Israel Cason, founder of successful addiction treatment program, dies
Israel Cason, the founder of a successful addiction treatment program that stressed tough love and hard work, died of cancer Feb. 22 at his Howard Park home. He was 70.
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Israel Cason, the founder of a successful addiction treatment program that stressed tough love and hard work, died of cancer Feb. 22 at his Howard Park home. He was 70.
Israel Cason, the founder of a successful addiction treatment program that stressed tough love and hard work, died of cancer Feb. 22 at his Howard Park home. He was 70.
>> so what's the delay all about it? what's causing it? >> reporter: political squabbles, bureaucratic delays in the government, money's not getting it to where it needs to go. there is a system to provide for taliban defectors. the u.s. also unable to be providing stopgap solution because of the way u.s. aid is interpreting the congressional restrictions on the use of the reconstruct funds. it's got tonight so bad the delay and the training and the funds, the governor in kandahar, he's told taliban leaders, mid-level leaders who want to come in and be protected and part of the surrender progr...
educator in chief that came out today. he provided a kind of world view, almost a historical interpretation of the causes and consequences of the arab spring. he began in the beginning with tunisia and moved forward. he tried to present a way in which he saw america's interests and values as squarely aligned with this arab revolution. he touched on the places that we don't like, the regimes we don't like that are having trouble dealing with people. tehran, damascus. he also talked about bahrain an yemen. but you are right, of course, he didn't talk about the 800-pound gorilla that is...