International Narcotics Control: Hearing Before the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, Ninety-eighth Congress, First Session on International Narcotics Control Program and Drug Trafficking in the New England Region, October 31, 1983 |
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... maritime law enforcement agency , we are heavily engaged in narcotics interdiction . The National Narcotics In- telligence Consumers Committee [ NNICC ] , estimates that 60 percent of all marihuana smuggled into this country is ...
... maritime law enforcement agency , we are heavily engaged in narcotics interdiction . The National Narcotics In- telligence Consumers Committee [ NNICC ] , estimates that 60 percent of all marihuana smuggled into this country is ...
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... maritime drug smuggling will change . However , there is little doubt that our efforts are having an impact . Drug smugglers are being forced to resort to more devious and com- plex strategies , including much higher pay for their crews ...
... maritime drug smuggling will change . However , there is little doubt that our efforts are having an impact . Drug smugglers are being forced to resort to more devious and com- plex strategies , including much higher pay for their crews ...
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... maritime drug smuggling will become too risky to be profitable . I certainly hope so , and I know you do , Senator , and I know that the President does and our whole country does . That concludes my statement , Mr. Chairman . I am happy ...
... maritime drug smuggling will become too risky to be profitable . I certainly hope so , and I know you do , Senator , and I know that the President does and our whole country does . That concludes my statement , Mr. Chairman . I am happy ...
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... maritime mode of trans- portation is favored for the majority of foreign - produced marijuana . While the primary cargo of smuggling vessels is marijuana - in quantities of up to 50 tons per vessel - intelligence also indicates that ...
... maritime mode of trans- portation is favored for the majority of foreign - produced marijuana . While the primary cargo of smuggling vessels is marijuana - in quantities of up to 50 tons per vessel - intelligence also indicates that ...
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... maritime shipments . Along with the emphasis on other interdiction modes it appears to be forcing source shifts to domestic production . To illustrate this problem , I should note that ac- cording to the Drug Enforcement Administration ...
... maritime shipments . Along with the emphasis on other interdiction modes it appears to be forcing source shifts to domestic production . To illustrate this problem , I should note that ac- cording to the Drug Enforcement Administration ...
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activities Admiral Bauman Admiral GRACEY Afghanistan agreements arrests assistance believe Bolivia budget Burma Burmese Caribbean Chairman coca coca control cocaine Colombia Colonel MANCUSO committee contact boats control programs controlled substances cooperation coordination cotics crop control Division of Drug drug abuse drug control Drug Enforcement Administration drug smuggling drug trafficking effect efforts enforcement agencies England England area estimated Florida foreign funds going Government Hachadorian Haitian Navy heroin increase intelligence interdiction international narcotics control investigation involved Krutschewski law enforcement Lieutenant WHEELER Lincoln Almond major marijuana seized maritime ment Mexico million NNBIS NWFP operations opium poppy organized crime Pakistan percent police departments pounds of marijuana problem production region Rhode Island ROBERTS seized by CG seizure Senator PELL smugglers source countries Southeast Asia statement strategy STUTMAN supply task force TAYLOR Thank tion tons U.S. attorney U.S. Coast Guard UNFDAC United vessels seized
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Page 23 - Coordinates international drug control activities, including policy development, diplomatic initiatives, bilateral and multilateral assistance for crop control, interdiction and related enforcement activities in producer and transit nations, development assistance, technical assistance for demand reduction, and training for foreign personnel in narcotics enforcement and related procedures.
Page 33 - With your permission, I would like to submit my statement for the record and make some summary remarks.
Page 8 - I will be happy to answer any questions you or the members of the committee may have.
Page 17 - Operations of the Bureau of International Narcotics Matters in the Department of State is an important tool of our Government's policy against narcotics trafficking.
Page 4 - You will proceed to the capitals of the States of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine, and confer with the governors...
Page 26 - ... controls, focusing first on illicit production in non-licensed areas, and then on controlling excess production in licensed areas (the key Chapare and Yungas regions). In addition to factors of international image and responsibility, the incentives for action are Bolivia's need for resumption of US economic assistance, and its need to control negative effects of drug trafficking on the Bolivian -economy (for example, the disruption of the agricultural labor force, and the flow of inflationary,...