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Radio:
David
Borden
to
be
Guest
on
"His
Side
With
Glenn
Sacks,"
LA,
Seattle
&
Online,
Sunday,
March
14
3/12/04
Reformers and others interested
in drug policy can listen and dialogue with DRCNet executive director David
Borden and radio commentator Glenn Sacks this coming Sunday, March 14.
"His Side With Glenn Sacks" airs on KMPC 1540 AM in Los Angeles at 9:00pm
PST and on KKOL 1300 AM in Seattle at 11:00pm PST. The show can also
be heard live on the Internet and will be archived online.
Call (800) 770-1540 between
9:00 and 10:00pm PST this Sunday to participate in the discussion, and
visit http://www.hisside.com for further
information or to listen.
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Issue #328, 3/12/04
A Message from the Executive Director About Our Drug Czar |
Fallout from Police Drug War Killings Roils Communities |
Despite Federal Push for Student Drug Testing, Schools Not Jumping on the Bandwagon -- Yet |
March Madness for SSDP: Drug Czars, Nervous Narcs, and More Resolutions |
Russia's New Drug Law in Effect: No Jail for Drug Users, Greater Penalties for Drug Traffickers |
Dutch to Expand Free Heroin Program |
Screenings! "BUSTED: The Citizen's Guide to Surviving Police Encounters" to Air Around the Country March 29th to April 12th -- Host One in Your Home or Community or School! |
DRCNet StoptheDrugWar.org Merchandise Special Extended |
Newsbrief: A Triple-Shot of Good News for Tulia |
Newsbrief: Californians Pay Billions to Lock Up Nonviolent "Three-Strikes" Offenders for Decades, Study Says |
Newsbrief: Fat & Sloth Kill 20 Times More People than Illegal Drugs, Study Finds |
Newsbrief: European Drug Agency Report Finds Safe Injection Sites Achieve Goals |
Newsbrief: This Week's Corrupt Cops Story |
Radio: David Borden to be Guest on "His Side With Glenn Sacks," LA, Seattle & Online, Sunday, March 14 |
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