flMHM By Tony Harris ; Jasper Ormood Editors note: The writers of i dination, somewhat slurred speech, a depression of sensory and motor functions, and a reduction . of sensory discrimination. Alcohol is one of the most serious problems in the country today. In North Carolina, alone, a recent study reported there are nearly 2 million drinkers of which 200,000 are listed in the heavy usage category. The Heavy users appear to be males age 25 to 34 and females lft-24 years of age. According tu a study conducted for the North Carolina Drug Authority, there is a heavy usage by ratio in the 14 to 17 year old age group. Dr. - Arthrur McBey, a toxicologist. with the' state medical examiner's office stated, last year that alcohol was the chief cause of death among teenagers in the 15-19 age group and alcohol is involved in nearly all violent deaths in groups over the age of 15. There have been several studies that attempted to make a correlation between drinkirtg and cigarette smAkino All rrf tho Q ? a***. wk , MIV studies seem to agree with each other that cigarette smoking and drinking were separate conditioned behaviors. One such study conducted at Fort Ruckers, Ala. Alcoholism treatment program pointed out that the more the alcoholics drank the more they smoked. The alcoholics averaged 49 cigarettes a day compared to non alcoholic drinkers who smoked only 12.5 cigarettes a day. The final test of the study showed that the alcoholics who had stopped drinking for at least one month continue to smoke just as heavy as before they stopped drinking. Alcohol addiction is running rampant throughout all levels of society. Alcohol addiction is growing at. an unbelieveable pace. Alcohol has always been pnnciHoroH the Hrinlr nf iKo w??u*vtv? vu vnvpUi Aim vi vnv VIVl^l person, but this belief is rapidly changing because of the number of young persons who are now heavily involved. Rehabilitation from alcohol ?addiction- is a very long and painful process, but it is not impossible. One of the main threats of individuals seeking rehabilitation is the fact that alcohol is legal and socially accepted. Practically everywhere you go socially there are alcoholic beverages. This fact means that the individual must control his social contacts to the point of not setting himself up in a situation that test his will power and concentration constantly, especially during the first year of rehabilitation. These facts make it very important that the person seeking help get involved with persons or groups having similar problems. Why do people in this society experience so many problems with alcohol and other types of drug addiction. Meaningful employment is one major SEAL Tt !ADE ST. "ON * **. INCH BACK SHIRTS, JEA EXAN, IMPULSE, MUSTA & JEAN JACKETS 3 PIE IECE CINCH BACK SUITS ^ that Puts A Chan wmmmmmmmmm V ' Z 1 WIN8TON-SALEM CHRONICLE problem for most people. Not only is it hard to find a job, but it is even harder to find a Job you like. Working everyday on a job you do not like Increases the pressures of living, which are already.affected by maintaining your family, keeping good health and paying bills. One problem area rarely talked about is leisure time. If you have a job you do not like, this makes you tense and strained just simply trying to deal with it everyday. Once you leave work and begin to operate on your own time, what you do with this time is very important. Many people prefer to do nothing or very little after work* often calling- this lack of activity relaxing. People who seem dedicated to their jobs because they seem to be working all the nme, and . never seem to have time to play are very frustrated people and are very non-living. Extreme business whether at school or college, or market, is a symptom of deficient vitality. Some people have dwarfed and' narrowed their lives to all work and no play. It is not by any means certain that, ar man's business is the most important thing he has to do. . U. AL - -i-Li viiicas we nave uie rigni values, interests, skills, and opportunities to use increasing free time constructively, there will be more boredom, despair, and pessimism as well as submission to destructive stimuli like alcohol and tobacco. For too long now, we have approached cigarette smoking and the drinking of alcohol from the basic principle of diverted gaze" in their relevance to other drugs. If we would stop a minute and look around us at our family, friends, and the community, we will see the evidence of human destruction caused by these two negative human dependencies. The black community has especially been plagued by the alpnhnl nrnhlom ' A n? nAm. w?iw> t |/t WMlVtll nil J C Willparison of the number of black lives that have been destroyed and are being destroyed daily-by alcohol opposed to the more publicized drugs^ such as heroin,would show the destructive effects of alcohol in our communities overshadows all of the other drugs. It is time that we as human beings divert our gazes in the direction of those negative factors that have been accepted by society. Subscribe to The Winston-Salem Chronicle -IING I THE MALL" I iNS - SCREWDRIVERS, I lNG, BOOMERANG I CE KNIT SUITS & 'I & BELTS I ge on You" I A -*V-. Arreste 1. A Felony - A serious crime : which may be punishable by death or imprisonment in the state prison tor more than one year. 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