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DRCNet
Survey#Book
Giveaway
Contest
11/1/02
There's still time to enter
DRCNet's new book giveaway contest -- just fill out our survey -- http://www.drcnet.org/survey/
-- between now and Thursday November 7, and you'll be entered for free!
Ten winners will be chosen by random drawing to receive a free copy of
"Drug War Addiction: Notes from the Front Line of America's #1 Policy Disaster,"
complete with a personal note to them from author Sheriff Bill Masters
himself. Winners' names will be announced in the Week Online in mid-November
(anonymity available on request).
Sheriff Masters is one of
Colorado's leading law enforcement officials, and his is one of most important
voices speaking out against the drug war and for liberty. Read the
interview with Sheriff Masters that DRCNet published last January, http://www.drcnet.org/wol/220.html#billmasters
in issue #220 of the Week Online.
Again, visit http://www.drcnet.org/survey/
by November 7 to qualify for the free drawing. You can also visit
http://www.drcnet.org/donate/
to make a contribution -- $30 or more gets you a free copy of Drug War
Addiction! Thank you for your support and participation.
(Contributions to the
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nonprofit, the DRCNet Foundation. Both kinds can also be made by
check or money order, sent to: DRCNet, P.O. Box 18402, Washington, DC 20036.)
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Issue #261, 11/1/02
Editorial: The Space Between the Lines | Ninth Circuit Appeals Court Says Feds Can't Punish Doctors for Recommending Medical Marijuana | Learning the Hard Way in Ohio: The Trials and Tribulations of Issue One | DRCNet Book Review: "Addict in the Family," by Dr. Andrew Byrne | DRCNet Interview: Dr. Harry G. Levine | More Than 700,000 Marijuana Arrests Last Year -- Meanwhile, Violent Crime on Increase | November Coalition Roadshow Hits East Coast | DRCNet Survey/Book Giveaway Contest | Newsbrief: Rockefeller Kin Arrested in Rockefeller Law Protest | Newsbrief: Euro Parliamentarians Found Guilty, Scolded by Judge in Manchester Marijuana Civil Disobedience | Newsbrief: This Week's Corrupt Cop Story | Newsbrief: UN Says Afghan Opium Crop Up Almost Twenty-Fold Over 2001, Trade Employs a Half-Million People | Newsbrief: Liberia Prepares to Join the Drug War | Newsbrief: Chattanooga Jail Full, Faith-Based Alternative Sentencing Offered to Drug Offenders | Newsbrief: Mississippi Supreme Court Bars Telephonic Warrants, but Says It Was Okay Just This Once | Newsbrief: Seattle Initiative to De-prioritize Marijuana Enforcement Makes 2003 Ballot | Media Scan: William F. Buckley in National Review, 2002 Voter Guides and Election Resources | Calling on Students to Raise Your Voices for Repeal of the HEA Drug Provision | Action Alerts: Rave Bill, Medical Marijuana, Higher Education Act Drug Provision | The Reformer's Calendar
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