Announcement:
Sick
Editor
=
Short
Issue
8/4/06
https://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle-old/447/short_issue_this_week.shtml
 |
|
| Phil Smith |
|
After enduring nine straight days of 100 degree-plus heat on the drought-ravaged, sun-baked prairies of South Dakota, Chronicle editor Phil Smith was struck down by an attack of chills and fevers Sunday night and diagnosed with pneumonia Monday morning. (The doctors say they are seeing many cases of "summer pneumonia" that they attribute to the record-breaking heatwave.)
Determined journalist that he is, Smith ripped the IV tubes from his arm and staggered from his hospital bed to do the Chronicle.
Okay, okay, they gave me a shot in the butt, some antibiotics, a bottle of Motrin, and sent me on my way. Still, it cut into my work week this week, thus the short issue. Don't worry -- we'll be back at full strength next week.
-- END --
|
Issue #447
-- 8/4/06
Editorial:
Sometimes
They
Tell
the
Truth
|
Feature:
British
Parliamentary
Committee
Slams
Drug
Classification
Scheme,
Calls
for
Evidence-Based
System
|
Feature:
As
Fighting
Flares
in
Southern
Afghanistan,
Support
for
Licensed
Opium
Production
Grows
|
In
Memoriam:
Methadone
Pioneer
Vincent
P.
Dole
|
Announcement:
Sick
Editor
=
Short
Issue
|
Law
Enforcement:
This
Week's
Corrupt
Cops
Stories
|
Harm
Reduction:
Drug
Czar's
Office
Opposes
Letting
Heroin
Users
Have
Easy
Access
to
Overdose
Antidote
|
Marijuana:
Seattle
Hempfest
Sues
City,
Art
Museum
Over
Permitting,
Access
|
Latin
America:
New
Report
Says
Colombian
Cocaine
Production
Seriously
Underestimated
|
Web
Scan
|
Weekly:
This
Week
in
History
|
Weekly:
The
Reformer's
Calendar
|
|
This issue -- main page
This issue -- single-file printer version
Drug War Chronicle -- main page
Chronicle archives
|
PERMISSION to reprint or
redistribute any or all of the contents of Drug War Chronicle (formerly The Week Online with DRCNet is hereby
granted. We ask that any use of these materials include proper credit and,
where appropriate, a link to one or more of our web sites. If your
publication customarily pays for publication, DRCNet requests checks
payable to the organization. If your publication does not pay for
materials, you are free to use the materials gratis. In all cases, we
request notification for our records, including physical copies where
material has appeared in print. Contact: StoptheDrugWar.org: the Drug Reform Coordination Network,
P.O. Box 18402, Washington, DC 20036, (202) 293-8340 (voice), (202)
293-8344 (fax), e-mail [email protected]. Thank
you.
Articles of a purely
educational nature in Drug War Chronicle appear courtesy of the DRCNet
Foundation, unless otherwise noted.
|
