 | Richard Cowan | MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 24, 2001
7 min
24 Sept, 2001
House Speaker Hastert Forms Task Force To Combat Drug Trafficking, Calling It The Financial Engine That Drives Many Terrorist Organizations.
New Zealand NORML Calls for Moratorium on Cannabis Arrests While Parliament Debates Decriminalization.
Sweden Will Not Allow Hemp Cultivation. Rejects The Classification Of ‘Soft Drugs’ And ‘Hard Drugs’.
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| Richard Cowan | 420 MarijuanaNews and Analysis for September 24, 2001
15 min
24 Sept, 2001
New Official Survey Shows UK Drug Users Spending $10 Billion A Year. Over $2 Billion On Cannabis. More Fuel for Reform. |
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| Pot-TV | Week in Review
28 min
21 Sept, 2001
A Summary of the Week?s Top News Stories
UK?s First Coffee Shop Almost Opens, Is Closed By Police and Reopens.
NORML Reports Boston Rally A Success Under Difficult Circumstances.
France's Health Minister Calls For The Decriminalization Of All Drugs.
Member of European Parliament From Town With UK?s First Cannabis Coffee Shop Calls for Legalization.
In Struggle for Civil Liberties Produces Some Surprising Allies.
As Narks Try to Hijack War on Terrorism
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| Richard Cowan | MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 21, 2001
6 min
21 Sept, 2001
Medical Cannabis Spray Shows 80 Percent Success Rate in Clinical Trials
"Somehow a million years of evolution between cannabis and humans have
come up with an amazing medicine."
Swedish Prohibitionists Breathlessly Report “Drastic Increase Of THC In Dutch Netherweed.”
Marc Emery Reports Smugglers of BC Bud Double Their Rates. Prices to Rise In DEAland?
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| Richard Cowan | 420 MarijuanaNews and Analysis for September 20, 2001
18 min
20 Sept, 2001
California NORML Files Amicus Brief to State Supreme Court Defending Prop. 215
The Narks Hijack the War on Terrorism.
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| Richard Cowan | MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 20, 2001
6 min
20 Sept, 2001
Tale of Two Surveys:
Washington D.C. Survey Says 60,000 In D.C. Are “Addicts” Including 10,400 “Dependent on Marijuana.”
National Survey Finds Children Of Well-Educated Parents More Likely To Use Marijuana.
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