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Issue #154, 10/7/00
Tulia: Drug Warriors Decimate Texas Town's Black Community, But Fight is Just Beginning | Crisis Bolivia Continues: Government Yields on Military Bases After US Signals Assent, Farmers Still Demanding Personal Coca Plots | Vancouver 2.0: Politicians Unveil New Agreement to Deal With Hard Drug Scene, but Tensions Continue to Rise | Legal Marijuana Use in Switzerland: Cabinet Gives Okay, Next Step is Parliamentary Approval | Canadian Government Will Legalize Medical Marijuana Use | Rolling Stone Magazine Features Students for Sensible Drug Policy and Higher Education Act Reform Campaign | Internships at DRCNet | Texas Journey for Jubilee Justice Ends in Austin | Pennsylvania Supreme Court Nixes Random Drug Searches on Interstate Buses | Hemp Voter Guide and Registration Tools Online at VoteHemp.com | The Reformer's Calendar | Editorial: "Cocaine Has Never Been an Added Ingredient in Coca-Cola"
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