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The Pocono Record from Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 19

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The Pocono Recordi
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Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
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Drug laws abroad: If you're touring a foreign country this summer, get set for some hard news. No matter which way yoti go, you'll run smack into drug laws that are a whole lot tougher than ours. You may have heard differently. You may have heard possession and sale of drugs overseas or south of our own border is okay. Or at least tolerated.

That's a lie. Drugs are'illegal. The same as here. And that's the truth. Only one thing is different.

The penalties are stiffer. In Lebanon, for instance, possession gets you 3 to 5 years in a mental hospital. That's the law. And there's no way around their law. Drug arrests of Americans overseas have jumped since last year.

And nobody can help. Not friends. Or family. Or the smartest lawyer in town. Not the United States government.

That's why there are over 700 American citizens doing time on drug charges in foreign jails. Those are the facts. And so are these: the drug laws and penalties of 15 foreign countries. Which one will you be visiting? Possession. 2 to 9 years plus fine.

Trafficking. 3 10 10 year? plus fine. Illegal import or export of drugs, 6 to 15 years plus fine. Persons arrested on drug charges can expect a minimum of 6 to 12 months pre-trial confinement. U.S.

Embassy: Cor. Danubio and Paseodelareforna 305 Colon'a Cuauktemorz Mexico Cily. Mexico Tel. 5 1 1-7991 Penally depends on quantity of drugs involved. Less than 500 grams, fine and release on bail until Irial.

More than 500 grams, heavy fine plus minimum of 6 years in jail. U.S. Embassy: Serrano 75 Madrid. Spain Tel. 276-3400 Possession, minimum 2 years in jail.

Trafficking, 5 to 20 years plus fine. U.S. Embassy: 9 1 -Basilissis Sophia's Blvd. Athens, Greece Tel. 712951 Germony.

possession, 3 years. Law may be changed this summer demanding increased penalty. U.S. Embassy: Nehlener Avenue 53 Bonn-Bad Godeberg Bonn, Germany Tel. 02229-1955 Sentences based on amount of drugs.

Recent case involved 600 grams of hashish. Subject was sentenced to 2 years. Deportation follows. U.S. Embassy: 10-5 Akasaka 1-Chrome Minato-Ku, Tokyo Tel.

583-7 141 Possession and use, 1 to 3 years in a mental hospital. Trafficking, to 15 years. U.S. Embassy: Comiche at Rue Aiv Mreisseh, Beirut, Lebanon Tel. 240-800 Possession, minimum of 18 months.

U.S. Embassy: 43 Duke Street Kingston, Jamaica Tel. 26341 Possession, varies, but less lhan for trafficking. Minimum of 3 lo 4 months pre-trial confinement. Trafficking, 1 to 5 years.

U.S. Embassy: 19, Rue dc Franqueville Paris, France Tel. Anjou 6440 Possession or attempted sale. 3 years. Trallicking, 3 lo 8 years.

Persons arrested on drug charges are not eligible for bail. U.S. Embassy: Via V. Veneto 119 Rome. Italy Tel.

4674 United Kingdom. Possession of heroin or LSD, 7 years in prison or a fine of or both. Possession of Codeine or Cannabis, 5 years imprisonment U.S. Embassy: Grosvenor Square W.I, London. England Tel.

499-9000 Possession, 3 months to 1 year. U.S. Embassy: Adderly Building Nassau. Bahamas 21181 Possession of narcotics (including marijuana) up to 7 years in prison at the discretion of the judge. Up to life imprisonment, but not less than 7 years for importation of narcotics (including marijuana) into the country.

U.S. Embassy: 100 Willington Street Ottawa, Canada Tel. 236-2341 Denmark. For of the Law of Euphoria, fine, imprisonment or both, up to 2 years, at the discretion of the court. The Ministry of Justice has announced that foreigners would be expelled or deported from the country if found in possession of even small amounts of hashish.

U.S. Embassy: Dag Hammarskjolds Alle 24 Copenhagen. Denmark Tel. TRTA 4504 Turkey. Possession.

3 to 15years.Trafficking, lOyearslo life. U.S. Embassy: HOAtalurkBlvd. Ankara, Turkey Tel. 125-050 Sweden.

Possession or sale, up to 19 months and permanent expulsion from the country. U.S. Embassy: Strandcaten 101 Stockholm. Sweden Tel. advertising contributed for the public good "Their drug lows are a whole lot tougher than ours.

Check it out." The Pocono Record, The Slroudsburgs, Pa. 25, 1973 19 Everybody's business Avon called STROUDSBURG A recent luncheon was held at the Poeono Sheraton Inn recently to honor 120 area Avon cosmetic representatives and their manager, Mrs. Carol Bell of Saylorsburg. They were congratulated for win- i a i i a 3 2 3 i i throughout the Newark area. 'ITie competition is known as "The a a a District Competition" and was based on the district's sale increases.

