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VICTIM ZONES: Three Columbus Fifth Thirds robbed in same day

10:23am Tuesday, August 24, 2004

This bank chain is one of several hundred unsafe businesses listed on OFCC's Do Not Patronize While Armed database . August 24, 2004 Columbus Dispatch It was a bad day for Fifth Third Bank, with three of its branches across Columbus hit by bandits yesterday, the FBI and police said. The robberies began about 9:40 a.m., when a man entered the Fifth Third at 1340 Bethel Rd., asked for coin-roll...

''No-Guns'' truck stop robbed at knife-point

3:10pm Monday, August 23, 2004

This truck stop and restaurant is one of several hundred unsafe businesses listed on OFCC's Do Not Patronize While Armed database . August 23, 2004 Steubenville Herald Star Man is arrested in truck stop robbery STRATTON - Jefferson County Sheriff's Department had a suspect in custody Wednesday in connection with the robbery of the Stratton Truck Stop Sunday evening. Sheriff Fred Abdalla said the...

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UNsafe: OH Workers' Comp bureaucrats advise ''ban''

4:10pm Thursday, August 19, 2004

Ohioans For Concealed Carry has learned that the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation is working to advise private businesses to post signs discrimating against concealed handgun license-holders. A Summer 2004 Issue of Worker's Comp Quarterly article, written by contributing writer Rick Burson, states as follows: "Because of the risk of injuries caused by mishandled firearms or intentional acts...

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Columbus: Parties pick candidates to run for positions on state Senate

3:04pm Thursday, August 19, 2004

August 19, 2004 Columbus Dispatch by Lee Leonard Katherine Thomsen, who lives in the Grandview Heights area and works at Ohio News Network, will carry the Democratic flag against Republican state Sen. Steve Stivers. Thomsen was selected by the Franklin County Democratic Party to replace Melissa A. Mahoney of Dublin, who withdrew from the contest. Yesterday was the final day to slate candidates...

Op-Ed: Cities should have right to ban guns from parks

2:50pm Thursday, August 19, 2004

August 19, 2004 Port Clinton News Herald Clyde has been temporarily barred from prohibiting concealed weapons in city parks. And there is the very real possibility that the injunction could be come permanent. But something's seriously wrong here, and it appears to be up to the state legislature to correct the situation. Click on the "Read More..." link below for more. In response to a motion by...

Plain Dealer: Business as usual, even with guns

11:44am Thursday, August 19, 2004

August 19, 2004 Cleveland Plain Dealer by Christopher Montgomery Concealed-law policies cause few protests from either side Hand-wringing and speculation abounded earlier this year over the implications of Ohio's new concealed-carry gun law for businesses. If you enacted a strict policy denying entrance to gun-carrying customers, would you lose their business and invite the wrath of pro-gun...

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"Mum's the word" from Clyde officials after judge halts ban

1:11pm Wednesday, August 18, 2004

August 18, 2004 Fremont News Messenger Clyde quiet on suit By SARAH WILLIAMS Staff writer CLYDE -- City Council members made no movement regarding the city's stance to ban guns from Clyde parks, but discussed the issue in private session during their meeting Tuesday. Sandusky County Common Pleas Court Judge Harry S. Sargeant granted a temporary restraining order last week that bars the city from...

Media exception to privacy protections abused again

11:40am Wednesday, August 18, 2004

This time it's two law enforcement officers whose home addresses were obtained by the media and inappropriately published August 18, 2004 Mt. Vernon News MOUNT VERNON — A hot button, and a somewhat confusing legal issue, was brought to the local forefront last week when the home addresses of two Mount Vernon Police officers were released in a complaint that eventually found its way into the...