

,,pwT MCGREGOR, Health i Enviro

A.oa Health Care Coalition, Houston,

crwDRA PERSON, Houston Area

Texas.

ROV GRIFFIN.

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DRUG FREE SPORTS CCT^MITTEE PANELISTS:

PENNY MCKNIGHT, High School Teacher & Coach, Aztec, Now Mexiz:.

ROBIN BLANCHARD, Junior High School Teacher & Coach, Farmin:;tco,

New Mexico.

JESSE RUSSELL, Principal, Aztec Schools, Aztec, New Mexico.

DENNIS DIEHL, Laramie High School, Laramie, Wyoming.

KEN BASTIAN, Headmaster, All Saints School, Lubbock, Texas.

CARL WILLIAMS, Athletic Director, Southern University, Baton

Rouge, Louisiana.

CAROL MANN, President, Women's Sports Foundation, Spring, Texas.

ROBERT TAYLOR, S.A.D.D., E.N.M.U., Eastern New Mexico University.

DRUG FREE MKDIA/ENTERTAIMMKNT COMMITTEE PAHRT.TSTS;

JAY RODRIQUEZ. NBC, Burbank, California.

ALLEN MCCARTY, WVLA, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

MEL PENNINGTON. KXAN, Austin, Texas.

JOHN GEDDIE, KKOB-AM, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

VICTOR STRASBURGER, University of New Mexico, Professor of

Pediatrics, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

CHARLIE CLARK, University of New Mexico Daily Lobo, Albuquerque,

New Mexico.

DRUG FREE KDUCATIOM COWCITrEEi

The format for the Education Committee workshop did not include

the use of special panelists.

COMMITTKB WORKSHOP REPORT PRESEMTORS;

SAM BACA, Chief of Police, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

LEE GRUTCHFIELD. Director of EAP for Continental Airlines.

LINDA JOBE, Chairman of Organizing Committee for the Homeless

Union.

DAVID HENRY, Chief Executive Officer of Henry Gill, Inc.

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CARL WILLIAMS, JR., Educator and Director of Sports Medicine at

Southern University, Louisiana.

WRIGHT CARLISLE. Clinical Administrator, EAR at Aetna.

MARGARET HOHMAN. Chemical People State Coordinator with Omaha

Department of Mental Health.

WILLIAM MCGREGOR, Chief of Substance Abuse Bureau of New Mexico

Health and Environment Department.

ELLEN COSTILLA, Executive Director for CASA BLANCA Halfway House,

El Paso, Texas.

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NEW YORK REGIONAL MEETING

SPEAKERS;

BARBARA PROCTOR, CEO of Proctor and Gardner.

AMBASSADOR JEANE KIRKPATRICK, Former Representative to the United

Nations.

DAVID STERN, Commissioner, National Basketball Association.

SAMUEL PIERCE, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

WILLIAM J. BENNETT, Secretary, Department of Education.

TOWN HALL PANELISTS:

GIL GROSS, Host of "WABC Morning News with Gil Gross"

LEE DOGOLOFF, Executive Director, The American Council for Drug

Education, Washington, D.C.

MANNY DIAZ, Student, Cardinal Hayes High School, Hanes Point, New

York.

TOM HEDRICK, National Director, The Media/Advertising Partnership

for a Drug-Free America, New York, New York.

GILLETTE HUNT, Board Member, The National Federation of Parents

for Drug-Free Youth, New Greenwich, Rhode Island.

SARAH MCWHITE, Public Housing Resident, Brooklyn, New York.

JESSE PHILIPS, President and Chief Executive Officer, Philips

Industries, Dayton, Ohio.

BENY PRIMM, Executive Director, Addictions Research and Treatment

Corporation, New York, New York.

DAVE WINFIEi-D, Professional Baseball Player, New York Yankees.

ROY ZlyMBPWAW - Attorney General, State of Pennsylvania.

nPTtn TOgygMTipM COHMITrEE PANELISTS:

LES FERNANDEZ, Director, Teen Cage, White Plains, New York.

DR. NORMA GOODWIN, President, Health Watch, New York, New York.

ANTOINETTE HAMILTON, Director, Red Horse Program, Roger Williams

Hospital, Providence, R.I.

MICHAEL MOONEY, Thomas Edison High School, Maspeth, New York.

-IJENNIE

MOSS, Greensburg Central, #7 School District, Hai..r. • .

New York.

ROBERT PETRILLO, Greensburg Central, #7 School District,

Hartsdale, New York.

