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Nominations
Being
Accepted
for
DPF
Awards
6/5/98
The Drug Policy Foundation is now accepting nominations for their drug policy achievement awards. No awards will be presented this year. They will be presented May 15, 1999. Those who would like to make a nomination can send a letter which includes the name and (if appropriate) affiliation of the individual nominated along with a short description of why you wish to nominate the individual to: Drug Policy Foundation, 4455 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite B-500, Washington, DC 20008. The categories are: - Richard J. Dennis Drugpeace Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Drug Policy Reform
- Edward M. Brecher Award for Achievement in the Field of Journalism
- Justice Gerald Le Dain Award for Achievement in the Field of Law
- Alfred R. Lindesmith Award for Achievement in the Field of Scholarship
- Robert Randall Award for Achievement in the Field of Citizen Action
- H.B. Spear Award for Achievement in the Field of Control and Enforcement
- Norman E. Zinberg Award for Achievement in the Field of Medicine and Treatment
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Issue #45, 6/5/98
DEA Holds Hearing on Use of Herbicide in Eradication | "Big Six" Accounting Firm Bought Laundered Currency at Discount, US Government Says | Man Whose Grandmother's Ashes Were Mistaken for Methamphetamine Suing for Wrongful Imprisonment | Proposed "Multinational Anti-Narcotics Base" in Panama Now Uncertain | US to Build Anti-Drug Military Training Center in Peru | Medical Necessity Defense Allowed in McWilliams Case | California Global Days | California Primaries Report | Hemp Update | Nominations Being Accepted for DPF Awards | Editorial: The UN, Making the World Safe for War
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