Try the firearms archive.  Larry Cipriani's instructions follow.  By
the way, thanks for the archive Larry..

This year is the 103rd congress directory.

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This is the INDEX file for the anonymous ftp RKBA archive.
The archive site has been moved and is now at:

	godiva.nectar.cs.cmu.edu

in the directory

	/usr0/anon/pub/firearms/politics/rkba

This archive is accessible only via anonymous ftp; instructions for
anonymous ftp are at the end of this file.

An email server is available at another site, and as a result is
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the rkba email-server send:

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File: rkba82

Report of the Subcommittee on the Constitution of the Committee on
the Judiciary, United States Senate, Ninety-seventh Congress, Second
Session, February, 1982
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File: congress/102nd/HCR11

House Concurrent Resolution 11 by Mr. Crane, January 3, 1991

Expressing the sense of the Congress with respect to the right of all
Americans to keep and bear arms in defense of life or liberty and in
pursuit of all other legitimate endeavors.
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File: congress/102nd/HJR438

House Joint Resolution 438 by Mr. Major Owens, March 11, 1992

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States
repealing the Second Amendment to the Constitution; includes comments
by Owens entered into the Congressional Record.
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File: congress/102nd/HR1133

House Bill 1133 by Mr. Goodling, February 27, 1991

To amend title 18, United States Code, to prohibit transfer of firearm to,
or possession of a firearm by, a person convicted of a drug crime, and to
provide enhanced penalties for possession of a firearm during a drug crime.
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File: congress/102nd/HR1354

House Bill 1354 by Mr. Scheuer, March 7, 1991

To end the use of steel jaw leghold traps on animals in the United States.
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File: congress/102nd/HR1412

House Bill 1412 by Mr. Staggers, March 13, 1991

To amend title 18, United States Code, to provide for the establishment
of a national hotline which a Federal Firearms licensee may contact to
learn if receipt of a handgun by a prospective transferee is prohibited,
and to require such a licensee to contact the hotline before the transfer
of a handgun to a nonlicensee.
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File: congress/102nd/HR1559

House Bill 1559 by Mr. Gibbons, March 21, 1991

To prohibit the importation of semiautomatic assault weapons, large
capacity ammunition feeding devices, and certain accessories.
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File: congress/102nd/HR1770

House Bill 1770 by Mr. Smith of Florida, April 15, 1991

To amend title 18, United States Code, to prohibit certain handguns
which are unsuitable for lawful sporting purposes.
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File: congress/102nd/HR19

House Bill 19 by Mr. Hughes January 3, 1991

To prohibit the possession, transfer, and certain exports of restricted
weapons, the manufacture of firearms capable of accepting a silencer or
bayonet without alteration, and the possession and transfer of large
capacity ammunition feeding devices, and for other purposes.
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File: congress/102nd/HR282

House Bill 282 by Mrs. Collins, January 3, 1991

To provide for the mandatory registration of handguns.
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File: congress/102nd/HR2922

House Bill 2922 by Mr. Cardin, July 17, 1991

To amend the Public Health Service Act to establish an entitlement of
States
and certain political subdivisions of States to receive grants for the
abatement of health hazards associated with lead-based paint, and to amend
the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to impose an excise tax and establish a
trust fund to satisfy the Federal obligations arising from such
entitlement.

[This bill would impose upto a $0.75/pound tax on all new lead, and
$0.37/pound tax on recycled lead.]
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File: congress/102nd/HR318

House Bill 318 by Mr. Dornan, January 3, 1991

To amend the Animal Welfare Act to prohibit dog racing and dog training
involving the use of live animals as visual lure and to make such Act
applicable to facilities that are used for dog racing or dog race training.
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File: congress/102nd/HR3371

House Bill 3371

"The Violent Crime Prevention Act of 1991"
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File: congress/102nd/HR371

House Bill 371 by Mr. Marlenee, January 3, 1991

To protect persons engaged in a lawful hunt within a national forest;
establishing an administrative civil remedy against individuals or groups
intentionally obstructing, impeding, or interfering with the conduct of a
lawful hunt; and for other purposes.
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File: congress/101st/HR4079

