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Measure that would 'tax and regulate' marijuana headed to California ballot |
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Written by Mason Tvert
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Friday, 29 January 2010 |
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The Los Angeles Times reports:
Proponents of an initiative to make California the first state to
legalize marijuana have collected about 693,800 signatures, virtually
guaranteeing that the measure will appear on a crowded November ballot.
The initiative would make it legal for anyone 21 and older to
possess an ounce of marijuana and grow plants in an area no larger than
25 square feet for personal use. It would also allow cities and
counties to permit marijuana to be grown and sold, and to impose taxes
on it... Polls have shown growing support nationwide for legalization. In
California, a Field Poll taken in April found that 56% of voters in the
state and 60% in Los Angeles County want to make pot legal and tax it.
CLICK HERE to learn more about this very exciting initiative campaign and to find out how you can lend it your support.
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