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Arizona Drug Rehab

1997 for Arizona was a bad year due to the increase of substance abuse. Arizona drug rehabs were hit hard, not only in having to provide aid, but also due to the realization that if the rate of substance abuse continued it would be only a matter of time before funds were exhausted. In addition,...