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Bookstores win fight to keep Feds from reviewing book purchases
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The Justice Department has agreed not to pursue subpoenas for sales records of three bookstores, including Books & Books of Coral Gables, in a move hailed as a victory for the privacy rights of book buyers.
The government sought access to the records as part of an investigation into the campaign finances of Democratic Sen. Robert Torricelli of New Jersey, according to the American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression, which assisted the bookstores in resisting the subpoenas. |
Queensland, AU: Firearm group attacks Govt over new fees
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The Australian Firearm Owners Association, says the Beattie Government is doing everything it can to make gun ownership difficult in Queensland.
"It is just a process for making it more expensive and harder for people who legitimately own firearms and of course the downside of these nitpicking policies is it will drive more and more people to search the black market for illegal firearms." |
Federal Deadline Looms For 911 Locators In Cell Phones
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The federal government wants a deadline of October 1, 2001, for cell phone manufacturers to put the technology in place so dispatchers can automatically know where you are if you use your cell phone to dial 911 in an emergency.
Major cellular service providers want the Federal Communications Commission to bend the deadline.
Some lawmakers called on the FCC to say No, insisting that the industry has had plenty of time since the government set the date in 1996. |
Queensland, AU: Children handed pistol licences
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MORE than 600 Queensland children as young as 11 are licensed to use concealable weapons and firearms including shotguns.
The number of children with access to guns has jumped almost 15% in the past three years, documents obtained by The Courier-Mail reveal.
And the number of licences being cancelled for violence and drug offences has skyrocketed, leaving questions about character checks required by legislation. |
Walk away from U.N. now, while we still can
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Three primary obstacles prevent the United Nations from having the authority it needs to control the United States: (1) permanent veto power in the U.S. Security Council; (2) independent, adequate funding; and (3) the military might to enforce its decisions.
The United States would have to agree before these obstacles could be removed... The United States should walk away from every U.N. conference, and withdraw its financial support from every U.N. institution. Immediately. |
Armed and Female by Massad Ayoob
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"Hysteria and “getting the vapors” are strictly cultural predispositioning things. There’s reason to believe that women may actually be cooler under stress than men, if they are prepared and conditioned for emergencies. Tests we did with telemetry at Lethal Force Institute during high stress crisis roleplays showed that females did not elevate their vital signs in pressure situations as rapidly as men, and their increased vital signs plateaued sooner." |
Man claims he was confronting what he thought were intruders
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Donald Giacoma told a jury Friday that he felt threatened and intimidated during a September 2000 confrontation with Eric Serpa that ended in Serpa's death.
The 23-year-old Serpa, a friend of Giacoma's nephew, was shot to death in Giacoma's back yard Sept. 16, 2000. Giacoma has admitted killing Serpa but insists he shot once in self-defense when Serpa began to choke him. |
Long-awaited submachine gun tested by Pittston special unit
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Pittston Special Investigative Unit officers were given the chance Tuesday to test the latest weapons added to the police department's arsenal. The unit recently received a German Heckler & Koch, 40-caliber submachine gun.
SIU officers are now preparing to undergo training to become certified to carry and use the firearm while on duty. Each officer must pass the qualifying course with a 75% or higher shooting average to carry a weapon within the city. |
NRA Defender Adjourns Email CARA Conference
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Dr. David Oliver inadvertently convened the e-parley when he replied to a strident rebuke of NRA's stance... He distributed his reply to Diane Alden's NRA, CARA, and the Cafe' Constitution to NRA Board members and to Alden.
Oliver's distribution list made its way to a small number of journalists and CARA opponents, who began asking questions and pleading contentions to Oliver and the distribution list. After responding for several days, Oliver called a halt. |
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