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Oakland voters approve marijuana tax

It is the first US city to assess such a tax, which could raise almost $300,000 in revenue next year. Opponents of the measure say it opens the door to more crime and heavier drug use.

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Violent video games: Do parents want help from a nanny state?

Oakland voters approve marijuana tax

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