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Show Panel Hits CRACROFT By KATHY peserct News Staff Writer Commurus's Paid agitators, "outsiders" can't rtamed for America's drug gr,d other rrobiem. Tie guilt U. Psychology Department, and Terry Davidson, a U. of U. graduate student in social work. People over ?gt 30 "tend to ue drugs as apart from aico-hrsleep.ng and diet pills and Mother's Little Helper the Proctor said. tranquilizer," "These are drugs, and kids see them as drugs, even though they themelves use something else. Amenca has "a $12 billion alcohol industry its our Proctor said, drug. identifying the nation's six million alcoholics as "drug l. lies aicchol-consumin- with g parents and "our inability to lwk within our own culture o' the sources of our prob-jc- n a s, panel agreed Wednesday night at a University of Utah sjmposi-uion "Tne Generation Gap: Drug Use and Abuse. panelists were Dr. George B Edison, director, U. of U. Student Health Service; Drs. James Alexander and Stewart proctor, both with the U. of n addicts." a Parents Pill-Poppi- ng He told the audience, "For parent to come home, have a couple of martinis, take a sleeping pill and then tell Ins Kid not to mo's with drugs is just not credible. For many young drug usem, "the threat is gone, Proctor said. "It's amazing how many kids don't cam if they ge busted for drugs. Davidson blamed this lack of concern about a police record on the drug user's "having grown up with no future. For these drug victims, "their future has only been the draft and going to a war they don't believe in, he said, adding that many boys know they can "easily avoid the draft by getting purposefully "busted for drugs. In Lake Stilt drug City, abuse is "rampant" in some junior high schools, and the exists problem those among jnunger than teens, Davidson said. By reducing th "need to fight and scrap for a living n robbfd its of any challenge or frontier, Edison said. "Drugs will always be with us, ne said. We cant stamp out drugs and we can't get nd cf them. society has chil-die- The three big questions, he said, are: "Shall we learn to live with drugs? Shall wp learn how to help the person being hurt by drugs? Shall we Marriage Counseling Need Grows "The need for marriage counselors is exploding more rapidly than our ability to provide them. This increase is not because more marriages down but are breaking because there is a greater desire among maimed couples to improve the quality of their marriages. Dr. Edward J. Rydman, exAmerican ecutive director, Association of Marriage Counselors, Dallas, Tex., made this statement during a visit to Salt Lake City Wednesday. Dunng a Deseret News interview, Rydman discussed "hat he termed a declining divorce rate, families which have iocked-iproblems and the need for a sex education from kindergarten to high school. He said the U.S. divorce rate is declining, based on statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau and other agencies, and that 80 per cent ot those married remain together until the death of a companion. The divorce rate has pretty much leveled off," he said, following the war years, when couples were frequently wed because they feared the husband would never return from war and rear a family. Couples need to learn to n know now to "fight successfully so they dont "destroy and how to each other, refrain from gunny latHe defined the ter as a common practice in which one or both partners "store up gripes, waiting for an opportunity to "throw a sacking. among who newlyweds too many people oper- ate under unnecessary limita- often get couples for into problems, theyre not ready to emotionally, economi- he suggested. "The tions. haven t learned to understand themselves and what they are often doing to each other. He recommended that women learn how to "take better care of their husbands, finding ways of helping them maintain their own health. He said, "If we want to cally or spiritually," the marriage counselor said. He listed as "locked-iproblems: par- have healthier, happier families, we must establish habits and customs whieh contribute whole bag of complaints against the other at once. "Too locked which cope n enthood before being prepared, job fully transfers " unnoces-saiv?- Phjsicians and the pharmaceutical profession must bear a great boidrn of guilt for the diug pioblem, Fdison said. "We have allowed the doctors peisonel lelationslup with the patient to go to pot we simply provide the patient with drugs. Some pharmaceutical companies, li said, are making a "very tidy profit marketing bad drugs." Alexander advised parents to leave the communication door open and to not di ive the child away after he has taken only one pill, smoked only one joint. PROVO drowned dert and Instructor A, i Orem youth in In scuba diving. The body was recovered about one hour after the boy riisapieaied, according to the sheriff's office. Other skin divers assisung In the search weie Bob Leftvwch. Provo, and Larry Clinger, Pleasant Lake Wednesday night while attempting to swim 75 jards to shore from a boat. Victim was Knn Noble, 17, 730 S. State St., O.cn Utah His younger brother, Randy, 15. was pulicd to shore by a third companion He was hospitalized with exhaustion and shock. The third youth, Randy Dodge. 15, 466 S. 4th West. Orem, pullei the younger Noble youth to shore and started back alter the oider brother but he had diap-pe- a red. More than 30 retiring Ralph (Dick) Chappie of Utah County said teachers will be honored the three were in a boating tonight by the Granite Edu-- ( of five which was towpartv latum (GEA). ing a second bot to shore. They will be guests at a When the boat passed a dinner at Andys Smorgaslaige, metal buoy about 75 bord, 3330 Highland Dr Gerald H indv, GKA presiyarns outside of the boat harbor, die three dec idecl to swim dent, said each teacher to shore, the sheriff said. would be paid a tribute and The sheriff said the Dodge of receive a certificate youth noticed both Noble boys appreciation. were in troub'e and he helped the younger one to shore. When he turned back he could not find the older boy. RICHFIELD The victim was found in Mrs. Winnie eight feet of water near the Young has been elected president of the Richfield Cu'ture buoy by Lewis Stem, a BrigClub. ham Young University stu- - drug-usin- RJ Orem Youth, 17, Drowns While Swimming in Lake learn to make a world in which drug abuse is 196? Grove. A Utah State Park boat brought tlip body to shore. 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