Reagan urged to ease up on federal marijuana laws
In a letter to President Reagan the Alliance for Cannabis Therapeutics urged relaxing federal statutes to widen medical use of marijuana. ACT cites 32 states permitting cannabis for chemo patients glaucoma and MS, and says federal control blocks programs and hampers benefits for cancer and pain relief. Randall calls for federal reform to allow state cannabis programs.
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Oak City Braces as Utah Range Fires Threaten Town
In Utah 70,000 acres burned across six major wildfires as 700 firefighters battled blazes from Millard to Promontory Point. Oak City residents, aided by tractors and firebreaks, thanked God for safety while officials clashed over Forest Service handling and suppression decisions amid harsh winds and heat.
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Casey defends actions as Hugel scrutiny grows
CIA Director William Casey, fighting to keep his job, sent documentary evidence to the Senate Intelligence Committee and asked for expedited review. The panel eyes Casey's past deals and Hugel’s selection as chief of clandestine services, amid Newsweek reports of a disinformation plan against Muammar Khadafy and assassination fears.
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