MAE WATERS, Health Education Specialist, Prevention Center,

Florida Department of Education, Tallahassee, Florida.

NANCY SAYLER, Community Representative, Jupiter, Florida.

JULIA HARVARD, Supervisor of Health Education, Jacksonville,

Florida.

ELIZABETH HARMON, Coordinator of Health, K-12, The School Bodta

of Lee County, Fort Meyers, Florida.

DRUG FREE WORKPLACE COMMITTEE PANELISTS;

DR. J. MICHAEL WALSH, Director, Office of Workplace Initiatives

National Institute on Drug Abuse, Rockville, Maryland.

DR. ROBERT BRECKENRIDGE, President, College of American

Pathologists, Elmer Community Hospital, Elmer, New Jersey.

DR. GLENN E. HAUGHIE, Director, Corporate Medical Programs, IBM

Corporation, Armonk, New York.

MILTON "RED" MORAN, Employee Assistance Coordinator, Local 421,

United Auto Workers, Framingham, Massachusetts.

JAMES T. NOLAN, Risk Manager, New Castle County Government,

Newark, Delaware.

ROBERT J. SAMUELS, Director, Employee Realtions Services,

Travelers Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut.

ALAN SOUSIE, Chairman, Vermont Impaired Professional Program,

South Burlington, Vermont.

WILBUR A. STEGER. President, CONSAD Research Corporation,

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

EDWIN A. WEIHENMAYER. Director of Human Resources, Saatchi &

Saatchi, PLC, New York, New York.

DRUG FREE TRAHSPORTATIOH COMMITTBB PANELISTS;

SANDRA JONES, Assistant Director of Personnel Employment

Services, Metro North Commuter Railroad, New York, New York.

DANIEL MOLLOY, Director, Personal Service Unit, National Man-..

Union, New York, New York.

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DONALD DZINSKI, Director, Safety & Program Development, Ar",c:

Public Transit Association, Washington, D.C. ' '

CATHERINE FINE MOSS, Manager, Special Health Services, Trans

World Airlines, Jamaica, New York.

ALBERT E. MELLON, Director of Safety, Rollins Dedicated Carr-an

Services, Wilmington, Delaware.

GARY GREEN, Director, Legal Department, Airline Pilots

Association, Washington, D.C.

HOWARD BENNETT, President, International Brotherhood of

Teamsters, Local 294, Albany, New York.

JOHN HENNESSEY, National Marketing Director, Twin Town Treatmc^

Center, New York, New York.

KAREN SORENSEN. Association of Flight Attendants, Atkinson, New

Hampshire.

DRUG FREE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE PAHWT.TgTg.

FRANCIS COYNE. New York City Police Deparment, New York, New

York.

STERLING JOHNSON. Special Narcotics Prosecutor, New York New

York.

HONORABLE LESLIE CROKER SYNDER. Acting Supreme Court Justice

State of New York.

DANIEL GUIDO, Chief of Police, Stamford Police Department,

Stanford, Connecticut.

DRUG FREE PUBLIC HOUSING COMMITTKE PAHitT.TSTS;

SARA LEE MCWHITE. Marlboro Housing Roving Patrol, Brooklyn New

York.

D^IEL PIETkAGALLO, Executive Director, Housing Authority of tn

City of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

LAWRENCE BROWN, Vice President for Research and Medical

Affairs, Addiction Research & Treatment Corporation, Brooklyn

New York.

JENNIFER HOLOVKA. Johnstown Housing, Johnston, Pennsylvania.

CHIEF CURTIS M. JONES, Director, Department of P\iblic Safety,

Boston Housing Authority, Boston, Massachusetts.

DAVID DAVISON, Director, Drug Free and Proud to Be, Boys Clubs o

America, New York, New York.

DRUG FREE TREATMENT COMMITTEE PANELISTS;

JOHN S. GUSTAFSON, Division of S'ubstance Abuse Services, Albany,

New York.

DR. HERBERT KLEBER. Yale University School of Medicine, New

Havene, Connecticut.

DR. MARY JEANNE KREEK. Rockefeller University, New York, New

York.

DAVID MACTOS, Therapeutic Communities of America and Marathon

House, Providence, R.I.

MARK PARKING, Northeast Regional Methadone Coalition, New York,

New York.

MILDRED SHAPIRO, Division of Medical Assitance, Albany, New York

RICHARD RUSSO, Division of Narcotic & Drug Abuse Control,

Trenton, New Jersey.

DR. RAYMOND BROADDUS, New York State Dept. of Correctional

Services, Albany, New York.

