Drug Enforcement Magazine [Spring 1976; July 1978; September 1978; July 1979 and March 1980]

[Drug] [Magazine] [NARC!]

Drug Enforcement Administration Magazine

Washington, DC: Drug Enforcement Administration / U. S. Dept. of Justice, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1980. First Editions. Softcover. Magazine. These issues are a bit rubbed and lightly worn, library address label on rear covers, and address ink stamp on some covers, several middle pages detached but present in Sept. 1978 issue, small portion of colour illustrated page neatly excised (appears to be a photo of a pipe that has been removed), otherwise all are unmarked and complete. Overall good to very good.

Per Weiser: 

Five non-consecutive issues of "Drug Enforcement" a periodical issued by the DEA for law enforcement organizations & libraries. 

 A magazine produced by Drug Enforcement Administration which was established in 1973 by the Nixon Administration. Each issue includes various articles about drugs, investigations related and law enforcement related to drugs. Spring 1976 includes "New York City: Challenge and Response" and "The President's Drug Message". July 1978 includes "The Investigation of Nicky Barnes" "Angel Dust - the Devil in Disguise", "Time to Change Attitudes on Marihuana?"; September 1978 includes "Illegal Aliens and Illicit Drugs" "Firearms, Explosives and Drugs", & "The Army's War on Drugs"; July 1979 focusing on "Drugs of Abuse" includes separate articles on Narcotics, Depressants, Stimulants, Hallucinogens, and Cannabis; and March 1980 which is completely focused on the subject of Marijuana.

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