Present at the dinner were i i a i a a a a Snyder, representing the Newark Avon branch. After congratulating the a i presented each saleslady with a i i entitled "First Avon Lady," produced by the creators of Hummel figurines. Each Avon Lady replica was enclosed in a clear glass dome. Open Your FREE Checking Account Today At Any Office BANK AND TRUST COMPANY No Service Charge No Minimum Balance No Restriction On Use 9 BANKING OFFICES FOR EVERY BANKING NEED STROUDSBURG OFFICE 814 Main St. BARRETT OFFICE Mountainhome M1LFORD OFFICE Milford, Pa.

STROUDSBURG OFFICE Seventh Si. WEST END OFFICE Brad headsvi lie POCONO OFFICE Tannersville E. STROUDSBURG OFFICE 93 Crystal St. MARSHAUS CREEK OFFICE Marshall: Creek MATAMORAS OFFICE Matamoras, Pa. Member Federal Insurance Corp.

Deposifs Insured fo $20,000. Public Notices BID NOTICE The Board of Education of Ihe East Stroudsburg Area School District will receive sealed bids tor lawn mower equipment witti attachments. Specifications and terms and conditions tor the procurement may be obtained at the Business Office at the Junior Senior Hich School, N. Co'jrtland E. Slroudsburg, Pa.

18301 during school hours. Alt bids will be opened publicly and read at the regular board meeting on Monday, November 19, 1973 at 7:30 p.m. Eastern standard Time. NOTICE TO-BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received and publicly opened and read by 1he a i Supervisors, Monroe Counlv, Pennsylvania, at the Barrett Township Municipal Building, Mountainhome, Pennsylvania, at their regular mo nthly meeting on Wednesday Evening, November Idth, 1973 at 8:00 tor the following Thousand (1,000) tons of cinders and-or an tj-skid, to be delivered In live hundred ton (500) orders upon a i Supervisors. The material specified herein shall the standard specifications of the Pennsylvania a ol i a Bids should be in a sealed nvelope plainly marked with trv of bid contained therein.

The Supervisors reserve the right to accent or re ect any and all bids. Lloyd R. LaBar Secretary Mountainhome, Pa. 18342 OFFICIAL (NOTICE Sealed bids tor Toby Creek Bank Stabilization Project, Luzerne County, Luzerne Bc.rough, Contract NO. will t-e received by the a i a Resources in Roorn 219, Towne House Apartment Building, 660 Boas Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, until 2:00 p.m., E.S.T., November 20, 1973, and will then be puhllcly opened and read in Room 219, Towne House Apartment Building.

The work cortslj.ts essentially of the construction of 72' long, IB' high concrete crib and removal of channel deposition. The principal items of work are: Structural Excavation, 550 c.y.; Borrow Excavation, 250 c.y.; Compacted Backfill, 300 c.y.; cribbing Backfill, 320 c.v.; Reinforced Concrete Cribbing, 1,296 Removal of Gravel Bar and Debr is, 100 c.y. Each bidder must submit an experience record and bid deposit. The Deparlmunt reserves the right fo reject any -and all bids, and to waive any informalities, defects, or irregularities in the bids. Joint venture bids will be considered.

CompleVion date for the work is March 31, 1974. Drawings and Specifications may be examined rJuring office hours at i a Operations. Department ol Environ- a 210, Evangelical Press Building, Third and Reily Streets, Harrisburg, Penn a i a a i a Specifications will be furnished upon payment of Six dollars and thirty-six cents (S6.36), which price includes salr, lax, by ctiecK made payable lo the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for tach upon application to the above i contract documents need not be returned and the payment WILL NOT be refunded. C.H.McConnell, Deputy secretary Resources Management Department of Environmental Resources Again This Year We Present For Your Reading all the latest in "Kitchen Ideas' Public Notices THURSDAY OCT. 25th Phone 421-3000 The Editors and Advertisers in this feature edition of The Pocono Record will show you all that's NEWS for today's modern living your kitchen is probably the most used room in your home 'why not equip it for enjoyable family living NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Barrett Township Supervisors will accept Bkis on a 1970 Ford Torino Four Ooor Car.

The motor size Is 351 cu. barreii-TIre site Is G7815. OH may be seen by contacting the Yowfiship Supervisors, or Police ChM L.iBar, at 595-2602. Bids ma submitted tp Lloyd R. LaBar, a on or betore November nth, 1973, and wilt be ope meeting of the Supervisors on Wednesday Evenlna, November nth, 1973, al P.M.

at the Municipal Bu.Wlnf;, Mountainhome. Bids should be in a sealed envelope plainly marked wlln the type of bid contained therin. The Barret) Township Supervisors reserve the right to accept or relecl any and an bids, Lloyd R.L.Bar Secretary Mountaintiome, Ha. 18342 NOTICE TO BIDDERS i a Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania, will reel eve sealed proposals for the hiring of a Truck or Grader to be used for the plowing of inow tor the a township Roads. The Bids will include the cost of the Operator and the Truck or Grader at an hourly a The minimum slic of the Truck or Grader to be equipped with a Pennsylvania License Tag.

