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This
Week
in
History
8/27/04
August 29, 2001: The
Dallas Morning News reports that Ernesto Samper, former president of Colombia,
said, "The problem is the law of the marketplace is overtaking the law
of the state. We have to ask, is legalization the way out of this?
We cannot continue to fight this war alone. If the consuming nations
do nothing to curb demand, to control money-laundering, to halt the flow
of chemicals that supply the drug-production labs, then in a few short
years the world is going to see legalization as the answer."
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Issue #351, 8/27/04
Editorial: Prohibition Itself Must Go |
Timely Intervention Helps Block Student Drug Testing: The Case of Oregon's Lebanon Community School District |
Arkansas Medical Marijuana Initiative Hands in More Signatures, Drive to Make Ballot Still Alive |
Two Web Sites Now Online Are Naming Names and Seeking Info on Narcs and Snitches |
Newsbrief: No Criminal Charges Against Cops in Goose Creek High School Raid |
Newsbrief: Baltimore Needle Exchange Hailed on Tenth Anniversary |
Newsbrief: This Week's Corrupt Cops Story |
Newsbrief: Virginia Judge Jails Woman for Taking Prescription Methadone |
Newsbrief: Minneapolis City Council Rejects Medical Marijuana Initiative |
Newsbrief: Seattle Hempfest Endorses Kerry |
Newsbrief: DPA Reaches Out to GOP Conventioneers |
Newsbrief: Hip-Hop Summit Action Network Pulls Out of NYC GOP Anti-Drug War March, Broader Event Will Go On Instead |
Online Petition on Marc Emery and Canadian Marijuana Law Reform |
Keith Cylar Activist Fund |
Media Scan: Kunstler Rockefeller Video, Counterpunch |
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