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New test can detect THC in takers
Lincoln Police Chief Georga Hansen said Wednesday
he Is not familiar with u new test to detect marijuana
intoxication.
The new test, reportedly is not as convenient as the
balloon test to detect alcohol, according to February
American Chemical Society monthly science summary.
The procedure, suitable for routine legal or medicinal
use, detects the active ingredient in marijuana, tetrahy
drocannabional (THC), in blood.
"In Lincoln our major problem is people who-drive
under the influence of alcohol," Hansen said. "So as of
yet, the accidents caused by those under the influence of
marijuana have not been very great."
As reported in a recent issue of Analytical Chemistry,
the biggest drawback of the procedure is that it must be
accomplished in the laboratory. It does not, however
require expensive equipment or highly skilled people and
can be completed in about two hours.
If the test does become necessary in Nebraska, the
state laboratory would have to handle the procedure
because the Lincoln Police Department does not have
laboratory equipment, Hansen said.
The method has been tested successfully on blood
samples from volunteer smokers in a study funded by
the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Key features of the test are its sensitivity and its ability
not to be affected by narcotics, tranquilizers, or psycho
active drugs, according to Analytical Chemistry.
A screening test is needed to determine whether the
suspect is intoxicated or not and then a test is taken to
find the level of intoxication, the report said.
The procedure's discoverer Dr. Joe Vinson of the
University of Scranton, Pennsylvania, reportedly is now
working on a test to be conducted on saliva rather than
blood samples.
Credit earned for field project
By Sharon Frohner
UNL's Anthropology Dept. is offering students a
chance to gain experience this summer through a field
project near the Norden Dam project in Northwest
Nebraska, according to anthropology instructor Carl Falk.
Falk, principal investigator for the project, said stu
dents will receive nine hours of credit for the eight week
session.
The field school will work closely with the Norden
project, a $100,000 federally funded survey covering
about 25,000 acres in Cherry, Brown and Keya Paha
counties. This area will become the Norden Dam and
reservoir, a Bureau of Reclamation project scheduled for
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UNL contracted with the bureau to make the cultural
survey to satisfy the National Environmental Policy of
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that involve changes to the earth, said Alan Osborn,
supervisory archaeologist for the Norden project. "
The main objectives of UNL's survey, Falk said, "are
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historic architectural and archaeological) and paleontolo- .
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Once these resources .are identified, he said, "we'll
provide the Bureau of Reclamation with a full evaluation
of the probable effect that their proposed action (the dam
and reservoir) will have on the values identified."
Falk said they will provide recommendations for
preservation or mitigation of the resources. He said they
will consider how construction will affect these resources
and report to the Bureau.
Court action was brought against the Bureau of
Reclamation last November by environmental groups
because they thought the required environmental impact
statement about the Norden project was ambiguous and
inadequate, Osborn said.
In addition to satisfying the terms of the contract,
the expedition will help answer research questions
relevant to "anthropology and archaeology, Falk said.
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