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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Clinton Frees Kemba Smith and Dorothy Gaines, More Pardons Possible as 450,000 Non-Violent Drug Offenders Remain Behind Bars
2. Interview with Dorothy Gaines
3. Ashcroft Nomination for Attorney General Bodes Ill for Drug Policy Reform
4. Uruguayan President Becomes First Head of State to Call for Legalization of Drugs, Story Ignored by US Press
5. FCC Chastises Networks for Drug Czar's Media Campaign, NORML Complaint Brings Victory
6. Kubby Trial Ends in Mistrial, Eleven Jurors Accept Prop. 215 Defense
7. Which State Has More People -- Your State or the Prison State?
8. Urgent Action: Ashcroft, Clemencies, Hemp
9. NYC and Budapest Job Opportunities
10. The Reformer's Calendar
11. Editorial: Awakening from Kemba's Nightmare

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