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61. Medical-Marijuana Activists Conduct Phone Campaign
Medical-marijuana supporters are conducting a phone campaign to target lawmakers in California and Oregon who are against the use of marijuana for medical purposes. 11/26/2003 (News)

62. Random Drug Tests Becoming More Prevalent in New Jersey
A growing number of New Jersey high schools are instituting random drug testing of students, using loss of eligibility for extracurricular activities and parking privileges as sanctions for positive test results. 05/17/2007 (News)

63. Racine Police Drop Charges Against Concertgoers
While the immediate concerns the Racine, Wisc., case created have abated, experts fear more unconstitutional attempts to prosecute people attending electronic music concerts. 01/24/2003 (News)

64. Feds Want Calif. Medical Marijuana Ruling Overturned
The Clinton administration has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a ruling that allows seriously ill patients in Oakland, Calif., to use marijuana. 08/01/2000 (News)

65. Studies: Young Gay Men More Likely to Take Drugs
Two studies show that young, gay men are more likely to take drugs than straight men. 11/13/2003 (News)

66. San Francisco Explores Growing Medical Marijuana
This November, San Francisco, Calif., voters will decide whether the city should grow marijuana to distribute to patients with certain medical conditions. 07/25/2002 (News)

67. New Initiative on Prescription Misuse, Abuse
A new, nationwide public-health initiative is aimed at raising awareness about recent trends in the misuse and abuse of prescription drugs. 04/13/2001 (News)

68. War on Drugs Becomes Lower Priority
The war on drugs, which was a top priority of the U.S. government in recent years, has been minimized as attention shifts to terrorism. 06/19/2002 (News)

69. Bush's Drug-Testing Plan Debated by Schools
During his State of the Union address, President Bush announced a $23-million grant program for random student drug testing. 01/26/2004 (News)

70. Bush Backs Eliminating HUD Anti-Drug Programs
The Bush administration is leading calls for the elimination of the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Public Housing Drug Elimination program. 03/30/2001 (News)