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420 MarijuanaHeadlineNews for October 18, 2001 420 Headline News with Richard Cowan
Running Time:		5 min
Date Entered:		18 Oct, 2001
Viewer Rating:		8.76 (9 votes)

Number of Views:		195

Oakland CBC Begins Round Two in Challenge to Federal Interference with State Medical Marijuana Programs. Marijuana's Effects on Brain Are Reversible, Says Researcher, But What About the Effects of Being Arrested? Richard Cowan is traveling this week, so there will be only one update per day, combining The 420 MarijuanaNews and the MarijuanaHeadlineNews, unless there is a need for a special bulletin Richard Cowan More shows from 420 Headline News

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Budzilla48:

Richard: My sister thinks you're hot, dude. All the girls want to know if that is your natural hair color or do you dye it? Keep up the good work.

db smiles:

good news hound richard. another myth about the 'dangers' of marijuana smoking blown out of the water by nidas' own funded research. these pigs of propaganda expose themselves.

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