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Drug War

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The Berkshire Eagle

The law, which will take "money and manpower" to enforce, "is overly burdensome to the police officer and to the court system," State Police Lt. McDyer said. Supporters say police and prosecutors should stop "whining".

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The Agitator

The latest ONDCP absurdity is an anti-pot PR campaign with the motto, “Hey, not trying to be your mom, but there aren’t many jobs out there for potheads.” [the list of Presidents, scientists, musicians, athletes, and artists is growing quickly]

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AP

Despite record aerial eradication, coca cultivation rose by 15 percent. A widening scandal over army killings of civilians to boost body counts that cost Colombia's army chief his job this week could impact U.S. aid to the nation.

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Montreal Gazette

Drivers who get behind the wheel while high on drugs will face roadside testing and they could be ordered to surrender urine, blood or saliva samples at the police station under a controversial law that takes effect one week from today.

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NY Times

Mr. Noorzai, whom President Bush had designated one of the world’s most wanted drug kingpins, said he knew a lot about a man the American authorities had been seeking for years: Mullah Mohammad Omar, the one-eyed cleric and reclusive leader of the Ta

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East Valley Tribune

The founders of an Arizona church that deifies marijuana have pleaded guilty and are now facing 20 years in prison. But Dan and Mary Quaintance, founders of the Church of Cognizance, remain confident that they will not end up behind bars.

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Phoenix Tears

There has been a medically safe and effective method to treat cancer and other health problems. A lone courageous Canadian has rediscovered it and been literally 'giving it' away to others for free. Watch "Run From The Cure" and l

News Link • Global Reported By Steve Kristmann
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Az.Republic

Malverde Beer is named after Jesús Malverde, a Robin Hood-style figure who is revered by drug smugglers in the western Mexico state of Sinaloa.

News Link • Global Reported By Chip Saunders
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Santa Cruz Sentinel

A federal court ruling lifted the hopes of medical marijuana users by denying a Bush administration request to toss a lawsuit brought by Santa Cruz city and county officials and Wo/Men's Alliance for Medical Marijuana members.

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the Stranger

A local television station claims an infomercial hosted by a travel writer promotes the use of marijuana and is refusing to air it. But Fisher Communications, which owns KOMO television, collected thousands of dollars without airing the show.

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American Cancer Society

This week the US House of Representatives voted 326 to 102 to pass the Family Smoking Prevention Tobacco Control Act, to grant the Food and Drug Administration power to regulate tobacco products. If the legislation is enacted, consumers would see tou

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AP

A white police officer was acquitted in the drug-raid shooting death of an unarmed black woman that set off protests about how police treat minorities in a city where one in four residents is black. The all-white jury found Sgt. Joseph Chavalia not g

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