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04-20-2005, 08:23 AM
GOSHEN, Ind. -- Nearly one-third of the employees at a camper company in Indiana have lost their jobs after testing positive for illegal drugs.
Officials at Keystone RV Company in Goshen tested all 120 workers earlier this month after being tipped off by police.
The company said the workers gave urine samples and tested positive for either marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines or methamphetamine.
A company spokesman said the testing went smoothly. He said, "it was a cooperative group of individuals."
Workers who tested positive were put on leave. They were let go after the results were confirmed by a local medical foundation.
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Officials at Keystone RV Company in Goshen tested all 120 workers earlier this month after being tipped off by police.
The company said the workers gave urine samples and tested positive for either marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines or methamphetamine.
A company spokesman said the testing went smoothly. He said, "it was a cooperative group of individuals."
Workers who tested positive were put on leave. They were let go after the results were confirmed by a local medical foundation.
http://www.local10.com/money/4392128/detail.html