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Issue #62, 10/09/98
DRCNet Needs Your Help | Drug Crazy Goes to Second Printing | Harm Reduction Conference in Cleveland | New Law Denies Student Loans to Non-Violent Drug Offenders | Judge Dismisses Charges in George Singleton Case | Oregon Initiatives | Peter McWilliams Sues Attorney General for Failure to Enforce Prop. 215 | Editorial: Reality vs. Demagoguery
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