Not-Forgotten Box drive begins with Chronicle and Salvation Army
Donors can drop gifts in The Chronicle lobby or Salvation Army at 716 Broad St. Hours are 8 am to 5 pm weekdays at The Chronicle and 9 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm Monday through Friday at the Salvation Army. Call 329-7151 to have a group photo printed, with a cutoff of December 20. The grand opening is 3 pm Monday with a brass quartet and carols. Gifts include toys, foods, turkeys, mittens, and gloves for all ages. wrapped gifts are not requested.
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Christmas gifts from Salvation Army aid father of four
White, 37, unemployed, relies on ADC and food stamps with his wife Judy. The family, aided by the Salvation Army and Not Forgotten Box, faced poverty after a 1992 fire and yearlong job searches in Cleveland, but found hope purchasing gifts for Stephen and Eileen at Elyria Corps on Broad Street.
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Brady Support Split Over National Gun Legislation
Brady from 414 says the measure won’t solve U S violence while NRA calls it a smoke screen. Sarah Brady supports it as a first step as Janet Reno attends the press event. The bill imposes a minimum five day waiting period for handgun purchases to allow background checks, expires after five years, with a planned instant check system to follow. The NRA and some conservatives oppose the waiting period, arguing for readiness of the instant check.
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Brady bill at a glance overview of gun control measures
The Brady bill establishes a five business day handgun waiting period starting 90 days after signing and lasting five years, plus national background checks using state and local records. It finances $200 million annually to modernize records, requires agencies to justify denials within 20 days, restricts interstate labeling, criminalizes firearm theft, and raises federal license fees.
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