World wide debate erupts over U S gun control after shootings
Editorials attack U S gun laws following the Virginia Tech massacre. Australia’s John Howard links gun culture to deaths and cites its reform after a 1996 Tasmanian spree that killed 35. Britain bans handguns and limits practice for its pistol team.
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Virginia Tech gunman warned by disturbing writings
The Virginia Tech massacre suspect Cho Seung-Hui, a 23 year old senior English major, drew alarm with violence filled writings and rambling notes. Classmates and professors reported warning signs and calls to counseling amid a bloody rampage that left 33 dead before his suicide.
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