House Bill 4079 by Mr. Gingrich, February 22, 1990

To provide swift and certain punishment for criminals in order
to deter violent crime and rid America of illegal drug use.
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File: congress/102nd/HR436

House Bill 436 by Mr. Weiss, January 3, 1991

To prohibit the manufacture, transfer, or importation of .25 caliber
and .32 caliber ammunition.
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File: congress/102nd/HR465

House Bill 465 by Mr. Rangel, January 7, 1991

To prohibit certain exports of fully automatic or semiautomatic
assault weapons.
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File: congress/102nd/HR4897

House Bill 4897 by Mr. Cunningham, April 9, 1992

To amend title I of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968
to deny grant funds to States unless law enforcement officers are permitted
to carry concealed firearms.
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File: congress/102nd/HR5633

House Bill 5633 by Mr. Schumer, July 21, 1992

To amend title 18, United States Code, to expand the scope of the multiple
firearms sales reporting requirement, and to require that persons comply
with State and local firearms licensing laws before receiving a Federal
license to deal in firearms.
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File: congress/102nd/HR5807

House Bill 5807 by Mr. Schumer, August 10, 1992

To impose criminal penalties upon the failure of a Federal firearms
licensee to report to appropriate authorities the loss or theft of a
firearm from the inventory or collection of the licensee.
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File: congress/102nd/HR7

House Bill 7 by Mr. Feighan

To require a waiting period before the purchase of a handgun;
also known as "The Brady Bill"
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File: congress/102nd/HR750

House Bill 750 by Mr. Russo, January 30, 1991

To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to provide that the excise tax
on handguns will be transferred to a trust fund to be used for purposes of
providing compensation to victims of crime, and for other purposes.
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File: congress/102nd/S214

Senate Bill 214 by Mr. Hatch, January 15, 1991

To provide procedures for calling Federal constitutional
conventions under article V for the purpose of proposing
amendments to the United States Constitution.
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File: congress/102nd/S2304

Senate Bill 2304 by Mr. Lautenberg, March 3, 1992

To amend title 18, United States Code, to permanently prohibit the
possession of firearms by persons who have been convicted of a violent
felony, and for other purposes.
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File: congress/102nd/S257

Senate Bill 257

To require a waiting period before the purchase of a handgun.
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File: congress/102nd/S2813

Senate Bill 2813 by Mr. Gore, June 4, 1992

To establish in the Government Printing Office an electronic
gateway to provide public access to a wide range of Federal
databases containing public information stored electronically.
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File: congress/102nd/S2913

Senate Bill 2913 by Mr. Chafee, June 30 1992

To prohibit the manufacture, importation, exportation, sale,
purchase, transfer, receipt, possession, or transportation of
handguns and ammunition, with certain exceptions.
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File: congress/102nd/S3282

Senate Bill 3282 by Mr. Mitchell, September 28 1992

To amend title 18, United States Code, to require a waiting period
before the purchase of a handgun.
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File: congress/101st/S386

Senate Bill 386 by Mr. Metzenbaum, February 8, 1989

To control the sale and use of assault weapons.
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File: congress/102nd/S51

Senate Bill 51 by Mr. Moynihan, January 14, 1991

To prohibit the manufacture, transfer, or importation of .25 caliber
and .32 caliber and 9 millimeter ammunition.
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File: congress/102nd/S634

Senate Bill 634 by Mr. Symms, March 13, 1991

To amend chapter 44, title 18, United States Code, to provide clarification
of limitations on controls of firearms, and to prohibit the use of Federal
funds to political subdivisions which implement certain gun control ordi-
nances.
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File: congress/101st/S747

Senate Bill 747 by Mr. DeConcini,

To amend chapter 44 of title 18, United States Code, regarding
assault weapons.
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File: congress/102nd/S789

Senate Bill 789, by Mr. Moynihan, April 9, 1991

To prohibit the importation of semiautomatic assault weapons, large
capacity ammunition feeding devices, and certain accessories.
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File: congress/102nd/S892

