Legal Pot Aids Light Medical Use In California Case
Robert Randall, diagnosed with glaucoma, is legally entitled to use marijuana as medical necessity after a court ruling last November. He receives 60 joints weekly at no cost, with the University of Mississippi growing the drug and Howard University dispensing it in Washington, D.C. Randall says the weed helps him see and slows his condition, though it cannot cure glaucoma. He reports weekly hospital visits for supply pickup and continues public lectures urging legalization for medical and social use.
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San Francisco
Robert Randall
United States
Randall
National Drug Abuse Conference
Washington
University of Mississippi
North Carolina
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Town to Pipe in Shows Town to Pipe in Shows
Essex California, a 50-person town isolated by mountains and distance, will get a translator to relay Los Angeles TV signals at no cost. Emcee executives say the move is partly publicity and a public service to bring TV to a town that cannot afford the $ several thousand translator price. Most residents favor the project though some prefer life without television.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Carson
Charley's Angels
Fonzie
Essex
Hills
Las Vegas
Electronics, Missiles and Communications
Emcee
Patrick Loughboro
Walter
Mary Smith
Loughboro
Smiths
Costa Mesa
Calif
Trailer Controversy Over Governor Rhodes Security Post
The Ohio safety director and aides defend using state funds for a 15 foot trailer command post at Governor Rhodes Upper Arlington home. Former director Cook disputes patrol use for private property, while auditors push legality and funding from general revenue. The item mirrors broader security cost debates amid Rhodes tenure and election board activity in the region.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Arlington
Rhodes
Department
Donald D. Cook
Cook
Robert Chiaramonte
Bexley
Chan Cochran
Upper Arlington
Chiaramonte
Ohio Mobile Leasing Co
Lancaster
Robert Hughes
Safety Department
Thomas E. Ferguson
Ferguson
General Revenue Fund
Hearst Given Probation After 1974 Robbery
Patricia Hearst earns five years probation for the May 16 1974 Mel's Sporting Goods shooting while being ordered to restitution to store owner Bill Huett. Huett remains bitter over the lenient sentence noting his store damage and civil suit. The judge cited compassion for Hearst's parents and wealth as factors in the leniency.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Mel
Superior Court
E. Talbot Callister
Huett
Miss Hearst
Sam Mayerson
al Johnson
America
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
Johnson
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Hearst
William
Emily Harris
Leonard Weinglass
Harrises
Blue Birds Elect Officers In Nelsonville Group
Morning Star Blue Bird Group 15 met to elect officers led by Mrs. Rita Neel. Elected were Coleen Riley president Natalie Monk vice president Deanna Neel telephone committee Tracie Steenrod flag bearer LeAmber Flowers Rachel Flores Alisa Blair Amy Ackison Amy Hollenbaugh. They made book markers and hanging planters with Mrs. Jamie Steenrod assisting.
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Nelsonville
Morning Star Blue Bird Group 15
Coleen Riley
Natalie Monk
Deanna Neel
Tracie Steenrod
Rachel Flores
Alisa Blair
Amy Ackison
Amy Hollenbaugh
Public Utilities Commission hearing on Ohio utility costs
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio schedules a public hearing in Case No. 76-535-EL-FAC to review the Fuel Cost Adjustment and procurement policies of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company. Hearing set for May 16, 1977 at 10:00 A.M. at 180 East Broad Street, Columbus. Public may attend and present information. contact the commission for details.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ase
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Commission
East Broad Street
Columbus
Ohio
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Bionics
Jeff Ogilvie
Atlanta
Hall
Ted W. Brown
Brown
U.S
Tri-County Community Action Agency
New Lexington
Athens
Hocking
Perry
CAA
Logan
Hocking County
Blue Birds
Rita Neel
Jamie Steenrod
THE
Randall G. Applegate
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U S. Dept of Labor Consumer Price Index
Ohio Insurance Institute
Jury Verdict Research, Inc
U. S. Department of Transportation
Saaaneimanes
Ohio Insurance Institute P.O
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