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Issue #410
-- 11/4/05
Feature:
Denver
Says
Legalize
Pot
--
Officials
Vow
to
Thwart
Will
of
Voters
|
Feature:
Supreme
Court
Hears
Ayahuasca
Religious
Use
Case
--
Justices
Skeptical
of
Government
Arguments
|
Feature:
New
Mexico's
Comprehensive
Methamphetamine
Recommendations
Approach
"Four
Pillars"
Scope
|
DRCNet
Book
Review:
"The
Great
Drug
War:
And
Rational
Proposals
to
Turn
the
Tide,"
(2nd
edition),
by
Arnold
Trebach
(Unlimited
Publishing,
401
pp,
$19.99
pb.)
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Event:
Celebrity
Perry
Fund
Reception
in
Los
Angeles,
Monday,
November
7
--
You're
Invited
|
Marijuana:
In
Latest
Gallup
Poll,
36
Percent
Say
Legalize
It
--
Half
in
the
West
Are
Ready
|
Weekly:
This
Week's
Corrupt
Cop
Stories
|
Sentencing:
Number
in
Jail
or
Prison,
on
Probation
or
Parole
Nears
7
Million,
1.8
Million
of
Them
Drug
Offenders
|
Supreme
Court:
Nominee
Has
Mixed
But
Mostly
Bad
Record
on
Drug-Related
Issues
|
Latin
America:
Bolivian
Elections
Rescheduled
|
Australia:
Amid
Wave
of
Reefer
Madness,
Government
Calls
for
Tougher
Marijuana
Laws
|
Web
Scan:
Hartford
City
Drug
Conference,
Norm
Stamper
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Weekly:
This
Week
in
History
|
Job
Opportunity:
Executive
Assistant,
Marijuana
Policy
Project
|
Weekly:
The
Reformer's
Calendar
|
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