Senate Bill 892, By Mr. Metzenbaum, April 23, 1991

To amend title 15, United States Code, to authorize the Consumer Product
Safety Commission to regulate the risk of injury associated with firearms.
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File: congress/102nd/S918

Senate Bill 918, by Mr. Packwood, April 24, 1991

The amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to exempt small manufacturers,
producers, and importers from the firearms excise tax.
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File: congress/103rd/HCR3

House Concurrent Resolution 3, by Mr. Crane, January 5, 1993
Expressing the sense of the Congress with respect to the right of all
Americans to keep and bear arms in defense of life or liberty and in the
pursuit of all other legitimate endeavors.
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File: congress/103rd/HJR81

House Joint Resolution, by Mr. Owens, January 27, 1993
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States
repealing the Second Amendment to the Constitution.
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File: congress/103rd/HR277

House Bill 277, by Mr. Mazolli, January 5, 1993

To amend title 18, United States Code, to require a waiting period
before the purchase of a handgun.
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File: congress/103rd/HR544

House Bill 544, by Mr. Torricelli, January 21, 1993

To amend title 18, United States Code, to prohibit the transfer of 2 or
more handguns to an individual in any 30-day period.
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File: congress/103rd/HR661

House Bill 661, by Mrs. Collins, January 27, 1993

To provide for the manufacturer, importer, or dealer of a handgun or an
assault weapon to be held strictly liable for damages that result from the
use of the handgun or assault weapon.
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File: congress/103rd/HR737

House Bill 737, by Mr. REYNOLDS, February 2, 1993

To provide for the manufacturer or importer of a handgun or an assault
weapon to be held strictly liable for damages that result from the use
of the handgun or assault weapon, and to amend the Internal Revenue
Code of 1986 to increase the excise tax on firearms and use a portion
of the revenues from such tax to assist hospitals in urban areas to
provide medical care to gunshot victims who are not covered under any
health
plan.
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File: congress/103rd/HR1025

House Bill 1025, by Mr. Schumer, February 22, 1993

To provide for a waiting period before the purchase of a hadgun,
and for the establishment of a national instant criminal
background check system to be contacted by firearms dealers
before the transfer of any firearm.
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File: congress/103rd/S108

Senate Bill 108, by Mr. Moynihan, January 21, 1993

To prohibit the importation of semiautomatic assault weapons, large
capacity ammunition feeding devices, and certain accessories.
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File: congress/103rd/S109

Senate Bill 109, by Mr. Moynihan, January 21, 1993

To amend section 923 of title 18, United States Code, to require the
keeping
of records with respect to dispositions of ammunition, and to require a
study
of the use and possible regulation of sales of ammunition.
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File: congress/103rd/S178

Senate Bill 178, by Mr. Moynihan, January 21, 1993

To amend chapter 44 of title 18, United States Code, to prohibit the
manufacture, transfer, or importation of .25 caliber and .32 caliber
and 9 millimeter ammunition.
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File: congress/103rd/S179

Senate Bill 179, by Mr. Moynihan, January 21, 1993

To tax 9 millimeter, .25 caliber, and .32 caliber bullets.
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File: congress/103rd/S376

Senate Bill 376, by Mr. Lautenberg, February 16, 1993

To prohibit the transfer of 2 or more handguns to an individual in any
30-day period.
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File: congress/103rd/S414

Senate Bill 414, by Mr. Metzenbaum, February 24, 1993

To amend title 18, United States Code, to require a waiting period
before the purchase of a handgun.
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File: gun-free-zones

Text of the GUN FREE SCHOOL ZONES ACT OF 1990 from PUBLIC LAW 101-647
NOV. 29, 1990
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File: aclu

A collection of articles on the ACLU's position on gun control.
Included is ACLU Policy Statement #47 which gives the ACLU interpretation
of the Second Amendment.
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File: dcm-info

A collection of articles explaining the Civilian Marksmanship Program.
In other words, "Why does the United States Department of Defense sell
battle rifles to civilians ? "
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File: dial911

"Dial 911 and Die!"  By Aaron Zelman and Jay Simkin of Jews for the
Preservation of Firearms Ownership (JPFO)
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File: fija-info

