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Job
Opportunity
in
Britain
7/7/00
The Transform Campaign for
Effective Drug Policy is hiring an experienced office manager. The
ideal candidate will have experience in marketing and fundraising as well
as management skills. The Transform office is in Bristol, and the
position will pay £22,500 pro rata, four days per week, with a one
year fixed term contract.
To apply, contact Isobel
at (0117) 939 8052 or e-mail [email protected]
to request an application form. Application deadline is July 20th,
with a probable interview date of August 3rd in Bristol.
Visit http://www.transform-drugs.org.uk
to learn more about Transform.
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Issue #144, 7/7/00
Follow That Story: Feds' Drug War Gets 90-Day Reprieve from Texas Border DAs, Dueling For Dollars to Continue | New Mexico's Governor Johnson Speaks Out on Drug Policy in Houston, Sets Up Drug Policy Review Commission at Home, Addressing Shadow Conventions Next Month | St. Paul Cops Pose as Census Takers | Interview with Libertarian Presidential Nominee Harry Browne | Errata: Ralph Nader and Industrial Hemp | Scottish Parliament Members Call for Dutch-Style Coffeehouses as Legalization Debate Heats Up | Nevada Legislature to Consider Marijuana Reform Bill in 2001, Judicial Commission to Call for Similar Changes | Media Scan: 20/20, Christian Science Monitor, Salon.com | AlertS: Free Speech, California, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Washington State | HEA Campaign | Event Calendar | Job Opportunity in Britain | Editorial: Over the Limit
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