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- Gun control issue far from one-sided. McIntyre, KathrynJ. // Business Insurance;05/31/99, Vol. 33 Issue 22, p21
Presents views of the insurance industry on the issue of stricter gun control in the United States. Position of the National Rifle Association on the issue; Comments on the selective imposition of the ban; Role of the insurance industry in gun control efforts.
- GUNFIGHTS AT THE STATE CORRALS. Twohey, Megan // National Journal;7/22/2000, Vol. 32 Issue 30, p2376
Cites several issues related to debate in the United States between gun control advocates and the National Rifle Association (NRA). Information on several bills on gun control; Efforts of the NRA to overcome gun control initiatives; Information on the liability lawsuits undertaken by cities...
- The Second Amendment's time has come. Wilson, Ted // Enterprise/Salt Lake City;08/16/99, Vol. 29 Issue 8, p18
Comments on how the National Rifle Association, legislators, gun-rights advocates and gun-control groups interpret the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution which focuses on the right of people to keep and bear arms. Arguments by the groups for their contrasting interpretations;...
- Gun laws, gun culture. // Christian Century;06/02/99, Vol. 116 Issue 17, p603
Discusses the gun control legislation in the United States. Lobbying efforts of the National Rifle Association to block the passage of the bill on gun control; Number of gun-related deaths in the country every year; Comparison of the government policy on the policy of Great Britain concerning...
- NRA ditches rifle for shotgun approach. Dodosh, Mark // Crain's Cleveland Business;07/17/2000, Vol. 21 Issue 30, p10
Comments on the direct approach employed by the National Rifle Association in expressing its opposition to legislation on gun bans in the United States. Contention that gun bans violate the rights granted by the Second Amendment of the US Constitution; Disadvantages of an unarmed civilian...
- House Gives 24 Hours For Gun-Show Checks. // Human Events;07/02/99, Vol. 55 Issue 24, p23
Reports on an amendment to the Mandatory Gun Show Background Check Act in the United States that requires gun purchasers to undergo a background check. Statement issued by the National Rifle Association; Comments from Representative John Dingell on the benefits of the amendment; Criticism of...
- Gun play. Faucheux, Ron // Campaigns & Elections (1996);Feb98, Vol. 19 Issue 1, p34
Discusses how the National Rifle Association (NRA) defeated Initiative 676 in Washington State. Provisions under the Initiative 676; Information on anti-676 campaign; Estimated amount of proponents during the petition-gathering process; Primary chore of the NRA's campaign; Example pro-676 and...
- Out Front on Arms Control. // Time;Feb1982, Vol. 119 Issue 5, p25
The article focuses on the legislation prohibiting the sale and possession of handguns in Morton Grove, Illinois. It states that the said law, which was passed by the village trustees and endorsed by a federal district court, was considered as the most rigid gun control order in the U.S. It...
- Ready, aim fire. Stone, Peter H. // National Journal;5/15/99, Vol. 31 Issue 20, p1348
Reports on the success of the National Rifle Association's lobbying efforts against the United State Senate bill that would tighten the rule for sale of firearms at gunshows. Approval of an alternative bill that allows unlicensed firearms dealer at gun shows to conduct voluntary checks of gun...
