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Job
Opportunity:
Drug
Policy
Foundation
seeks
Public
Policy
Director
2/20/98
Leading drug policy reform organization seeks highly skilled master's-level
public policy director. Must understand major reform issues: medical marijuana,
pain control, asset forfeiture, mandatory minimums. Will build coalitions,
develop action strategies and coordinate advocacy efforts with new allies
to advance shared agenda. Will prepare testimony and policy papers. Exceptional
communication skills, familiarity with public health and criminal justice
issues essential. Send resume and salary requirements to: Public Policy
Search, Drug Policy Foundation, 4455 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite B-500,
Washington, DC 20008- 2328.
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Issue #30, 2/20/98
Medical Marijuana Support Fund Established | Gingrich Calls Clinton's New Drug Strategy "The Definition of Failure," Pledges GOP Legislative Package | World Health Organization Suppresses Report Finding Marijuana Safer than Alcohol and Tobacco | Needle Exchange Volunteer Arrested in New Jersey: Letters are needed! | Protesting Penn State Professor Julian Heicklen, Four Others to be Charged -- High School Student Suspended for Three Days Without Hearing | Ex-Michigan Gov: Drug Lifer Law Inhumane | Medical Marijuana Activists to Open Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Across Eastern Canada | Interview with Canadian Medical Marijuana Activist Peter Young | Classmates of UK Home Secretary Straw's Son Hand Him Petition for Legalization of Cannabis | Job Opportunity: Drug Policy Foundation seeks Public Policy Director | Editorial: Bill, Newt, and the coming battle over the war
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