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Thursday, February 26th, 2009 at 4:30 pm | By: Radical Russ

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Today on the Stash:

Hemp Headlines
Attorney General Eric Holder: ending medical marijuana raids “now American policy”
Former Drug Czar McCaffrey: “If you’re 40 years old, and you’re living in Oregon, and you have 12 giant pot plants in the back of your log cabin, knock yourself out.”
Study criticizes Bush drug office for its focus on youths and marijuana, not adult drug users
UGA Student Newspaper Opinion: Better image key in marijuana debate
Hooray for Hollyweed: Tere Joyce introduces us to Rich McCabe & Joanne Cates, an elderly couple in San Bernadino County busted for cultivation.
Rockin’ Thursday: Seminole County – “Memories”
Danny Danko, Senior Cultivation Editor from High Times Magazine, on upcoming spring planting.

Topics: Attorney General, Attorney General Eric Holder, Danny Danko, Drug Czar, drug czar mccaffrey, Eric Holder, High Times, high times magazine, Hollyweed, Joanne Cates, medical marijuana raids, Memories, Rich McCabe, san bernadino county, San Bernardino, Seminole County, Tere Joyce, UGA

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