Beasley urges moving Confederate flag from Statehouse dome
South Carolina Governor David Beasley, in a statewide address, calls for removing the Confederate battle flag from atop the Statehouse but suggests moving it to a nearby Confederate soldiers monument. He argues the flag itself harms the Old South and urges GOP support while facing criticism from Atty. Gen. Charlie Condon and Sen. Glenn McConnell.
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Massachusetts Gun Safety Rules Move via Attorney General Action
Massachusetts shifts gun safety toward consumer protection standards enacted by the attorney general, aiming to require childproofing devices and testing to prevent accidental firings. Violations carry up to 5000 dollars fines. regulators expect rules to take effect next year.
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