Bump Stocks in Gun Debate Spark Regulatory Push
The devices that convert semi automatic rifles into rapid fire guns were used by the Las Vegas shooter and are contested in Congress. ATF maintains 2010 ruling remains, while lawmakers weigh new rules. NRA urges targeted regulation and safety over broad bans. Senators from both parties discuss hearings and potential bills to ban bump stocks.
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Ohio gun groups oppose bump stock ban
Buckeye Firearms Association and Ohioans for Concealed Carry say a ban on bump stocks would threaten American gun rights. They warn it could create a slippery slope toward broader gun-control goals. The groups cite the Las Vegas massacre and urge lawmakers to focus on background checks instead.
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Nate Seen Spare Coastal Damage After Gulf Storm
By dawn Nate's floodwaters showed no obvious widespread damage in the city once battered by Katrina. Gov. Bryant praised cooperation to avert loss of life while emergency chief Smithson credited Katrina lessons for reduced damage. Power outages affected over 100000 across four states, with rapid restoration efforts underway.
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Chronicle staff list and editorial leadership
The Chronicle presents its editorial staff with Andrew R. Young as editor emeritus and Julie Wallace as managing editor. Kymberli Hagelberg serves as assistant managing editor, Jennifer Lyon is the news editor, and Kevin Aprile is the sports editor. Howard Gollop leads features, Bruce Bishop handles photography, with production and ad sales listed as part of the staff.
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Debate over Columbus Day pits Italian Americans against Indigenous Peoples groups
Italian American leaders urge Oberlin to pick a different day a clash of celebrations complicates New York City Columbus Day parade protests and vandalism. Activists frame Columbus legacy as tied to colonial harm while Indigenous Peoples Day gains acceptance in cities and states.
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