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New survey on medical use of marijuana starts today A new survey is online this morning. The question is, "Do you favor legalizing the medical use of marijuana?" To vote, Click Here. In the most recent poll, "Should Columbia Cemetery Road remain open or be chained?", a majority of the 140 people who have voted so far favor keeping the Campbellsville Street entrance closed. The vote at 7:47 a.m., Wednesday, January 5, 2005 was 66 or 47.14%, for opening the access; and 74, or 52.86%, for keeping the Campbellsville Street entrance chained. In point of fact, the chain is now up with a sign "No Access" on it, at the Campbellsville Street entrance. This poll drew five comments. After the fifth one was posted, from Richard Phelps, the vote has been going heavily in favor of keeping the road chained. Voting remains open on older surveys remains open. And comments can still be added to older surveys.Comments may be made in one of two ways:
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