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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

09 Jul 2014

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jul 09, 2014

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9

Washington's first legal pot shop opens amid celebration

In Bellingham Top Shelf Cannabis sold to a line of customers starting at 8 am as Washington became the second state to legalize marijuana for non medical use. Dale Holdsworth bought two grams for 26.50 amid cheers and media coverage. Sarah Gorton and her brother accompanied him in line for her grandfather's birthday.

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Forgotten vials of smallpox found in storage room

In a storage room at a Washington area research center six intact sealed smallpox vials were found by a government scientist. CDC says it is unclear if the virus is dead or alive and FBI and CDC investigators are examining. Officials call it the first unaccounted for smallpox discovery in the US. concerns rise about other potential samples worldwide.

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Hospital pharmacist charged with theft of 200000 pills

Former Mount Sinai Beth Israel pharmacy director Anthony D Alessandro is charged under a state kingpin law for stealing about 193000 oxycodone tablets over more than five years. Prosecutors say the missing pills entered the black market. D Alessandro pleads not guilty and claims a drug problem.

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