Supermodel Busted For Coke
14-July-2004, United States, Daily News
Hot young mannequin and Tribeca tenant Ingrid Parewijck is the new face of a sexy men's cologne, but her latest pose is for a mug shot after being busted at JFK with three bags of cocaine.
She's the new face of a sexy French cologne, but that ...
£1.50 for an Ecstasy Pill
10-July-2004, United Kingdom, News & Star
WEST Cumbrian clubbers are being offered cut-price Ecstasy tablets for just £1.50 each.
Magistrates at West Allerdale magistrates court heard this week how dealers are peddling cut-price tablets in bags of 10 for just £15.
Gary ...
CA: Marijuana Use Initiative Gathers 32,000 ...
10-July-2004, United States, Media Awareness Project
OAKLAND -- An organization that seeks to make marijuana legal has secured enough signatures to put the issue before city voters in November.
The Oakland Civil Liberties Alliance collected about 32,000 signatures. That means voters may decide ...
International AIDS Conference Puts Focus on Thai ...
09-July-2004, Thailand, Drug Reform Coordination Network
"They will be put behind bars or even vanish without a trace. Who cares? They are destroying our country." Interior Minister Wan Muhamad Nor Matha, referring to drug dealers, January 2003
"There is nothing under the sun which the Thai police ...
Tommy Chong Released from Prison
09-July-2004, United States, Drug Reform Coordination Network
Counterculture icon Tommy Chong walked out of federal prison Tuesday after serving a nine-month sentence as part of the Justice Department's crackdown on bongs, known as Operation Pipedream. Chong was released from the federal Bureau of Prisons Taft ...
Sales of Unique Stimulant Skyrocketing
08-July-2004, United States, jointogether.org
A growing number of people are using Provigil, a drug that boosts the central nervous system without the addiction and euphoria of amphetamines, the New York Times reported June 29.
The drug, which has been around since 1998, allows people to ...
Federal Judge Declares Sentencing Guidelines ...
02-July-2004, United States, Drug Reform Coordination Network
All but lost amid the furor and speculation in the wake of the US Supreme Court's Blakely decision (see story this issue) last Thursday was a ruling three days earlier by a US Circuit Court judge that federal sentencing guidelines are ...
International Anti-Drugs Day Marked by Executions ...
02-July-2004, China, Drug Reform Coordination Network
Seventeen years ago, the United Nations General Assembly voted to observe June 26 as the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (http://www.un.org/NewLinks/drugs/). The date marks the 1987 signing of the declaration adopted at ...
UK: Fear of Surge in Staff Drug tests
28-June-2004, United Kingdom, The Scotsman
Workers in Britain could soon face an "explosion" in the number of drug tests carried out by their bosses, a new report warned today.
It means employers could soon be using cheap drug kits to test workers for traces of alcohol, cocaine, Ecstasy ...
Major Religions Blessing Marijuana For Mercy's ...
27-June-2004, United States, Washington Post
Several major religious denominations have joined a growing movement to legalize the medical use of marijuana, asserting an ethical responsibility to help ease the pain and other debilitating effects of such diseases as cancer, AIDS, multiple ...
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