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Media
Scan:
Salon.com,
PBS
Frontline
10/13/00
Salon.com continues its drug
war coverage with two articles:
Drug War Politics, discussing
whether the leading presidential candidates are de-emphasizing the drug
issue because of their own suspect histories.
http://www.salon.com/health/feature/2000/10/12/drug_wars/
Reefer Madness, by Gary Kamiya,
charging that "America's surreal hypocrisy about recreational drugs has
reached the full-blown Dali stage."
http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2000/10/12/drugs/
Excerpts and other info from
this week's PBS Frontline two night special, Drug Wars, are available online
at http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/drugs/.
Click on the "Symposium" link for video footage of a symposium in Washington,
DC sponsored by Frontline, National Public Radio and the Georgetown University
Law Center.
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Issue #155, 10/13/00
Interview with Governor Gary Johnson | US Demands Bolivian Government Be Inflexible in Coca Negotiations | November Coalition Comes to Washington to Accept Human Rights Award | Follow That Story -- "There Are Other Tulias in Texas" -- WOL Speaks with the Amarillo NAACP | Silence of the Wolves: Drug Policy in the Bush and Gore Campaigns | New Study Shows California Leads Nation in Drug Offender Imprisonment | Department of Transportation Calls for Drug Testing Lab Investigation | Media Scan: Salon.com, PBS Frontline | The Reformer's Calendar
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