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Issue #181, 4/13/01
"Raising Awareness of the Consequences of Drug Prohibition"
Phillip S. Smith, Editor
David Borden, Executive Director
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Editorial: Connecting the Dots, Filling in the Background
- DEA Settles Case to Keep Supersnitch Cover-Up Alive, DRCNet Files Freedom of Information Act Request for Suppressed DEA Report
- Cancer Professionals Release New Pain Treatment Guidelines as NIDA Warns of Prescription Drug Addiction Danger, Patients Caught in Crossfire
- Canada: Government Eases Medical Marijuana Rules
- Bush's First Drug Budget: More of the Same
- Higher Education Act Campaign Continues to Pick Up New Schools, Student Movement Grows
- DRCNet Reaches 20,000 Subscriber Mark, Advice Sought on Possible Week Online Name Change
- Movie Review: Does Blow Blow? The Banality of Dealing
- Involuntary Commitment Bill Targeting Drunks and Junkies Clears Washington Legislature, Awaits Governor's Signature, "Gravely Disabled" Could Be Committed
- Utah: Prison Crunch Has Sentencing Commission Considering Alternative Sentences for Drug Offenders
- Australia: Kings Cross Injecting Room Passes Legal Hurdle, Opening Soon, Cannabis Cafes to Follow?
- Norway: Proposed New Regulations Will Restrict Access to Methadone and Other Opiate Maintenance Programs
- Media Scan: Rolling Stone, MotherJones.com, Boston Phoenix, FeedMag.com
- The Reformer's Calendar
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