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 | Pot-TV | Kubby's bid fond farewell to Pot TV
7 min
22 May, 2003
Pot TV News Hosts Steve and Michele Kubby are "making room for others," and moving on to new projects. | 
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for March 21, 2003
21 min
21 Mar, 2003
COUNTY OKS MEDICAL MARIJUANA IDS
OAKLAND, CA -- After hearing from more than a dozen speakers -- some in wheelchairs and others with canes -- the Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 Tuesday to support issuing medical marijuana identification cards.
CITY COUNCIL TO REVIEW MEDICAL POT DISPENSARIES
HAYWARD, CA -- The City Council agreed Tuesday night to consider sanctioning medical marijuana dispensaries at its next meeting.
GOVERNMENT APPEALS MARIJUANA RULING
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND -- The federal justice department will appeal the ruling of a P.E.I. provincial court judge. Justice Ralph Thompson stayed a marijuana possession charge against a 19-year-old last Friday, challenging the federal marijuana laws.
MORE POT CASES STAYED BY P.E.I. COURTS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND -- Three more men had charges of pot possession against them stayed in a province that has been notorious in the past for harsh punishments for cannabis defendants.
FEDS USE BOGUS ACCOUNTING TO HIDE REAL COST OF DRUG WAR
MOTHER JONES -- The White House has developed a new method of reporting federal drug spending that only incorporates "primary" drug war activities. The new budget cites incarceration and care for prisoners as "secondary consequences of the government's primary drug law enforcement," and will no longer be included in Federal spending reports of the cost of the drug war.
PROFESSOR ZIGGY:
Surefire method for germinating. |
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for January 15, 2003
30 min
15 Jan, 2003
REPORT FROM THE FRONT LINES
The Kubbys were in court Tuesday to test the historic decision by Judge Sidney Lederman who found Canada's pot laws unconstitutional. Sechelt Judge Moon cringed at the mention of the Lederman decision, but agreed to a special hearing on January 27th to examine the RCMP's war on sick people.
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SIX MONTHS TO FIX MEDPOT REGS
RETURN POT TO AILING B.C. MAN, RCMP TOLD
MEDICAL MARIJUANA ACTIVIST WINS ROUND ONE
HOW TOBACCO CAUSES CANCER WHILE CANNABIS PROTECTS US
New research shows that argument over outlawing cannabis because it "causes cancer" is no longer valid.
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for January 3, 2003
19 min
03 Jan, 2003
ONTARIO JUDGE SAYS POT LEGAL IN CANADA
WINDSOR, Ont. -- A Windsor judge has ruled that a federal law prohibiting possession of small amounts of marijuana is invalid in Ontario, opening the floodgates for other judges to reach the same conclusion and increasing pressure on the federal government to make its position clear.
HALF OF CANADIANS WANT RELAXED POT LAW
OTTAWA -- New poll finds only 47% of Canadians are opposed to reform. B.C. leads with 56% favoring decrim or legalization.
DRIVE BY SHOOTING AT HOLY SMOKE
CHILLIWACK, B.C. -- The Holy Smoke Compassion Club earned the dubious honor of becoming Canada's first drive-by shooting for 2003. A bullet hole was discovered in the front door early this morning by Holy Smoke president Brian Carlisle when he arrived for work.
DRUG TESTS CURB STUDENT ATHLETE USE OF POT, FORCING THEM TO USE ALCOHOL INSTEAD.
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Student athletes subject to random drug testing at an Oregon high school were almost four times less likely to use drugs, but Principal admits her students just end up substituting booze instead, creating more harm, not less. Researchers concluded that "marijuana decriminalization would reduce youth traffic fatalities by 5.5 per cent, youth drinking rates by eight percent and binge drinking rates by five percent."
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for December 30, 2002
24 min
29 Dec, 2002
FIGHTING DRUG LEGALIZATION THROUGH PROSECUTORS
At the urging of the White House and the National District Attorneys Association (NDAA), prosecutors from across the United States will begin targeting cannabis users as a top priority over all other crimes.
JAMA RECOGNIZES MARIJUANA ACTIVISTS' ROLE IN FIGHTING ADDICTION TO HARD DRUGS
A top medical journal looks at ibogaine as it has risen from a counterculture star to a serious project funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). JAMA even credits the efforts of cannabis activists like Dana Beal and Marc Emery in pioneering ibogaine research.
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED: TAKING THEIR HITS
Weeding Is Fundamental For Many Professional Athletes, Even Though They're Winding Up On The Blotter Pages
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for November 06, 2002
30 min
06 Nov, 2002
RADIOACTIVE FERTILIZERS GIVE NUCLEAR BUZZ
Biochemist Paul Hornby measured the radioactivity of various fertilizers used to grow marijuana. The most radioactive were Shultz, Greenleaf, and Green Valley brands.
DID WAMM RAID VIOLATE 10TH AMENDMENT?
At issue in court on Monday was whether the federal government overstepped its authority under the 10th Amendment to regulate interstate commerce. Constitutional professor Gerald Uelmen argued that since the WAMM alliance members grew marijuana for their own use, there was no distribution across state lines and no commercial activity to provide a basis for a federal raid.
ONTARIO OFFICIAL FUMING OVER GROW OPS
Ontario's Public Safety and Security Commissioner, who is demanding minimum sentences for indoor grow ops on the federal level, but why is nobody talking about all the cocaine and guns that pour in from the U.S. as a direct result of prohibition?
MEDICAL MARIJUANA -- SIX YEARS OF BROKEN JUSTICE
Press Democrat Editorial: "Blame the failure of the state Legislature to provide clear guidelines, and the federal government's determination to thwart the will of the voters of California and eight other states."
PAT McCARTNEY COMMENTARY:
How the U.S. and California government officials conspired to undermine California's medical marijuana law and target its leaders.
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