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Old 06-25-2009, 05:19 AM
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Default Maverick mayoral candidate wants to build pot industry in Flint
FLINT, Michigan -- Ronald Higgerson has elaborate plans for the city of Flint, and most of them revolve around medical marijuana.

Maverick mayoral candidate wants to build pot industry in Flint - Flint City Beat
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Why not? I don't smoke the stuff myself but millions do and they are going to continue to do it whether it's legal or not. I saw a documentery on cable about a California city that revitalized an abandoned slum section with smoke cafes, dispenseries, and pot related gift shops. Old buildings that were an eyesore are now maintained and generating more tax dollars.
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