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DRCNet
Hits
the
Airwaves
with
Syndicated
Weekly
Program
10/02/98
We are pleased to announce
the inception of our new radio show, the Drug Reform Coordination Network
News (DRCNN). DRCNN is a weekly 4-6 minute radio show, featuring
the top stories from the front lines of America's expensive and destructive
Drug War. Broadcast quality DRCNN is available free to interested
stations, producers and radio show hosts at http://www.drcnet.org/drcnn/.
DRCNN is based on our weekly
electronic publication, The Week Online with DRCNet, and features domestic
and international news and interviews with nationally recognized experts
-- and if you've been enjoying Adam Smith's editorials, you can hear what
they sound like read in his own voice.
If you are involved with
programming at a radio station of any size, or would just enjoy hearing
DRCNet reporting in a different medium, check it out! DRCNN is uploaded
at 6:00pm every Friday, and each show is appropriate for airing immediately
and for the following week (7 days). Review and broadcast quality
Real Audio or MP3 files can be downloaded from http://www.drcnet.org/drcnn/,
or from the GrassRoots News Network (MP3 only) at http://radio4all.web.net.
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Issue #61, 10/02/98
DRCNet Passes 7,000 Mark, Eyegive Revenues Soaring | New Jersey Needle Exchange Busted Again | DRCNet Hits the Airwaves with Syndicated Weekly Program | McCaffrey Seeks Expansion of Methadone Treatment | Senate Mulls Whether to Prohibit Possession of Large Amounts of Cash by Travelers | Police Corruption in UK at "Third World Levels" | Hemp BC and Cannabis Cafe Raided Again, City Council Hearing Postponed | California Supreme Court Rules On Parolee Searches | Imprisonment for Legal Cooking Herbs in Oklahoma | Report from Oregon | Editorial: General McCaffrey Stands Up for Methadone Maintenance -- What Does He Want, a Medal?
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