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Changing international and domestic heroin patterns

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  • 1976
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  • The California Geographer 16: 63-71
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  • During the last decade the source regions, transportation routes and even areas of domestic consumption of heroin have been changing. Shifts within the United States reflect, to some extent, a reorientation of international supplies. By 1972 and 1973, there was an addiction decline in the largest cities of the East Coast, leading high government officials to boast that the nation had "turned the corner on the heroin problem." Today it is realized that the recent decline was both temporary and regional, and that the addiction rate nationally is once again on the rise. This paper highlights changing heroin trafficking patterns.
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