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This
Week
in
History
5/28/04
June 1, 1996: Noted
actor and hemp activist Woody Harrelson was arrested and charged with cultivation
of less than five marijuana plants after he planted four industrial hemp
seeds in full view of Lee County Sheriff William Kilburn in Lexington,
KY.
June 3, 1876: At the
Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, America's first 100-year birthday
bash, fairgoers visit the Turkish Hashish Exposition and toke up in order
to enhance their fair experience.
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Issue #339, 5/28/04
Editorial: Judge the System |
California Senate Votes to Bar Random Drug Tests in Schools |
DRCNet Interview: Frank Fisher, MD |
Medical Marijuana Minds Gather in Charlottesville |
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Oregon Assisted Suicide Law -- DEA Threats to Prosecute Hindered Pain Control |
Newsbrief: Camden Opens Second Front in New Jersey Needle Exchange Rebellion |
Newsbrief: Needle Exchange Comes to Paraguay |
Newsbrief: Ohio Man Deported for Minor Marijuana Conviction Found Murdered in Brazil |
Newsbrief: Life for Meth |
Newsbrief: This Week's Corrupt Cops Story |
Newsbrief: Kentucky Prosecutor Offers to Drop Charges in Return for Sex -- X-Rated Romp Caught on Video |
Newsbrief: Supreme Court Expands Police Search Powers Again -- Cops Can Now Search Parked Cars Incident to Arrest |
This Week in History |
Media Scan -- Too Many to List in the Headline This Time! |
3rd Annual Drug War Vigil Film Festival and Contest |
Job Opportunities at MPP |
Job Opportunity: Campaign Coordinator for Marijuana Policy Reform, ACLU Drug Policy Litigation Project |
The Reformer's Calendar
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