DRUG FREE SPORTS CCTMITTEE PANELISTS;

DR. SANDRA SCOTT, Director, New York State Public High School

Association, Delmar, New York.

JOE CARRABINO, Basketball Athlete, New York, New York.

DR. DAVID SCOTT, Director of Sports Medicine, Rutgers University

Piscataway, New Jersey.

NANCY HOGSHEAD, Olympic Swimmer, New York, New York.

DAVID ROSENBLOOM, Professional Race Car Driver, Valvoline Oil

Company, Lexington, Kentucky.

HORACE BALMER. Director of Security, NBA, New York, New York.

CHARLIE GRANTHAM. Vice President, National Basketball Player's

Association, New York, New York.

TOM SANDERS, Director, NBA Player Programs, New York, New York.

DR. DOROTHY HARRIS. Director of Education, Women Sports

Foundation, New York, New York.

WARREN BREINING, Athletes Helping Athletes, Huntington, New Verk.

JIGGS MCDONALD, Athletes Helping Athletes, Dix Hills, New York.

CHUCK BERRY, International Management Group, Cleveland, Ohio.

DRUG FREE MEDIA/ENTERTAINMENT CC^IMITTEE PANT^T.TSTS :

FRAN CARPENTIER, Parade. Magazine, New York, New York.

ROZ SHRAM, NBC, New York, New York.

GEORGE DESSART, CBS, New York, New York.

BOB CORNET. EIC, Roosevelt Island, NY.

RICKI WERTZ, WQED, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.

KATHY NOVAK. WABC-CAP Cities, New York, New York.

LISA JUDSON, CBS/FOX Video, New York, New York.

BARRY KLUGER. MTV, New York, New York.

TOM HEDRICK. Partnership for a Drug Free America, New York. New

York.

DRUG FREE EDUCATICW COMMITTEE;

The format for the Education Committee workshop did not include

the use of special panelists.

COMMITTEE WORKSHOP REPORT PRESKNTORS;

CURTIS JONES, Boston Housing Authority, Department of Safety.

DR. MICHAEL J. WALSH, Director of Workplace Initiatives, NIDA.

MR. PARRINO, President of Northeast Regional Methadone Treatment

Coalition, Inc.

DANIEL GUIDO, Chief of Police, Stamford, Connecticut.

ALBERT MELLON. Director of Safety for Rollins Dedicated Carriage

Services, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware.

CHARLES GRANTHAM, Executive Vice-President of National Basketball

Players Association.

RICKI WERTZ. National Director for Public Television Outreach

Alliance.

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STEVE B. LEEBOW, Chaxrrnan, Pacesetter Steel Service, Inc. , Ni'.

REVEREND DAVID HILL, Lutheran Pastor, Executive Director or Bto.n.x

Council of Churches.

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LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITEE

Professor, University of

Shrn^; D?§" °« investigation,

James Adams, Law Enforcement Consultant, Austin, TX.

Ed Austin, Duval County States Attorney, Jacksonville, FL.

Baca, Chief of Police, Albuquerque Police Department

Albuquerque, NM.

Norm Carlson, Hubert Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs

Minneapolis, MN. Axrairs,

Lin^ L. Chezem, Judge, Lawrence Circuit Court, Eighty First

Judicial Circuit of Indiana, Bedford, IN.

Carol Corrlgan, Judge, Alameda County Municipal Court

Oakland, CA. '

Jan Cotton, Officer, Indianapolis Police Department, Substance

Abuse Unit, Indianapolis, IN.

Glen Craig, Sheriff, Sacramento County Sheriff's Department

Sacramento, CA.

John Granfield, Colonel, Chief of Police, Fairfax County Police

Department, Fairfax, VA.

Ch^esto^®^'®' Police, Charleston Police Department,

Jess Hale, Chief of Police, Little Rock Police Department, Little

Rock, AR.

JohnsOT, NYC Special Narcotics Prosecutor, New York, NY.

Na^ Papooetti, Ohio State Administrator, Mothers Against Drunk

Driving, Concord Township, OH.

terald Vaughn, Executive Director, International Association of

Chiefs of Police (lACP), Gaithersburg, MD.

L«ry Whalen, Chief of Police, Cincinnati Police Department.

Cincinnati, OH.

INTERNATIONAL DRUG CONTROL COMMITTEE

Ambassador Alan Keyes, Moderator and Resident Scholar, American

Enterprise Institute, Former Assistant Secretary of State for

International Organizations Affairs, Washington, D.C.