The Fully Informed Jury Amendment, and what it means to gun owners
and the right to keep and bear arms.
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File: whitemanslaw

White Man's Law by William R. Tonso, from the December 1985
Reason magazine
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File: jefferson

The First Inaugural Address of Thomas Jefferson, 2nd president of the
United States.
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File: jewishistory

Jewish History Rufutes Gun Control Activists, by Elliot Rothenberg
from the February 1988 *American Rifleman*.
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File: law-abiding

The Law-Abiding Gun Owner as Domestic and Acquaintance Murderer
from "Guns, Murders, and the Constitution: A Realistic Assessment of
Gun Control," by Don B. Kates, February, 1990, pp.45-49.
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File: second-ideology

"The Second Amendment and the Ideology of Self-Protection" by
Don B. Kates, Jr.  Reprinted from CONSTITUTIONAL COMMENTARY,
Vol. 9. No. 1. Winter 1992, (c) 1992 by Constitutional Commentary,

Kates puts the Second Amendment and philosophies of self-protection
into a historical perspective
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File: new-understa

Toward a New Understanding of the Second Amendment, by David T. Hardy
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File: to-bear-arms

"To Bear Arms for Self Defense: Our Second Amendment Heritage" by
Stephen P. Halbrook.
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File: no-treason

No Treason, The Constitution of No Authority by Lysander Spooner
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File: resistance

Excerpts from the study "Crime Control Through the Use of Armed Force",
by Associate Professor Dr. Gary Kleck, Florida State University School
of Criminology, published in the February 1988 issue of SOCIAL PROBLEMS.
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File: waitper-qna

Waiting Period -- Questions and Answers by Handgun Control, Inc. (HCI)
and Citizens for Safe Government (CSG)
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File: warsaw

"The Warsaw Ghetto; 10 Handguns Against Tyranny",
by Dr. David I Caplan from February, 1988 American Rifleman.
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File: wethepeople

Supreme Court interpretations of the Second Amendment.
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File: sc-ftp

How to retreive Supreme Court decisions via anonymous ftp.
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File: alternative-policy

ALTERNATIVE POLICY FUTURES by Franklin E. Zimring
from THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE.
Volume 455, May 1981; published by The American Academy of Political
and Social Science; 1981.
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File: embarassing.2nd.amendment

The Embarassing Second Amendment by Sanford Levinson, Yale Law Journal
Volume 99, pp 637-659 (1989)
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File: nra800

Phone numbers for the NRA, many are toll-free 800 numbers
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File: nradrugs

A collection of articles on the NRA's position on the War on Drugs.
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File: fl-aw-part1

Florida A.W. Commission - Exec Summary Part 1,
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File: fl-aw-part2

Florida A.W. Commission - Exec Summary Part 2,
STOCKTON -- THE FACTS  by Martin L. Fackler, MD
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File: iwba

Information about the International Wound Ballistics Association,
Martin Fackler, president
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File: gunshyjudges

Gun-Shy Judges by Jacob Sullum, from the May 1991 issue of Reason Magazine
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File: heatofmoment

In the Heat of the Moment, By James D. Wright
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File: racist-soil

Article "Gun Control Sprouts from Racist Soil." by Roy Innis,
from the Wall Street Journal 11/21/91
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File: core-policy

"Bearing Arms for Self-Defense -- A Human and Civil Right" by
Roy Innis, National Chairman, Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
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File: righttobear

The Right to Bear Arms By Sanford Levinson from the
Daily News, Ft Walton Beach, FL.  (1991)
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File: rock-island

United States of America v. Rock Island Armory, US District Court for
the Central District of IL; the court ruled that making a post '86
machine gun is not illegal -- believe it or not.
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File: dalton

United States of America v. John William Dalton, US Court of Appeals,
Tenth Circuit, 91-1149; the court ruled that owning or transferring
a post '86 machine gun is not punishable under the NFA -- believe it
or not.
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File: waitdanger

Why Gun Waiting Periods Threaten Public Safety By David B. Kopel,
March 25, 1991
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File: aw-qna

Assault Weapon Questions & Answers
by Handgun Control, Inc. and Citizens for Safe Government (CSG)
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File: ccw-survey

A state by state survey of Carrying Concealed Weapons laws.
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File: us-vs-miller

United States vs. Miller et al., Appeal from the District Court of the
United States for the Western District of Arkansas.

