By Steve Bloom
“The bus was busted!” HIGH TIMES Govt Editor John Holmstrom knowledgeable me as I walked into the workplace, solely hours earlier than my prepare to Toledo was scheduled to go away. It was March twenty eighth—simply 4 days earlier than the Hash Bash, the principle occasion on the spring Hemp Tour. I used to be planning to meet up with the bus in Toledo, Ohio, then hitch a experience to Lansing, Michigan, for a rally on March 30.
“What occurred?” I requested. John had spoken to Ben Masel, the Hemp Tour’s major organizer. “They tried to go looking the bus in Bowling Inexperienced [Ohio]. Somebody was arrested they usually towed the bus away,” John defined. “That’s all I do know.”
The white Hemp Tour faculty bus had made the rounds in the course of the earlier fall’s Hemp Tour.
It wasn’t precisely psychedelic, nevertheless it actually stood out. I used to be frightened that the bust would grind the three-month Hemp Tour to a halt. I used to be additionally involved that one in every of my pals had been arrested. With this sketchy data in thoughts, I left the workplace, walked over to Grand Central Station, and boarded my prepare. Subsequent cease, Toledo.
March 30
Earlier than leaving, I name a quantity in Toledo that was given to me by Doug McVey, who together with Rick Pfrommer and Debbie Goldsberry (one of many Hemp Tour’s key coordinators) wrote up the Hemp Tour ’90 Organizer’s Handbook. A lady named Lara solutions and guarantees that somebody from the Tour will meet me on the prepare station after I arrive at 7 AM. I discover that onerous to consider. However consider it or not, a well-recognized white VW van is ready for me as I stroll out of the Toledo station that wet morning. Ben is driving, and Monica, Shan, and Kevin are crowded into the again. Kind of a visitor of honor, I’m given the passenger seat.
I shortly study that the bus is within the possession of Debbie and members of Crimson Fly Nation, a sizzling new band from Kentucky that joined the tour in Lexington every week in the past. However there’s one other drawback: The bus gained’t run. Thankfully, Amazin’ Dave (from final 12 months’s HIGH TIMES psychedelic bus journey to Ann Arbor) is on the scene, fixing the transmission so the bus can not less than make it to Ann Arbor by the first.
So what occurred in Bowling Inexperienced? Shan Clark, a veteran of the autumn Tour, explains: “We needed to park fairly far-off from the rally, close to a faculty. A cop named Cowboy, who wears a cowboy hat round Bowling Inexperienced, watched us unloading our materials. Paul [Troy] was asleep on the bus whereas the rally was occurring, and two cops knocked on the door at about 2:45 PM. They stated they have been approaching the bus. Paul stated, ‘No, you’re not. I’m afraid you want a search warrant.’ They threw him out of the bus, onto the bottom, and handcuffed him—after we noticed him, he had a bloody nostril and his palms have been purple from the cuffs. They impounded the bus after which went forward with a search. Once we obtained to the tow yard the subsequent day, the bus was trashed. They ransacked our bus, went via all our luggage, and located two seeds. That’s been the low level to this point.” Paul was freed on $100 bail (he pleaded no contest and accepted a 12 months’s probation); the bus was fined $10 for a crack within the windshield and charged $50 for the tow. So far as the rally on the campus of Bowling Inexperienced State College was involved, 500 individuals got here to listen to the information about how hemp can save the world and why marijuana must be legalized.
As we drive north to East Lansing for immediately’s rally, the rain subsides. Someway, Ben finds Valley Court docket Park, the place the rally is being held. Giant black-and-white banners proclaiming HEMP FOR THE OVERALL MAJORITY OF EARTH’S PAPER * FIBER * FUEL * FOOD * PAINT * VARNISH * MEDICINE AND TO LIVE LONGER, OR THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT-CHOOSE ONE and the easier HEMP FOR VICTORY (in addition to an enormous American flag) are already hanging from a baseball cage. These indicators can solely imply one factor: Jack Herer is right here.
