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Posted: Monday, 03 December 2012 6:09AM

Gay Marriage, Marijuana Measures Take Effect Thursday



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kgmi@kgmi.com

OLYMPIA, Wash. -- Washington's voter-approved same-sex marriage and marijuana-legalization measures take effect this Thursday. 

"The Everett Herald" says county auditors are expecting a wave of marriage license applications. 

Regarding marijuana, "The Seattle Times" quotes a University of Washington student as predicting that pot use among young people won't change because the drug is already fully-available.
 
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