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Dawdy hasn't been the only one to speculate about what corporate interests might have connections to the Ransom Notes ad campaign.

Archive 2007-12-01 Kay Olson 2007

Dawdy hasn't been the only one to speculate about what corporate interests might have connections to the Ransom Notes ad campaign.

"Ransom notes" ad campaign ends Kay Olson 2007

Because of the vagueness of current state law, and varying interpretations by law-enforcement agencies, Dawdy said, some patients don't have consistent and safe access to medical cannabis.

The Seattle Times 2011

Philip Dawdy, spokesman for the Washington Cannabis Association, said Seattle is the first city to push back against the feds and the governor's veto.

The Seattle Times 2011

Washington Cannabis Association spokesman Philip Dawdy said he's relieved the measure passed and said he hopes she doesn't veto it.

The Seattle Times 2011

The idea for the farmers market - first held in Tacoma late last year - is primarily to help patients living in outlying areas connect with providers who tend to run their businesses in larger cities, said Philip Dawdy, a spokesman for the market.

The Seattle Times 2011

If Kohl-Welles' bill goes on to final passage, dispensaries will still be in a bit of a legal haze until January 2013 as the state Department of Health and Department of Agriculture go through their 18-month rule-making process, Dawdy said.

The Seattle Times 2011

"They're saying that we want these places to be part of the community and as long as they fit in with the community, they're fine," Dawdy said.

The Seattle Times 2011

Philip Dawdy, media and policy director for the Washington Cannabis association, said that with the House's approval of the bill, "We are very close to having a state law that clarifies things and makes a law that people can actually follow."

The Seattle Times 2011

Philip Dawdy of the Washington Alternative Medicine Alliance, a state trade group of medical-marijuana organizations, said he appreciated the governors "giving political legitimacy to what medical cannabis patients and voters in this state have known for decades," but was skeptical the DEA would act quickly.

The Seattle Times 2011