Colorado pot rules draw unlikely dispensary allies
Colorado lawmakers back a 6-1 committee vote on a plan to curb medical marijuana growth. The measure would bar doctors from working in dispensaries, prohibit discounts to patients linked to specific outlets, and require follow up visits to ensure medical use persists.
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Tensions rise as North Korea fires artillery toward South
North Korea fired about 100 artillery rounds toward the disputed western sea border on Wednesday in the latest exchange with South Korea. Seoul answered with 100 warning shots. no casualties were reported. The firing followed a naval skirmish in November and ongoing disputes over the Korean War armistice line.
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Survivors Commemorate Auschwitz Anniversary in Poland
In Oświęcim elderly survivors gather at Auschwitz and Birkenau for International Holocaust Remembrance Day marking the 65th anniversary of liberation. Netanyahu vows memory will not be erased as Obama and Poland's Kaczynski praise resilience and Jewish revival. Survivors walk past the infamous Arbeit Macht Frei sign in the cold
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Higher Medicare co-pays linked to more hospital stays study says
A large study of nearly 900000 seniors in 36 Medicare managed care plans from 2001 to 2006 finds that higher doctor visit co-pays caused fewer visits but more and longer hospital stays. Co-pays for prescriptions stayed unchanged while drug use patterns did not rise.
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Louisiana Watergate: Four conservatives face tampering charges
Four young conservatives including James O Keefe were arrested in New Orleans on charges of entering federal property under false pretenses to tamper with Sen Mary Landrieu s phones. Two posed as repairmen a third watched with a listening device and a fourth shot video these actions sparked debate over political espionage versus prank. All four posted 10 000 bail and were to return to court on February 12.
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