Customs says art was framed with marijuana
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Customs says art was framed with marijuana
The Associated Press
(AP) — It wasn’t the beauty of the paintings that caught of the eye of Customs agents. It was their drug-sniffing dog turning up his nose at the art that stopped the show. Federal officials in Arizona say a man was taken into custody after Customs and Border Protection officers found 90 pounds of marijuana hidden in the frames of six large paintings in his vehicle. fficers selected the man’s vehicle for a routine inspection Friday at the border crossing in Douglas Ariz. and their dog showed an interest in the paintings. An X-ray revealed the marijuana in the frames. The agency says the paintings were professionally done and the frames were nicely constructed.
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Carlos Santana urges bama to legalize marijuana
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Carlos feels that the legalization would boost America’s flagging economy and create jobs. “Legalise marijuana and take all that money and invest it in teachers and in education. You will see a transformation in America” Contactmusic quoted him as saying. Carlos also insisted that legalization of marijuana would help remove Arnold from his powerful position.
Letter: Marijuana should be legalized
SIU – Daily Egyptian
ne reason to end cannabis prohibition that doesn’t get mentioned in Sean McGahan’s Apr. 2 Voices blog “Dear bama: Get to the point let go of the joint” is because it will lower deadly hard drug addiction rates. Regulated cannabis sales would make it so citizens who purchase it would not come into contact with people who often also sell hard drugs which would lower hard drug addiction rates. DARE or Drug Abuse Resistance Education will have to stop brainwashing youth into believing lies half-truths and propaganda concerning cannabis which creates grave future problems.