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"Arizona Special Report: What Arizona Employers Think About Drug Abuse." Washington, DC: Institute for a Drug-Free Workplace, 1994.
"90% of Parents Believe Their Kids Are 'Clean'AZ Drug Study Says Otherwise." Phoenix: Behavior Research Center of Arizona, Rocky Mountain Poll, October, 1996.
"3 States Join 10 Suing Tobacco Firms: Actions Seek Recovery of Costs of Treating Smoking-Related Illnesses." The Washington Post, August 22, 1996, A-12.
The Adult Community-Based Survey on Substance Abuse, Southern Arizona Border Region Analysis. Tucson: Arizona-Mexico Border Health Foundation, July 1996 (draft report).
Fredrick Beauvais, "Trends in Drug Use Among American Indian Students and Dropouts, 1975-1994." American Journal of Public Health, 86: 1594-1598.
Rosa Conception, "More teens here using drugs." The Yuma Daily Sun. August 22, 1996.
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Department of Health
AIDS Summary. Disease Prevention Services, 1996.
Arizona Needs Assessment Study. Division of Behavioral Health Services, unpublished data, 1996.
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System. Arizona Office of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 1990-1994.
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Drug-Related Mortality: Arizona, 1986-1994. Arizona Center for Health Statistics, 1996.
Proposed Tobacco Use Prevention Plan for the State of Arizona. Arizona Tobacco Education and Prevention Program, August 1995.
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Department of Economic Security
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1990 Census of Population and Housing. Population Statistics Unit, 1991.
Criminal Justice Commission
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Crime and the Criminal Justice System in Arizona: The 1995 White Paper.
Drug Use in Arizona: Survey of the High Schools, Colleges and the Public, 1988.
Substance Abuse and Public School Students - Arizona 1995:
A Survey of Elementary, Middle and High School Students in Arizona.
Substance Abuse and Public School Students - Arizona 1993:
A Survey of Elementary, Middle and High School Students in Arizona.
Substance Abuse in Arizona/Gang Activity in Arizona 1991: Survey of Public Schools, Institutions of Higher Education and Law Enforcement Authorities.
Substance Abuse in Arizona, 1990: Survey of Public Schools, Institutions of Higher Education, and the Public.
Department of Revenue
Annual Report, 1996.
Luxury Tax Collected, September 1996, Luxury Tax Division.
Department of Education
Chemical Abuse Prevention Program Report, School Year 1994-1995.
Comprehensive Health and Prevention Program Survey, 1996, unpublished data.
Other Arizona Sources
1995 Annual Report. Arizona Department of Corrections, Phoenix,AZ: 1995.
Motor Vehicle Crash Facts for Arizona. Arizona Department of Transportation, 1991-1995.
1995 Narcotics Strategic Summary. Arizona Department of Public Safety, 1996.
Report to the Governor and the Legislature. Advisory Council on Perinatal Substance Abuse, December 31, 1995.
"House Bill 2220: Report on Conference Committee." State of Arizona House of Representatives Forty-First Legislature, April 14, 1994.
Socioeconomic Indicators for Maricopa County. Data Network for Human Services, June 1996.
State of Arizona Substance Abuse Prevention, Education and Treatment Program Inventory and State Agency Analysis, 1995. Drug and Gang Prevention Resource Center, 1996.
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Federal Materials
Department of Health and Human Services
Fred Hellinger, Forecasting the Medical Costs of the HIV Epidemic: 1991-1994. Agency for Health Care Policy and Research, 1995.
Lloyd Johnston, Patrick O'Malley, James Bachman, et al. National Survey Results on Drug Abuse from the Monitoring the Future Study. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 1991-95.
Preliminary Estimates from the 1995 National Household Survey on Drug Abuse. National Institute on Drug Abuse, 1996.
Regional Differences in Indian Health. Indian Health Service,1995.
Trends on Indian Health - 1995. Indian Health Service, 1995.
Department of Justice
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Innovative State and Local Programs. Bureau of Justice Assistance,1996.
Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics, 1994. Bureau of Justice Statistics, 1995.
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Arizona Medicaid: Competition Among Managed Care Plan Lowers Program Costs. General Accounting Office, October, 1995.
The Economic Costs of Motor Vehicle Crashes. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 1994.
Foster Care: Parental Drug Abuse Has Alarming Impact on Young Children. General Accounting Office, 1994.
Traffic Safety Facts: State Alcohol Estimates. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 1992-1995.
Young Children in Foster Care. General Accounting Office, 1994.
Arizona Profile 1997
Introduction |Arizona Profile |Substance Abuse |Crime and Substance Abuse
Impact on Health |Cost of Substance Abuse |Arizona Response
Looking to the Future |Data Tables |Sources
Making A Difference
Prevention Programs |Criminal Justice |Treatment Programs |Workplace
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