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Wen Ho Lee
For eight months, former Los Alamos nuclear scientist, Wen Ho Lee, has been sitting in solitary confinement on charges of mishandling top secret documents regarding our nuclear arsenals. But, things are beginning to change. Lee is scheduled for release and the court has ordered disclosure of government documents that may support his claim of racial profiling. In the meantime, the case has had a dramatic impact on the Asian-American communities and those still working in our nuclear laboratories. Newsmaker: The U-S Supreme Court has stopped the legal distribution of medical marijuana in California. We talk with Gary Farnsworth, Director of the San Francisco Patients Resource Center, which distributes so-called medical marijuana to its clients. Reporter's Notebook: Kathleen McGinty, the senior advisor on environmental policy for the campaign of Vice President Al Gore.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFor eight months, former Los Alamos nuclear scientist, Wen Ho Lee, has been sitting in solitary confinement on charges of mishandling top secret documents regarding our nuclear arsenals. But, things are beginning to change. Lee is scheduled for release and the court has ordered disclosure of government documents that may support his claim of racial profiling. In the meantime, the case has had a dramatic impact on the Asian-American communities and those still working in our nuclear laboratories.
Newsmaker: The U-S Supreme Court has stopped the legal distribution of medical marijuana in California. We talk with Gary Farnsworth, Director of the San Francisco Patients Resource Center, which distributes so-called medical marijuana to its clients.
Reporter's Notebook: Kathleen McGinty, the senior advisor on environmental policy for the campaign of Vice President Al Gore.