Laura Genero, Staff Director and Deputy Assistant Secretary for

International Organizations Affairs, Department of State,

Washington, D.C.

Ara^ssador Jeane^rkpatrick, Senior Fellow and Area Director for

International Policy, American Enterprise Institute, Former U.S.

Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Washington, D.C.

Ambassador John Gavin, Former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, Los

Angeles, CA. / v.'o

Esther Coopersou.th. Former U.S. Delegate to the United Nations

Conferences, Potomac, MD.

Dr. Lewis Tambs, Professor of History, Arizona State University,

Former U.S. Ambassador to Columbia, Tempe, AZ.

Former Assistant Secretary of State for International

Narcotics Matters, Nashville, TN.

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DRUG FREE PUBLIC HOUSING COMMITTEE

BlacJanon, Moderator and Executive Director, Johnson Company

Sales Abuse Services, Shawnee, KS.

Nancy J. G^tschixis, Staff Director, Department of Housing and

Urban Development, Washington, D.C.

Corina Robertson, Chairperson, Cameron County Housing Authority

Brownville, TX.

Darryl Lacey, (young resident), Richmond, VA.

Joanne Pllat, Manager of AT&T Employee Assistance Program

Chicago, IL.

Timothy Wright, (young resident), Baltimore, MD.

Ozie Gonzaque, Commissioner, Los Angeles Housing Authority Los

Angeles, CA. •*'

Marty Krepcho, Counselor at Drug Abuse, Comprehensive

Coordinating Office, Inc., Tampa, FL.

B®tty J. Scott, Tenant Association, Kansas City, MO.

William H. Matthew, Director, Division of Security and Police

Services, Baltimore Housing Authority, Baltimore, MD.

Kinu. Gray, President, Kenilworth-Parkside Resident Management

Corporation, Washington, D.C.

J. Michael Dorsey, General Counsel, Department of Housing and

Urban Development, Washington, D.C.

Robbie Calloway, Director of Government Relations, Boys Club of

America, Rockville, MD.

Milton Cole, Superintendent of Crime Prevention, Boston Housing

Authority, Boston, MA.

DRUG FREE TRANSPORTATICW COMITrEE

John Snow, Moderator, President and Chief Executive Officer CSX

Transportation Group, Jacksonville, PL. '

Washington°°D°C^' Director, Department of Transportation,

Daniel W. Collins, Assistant General Secretary and Treasurer

United Transportation Union, Cleveland, OH.

Grutchfield, M.D., Director, Employee Assistant Program

Continental Airlines, Houston, TX.

Richard B. Stone, Executive Chairman, Aeromedical Resources Air

Line Pilots Associations, Stone Mountain, GA.

Tho^s Czech, Manager, Personnel Administration, Chicago Transit

Authority, Chicago, IL. ^ xu

Guen^er Nuemberger, Manager, Employee Assistance Program,

Crowley Maritime Corporation, San Ramon, CA.

Todd Spencer, Director, Owner Operators Independent Drivers

Association, Oak Grove, MO.

Kenneth Thcaipson, Vice President of Safety, Yellow Freight

Systems, Overland Park, KS.

Person, Manager of Industrial Relations, Rowan Companies

Inc., Houston, TX.

Robert E. Willette, President, Duo Research Inc., Annapolis, MD.

PREVENTICW CCXMITTEB

Donna Alvarado, Moderator, ACTION, Washington, D.C.

Joyce Thomas, Staff Director, White House Conference for a Dr-a

Free America, Washington, D.C. ^

Roy R. Barrera, Jr., Attorney, Barrera and Nichols, San Antonio,

Director, Institute on Black Chemical

Abuse, Minneapolis, MN.

Christine Branche, National Director, National Trends and

Services, The Links, Inc., Cleveland, OH.

Joan Brann, Director, Within You, Inc., Berkeley, CA.

Washington^^D 2^^^®'^^' Benjamin Banneker High School,

Nelba Chavez, Ph.D., Executive Director, La Frontera Center

Inc., Tucson, A2.

Allan Cohen, Ph.D., Executive Director, Pacific Institute for

Research and Evaluation, Bethesda, MD.

Court of Coniraon Pleas, County of Lucas

Toledo, OH.

Jack Early, Bd.D., President, W. Clement Stone, PMA

Communications, Louisville, KY.

Dick Hemdobler, National Director, Elks Drug Awareness Program,

Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks, Ashland, OR.

Sp^ane"'^WA^*^* Attorney, Eastern District of Washington,

Rick Little, President, Quest International, Grandville, OH.

