Gun Law Fight by 74 Examines Federal Confiscation Fear
The American Rifleman reports that after Attorney General Richardson signaled a federal firearms draft, officials debated a possible nationwide handgun confiscation by 1983. Lawrence McWhorter and David Machow drafted proposals while data on gun use was sought from police, FBI, and ATF.
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Federal Commission
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David Machow
International Association of Chiefs of Police
FBI
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Clarence Kelley
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Sen
Kennedy
the American Rifleman
Canadian Viewpoint Encourages Americans in Tough Times
A Canadian columnist argues the United States remains the world’s most generous nation, detailing past American aid from flood control to disaster relief. He cites floods, earthquakes, and wars, questions why others gain while the US suffers now, and notes the Red Cross is broke.
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Russia
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New York Central
4-H home environment program encourages young designers
Young people across the nation engage in the 4-H home environment program supervised by the Cooperative Extension Service and funded by The S H Foundation. Participants plan and refurnish spaces using design principles to enhance beauty, health and comfort at home.
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Cooperative Extension Service
S&h Foundation, Inc
Chicago
New Electrochemical System Purifies Rural Water
Texas A&M researchers unveil an electrochemical water purification method that uses electricity and salt chlorine to remove contaminants. The system aims to bring clean water to millions without piped access and meets U S Public Health standards. Dr Jarvis Miller calls the prototype a two to three year from manufacture project with potential rural impact.
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Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas A&m University
Department of Agricultural Engineering
U.S
TAES
Jarvis E. Miller
Miller
San Antonio Symphony to Feature Contralto and Mastersingers
The San Antonio Symphony gears up for its November fourth subscription concerts. Conductor Robér Melone will lead Prokofieff’s Alexander Nevsky cantata with soloist Marvelle Cariaga. Brahms Alto Rhapsody is also on the program with performances on Nov 10 and Nov 12 at local venues.
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San Antonio Symphony
Symphony
Rober Melone
Prokofieff
Alexander Nevsky
Marvelle Cariaga
Brahms
Theater For the Performing Arts
Laurie Audi
Governor conference draws 2000 on rural development
More than 2,000 attendees gathered Tuesday October 23 for a Governor's conference on rural development. The event featured a volunteer orchestra of over 120 Master Singers noted as among the nation’s finest choruses.
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