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Events:
The
Reformer's
Calendar
Updated
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Events
Coming
Right
Up!
11/15/97
DRCNet's Reformer's Calendar has been updated and is available at http://www.drcnet.org/calendar.html.
Exciting events are coming up over the next few weeks in New York, Washington,
Rochester, Honolulu, Baltimore, Minneapolis and more. Of particular interest
are public forums in Honolulu on 11/18, titled "Women and Prison:
The Drug Connection" and Minneapolis on 11/25, on drug policy reform
in the Connecticut state legislature. If you don't have web access, and
would like to get the calendar via e- mail, please send us a note at [email protected]
with the subject line "SEND CALENDAR".
We fell behind in updating our calendar last month, and unfortunately
a number of you had sent us event listings that we did not publicize in
time. We are still unpacking from our big move and are in the midst of
other transitions, but are hoping to keep the event listings more up to
date from now on. So please don't be discouraged, and keep sending us the
info!
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Issue #19, 11/15/97
NJ Needle Exchange Continues Legal Battle: Medical Necessity Defense Rejected By Judge | Virginia Pushes Envelope on Pain Control: Medical Society Calls For Greater Acceptance Of Narcotics | Marihuana The Forbidden Medicine: Revised and Expanded Edition of the Landmark Book by Grinspoon and Bakalar | Media Alert: Magazine Does Hatchet Job on San Francisco's Reform-Minded District Attorney | Events: The Reformer's Calendar Updated -- Events Coming Right Up! | Junior High Student Suspended for Supplying Cough Drop | Drug Czar "Sends a Message" to the Pentagon Over Anti- Drug Budget: Military Reluctant To Expand Drug War Involvement | Shultz And Friedman Tell California Cops "Drug War is a Dismal Failure" | Undercover Federal Narc Shoots Teen Holding Candy Bar | Consumption of (Legal) Alcohol Plunges | 18 Students Share Needle in Science Class | 51% of Canadians Favor Decriminalization of Marijuana | Clinton Removes Syria, Lebanon from List of Problem Drug Trafficking Nations | Rheumatoid Arthritis Sufferer Gets 9-Month Suspended Sentence in England | Colorado Governor Calls for Sentencing Reform: Prefers Alternatives to Incarceration and Educational Spending | Editorial: Youth are Victims of Drug War
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