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William
F.
Buckley
on
Marijuana
Myths
10/24/97
In an unusual move, conservative syndicated columnist (and executive
editor of National review magazine) dedicated an entire column last week
to a discussion of a new book, Marijuana Myths, Marijuana Facts" by
Lynn Zimmer, Ph.D. and Dr. John P. Morgan, M.D. The column urged parents,
teachers and especially lawmakers to read the book in order to become more
informed before attempting to set policy in this area. Also, the current
issue of Rolling Stone magazine (Oct. 20) features the book in its lead
editorial by editor Jann Wenner.
If you don't already own a copy of this scientifically sound and socially
relevant book, why the heck not? You can order it (it's $12.95) by calling
BookWorld at (800) 444-2524. Outside the US, call (941) 758-8094. The ISBN
# is 0- 9641568-4-9. Or, better yet, go on down to your local bookstore
and ask them to order it!
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Issue #16, 10/24/97
11th International Conference on Drug Policy Reform | House Passes Bill Demanding Accountability: And the White House doesn't Like it a Bit | US Senators Question Mexican Certification | Referendum to Halt Recriminalization of Marijuana Qualifies for Oregon Ballot | Medical Marijuana Initiative Filed in Colorado | Mothers March on New Jersey State Capitol for Needle Exchange | Prohibition-Related Murder on Campus on Tennessee State University | William F. Buckley on Marijuana Myths | News from the UK | Link of the Week: Bringing realism and quality research to the Latin America debate | Editorial: Congressional Drug Warriors call for accountability and results... Hey, maybe they're on to something
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