ADM Meyer, vice President, Board of Directors, National

Federation of Parents, Deerfield, IL.

^ehxick Okura, Chairman, National Asian Pacific Families Against

Drug Abuse, Bethesda, MD.

Greg loken. General Counsel, Covenant House, New York, NY.

Dennis L. Taylor, Executive Director, Indian Alcoholism

Counseling and Recovery House, Salt Lake City, UT.

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Prevention Comnittee

Cecil WatXins, Director of Community Programs, National

Basketball Association, New York, NY.

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America, Ft. Washington, MDW.h ite House Conference for aa Drug Frjr.eeee

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I

TREAOMENT COMMITTEE

Elaine M. Johnson, Moderator/Staff Director and Director Office

of Substance Abuse Prevention, Rockville, MD.

Jack Blaine, M.D., Chief, Research Branch, National Institute on

Drug Abuse, Rockville, MD.

Ph.D., Executive Director, National Association

of State Alcohol, Drug Abuse Directors, Washington, D.C.

Diane Canova, National Association of State Alcohol, Drug Abuse

Directors, Washington, D.C.

Doirynne Czechowicz, N.D., Office of Science, National Institute

on Drug Abuse, Rockville, MD.

Gale Held, Director, Division of Prevention Implementation,

Office of Substance Abuse Prevention, Rockville, MD.

H^ard Kroll, Ph.D., Health Resources Administration, Rockville,

Linda Lewis, Director, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs

Tallahassee, FL.

Roger E. Meyer, M.D., Department of Psychiatry, University of

Connecticut Health Center, Fraraington, CT.

Charles O'Brien, M.D., Ph.D., Chief of Psychiatry Services,

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.

Elizabeth Rahdert, Ph.D., Director of Clinical Research, National

Institute on Drug Abuse, Rockville, MD.

Bonnie B. Wilford, Acting Director, Division of Clinical

Sciences, Director, Department of Substance Abuse, American

Medical Association, Chicago, IL.

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DRUG FREE WORKPLACE COMMITTEE

Jesse Philips, Moderator, Founder and Chairman, Philips

Industries, Inc., Dayton, OH.

Gloria Sabatini, Staff Director, White House Conference for a

Drug Free America, Washington, D.C.

Peter Bensinger, President, Bensinger, DuPont & Associates,

Chicago, IL.

Robert Breckenridge, M.D., F.A.C.P., President, College of

American Pathologists, Elmer Commxinity Hospital, Elmer, NJ.

Thcnnas H. Bruinooge, Counselor at Law, Bruinooge & Associates

Rutherford, NJ.

W. E. Burdick, Vice President, Personnel, IBM Corporation,

Armonk, NY.

James Edward Burke, Chairman of the Board & CEO, Johnson &

Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ.

George Cobbs, Representative, Northern California Area, ILWU-PMA

Alcoholism Recovery Program, San Francisco, CA.

Thomas Delaney, Jr., Executive Director, ALMACA, Arlington, VA.

Oliver H. Delchamps, Jr., Chairman of the Executive Committee,

U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Delchamps, Inc., Mobile, AL.

Nanette R. Bverson, Special Counsel to the Assistant Attorney

General, Civil Division, U.S. Department of Justice, Washington,

ID • 0 •

William D. Fritts, Director, Political Affairs, Health Insurance

Association of America, Washington, D.C.

James Douglas ^lladay. Vice President, Investment Banking

Division, Goldman-Sachs and Company, New York, NY.

Robert Peterson, Executive Director, Drug Abuse Awareness and

Prevention Task Force, Office of the Attorney General,

Harrisburg, PA.

Burnell R. Roberts, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer , Mead

Corporation, Dayton, OH.

Joseph B. Santucci, Jr., Associate General Counsel, International

Brotherhood of Teamsters, Washington, D.C.

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Workplace Comnittee

Frank R. Tully, Vice President, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company,

and Chairman, Health & Safety Commission, Business Roundtable,

Akron, OH.

Dr. Carlton Turner, PDLA, South Plainfield, NJ.

Daniel Wagnlere, Chief Executive Officer, Sandoz, Inc., East

Hanover, NJ.

J. IHchael Walsh, Ph.D., Director, Office of Workplace

Initiatives , National Institute on Drug Abuse, Rockville, MD.

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EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Executive Director, American Council for

Drug Education, Rockville, MD.

Dick Hays, Staff Director, Department of Education,

Washington, D.C.

James Bowerman, Principal, Perry Hall High School, Baltimore, MD.

