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100 Years Ago — First Step On Paving Plan Is Taken By City Council | News of Our Past: Feb 23-29, 2024

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Mike Cannon, a local musician who has lived in Chico for 32 years, said he is a victim of the drug war. The discussion centered not on legalization, but on repealing laws that require mandatory minimum sentences for marijuana convictions. Butte County's mental health program is becoming a model in both operation and operating costs for other areas.

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100 Years Ago — First Step On Paving Plan Is Taken By City Council | News of Our Past: Feb 23-29, 2024

Here are some newspaper stories published this week in years past. 25 Years Ago Crowd rallies against mandatory minimum prison sentences for marijuana convictions By Rebecca Anderson, Staff Writer He assumed they had the wrong house. When Mike Cannon opened his door on 1250 Hemlock St. at 6:30 a.m. Jan. 13 to face more than 10 armored Drug Enforcement Agency agents with automatic weapons, he couldn’t think any reason they should be there. “Are y…

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