The burly, gruff-voiced writer of The Emperor Wears No Garments preceded our arrival by half an hour. His staff, which incorporates Maria Farrow, Willie, Nelson, J.S. and Brenda, shortly posted the indicators and are already promoting books, stickers, and hemp clothes. In a very impassioned trend, Shan introduces Jack to the spring break crowd. Waving a duplicate of The Reign of Regulation, which was printed on hemp paper, Jack ignites sparks with this fiery commentary: “We solely need to be dedicated to the perfect that no human being on earth will ever go to jail once more for a pure substance. Folks aren’t conscious that the federal government has outlawed greens. There must be no legal guidelines in opposition to pure issues. We’ve to drive a stake via the guts of prohibitionism.”
NORML’S Nationwide Director, Don Fiedler, additionally speaks, as do Ben and a number of other locals. A band named 47 Tyme follows the audio system. This causes an issue. Appears that simply past the park is a senior citizen’s residence. After receiving a number of calls in regards to the noise, the police resolve to make their presence felt. Ben engages in dialog with them, then is instructed that somebody has to just accept the cost of disturbing the peace. Like Hemp Tour trooper, Ben takes the autumn as an alternative of the native organizers. He’s pushed to the stationhouse, pays a $25 superb, and returns to the rally. No large deal. However it’s one other reminder that there’s all the time a value to pay within the rally enterprise.
March 31
It’s Hash Bash weekend, and Freedom Fighters from everywhere in the nation are starting to converge on Ann Arbor. The primary sight we see after we depart our inns is a shiny purple bus within the parking zone. We resolve to research. Inside is the West Virginia Freedom Fighter contingent, led by Roger the shaggy-bearded driver. Sort bud they name “hackweed” is being handed round. A coughing siege ensues. Now we all know why they name it hackweed.
The morning papers deliver excellent news. “Decide OK’s U-M Pot Rally Allow-Says U-M Violated Free Speech,” reads the front-page headline of the Ann Arbor Information. In October, the College of Michigan granted NORML a allow to carry the Hash Bash at its conventional location—on the campus’ Diag. However in February, the college rescinded the allow. Thankfully, Washtenaw County Circuit Decide Donald Shelton acknowledged the impropriety of that call and restored the allow actually on the eleventh hour. “The College’s mishandling of the NORML allow utility fully undermines its competition that any hazard offered by the NORML rally is ‘clear’ or ‘current,’” the choose dominated.
However first issues first. Saturday’s reserved for the primary annual Freedom Fighters conference. Roger’s purple bus carts dozens of FFs to the picnic-style assembly, the place spliffs are smoked, state chapter heads are elected, Chef RA’s rasta-riffic eats are chowed, and networking and partying are typically completed.
April 1
The Hash Bash begins at midday—with out amplification. However because of the boys in Crimson Fly Nation, a PA is about up. Herer, Fiedler, Masel, Hash Bash organizer Rick Birkett, and Gatewood Galbraith, who introduces himself as the subsequent governor of the state of Kentucky (he’s working within the 1991 race), all converse. Crimson Fly Nation performs a number of songs earlier than the PA is lower off at 2 PM. Even a noon downpour and quite a few arrests can’t dampen the spirit of the 5,000-plus ralliers.
After the rally concludes at 6 PM, the scene shifts to the Heidelberg, the place the HIGH TIMES contingent levels a high-energy profit live performance for NORML, that includes the Soul Assassins, the Nozems, and anti-folk artists Bobby Belfiore and Dave Herrera. The revelry continues via the evening. As soon as once more, the Hash Bash is a blast.
April 2
The backdrop for the Hash Bash was immediately’s pot referendum in Ann Arbor. In 1972, the town established a $5 superb for marijuana use and possession. Although the $5 superb was repealed the subsequent 12 months, it was written into Ann Arbor’s constitution in 1974. 9 years later, one other try to repeal it was voted down by a 61 % majority. Now, in 1990, a referendum to lift the superb to $25 for a primary offense has made it to the poll. Hopefully, the spirit of the Hash Bash will deliver voters out. A vote of no on Proposal B would hold the superb at $5.
In the meantime, Jack, Don, and Gatewood depart for Detroit early this morning to look on the morning present Kelly & Firm. A ten AM rally at Wayne State College is subsequent on the agenda. (Herer’s crew handles that one.) Again in Ann Arbor, we’re transferring somewhat slowly. Our solely hope is to get to Detroit in time for a 1 PM legalization debate on the College of Detroit’s Pupil Union. We refill the bus and hit the highway.
