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John
Perry
Featured
on
NY1
News
Channel
9/13/02
NY1, New York City's popular
24-hour news channel, was one of many media outlets to feature John Perry,
and has posted a moving tribute to him on their web site:
http://www.ny1.com/ny/TopStories/SubTopic/index.html?topicintid=1&subtopicintid=1&contentintid=24217
The story concludes with
a John Perry quote, explaining why as a civil libertarian he chose to become
a police officer: "I wanted to be involved in justice, and helping
people to have their rights corrected and protected. I think that,
ideally in a free society, the police are real great protectors of individual
rights."
Visit http://www.raiseyourvoice.com/perryfund/
to read about the John W. Perry Fund, providing scholarships to students
losing federal financial aid because of drug convictions. Download a copy
of the application packet, make a donation or read more about John Perry.
Please spread the word to students, financial aid officers and other interested
parties.
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Issue #254, 9/13/02
Conflict Heightening in California Medical Marijuana Battle | Michigan "Treatment Not Jail" Initiative Knocked Off Ballot | Dance Culture Holds Raves Against RAVE Act -- Techno at the Capitol Last Friday | Montana Activists Hold First Drug Policy Summit | Marijuana Reform Party Makes New York Ballot | Pictures of DRCNet StopTheDrugWar.org Merchandise Now Online | John Perry Featured on NY1 News Channel | Urgent: Demand Freedom for the Tulia Victims | Other Alerts: Rave Bill, Medical Marijuana, Higher Education Act Drug Provision | Newsbrief: Seattle Marijuana Initiative in Trouble | Newsbrief: Canadian Justice Minister Calls for Marijuana Decriminalization Next Year, Rejects Legalization | Newsbrief: Noelle Bush in Trouble Again | Newsbrief: Afghan Marijuana Trade Back in Business | Newsbrief: Missouri Man Takes Pot Shots at Dope Chopper | Newsbrief: Oregon Drug Task Force Wants Tax Hike to Fund Operations | Newsbrief: Tennessee Drug Task Force Director Fired for Sampling Evidence Stash | Web Scan: WAMM, State on Eradication, Deborah Small, DEA Museum, Canada, California Student Survey, The Onion | The Reformer's Calendar
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