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Ross Co. Sheriff finds another use for CHL equipment

3:22pm Sunday, October 24, 2004

The Chillicothe Gazette is reporting that Ross Co. Sheriff Ron Nichols has found yet another important use for the equipment sheriffs purchased to issue concealed handgun licenses. His office is making good use of the machinery it purchased to make concealed- carry weapon permits by making photo identifications of each poll worker who will be working on November 2. The ID cards are created in...

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IT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU

8:17am Sunday, October 24, 2004

Police: Armed Man Attempts To Abduct Woman Outside Mall A search is under way in Stark County for a man who tried to abduct a woman outside of a mall, reported NewsChannel5 . Police in Jackson Township told reporters a 20-year-old woman had just left Belden Village Tuesday afternoon when she was approached by a man with a gun. Police said the man forced her into her car and began to drive away. "...

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New bill drives questions re: OFCC PAC's endorsement of Rep. Daniel Sferra

7:55am Saturday, October 23, 2004

Ohioans For Concealed Carry PAC has been inundated with questions about its endorsement of Rep. Daniel Sferra (D) for the 64th District. The questions came after Sferra made a bizarre election-eve move of introducing legislation that would allow municipalities to trump state law by rendering Ohioans defenseless in parks, on jogging trails, or any "other outdoor premises or property owned, leased...

How chasing the ''gun guy'' image is hurting Kerry in swing states

5:21pm Friday, October 22, 2004

By Chad D. Baus Since the Democrat party has based its entire hate-Bush campaign on Michael Moore conspiracy theories, I would like to offer up one more theory for them to chew on: The Clintonistas John Kerry hired in September to rescue his campaign want Hillary to run in '08, and they are using the gun issue to sabotage John Kerry in swing states. Though some Democrats have no trouble believing...

Youngstown Mayor McKelvey: John Kerry Can’t Camouflage His Record

12:45pm Friday, October 22, 2004

October 21, 2004 YOUNGSTOWN, OH – Democrat Youngstown Mayor George McKelvey today issued the following statement regarding John Kerry's hunt earlier this morning in Youngstown, Ohio: “The new camouflage jacket that supposed ‘avid’ hunter John Kerry wore today can’t hide him from a voting record that has earned him the distinction of being named the most liberal member of the United States Senate...

OFCC/ PAC represented at Niehaus Fundraiser in Senate District 14

12:43pm Friday, October 22, 2004

By Rick Jones, OFCC Senate District 14 Coordinator A fundraiser was held at the Ye Olde Lantern Restaurant at Second and Court Streets in Portsmouth on October 19th for Rep. Tom Niehaus. Rep. Niehaus, a 2004 OFCC PAC endorsee, was the winner of the Republican primaries held earlier this year and is hoping to fill the seat of Ohio Senate Dist. 14, which is being vacated by term-limited Ohio Senate...

What John Kerry did was not hunting - it was killing

8:40am Friday, October 22, 2004

by Larry S. Moore Of all John Kerry's flip-flops, Thursday's staged hunting trip in Ohio was certainly one of the biggest FLOPS. The effort to portray him as a "guy's guy" showed instead that John Kerry is still an elitist. Most of us struggle somewhat to get quality private habitat to hunt. It takes sometimes years to have a relationship with a land owner for hunting access. Because of his...

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Disgruntled employee attacks workers; exits, reloads, returns

8:24am Friday, October 22, 2004

The St. Louis Post Dispatch is reporting that a disgruntled former employee opened fire with a shotgun on defenseless workers at Beltservice Corp. in a St. Louis suburb yesterday. As many as 130 workers milled about as the gunman opened fire, the paper reported The gunman fired at least five times before going outside to a van to reload . He walked inside to fire again, notes the paper. After a...