Marijuana Paraphernalia Boom Across Nation
A Associated Press report details a booming market in marijuana paraphernalia as stores, sidewalk vendors, and shops sell rolling papers, pipes, roach clips, storage cases, and more. Estimates place annual gross sales near $200 million plus, with rolling paper around $45 million, while law enforcement debates legality and enforcement vary by state.
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High Supply
Virginia
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National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana Laws
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New York City
California
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Frank Cogers
Washington, D.C
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R.J. Reynolds
U.S. Tobacco
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Reynolds
Tops
Norman Solon
Manhattan
Oldest nearly complete female skeleton found in Ethiopia
Cleveland scientist Donald Johanson brings Lucy skeleton to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. The 3 foot tall female, about 18 to 20 years old, is 40 percent of her bones and dates back over three million years. Lucy will stay five years for study before eventual return to Ethiopia.
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Donald Johanson
Case Western Reserve University
Ethiopia
Lucy
Johanson
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Maurice Taieb
Afar
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