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Legislative
Alerts:
Rave
Bill,
Medical
Marijuana,
Higher
Education
Act
Drug
Provision
8/23/02
URGENT: Help stop S.
2633, the "Reducing Americans' Vulnerability to Ecstasy Act of 2002" --
call your Senators at (202) 224-3121, visit http://www.emdef.org
for information.
Support States' Rights to
Medical Marijuana: Visit http://www.stopthedrugwar.org/medicalmarijuana/
to write to Congress today!
Visit http://www.RaiseYourVoice.com
to tell Congress to repeal the Higher Education Act's drug provision in
full and let tens of thousands of young people with drug convictions go
back to college.
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Issue #251, 8/23/02
Ding, Dong, the Witch is Dead: Bob Barr Defeated in Georgia Primary | Canadian Government Backs Away from Medical Marijuana, But Advocates See No Big Defeat | NJ Weedman Jailed for Exercising Free Speech Rights -- Advocating Marijuana Legalization Violates Parole Conditions, Says State | Seattle Hempfest Draws 150,000 for Smoking, Shopping and Rabble Rousing | Newsbrief: State Dept. Official Forced to Eat Crow on FARC-Al Qaeda Link | Newsbrief: Nevada Marijuana Initiative Campaign Gains Ally | Newsbrief: French Government Moving Against Raves | Newsbrief: Baltimore's "Federal Day" is No Holiday for Some | Newsbrief: Afghan Opium Boom Continues, Second Crop Coming | Newsbrief: SAMHSA DAWN Study Out, Drug Czar Quick to Spin | Newsbrief: DEA Wants to Schedule 2C-T-7 | Newsbrief: Can We Make That a Line Item? Alabama County Gets Blatant on Asset Forfeiture as Revenue Enhancer | Newsbrief: Wichita Judge Scolds Drug Squad for Misconduct | Media Scan: New Scientist, JAMA, Forbes, ReconsiDer, MTF, BJS, CASA | Legislative Alerts: Rave Bill, Medical Marijuana, Higher Education Act Drug Provision | The Reformer's Calendar
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