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 'Coke' ended careers of student and boxer
[HO2 Edition]
Toronto Star
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Toronto, Ont.
[Bill Perry], a husky six-footer, weighed only 119 pounds when he went to Narconon Inc. for help. He kicked his habits and today, at 39, is executive director of the organization's Toronto branch. "It's just about instantaneous," Perry said. "It speeds you up in a big, big way. Your heart accelerates, you start sweating, but the intensity of the pleasure rush is incredible. Frankie was a pretty good boxer at 17. Pretty good cocaine dealer, too, until he got more interested in using it than selling it. Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction or distribution is prohibited without permission.
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