By "Radical" Russ Belville on February 3, 2011
Tere Joyce, Jeffrey Petersen, and Fake Gary Busey in Southern California Scene; Why Does Charlie Sheen Get to Keep His Job, but not Tokers?; music by P-Nuckle.
Posted in NORML SHOW LIVE | Tagged Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Jeffrey Petersen, Maryland, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oregon, P-Nuckle, Rhode Island, Stuck, Tennessee, Tere Joyce
By CannaBob on February 2, 2011
Oregon’s 11-year experience with a mandatory registry has resulted in patient advocates, police, attorneys and health-care professionals describing it as the least controversial part of the Beaver State’s medical marijuana law.
Posted in ACTIVISM, LEGISLATION, SCIENCE | Tagged Madeline Martinez, Oregon, Oregon NORML, Washington
By Jen Alexander on February 2, 2011
Do you like this story? On February 1, 2011, on the first day of the 76th Oregon Legislature Assembly, Representative Mike Schaufler (D, Happy Valley) introduced the controversial cooperative bill written by Stormy Ray as HB 3046.
Posted in ACTIVISM, ECONOMICS, LEGISLATION, SCIENCE | Tagged OR HB3046, OR Rep. Mike Schaufler, Oregon, Stormy Ray
By "Radical" Russ Belville on January 24, 2011
The Cigar Association of America knows banning blunt wraps won’t stop people from using them to “mask the smell of marijuana smoking” (as one lobbyist claimed) or to amplify the psychoactive effects of cannabis. Before blunt wraps were marketed, tokers used to (and still do) buy a box of “Swisher Sweets”, a type of “cigarillo”, or small thin cigar, or a full-size cigar, and then empty out the tobacco and re-pack it with cannabis.
Posted in ABNORML NEWS, ACTIVISM, ECONOMICS, LEGISLATION | Tagged ban, Boise, Chicago, cigars, Idaho, Illinois, Oregon, rolling papers, smoking, tobacco
By Jen Alexander on January 18, 2011
“If an employee must submit to a drug screen before they can be employed, why shouldn’t those on public assistance also have to submit to such drug screen?” This seems to be a common argument popping up in favor of drug screens…
Posted in ACTIVISM, LEGISLATION, SCIENCE | Tagged assistance, KATU, OR SB538, Oregon, unemployment, welfare
By Jen Alexander on January 14, 2011
Senate Bill 538, sponsored by Senator STARR (R-Hillsboro), requires drug testing for all adult applicants and recipients for public assistance; if the applicant or recipient fails the drug test, their benefits will be revoked:
Posted in ACTIVISM, GOVERNMENT, SCIENCE | Tagged ACLU, benefits, domestic violence, Drug Testing, legislature, OMMP, OR Rep. Bruce Starr, OR SB538, Oregon, Oregon Medical Marijuana Program, unemployment
By "Radical" Russ Belville on January 13, 2011
Dr. John Anderson Ph.D., professor of criminology in Canada on the new Canadian drug war; analysis of Washington medical marijuana bills; music by Chuuwee
Posted in NORML SHOW LIVE | Tagged British Columbia, Canada, Chuuwee, French Inhale, Groovin' Thursday, John Doe Radio, LEAP, Michigan, Oregon, Radical Rant, Supreme Court, Vancouver, Washington
By "Radical" Russ Belville on January 10, 2011
Jennifer Alexander on proposed medical marijuana co-op bill in Oregon; AP and Denver Post’s anti-marijuana sensationalsim; music by Sebastian Bach
Posted in NORML SHOW LIVE | Tagged Arizona, Boulder, Denver, Denver Post, Oregon, Prop 19, Radical Rant, Roots Monday, Sebastian Bach, Stormy Ray
By "Radical" Russ Belville on January 10, 2011
We stream NORML SHOW LIVE from Portland, Oregon, and our board op, Ganja Jon, is a lifelong Ducks fan. So for today’s Roots Monday we take a departure from the typical marijuana tunes for this power ballad for the Ducks performed by Sebastian Bach on last week’s Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
Posted in DAILY TOKER TUNES | Tagged ducks, Jimmy Fallon, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Oregon, Roots Monday, Sebastian Bach
By Jen Alexander on January 10, 2011
While it makes sense to pay an income tax on net profit like any other business, LC-798 will require medical marijuana cooperatives to pay an additional “income tax” based on a flat 10% rate to the Oregon Department of Revenue. This tax will be comprised of the following:
Posted in ACTIVISM, ECONOMICS, GOVERNMENT, SCIENCE | Tagged co-op, cooperatives, Oregon, Stormy Ray Cardholder's Foundation
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