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Tony Gordon Fund moved from bank on Do Not Patronize While Armed list

4:00pm Wednesday, July 28, 2004

OFCC also announces move of corporate account to bank more friendly to self-defense rights Ohioans For Concealed Carry has announced that it is moving the Tony Gordon Memorial Fund, as well as OFCC's own corporate bank accounts, to banks which do not restrict Ohioans' constitutional right to bear arms for self-defense. At the preference of his family, the Tony Gordon Memorial Fund was created at...

Cleveland Plain Dealer fulfills promise to violate privacy of CHL-holders

12:18pm Wednesday, July 28, 2004

On January 15, 2004 Cleveland Plain Dealer Editor Doug Clifton stated the following in his very first weblog: "The "how to reach us" box on 2A lists e-mail addresses and phone numbers for senior editors and similar information appears at the bottom of every staff produced story. Those devices make the communication more personal and more immediate. Some times it's so personal and so immediate you...

Editorial: Smoke clears on hidden-gun myth

10:54am Wednesday, July 28, 2004

July 26, 2004 Sandusky Register When Ohio activated a concealed carry law for guns April 8, opponents of the measure painted visions of aBuckeyestatecitizemy embracing the wild West mentality of shoot -'em ups in the streets... Now the law is in place and it's clear: . Permit applications have not reached projected estimates. . Gun violence in Ohio hasn't markedly increased. .There are now...

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Letter to the Editor: Kerry’s image belies his support of gun bill

1:42pm Tuesday, July 27, 2004

July 27, 2004 Columbus Dispatch Sen. John Kerry has portrayed himself as a hunter and advocate of Second Amendment rights in his commercials. This revelation was undoubtedly welcomed by the millions of firearms owners in the United States. Now he is the co-sponsor of a bill that will outlaw repeating shotguns and rifles. These are used by trapshooters, skeet shooters and hunters. The repeating...

State senator gets promotion from Guard, faces call-up

1:40pm Tuesday, July 27, 2004

July 27, 2004 Columbus Dispatch State Sen. Steve Stivers is moving up the chain of command of the Ohio Army National Guard and could be called to active duty before the year is over. The Columbus Republican, assigned to the 237 th Personnel Services Battalion based at Rickenbacker Airport, was promoted to lieutenant colonel in June and now is battalion commander. He’s been in the guard 19 years...

Police, gun-rights supporters watch local case with interest

11:56am Tuesday, July 27, 2004

July 26, 2004 Athens News by Jim Phillips In a case that is reportedly creating a buzz among local police officers and gun-rights advocates, an Athens doctor who allegedly pulled a gun during a traffic confrontation has had his concealed-carry permit temporarily suspended. "It has been a topic of discussion in the law-enforcement community, and amongst the gun owners," confirmed Jerry Sullivan of...

Plain Dealer editorialists find Ohioans they DON'T want to disarm

11:05am Tuesday, July 27, 2004

July 27, 2004 Cleveland Plain Dealer Don't disarm police anywhere Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro issued an opinion last week that defines the places where off-duty officers may not legally carry a concealed weapon. The ruling is welcome only in that it clears up confusion as to whether police officers are subject to the same restrictions civilians face when it comes to carrying concealed weapons...

Anti-CCW Ohio Mayor gets cudos at DNC Convention

10:00am Tuesday, July 27, 2004

July 27, 2004 Akron Beacon Journal Mayor gets 3 minutes in spotlight BOSTON - Akron Mayor Don Plusquellic will get time in the spotlight at the Democratic National Convention -- if only three minutes. The mayor is scheduled to speak today on behalf of the National Conference of Mayors, of which he recently was named president. "I'll get three minutes, sometime between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m.,'' he...