TITLE

Joining the Gun Battle

AUTHOR(S)
Moore, W. John
PUB. DATE
July 1999
SOURCE
National Journal;7/24/99, Vol. 31 Issue 30, p2169
SOURCE TYPE
Periodical
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Focuses on the gun control efforts and the exemption given to the pawnbrokers in the United States. Remarks from the National Pawnbrokers Association on the debate over guns; Provisions in the Brady Law; Implication of the decrease in the gun intake at pawnshops; Opposition to the exemption of pawnbrokers by the gun control group.
ACCESSION #
2458528

Tags: GUN control;  PAWNBROKERS

 

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