Submitted by Jeff Morris (jsmorris@inlink.com)

      >Subject: WARNING!!
      >Author: Nancy Harnos
      >Date Posted: 05/03/96 09:38 AM
      >Date(s) of Event:  
      >Deadline Date:  
      >Expiration Date: 05/31/96
      >Category: Announcements 
      >Information:
      >
      >I was passed the following information from a Pennsylvania friend, so thought 
      >I'd pass it on in case anything like this is happening around here.  You can 
      >take it with grain of salt, or do whatever, I'm just passing it on because if 
      >there is an inkling of truth, then it's important!!!........
      >
      >"A form of tattoo called Blue Star" is being sold to school children.  It's a 
      >small piece of paper containing a blue star.  They are the size of a pencil 
      >eraser and each is soaked with LSD!
      >
      >The drug is absorbed through the skin by simply handling the paper.  There are 
      >also brightly colored tattoos resembling postage stamps that have the picture 
      >of one of the following:  Superman, Mickey Mouse, Disney characters, Bart 
      >Simpson, and butterflies.  Each one is wrapped in foil.
      >
      >This is a new way of selling acid by appealing to younger children.  If your 
      >child gets any of the above, do not handle them.  These are known to react 
      >quickly and some are laced with strychnine.  Symptoms  include:  
      >hallucinations, severe vomiting, uncontrolled laughter, mood changes and 
      >changes in body temperature.  Please help spread the word within your 
      >community and school district.
      >
      >Dr. David Fallinger, superintendent at the Pennsylvania Northwestern School 
      >District, recently received this "alert" and is passing the information on to 
      >parents and students.  This notice came to him from York Hospital and St. 
      >Ignatius School in Reading, PA.
      >
      >I just copied word for word the newsletter as I received it and felt a great 
      >need to make sure that you were all aware of it.
        


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