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Letter to the Editor: Gun rules make people unsafe

6:49am Wednesday, January 21, 2004

01.20.2004 Lima News Once again, the powers that be in Ohio -- the governor and the highway patrol -- have missed the mark. It's about time for us to enjoy our constitutional right to bear arms in this state. My comments are directed primarily toward the concealed carrying of a firearm in a vehicle. I am led to believe the proposed idea by law enforcement is to allow a firearm to be carried...

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Gun law stirs interest

6:43am Wednesday, January 21, 2004

January 20, 2004 Marietta Times Washington County Sheriff's Office deputies are making preparations for Ohio's new concealed weapons law, which takes effect in April. Under the new law, citizens who apply for and are granted a special permit are allowed to carry concealed handguns in Ohio. The issue of concealed carry was an ongoing debate that took several drafts and several years before finally...

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Wolf in sheep's clothing releases study on Ohio

7:31am Tuesday, January 20, 2004

January 13, 2004 Dayton Daily News Six Ohio gun dealers named to national list Six Ohio gun dealers made it onto a list of the nation's top 120 stores who sold guns later used in a crime, according to a study released Monday by Americans for Gun Safety. Two of the six were two in the Cleveland area, two in Columbus, one in Akron and one in Gallipolis. At least two of them are no longer in...

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OhioCCW can't come soon enough for defenseless victims...

7:47pm Monday, January 19, 2004

AP: Where Are They? January 18, 2004 - At least 40 inmates who escaped from Ohio prisons, some decades ago, remain at large and in some cases are no longer the subject of arrest warrants, the Akron Beacon Journal reported on Sunday. The two agencies most accountable for prison escapes -- the State Highway Patrol and the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction -- can't agree on the number of...

Akron: Burglar suing officer who shot him

11:54am Monday, January 19, 2004

Jan. 16, 2004 Akron Beacon-Journal Convicted felon says he was surrendering when Akron officer fired gun Police union says suit has no merit A man shot during a break-in last January filed a lawsuit Thursday claiming the Akron police officer who opened fire had no reason to do so. In his suit in Summit County Common Pleas Court, Christopher Sample says he followed officer Jason Bailey's orders...

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As CHLs proliferate, issues arise

11:37am Monday, January 19, 2004

The following essay was published early last year at gunasandammo.com. The issues discussed are certainly things Ohioans intending to obtain their CHL should keep in mind. Carry At Your Own Risk By John Hay Rabb www.gunasandammo.com Contrary to many earlier predictions, the right to carry a concealed handgun is spreading across the country like a prairie fire. [At the time of this writing], there...

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40% of Columbus car thieves caught with ''hidden guns''

10:30am Monday, January 19, 2004

Ohio's gun ban extremists are fond of saying that they have a "right to know" if they are in the presence of someone with a gun. And so, they argue, the public should have access to the entire list of concealed carry license holders, so that they can steer clear of friends and neighbors who make the decision to take responsibility for protecting themselves and their families (also, according to a...

Toledo Blade: Oops, they printed (some of) the truth on guns

10:01am Monday, January 19, 2004

January 18, 2004 Toledo Blade Types and jail terms vary, but crime numbers alike in U.S., Canada BOWLING GREEN - Projecting two images onto a large screen, Rosemary Gartner presented the common perception of the settlers of both the American and Canadian frontiers. One drawing showed an unarmed Canadian mounted policeman, typically known as a "Mountie." The other depicted a gun-slinging cowboy. "...