Everybody on the panel is carrying a go well with aside from Jack, who’s carrying his tan hemp shirt (he by no means leaves dwelling with out it) over a tie-dyed t-shirt. Zolton Ferency, a Michigan State prof who’s working for the State Senate on a legalization platform, is there together with Rep. John Conyers and a number of other others. Ferency quotes the next Nationwide Institute on Drug Abuse figures (1988): deaths from tobacco, 346,000; alcohol, 125,000; alcohol and medicines blended, 4000; cocaine, 2000; marijuana, 75 (HIGH TIMES would are likely to query this determine). Directing himself to Conyers, Ferency says:
“Cope with the drug drawback as a public-health drawback. Maintain it out of the legal justice system. It’s not going to be solved by police, prosecutors, legal courts, or prisons.”
Conyers, who’s black, explains that he’s “in opposition to the way in which William Bennett runs the anti-drug technique as a result of it’s racist. Once you deal with crack, you deal with blacks, by and enormous. The profile of the typical drug person is white, center class, and suburban. I need to change the legal guidelines that cope with the prosecution of medication. Why don’t we get a justice system that basically works—through which we get the drug sellers and the federal government out of it, somewhat than making it authorized? I put remedy as the next precedence than making all of it authorized.”
Herer hammers away with the hemp argument. “The best tax on earth is the hurt to the setting that the fossil fuels and artificial fibers are inflicting to this planet,” Jack presents. “There’s one single plant on earth that replaces 100% of our want for any of these—one thing that may be grown by American farmers, not mined by oil corporations. We’re speaking about hemp—the most secure therapeutically lively substance recognized to mankind.” At this level, Conyers picks up a duplicate of The Emperor Wears No Garments and leafs via it.
From the viewers, Ben points his chess problem to Drug Weird William Bennett or any prosecutor, narcotics officer, or anybody else who believes that marijuana is dangerous to the intelligence. “I’ve been smoking it for 23 years,” he says. “If it causes everlasting mind injury, I should be in unhealthy form—so show it.”
Fiedler walks to the rostrum and addresses Conyers, who serves on a number of Home committees that cope with drug points. “We’re not asking you to legalize marijuana at this level, however for those who’re holding hearings…”
Conyers interrupts. “Would you wish to be a witness?”
“I’d like to,” Fiedler says.
“I’d love to debate the matter with you—right here and in Washington,” Conyers provides.
Afterwards, Ferency tells me about his plan to legalize pot. “I’m not for taxing it. We don’t tax liquor, we promote it. In Michigan, you’re allowed to make 200 gallons of wine for private use; I’m suggesting the identical factor for marijuana. You need to develop your personal pot, superb—it’s the identical as wine. I intentionally got here up with a plan that offers with merchandising marijuana in Michigan.
“I did that in response to our Drug Czar’s suggestion that it couldn’t be completed. It may be completed—very simply.”
Ferency ran for governor in 1966. He headed the state’s Democratic get together for 5 years and was the liquor commissioner 30 years in the past. He’s a lawyer by commerce. “I’m the state’s finest recognized liberal. I’ve been everywhere in the highway. I’ve been at this for 40 years. I understand how it goes. I used to be within the anti-war motion, all of the actions. What you want is middle-of-the-road shows. Individuals are satisfied that we’re shedding the Warfare on Medication by simply studying the each day papers. They’ll hearken to anyone who comes alongside and tells them, ‘Right here’s a technique we would be capable of get out of this mess.’ That’s been my expertise.”
Ferency’s opponent has the assist of the governor. “It’s a tricky battle, it’s uphill. The governor desires that seat. All my opponent should do is sit in it. The governor’s elevating $400,000 for her. 4 hundred grand for a state legislative seat? Exceptional!” If you happen to’d wish to contribute to Zolton Ferency’s marketing campaign—the first is in August—ship a donation to: Ferency for Senate Committee, PO Field 6446, East Lansing, Ml 48826.
Following the talk, we’re invited again to an off-campus get together home. That night, Herer is feted at a e-book reception at Alvin’s, a membership close to Wayne State.
April 3-4
Tuesday’s a uncommon off day for the Hemp Tour. I’m hanging out with Jack, who often goes his separate means from the bus. He spends hours on the phone, doing radio interviews, taking good care of enterprise. He’s a bundle of artistic power and by no means appears to loosen up.
