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The facts: Whether it's pills or pot, your child has to know the facts about drugs or he could wind up damaging himself and perhaps the whole family, according to 20-years drug expert Norman panzica
The facts: Whether it's pills or pot, your child has to know the facts about drugs or he could wind up damaging himself and perhaps the whole family, according to 20-years drug expert Norman panzica

The facts: Whether it's pills or pot, your child has to know the facts about drugs or he could wind up damaging himself and perhaps the whole family, according to 20-years drug expert Norman panzica

Date2/25/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: The facts: Whether it's pills or pot; your child has to know the facts about drugs or he could wind up damaging himself and perhaps the whole family; according to 20-years drug expert Norman panzica.
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