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Grandson of NASCAR founder arrested on drug charges SARAH LARIMER AP 10/08/2009	Farrah Fawcett's son charged with drug possession Reuters 04/07/2009
Daytona Beach, FL (AHN) - J.C. France, a Rolex Grand-Am Series driver and the grandson of late NASCAR founder Bill France Sr., was jailed on an alleged drug charge after being pulled over for racing over the Seabreeze Bridge.	Redmond O'Neal, the 24-year-old son of actors Ryan O'Neal and Farrah Fawcett, was charged on Tuesday with felony drug possession, after he was found with heroin while trying to visit a jail.
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New York's new state of mind on drugs Los Angeles Times 04/02/2009	Seattle police chief seeks Senate OK as drug czar MATTHEW DALY AP 04/01/2009
Officials have agreed to repeal severe drug laws that wasted law enforcement resources and created an incarceration crisis. Now Congress should follow their lead.	Seattle Police Chief Gil Kerlikowske said Wednesday that as national drug czar, he would take a balanced, science-based approach to the job.
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US Drug Stocks Lower With The Broader Market Val Brickates Kennedy Wall Street Journal 03/30/2009	Seattle Genetics cancer drug to get faster review Forbes 03/30/2009
Most drug stocks fell Monday with the broader market on news of an Obama Administration plan for the auto industry that could eventually include bankruptcy filings for General Motors Corp. (GM) and Chrysler.	The Food and Drug Administration will conduct a faster review of Seattle Genetics Inc.'s cancer drug candidate SGN-35, the biotechnology company said Monday.
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New York to roll back drug laws MICHAEL VIRTANEN Kansas City 03/29/2009	Drug prices: Wal-Mart/Caterpillar plan may drive down employer health-care costs Sandra M. Jones Chicago Tribune 03/27/2009
New York Gov. David Paterson and legislative leaders have agreed to ease drug laws that were once among the harshest in the nation.	Program with Caterpillar aims to reduce employer health-care costs while increasing traffic to stores
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New York eases 1970s drug laws Joan Gralla Reuters 03/27/2009	Lawyer, MDs Charged in Anna Nicole Smith Case Washington Post 03/13/2009
New York state officials agreed on Friday to relax harsh 1970s drug laws that required prison sentences for nonviolent drug crimes in favor of laws that will let judges send addicts to treatment programs.	Two years after Anna Nicole Smith's fatal drug overdose, new developments: Authorities in Los Angeles have charged Smith's lawyer-turned-boyfriend, Howard K. Stern, and two of her doctors with conspiracy to provide the former Playboy Playmate with thousands of prescription pills before her death, the Associated Press reports.
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