Jack likes to see himself in print, whether or not he’s doing the writing or is being written about. As we speak’s Detroit Free Press runs a profile of Jack entitled, “Insurgent With an Unlawful Trigger.” He’s happy. Reporters appear to be gravitating towards the hemp challenge; Jack’s e-book and his tireless efforts to advertise the plant are the first the explanation why.
However there’s unhealthy information, too; Ann Arbor voters, by a 53 to 47 % majority, have determined to lift their city’s pot superb to $25.
A name from Fiedler, who’s returned to Washington, swings the temper again in a optimistic course. Rep. Conyers has requested that Jack testify earlier than the Home Judiciary Committee. It’s trigger to rejoice. Jack lights up a bowlful and kicks again for a number of moments.
“We’re gonna win this factor, Bloom,” he barks. “No fucking means we’re gonna lose.”
Jack takes specific pleasure in changing individuals to his hemp message. One convert is David Hamburger, an in any other case conservative fellow who met Jack final November on the “Simply Say Know” rally in Athens, Ohio. Marvin Surowitz, the organizer of the Detroit occasions, invited him to Athens. “Earlier than I met Jack, I used to be completely on the opposite aspect—speak about fast political conversions,” says David, who’s a personal investor and former Bush supporter. “After the convention, I noticed issues in another way. Hashish, utilized in cheap quantities, is a wonderful pure relaxant and must be legalized. I smoke pot to extend my productiveness and to remove stress complications. However, to be sincere, I discover marijuana politics way more stimulating than marijuana.”
Round midnight, Jack begins mobilizing his troops for an early-morning trek to Cleveland—the subsequent cease on the Hemp Tour. He’s scheduled to look on The Morning Trade TV program at 8 AM. Jack designates me as the motive force. It’s an excruciating experience, however we make it proper on time. A middle-aged man named Bernie Baltic is chargeable for establishing the morning debate. He deposits us in a resort and rushes Jack to the studio. Apart from a change of tie-dyes, Jack’s dressed the identical as he was two mornings in the past. We flip the TV to channel 5 and await the talk.
The primary query requested is: “Can hemp actually reverse the Greenhouse Impact?” Jack rattles off all the wonderful makes use of for hemp. The anti-drug advocate weakly challenges Jack’s hemp data after which begins reciting the usual litany about marijuana: it kills mind cells, it’s a “gateway drug,” and so forth. Jack flicks these arguments away like so many marijuana ashes. From my standpoint, the talk’s not even a contest.
There’s hardly any time to catch a couple of minutes sleep earlier than the midday rally at Cleveland’s Public Sq.. Surrounded by tall workplace buildings and buffered by site visitors, the situation is ideal: Nobody can complain in regards to the noise. And nobody does. The rally runs 5 hours—Crimson Fly Nation performs for practically two—with out a hitch. What makes this occasion particular is the turnout—not a lot the numbers (about 400 complete), however the combine of people that cease by for a fast pay attention. “In some ways, this has been our most profitable date but,” Ben says. “We have been in entrance of the entire metropolis, not only a scholar crowd—we had enterprise individuals coming via, it was a way more blended reception.” Even blacks, who’re notably absent on the Tour, have been in attendance. Thank Crimson Fly Nation’s funkadelic sounds for that.
John Hartman, Ohio NORML’s North Coast coordinator, who together with Ohio NORML chief Cliff Barrows organized the rally, can be excited in regards to the “number of individuals” who turned out. So the place do individuals who attended the rally go from right here? “I would like them to put in writing their representatives, take a few of our literature and xerox it, go out 100 copies right here, 100 copies there—simply get it out,” John says. “There’s nothing unlawful about going door-to-door or standing on a avenue nook and handing pamphlets out. It’s a typical means of soliciting individuals—and the most cost effective. Proper now we don’t have the {dollars}, so it simply comes all the way down to getting out within the streets and informing individuals—leafletting or making calls or taking opinion polls, any contact with individuals.”
John invitations the Hemp Tour again to his home to get together and spend the evening. With out individuals like John, the Hemp Tour can be pressured to run up some fairly excessive resort payments. Contemplating that the Tour runs on no matter it makes in gross sales of t-shirts and various merchandise, this hospitality is invaluable.
