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OFCC PAC Endorsees Sam Malone and Heather Harlow WIN!

5:52am Wednesday, November 05, 2003

It would have been impossible to research every local race in the state of Ohio for an off-year election. But there were a few contests which peaked the interest of OFCC PAC, some because they are between pro-Conceal Carry Reform candidates and out-and-out liberal anti-gunners, and others because we wish to support pro-CCW candidates in positions that could one day lead them to the Statehouse of...

Ohio Republican voters fire shot (that should be) heard 'round the nation

5:24am Wednesday, November 05, 2003

UPDATE: This commentary has been picked up by several national media outlets! NO CONFIDENCE by Chad D. Baus One month after Arnold took Calee-fo-nia, it was another big night for Republicans across the nation, as voters elected GOP heavyweight Haley Barbour to the governorship in Mississippi, and as Ernie Fletcher became governor of Kentucky, putting a Republican in that office for the first time...

CCW fight colors battle to replace Doug White in Senate District 14

2:17pm Tuesday, November 04, 2003

Battle lines are already forming for 2004 state legislative races, and the problem of Senate Republican failures on concealed carry reform is taking center stage from the very beginning. Senator Doug White (R-14) is viewed by many as Governor Taft's accomplice in poisoning and delaying House Bill 12. White is term-limited, and thus if he desires to stay in politics at all, his best bet may be via...

Alliance open carry 'Defense' Walk HUGE contrast to neighboring Youngstown

8:56pm Sunday, November 02, 2003

While the smaller market and proximity to Youngstown likely reduced attendance at this Walk, the event was indeed notable because of its proximity to Youngstown. The city of Alliance and the Alliance Police Department were very supportive of the 40-or-so open carry 'Defense' Walkers who took to the streets Sunday. Alliance police even told Walkers that they had received calls from citizens...

Senator: Conference Committee meeting scheduled

6:30am Sunday, November 02, 2003

While participating in the Youngstown open carry 'Defense' Walk on Nov. 1, Senator March Dann (D) told other Walkers, and the media, that the conferees' first meeting on House Bill 12 will be convened on November 12. While we are disappointed in the three week delay before a meeting, we are glad that it is finally scheduled. Ohioans For Concealed Carry is calling on the committee to act quickly...

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Findlay Courier: They'll tote guns to make a point

6:18pm Saturday, November 01, 2003

November 1, 2003 The long-running debate on whether Ohio citizens should be able to carry concealed guns will take center stage this weekend in downtown Findlay. At 2 p.m. Sunday, supporters of pending concealed carry legislation will march down Main Street -- many with firearms openly displayed. The "Defense Walk" route will be from the Main Street bridge to Lincoln Street and back. Findlay's...

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Youngstown Walkers make new friends, but not with the Chief

6:13pm Saturday, November 01, 2003

Youngstown Police Chief Robert Bush: Arrest them all, let the courts sort it out? Over 100 people, including Senator and HB12 Conference Committeeman Marc Dann (D) participated in Saturday's open carry 'Defense' Walk in Youngstown, which was extensively covered by area media. One Youngstown citizen told Walk organizer Rick Kaleda, "you sure do throw a fun party." But Youngstown Police Chief...

Editorial: Funding for sheriff's office is a necessity

10:56am Saturday, November 01, 2003

October 18, 2003 Ironton Tribune Suddenly, a noise awakens you. Startled from sleep, your mind races at 90 miles per hour as your ears try to decipher the cause of the noise. Within a split second, you realize your worst fears are fast becoming a reality. Someone is breaking into your house. Quickly, you call 911 and then you wait. Click on the "Read More..." link below for more. Halfway across...