Missouri voters will not get chance to vote on medical marijuana initiative : kspr

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Missouri voters will not get chance to vote on medical marijuana initiative

Missouri voters will not get chance to vote on medical marijuana initiative

Missouri voters will not get to vote on legalizing medical marijuana.The state announced Tuesday it's not allowing the issue on the ballot.The group that's been working for months to get medical marijuana on the ballot was just told, it can't.


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Missouri medical marijuana short signatures for ballot

Missouri medical marijuana short signatures for ballot

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.— A group backing Missouri medical marijuana says it doesn't have enough valid signatures but will go to court to get a proposed constitutional amendment on November's ballotNew Approach Missouri campaign spokesman Jack Cardetti said Monday that the initiative is short about 2,200 signatures in a congressional district that covers the St. Louis area.That's because local election authorities invalidated about 10,700 signatures.


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Ohio's medical marijuana law to take effect next month

Ohio's medical marijuana law to take effect next month

State lawmakers say in exactly one month, Ohio's medical marijuana law will take effect.Marijuana used for medical purposes will officially be legalized in the state on September 8, but officials say it will take several months before doctors will be able to write the first prescription.State Representative Steve Huffman says Governor John Kasich along with house and senate leaders will hand pick a 13-member Medical Marijuana Advisory Committee.


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Southwick considered for medical marijuana dispensary

Southwick considered for medical marijuana dispensary

SOUTHWICK - Health Wise Foundation Inc. wants to establish a medical marijuana distribution facility at 185 College Highway by this time next year.Foundation representatives James A. McMahon and Christopher Acosta presented their plans to the Select Board Monday night at Town Hall asking town officials to consider "not opposing" the proposal.Members of the Planning Board and Town Counsel Benjamin Coyle and Thomas Reidy were also present to learn that Health Wise is willing to sign a letter of understanding that will assist the down in endeavors such as drug abuse education.