April 5
As we speak’s headline within the Cleveland Plain Vendor reads, “Hemp is Given a New Twist—Truthful Promotes Pot’s Many Makes use of.” Within the article, a botanist from Case Western Reserve College admits he doesn’t know a lot about hemp aside from its fiber is hard and it grows at an exceptional price. He suggests Flax, which is used to make linen and linseed oil, has comparable properties to hemp.
Through the experience all the way down to the subsequent cease—Kent State College—with Ben and Cliff, Ben says, “I need to attain the farm press and the farm researchers on this tour—make a specific effort to the touch base on the agriculture faculties, discover the professors who is likely to be motivated to take a more in-depth look, and meet the sort of people that can persuade the agriculture departments to offer them permits to review the plant.”
Ben Masel is an expert activist. He not solely runs the Hemp Tour, he additionally publishes The Zenger, an underground newspaper, out of his dwelling base of Madison, Wisconsin. Ben’s type is extra tutorial and fewer charismatic than Jack’s. He’s an skilled polemicist and fairly storyteller (his nation twang and ironic outlook jogs my memory of Arlo Guthrie). Ben was the HIGH TIMES’ 1988 Counterculture Hero of the Yr. I ask him to inform me when he first grew to become politically lively.
“One turning level was in the course of the fourth grade, after we did Inherit the Wind as a category play. I used to be the instructor who was on trial for educating evolution,” he laughs. “Within the sixth grade, we have been the primary youngsters within the nation to be bussed to combine a black faculty. This was in Teaneck, New Jersey. By the tenth grade, we had been resegregated. Whereas we have been all in the identical constructing, the lessons weren’t built-in anymore. This led us to occupy the principal’s workplace within the spring of tenth grade. We held it for 3 days, and gained most of our 13 unconditional calls for. The principal resigned on the third day.
“Upon listening to in regards to the shootings at Kent State, we obtained collectively a gathering of 150-200 college students within the auditorium after faculty and we determined to name a strike. Subsequent we heard that the Pupil Council needed to hitch us. Then the principal got here by and provided to cooperate with us if we referred to as it a teach-in as an alternative of a strike. A few days later, the Board of Schooling needed to can the principal as a result of one of many audio system on the teach-in had referred to ‘that motherfucker Nixon.’”
Appropriately, we arrive in Kent as Ben’s discussing his response to the occasions that devastated this small faculty city 20 years in the past. Ben has a number of private historical past related to Kent State College. He joined the Might 4th Coalition within the late 70s in its efforts to forestall the College from constructing a gymnasium over a part of the world the place the 1970 shootings occurred. They misplaced that battle. Maybe immediately can be one other.
The Hemp Tour was unable to acquire sponsorship from a scholar group for the rally. The Progressive Pupil Community balked out of concern that it might lose its registration if a authorized drawback arose. As well as, the college solely permits use of a PA system within the plaza exterior the Pupil Middle for one hour a day—from midday to 1 PM. At 12:30, Ben plugs within the PA and begins to talk right into a microphone. A crowd of about 100 congregate. By 1 PM, the native police are about to shut in. Debbie warns Ben that they imply enterprise, however he retains speaking till the police pull the plug at about 1:25. Ben races over to the PA and plugs it again in. The police seize him; the battle is on.
Ben clearly resists. They pull his hair. It takes 4 cops to steer Ben to their automobile, which is ready about 200 toes away on the curb. The group chants, “Bullshit!” and “Let him go!” The cops don’t pay attention. Within the chaos, a feminine frosh named Sharon Burns will get caught up within the exercise. She and Ben are each arrested and brought to the close by police station.
Sharon is charged with disorderly conduct and launched on her personal recognizance. Ben is hit with three prices: obstructing offical enterprise, resisting arrest, and assault (they declare he kneed a cop within the groin). At first, we’re instructed that bail shall be $1,250. After we make the mandatory preparations to pay a bail bondsman and drive six miles to Portage County, the place Ben has been taken, we’re instructed the bail has been raised to $12,500. It’s pretty frequent to require 10 % of the bond, however due to Ben’s lengthy “rap sheet” and the truth that he’s from out-of-state (little question his earlier run-ins at Kent State are additionally a consideration) they refuse to cut back the bond—not less than till the morning. So Ben has to spend the evening in jail.
In the meantime, the Hemp Tour individuals are ready for Debbie and me at a gallery on Water Avenue. In a while, Crimson Fly Nation and a few native bands are imagined to play throughout the road at J.B.’s. There’s some anger over Ben’s determination to get arrested, however some good smoke mellows everybody out.
