Record Industry Leaders Deny Dope Link in Rock Music
Representatives of Warner Brothers Records and the Recording Industry of America testifying at the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse hearings argued rock music reflects youth life without promoting drugs. They cited artists like Joe Smith and John Stewart and dismissed dope glorification as “baloney.”
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Pot ruling may free hundreds
The 5th Circuit said a 1969 Supreme Court ruling in Leary should apply to those convicted of marijuana possession before 1969. The decision could mean new trials and freedom for hundreds, with as many as several thousand inmates potentially filing appeals to clear records.
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One-of-a-kind Diamond Jewelry Sale At May Co
The advertisement promotes one-of-a-kind diamonds from estates and dealers as good investments amid dollar devaluation. It promises savings on custom jewelry with a written certificate of quality and May Co convenient budget plan. Prices range from 250 to 9000 dollars.
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