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Breaking Oregon
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Outrage in Medford leads to Outrage in Salem!
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Outrage in Medford! Part 2
Jackson County Sheriff Mike Winters must release the
names of concealed handgun licensees from 2006 and 2007
to the Mail Tribune, the Oregon Court of Appeals ruled
Wednesday.
A three-justice panel of the appeals court upheld a
Jackson County Circuit Court ruling that determined
Winters had no right to deny a Mail Tribune request for
copies of concealed handgun licenses because the
licenses are public records.
Continue reading this article at the
Medford Mail Tribune.
Outrage in Medford!
Hillary Clinton And The UN Arms Trade Treaty Rumor Friday, May 28, 2010 We continue to receive numerous inquiries regarding UN international treaties, and their impact on our Second Amendment rights. The latest rumor making its way around the Internet claims that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton actually signed a UN small arms treaty. Contrary to this widely circulated e-mail, Hillary Clinton has not signed any small arms treaty. She could not have done so, in fact, because no such treaty has yet been negotiated. As we noted in an update from last November, the UN Arms Trade Treaty will be drafted between now and 2012, and even if signed, would not take effect in the U.S. until it was ratified by the Senate. Please rest assured that, as we said in November, NRA will be actively involved in this process and will oppose any treaty that would attempt to impose limits on our Second Amendment rights. In the meantime, we urge gun owners to follow this issue in NRA's magazines and NRA-ILA's Grassroots Alerts. We also urge gun owners not to circulate misinformation on this issue. source - http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Federal/Read.aspx?id=5855 Breaking Washington News If budgets are bare and public safety services are cut, what’s a citizen to do?
The King County Council is
not going to
place a sales tax option on the fall ballot to raise money for a
financially-strapped public safety budget this fall, but instead
may resort to seeking a property tax hike.
Sheriff Sue Rahr, who has always struck this column as “one of
the good guys,” explains in an Op-Ed piece
in this morning’s Seattle
Times that
“without additional funding” her department will be forced to
cut 70 deputies. There will be 36 fewer deputy prosecutors to
work criminal cases. That is this year, according to Rahr and
Prosecutor Dan Satterberg. Next year will be worse. (Continue
reading article
here.)
Pierce County case has lesson for anti-gunners, and the pressThe tragedy in Pierce County last Friday night involving a sheriff’s deputy will be investigated, analyzed and discussed — as this column is about to do — from a variety of angles, and perhaps for a very long time. (Continue reading article here.) For Washington News follow Dave Workman at the Seattle Gun Rights Examiner! Just for fun!
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