Jua^ta Braddock, Principal, Stevens Elementary School,

Washington, D.C. '

Elizateth Broughton, Ed.S., Assistant Dean for Student Services

and Director of the Campus Alcohol and Drug Resource Center

University of Florida, Gainesville, PL. '

Director, Governor's Alliance Against

Drugs, State of Massachusetts, Boston, MA.

Dr. Thomas Gleaton, President, PRIDE, Inc., Atlanta, GA.

Dr. Lloyd Johnston, Study Director, Institute for Social

Research, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.

Dr. Floretta D. NcKenzie, Superintendent of Schools, Chief State

School Officer, Washington, D.C.

William Rudolph, Principal, Northside High School, Atlanta, GA.

Dr. George Russell, Professor of Biology, Adelphi University,

Garden City, NY.

Dr. Carol Sager, Superintendent of Highwood-Highland Park School

District 111, Highland Park, IL.

Manya Ungar, President, National PTA, Chicago, IL.

Marie Zayas, Teacher and Chicago T.V. Personality, Chicago, XL.

SPORTS CCMMITTEE

David Stem, Moderator, Commissioner of Basketball, National

Basketball Association, New York, NY.

Neil Roinaiio, Staff Director, Manager, Special Initiatives,

Department of Health & Human Services, Washington, D.C.

Dr. Creighton Hale, President & CEO, Little League Baseball,

Williamsport, PA.

Charles Grantham, Vice President, National Basketball

Association, New York, NY.

Dr. David Lewis, Medical Director, National Basketball

Association, Van Nuys, CA.

Horace Balmer, Director of Security, National Basketball

Association, New York, NY.

Dorothy Mclntyre, Associate Executive Director, Minnesota State

High School League, Anoka, MN.

Ora Buchanan, Girls District Athletic Director, Minnesota State

High School League, Mankato, MN.

Carol Mann, President, Women's Sports Foundation, Spring, TX.

Debra Anderson, Executive Director, Women's Sports Foundation,

New York, NY.

Mike McCoy, Former Pro Football Player, Sports World Ministries,

Erie, PA.

Carl Williams, Athletic Director, Southern University, Baton

Rouge, LA.

Dr. Wilford Bailey, President, National Collegiate Athletic

Association, Auburn University, AL.

Nancy Hogshead, Former Olympic Swimmer, Women's Sports

Foundation, New York, NY.

Mark Heaslip, Former Professional Hockey Player, New York Ranger

Duluth, MN.

Dick Stickle, Executive Director, National Federation of State

High School Associations, TARGET, Kansas City, MO.

Diana Malone, President, Professional Sports Consulting Services

McMurray, PA.

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Sports Comnittee

Delvin Williams, Former Professional Football Player, "Pros for

Kids", San Mateo, CA.

Glenn Lipman, Athletic Director, Royal High School, Simi Valley,

CA.

Robin Blanchard, Junior High School Teacher and Coach,

Farmington, NM.

Chuck Berry, International Management Group, Cleveland, OH.

Dr. Linda Carpenter, Department of Health, Brooklyn College of

the City, University of New York, New York, NY.

Laura Haase, Athletic Director, Pomona High School, Arvada, CO.

Lora Donoho, Mt. Vernon Nazarene College, Mt. Vernon, OH.

MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE

Richard FranJc, Moderator, President, Walt Disney Studios,

Burbank, CA.

Neil Romano, Staff Director, Manager, Special Initiatives,

Department of Health & Human Services, Washington, D.C.

Fraua Carpentier, Articles Editor, Parade Magazine. New York, NY.

Bill Jenkins, Executive Manager, WXIX-TV, Cincinnati, OH.

Mel Pennington, Program Director, KXAN-TV, Austin, TX.

Roz Schram, Director of Community Affairs, NBC, New York, NY.

George Dessart, Vice President of Standards and Practices, CBS,

New York, NY.

George Hyde, Vice President & General Manager, WQBA-Radio, Miami,

PL.

Dr. Meddle Phifer, Director, Black College Satellite Network,

Washington, D.C.

Shelly Weinstein, Media Consultant, Public Media Inc., Chevy

Chase, MD.

David Henry, President, Henry/Gill, Inc., Denver, CO.

Linda Loe, TV Academy of Arts and Sciences, Burbank, CA.

Brain Dyak, President, Entertainment Industries Council, Reston,

VA

Scott Aaron, Student, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH.

Vicki Scorscme, High School Journalism Advisor, Sandia High

School, Albuquerque, NM.