Water Avenue, it seems, was the place the calamitous occasions at Kent State started nearly 20 years in the past to the day. On Might Day, 1970, Nixon introduced that the US had invaded Cambodia. That evening college students poured out of J.B.’s and different golf equipment and into the streets; then they lit a bonfire and commenced smashing retailer home windows. The subsequent day, the ROTC constructing on the Kent State campus was firebombed. Two days later, the Nationwide Guard opened fireplace on the scholars.
Alan Canfora was there. He was shot within the wrist. He stood 50 toes in entrance of his good friend, Jeff Miller, who took a bullet within the head. “Because the guard obtained to the highest of the hill they usually stopped they usually began to fireplace, I heard the weapons go off and took a step away from them,” he tells me. “I assumed, ‘Effectively, simply in case they’re firing dwell ammunition, I’ll get behind a tree.’ I obtained behind one on the final doable second earlier than a bullet went via my proper wrist. It was the one tree within the line of fireside. I’m satisfied that that tree saved my life, as a result of it was hit by a number of bullets and I might see many different bullets zipping via the air and ripping via the grass.”
Canfora places immediately’s confrontation with the police in perspective when he explains: “Kent State stays now because it has been over the past 20 years—a really repressive establishment which is managed by the Republican pursuits in Ohio.”
April 6
Ben has a 9 AM listening to. A public defender named Invoice Carroll exhibits up and asks for a discount of the bond to $5,000. The choose agrees to that, plus he permits for 10 % cost. Debbie counts out $500 and Ben is free.
Ben doesn’t precisely get a hero’s welcome when he returns to our Kent crash pad. There’s a midday rally slated for Athens in Southern Ohio at Ohio College. Herer has gone forward and can run the rally. Cliff, Ben, and I once more journey collectively; the bus is the final to go away.
For the primary time on the Tour I get to see some fairly nation. Southern Ohio is filled with rolling hills. We take a number of small roads to get there, with Ben doing the navigating. Does he remorse the arrest? “Solely that I resisted,” he says, proudly noting that it was his 106th arrest.
We get to Athens simply as Jack is wrapping up. He applauds Ben’s arrest—’That’s how Ben teaches the children,” Jack says. Plus, it obtained good press.
That night, the College’s historical past and political science departments are sponsoring a debate/teach-in. It’s Jack and Gatewood versus Lois and Robert Whealy, a husband and spouse prof staff. The controversy seems to be fairly a hoot.
The profs aren’t all that opposed. One level is well-taken: Don’t search for simplistic solutions to our environmental issues. Gatewood proclaims, “I don’t apologize to anybody anymore about smoking pot. Any society that may accommodate alcohol and tobacco has room for pot.”
Later that evening, Vicki Linker invitations us all to her backwoods digs for a well-deserved and desperately-needed get together (the sort the place dessert is served first). Crimson Fly Nation units up in the lounge and jams (I even get to play percussion on my fave songs—”Do the Feelin’” and “Strictly Moist”). Gatewood unknots his tie and opens his collar. Maria rolls the ugliest joints ever. Ben tries to recruit me to go away instantly for Indianapolis, the place Farm Help is scheduled to begin in a number of hours. He desires to leaflet the live performance. Good concept, unhealthy execution (the van barely made it to Vicki’s). Everybody sleeps it off.
April 7
Final cease for me—Columbus, Ohio. Every little thing I’ve been instructed to anticipate in regards to the Columbus rally is true. That is one cease the place there was little or no advance work, and it exhibits. The rally, tucked away on the campus of Ohio State College, fizzles. Hey, the Hemp Tour was due for a dud.
I’m prepared to move dwelling.
Tomorrow, Dayton hosts a rally, after which it’s off to a swing via Indiana (the Tour runs via Might). Jack is packed and able to roll. “C’mon, Bloom, you’re driving to Dayton,” he yells. Sorry, Jack, I’m booked on a flight again to New York. However he has me considering. Ought to I spend only a few extra days on the Hemp Tour?
At that second, the bus pulls up; it’s being tailed by a cop. Apparently, Dean hopped a curb and is getting written up. Hey, you realize what? That is one nutty Hemp Tour.
This text seems within the July 1990 challenge of Excessive Occasions. Subscribe right here.