Medical Marijuana Proposal On Track For Oregon Ballot

Ailing people who legally use medical marijuana could possess more of it under a measure activists are promoting for Oregon's fall ballot.

The proposed ballot measure contains other changes in the Oregon law, all intended to make it easier for sick people who qualify for the drug to get it.

Sponsors said they are on track to turn in enough petition signatures by Friday's deadline to place the measure on the Nov. 2 statewide ballot.

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Pubdate: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 Source: Seattle Times (WA) Copyright: 2004 The Seattle Times Company

*Industrial-Hemp has no psychoactive properties following definition of the European Economic Community (EEC); THC content is less than 0.3%. In general, low THC-seed varieties without psychoactive properties are those that have a THC content of less than 1%. (See also No-THC Hemp-seed.) THC= Delta-9 TetraHydroCannabinol.