Bids i be i by the Secretary, Lloyd R. LaBar, on or before 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 14th, 1973, and will be opened at the regular monthly meeting of the Supervisors on Wednesday Evening, November 14th, 1973, at the Municipal Building, Mountainhome. Bids should be in a sealed envelope plainly marked with the type of bid contained therein. The Barrett Township Supervisors reserve ihe right to accept or reject any and all bids.

Lloyd R. LaBar Secretary Mountainhome, Pa. 18342 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed Proposals will be received and publicly opened and read by the a Township i Monroe County, Pennsylvania, at the Barrett Township Municipal Building, Mountainhome, Pennsylvania, at their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday Evening, November 14th, 1973 at 8:00 P.M. for the following Hundred Ton (100) more or less, Dele ing salt, to be delivered upon Township Supervisors. The material specified specifications of the Pennsylvania a of Highways.

Bids should be in a sealed envelope plainly marked with the type of bid contained fhereln. Bids may be submitted to Lloyd R. a a a on or before November 14th, 1973. The Barrett Township Supervisors reserve the right fo accept or relect any and all bids. Lloyd R.

LaBar Secretary Mountainhome, Pa. 18342 THE POCONO RECORD Classified Section "Big Results Little Cost Phone 421-7349 For Direct Line to the Classified Dept. Phone 421-3000 For circulation, Display Business Office and Newsroom Customers wishing fo call the Pocono Record Classified Dept. from outside toll areas should call (717) 421-3000 or 421-7349. COLLECT BUREAU OFFICES Municipal Building Mt.

Pocono Phone 839-788'I West End, Phone 992-4157; FAMILY WANT AD 'RATES' 3-line ad 1 day Additional lines 3-line ad 4 days Additional lines 3-l-ne ad 7 days Additional lines 3-line ad 10 Additional lin'i si 00 ea. Line per day 53 16 i ec ea. Line per day 53.57 17c ea. Line per day 6c ea Line per day size 3 lines Win 1 mum charge SI. 00 Spec Commercial Rates ar id Bulk Frequency Rates on Request Poco.no Record Box Replies Rec eived Yesterday: 1020-1023- 1025 1030- 1032-1033- 1034 1035-1036-1038- 1039 Monuments 3 Memorials, Lettering, Cleaning in cemetery.

Bronze, mar- 'ole, granite. Stroudsburg Granite Main at -121-3591. 'Card of Thanhs 6 WE wish to take this means of expressing our sincere thanks and appreciation for the a and assistance rendered us by our many neighbors and friends in our bereavement in the loss of my husband WALDRON "TED" Heller, also for the fora I tributes and the loan of autos for the funeral. Mrs. Dorothy Heller Lost and Found 7 LOST: Our dog "Snoopy" is lost in Blakeslee area.

He Is white and black, part Beagle, part Bassett. Family heartbroken. REWARD. Call (717) 722-0419 or (215) 493-4938 collect anytime. Snydersville-Sciota area.

Medium size male dog, white with black patches, thin. Resembles bird dog. Answers to Call Lee, 421-6761. LOST: Tiger kitten male. No collar, vicinity of Knob Mt.

pocono. Any information at all, please leave message at LOST: Large male orange and white tiger cat. Cherry Valley Middle Road area. REWARD. Phone 992-6645.

i a white gold bulova with one diamond in corner. Lost vicinity Slroudsburg last week in sept. Rita Fisher, Maple Estates, Pocono Lake, 646-2258 or 694-8137. Special Notices FORMALS for hire. Any occassion, alterations-dry cleaning, Nick Falcon Tailoring, Roseto, Pa.

I (215) 581- THE ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETING Every Monday night open. Thursday night closed. St Mary's Catholic Church, Mt. pocono. 595-7966 or 595-2440.

AL AND JAY, Dad loves you and misses you of what your Mother says. ERNIE'S BARBER SHOP 520 Ma in Stroudsburg Will be closed MESSENGER SERVICE Truck Tags, Oct. 31. Call Wm. Palmer 99 Burson East Stroudsburg 421-8304 MOTOROLA car tape players, SJO and up.

Bartonsville Shop, 629-1800. DOZER'S SCRAP YARD Renting Acetylene Oxygen tanks Compare Our Prices Stokes 421-saiD Readings and Advice by Maria She will advise you on how to solve all your problems such as love, marriage, and business and speculation, etc. Open daily, 9 to 9. For appointment, call (215) 837-1720. 218 Race TRUCK TAGS: Taking trips to Harrisburg Oct.

23 and Call Harry Andress, Tanite Stroudsburg, 421- NO TRESPASSING ON THE PROPERTY OF a TUCKER HENRYVjHE.

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