Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, September 28, 1989, Page 20, Image 20

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ODE PERSONAL
Senate approves 'war on drugs
bill, calls for mandatory testing
WASHIM '.T( )N | \l’| 111.' Senate (in Wednes
(l,n nvervvhelminglv .i|)|»r(>\ctl a S‘* 1 billion plan
Id pav l(ir I lie Wdr (in drugs .uni ( .illcd for m.md.i
lory drug .did <di oliol testing id millions of Ir.ins
porliilion workers m safetv sensitive jolis
I Ins pro pus.d ri'iiresenls the strongest lust
step we i .in make to win llie w.ir against drugs
Sen Robert I Hvrd U-WY.i s.ud as Sen.lie veil
cd 'iV In couple tlie drug plan to an Si I 'I bil
lion transportation bill
Tlie Senate then passed the transportation bill
Willi 1111 • drug plan . ill. n lied and sent il to a
I louse Senate c unterelK e ( omilllllee
Also ini hided in the transportation bill is a
measure Iasi week that would ban smoking on all
donieslit airline flights
The drug plan represented a compromise pro
dm oil in week long negotiations between the
Wilde House and senators of both parties
l lie negotiations began after I lenioi nils sought
lo add S.’ billion to the $ 0 billion vvui oil
drugs annouiii ed fiv I’resident Hush on Sept > ill
.( nationalK televised address I lies said 111** ad
ministrations blueprint faded lo earniaik enough
fin pn*\enlimi and treatment
I lie ( oiiipromise i onlniiis the $~ 0 billion plus
Stilt) million in anti < rime funds S.’oo million
tor juvenile pistil e $1(01) million ill additional
prevention and treatment money and $100 mil
lion foi law enforcement grants The additional
funds would lie gained through a 0 1 1 pen cut ( lit
111 federal spending
before approving tlie transportation bill, the
Senate attached on a voice vote a provision of
fered bv Sen |ohn ( Danforth to require drug
and .ili ohol tests in the industry
It would require random, pre-employment
post .hi ident and for-cause testing ot an estimat
I'd I ai|a mm employees in safety-sensitive posi
lions m the airline rail Inis and trui king indus
tries
I)aidortli and a number of lawmakers have been
pushing for several years for testing of transport.!
lion workers i iting repealed latnl ai i idents
true ed to employees under the influent e of drugs
and alcohol A measure applying only to rail
workers is part of the House version of the trails
portation hill
The Transportation Department said Tuesday
IT.r.a random drug tests of its own employees
during !l> months in 1'lHH and 1‘IHII turned up ‘to
indii ations of drug use. or 0 l>4 perr.ent of those
tested Seventeen tests of suspected users turned
up eight posit i\ e indii ations
I he i enlraI transportation prov isions ol the lull
tali tin SI 1 'I billion in new spending plus S1 a,‘t
billion in alreadv collet ted fuel and passenger
taxes The measure envisions $1J.2 billion for
highways projects. S' t billion for aviation pro
grams anti S I billion for mass transit assistance
Smoking alreatK is banned on domestic airline
flights of two hours or less The Senate measure
wotiltl extend that to ail flights
It was adopted last week ovei the objections of
Inbat t o state senators
Voting against the $(t 4 billion drug funding
plan were Republicans lake (lam of I Mali and
Stove Svniins of Idaho. Sen. Jim Sasser. D-Tenn..
did not vole \ot voting was Sen William Arm
strong. K (Inin
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