Guns Not a Problem in NYC Says AP Report
An AP analysis portrays New York City as rife with illegal guns despite strict laws. It notes youths obtain firearms easily, gun prices under $100, and suspects borrow or steal from New Jersey, Virginia, Florida, Ohio, and Texas sources. Metal detectors expand to more high schools under a $28 million mayoral program as police increase school patrols and appoint security coordinators. Police say loopholes limit jail time for gun violations, while straw buyers and small operators move firearms to the city.
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Kansan backs plan for House administrator role
Kansas congressman Dan Glickman and fellow Democrats revive a 1975 idea to hire a professional House administrator to oversee non legislative operations in a roughly 1.8 billion dollar annual enterprise. He argues the House functions like a city within a city and a COO could curb mismanagement, while an auditor would guard against waste and fraud.
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