Argued March 30, 1939 -- Decided May 15, 1939
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File: presser

The history of Presser v Illinois is a fascinating exercise of how
politically based decisions on our Constitutional rights have come back
to haunt us.
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File: cia-ncbh

A column by Neal Knox presenting evidence that former CIA agent
Edwin O. Welles played a major role in founding HCI and NCBH.
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File: conphone

A list of voice and fax phone number for representatives and senators.
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File: billofrights

The first 10 articles of amendment to the United States Constitution.
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File: constitution

The Constitution of the United States of America
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File: decl-of-indp

The Declaration of Independence
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File: dont-wait

"Criminals Don't Wait -- Why Should You ?" from the NRA.  Exposes the
fraudulent arguments made for waiting periods.
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File: external

Positive Externalities of Gun Ownership, by John Kell, from
"The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, October 1991 "
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File: english-hist

Firearms Legislation in Great Britain, by Jan A. Stevenson
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File: simkin

"Control Criminals, Not Guns" by Jay Edward Simkin found in the
March, 25 1991 [or '92?] Wall Street Journal:
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File: unabridged

The Unabridged Second Amendment, by J. Neil Schulman

An interview with Roy Copperud, retired professor of journalism at
USC and author of "American Usage and Style: The Consensus".  Copperud
offers his professional opinion on the meaning of the Second Amendment.
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File: uzitruth

A letter from J. Harper Wilson, Director FBI Uniform Crime Reporting
Program to Paul H. Blackman, Research Coordinator of the NRA stating
that only one police officer, of Puerto Rico, was shot and killed with
a semi-automatic 9mm Model A Uzi.
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File: maketheirday

"How to Make Their Day" by Don B. Kates Jr. and Patricia Terrell Harris
in the National Review, October 21, 1991

Kates and Harris debunk several myths about firearms, criminals, and
violence.
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File: two-myths

Two myths of gun control from "Point Blank: Guns and Violence in
America" by Gary Kleck.
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File: aw-not-problem

"Assault Weapons Aren't the Problem", by Gary Kleck, published in
The New York Times Tuesday, September 1, 1992
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File: oregon-study

1990 Oregon Study of Retail Firearm Sales and CHL Licensing
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File: children

Fighting for Children's Hearts and Minds by Robert Pew, American
Rifleman - April 1992

Discusses how HCI and it's Center to Prevent Handgun Violence
have set out to use public schools as forums for their anti-gun
propaganda.
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File: gunssputter

"Guns and Sputter" by James D. Wright, from July 1989 issue of REASON.
Wright exposes the flaws in the New England Journal of Medicine study
comparing the homicide rates of Seattle and Vancouver.
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File: nejm-info

A collection of articles and information on the New England Journal of
Medicine Vancouver/Seattle handgun crime comparison study.

See also the file gunssputter, authored by James Wright.
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File: dcstudy.1

The New England Journal of Medicine. 1991 Dec 5. 325 (23).
pp 1647-1650.
Editorials: Firearms And The Killing Threshold.
Kassirer-Jerome-P.
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File: dcstudy.2

The New England Journal of Medicine. 1991 Dec 5. 325 (23).
pp 1615-1620.
Special Article: Effects Of Restrictive Licensing Of
Handguns On Homicide And Suicide In The District Of Columbia.
Loftin-Colin.  McDowall-David.  Wiersema-Brian.  Cottey-Talbert-J.
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File: nejm-editorial

The New England Journal of Medicine. 1988 Nov 10. 319 (19).
pp 1283-1285.
Editorial: Firearm Injuries: A Call For Science.
Mercy-James-A. Houk-Vernon-N.
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File: nejm-letters

The New England Journal of Medicine. 1989 May 4. 320 (18).
pp 1214-1217.
Correspondence: Handgun Regulations, Crime, Assaults, And
Homicide: A Tale Of Two Cities.
Blackman-Paul-H. Hagen-Tim.  Morris-David-C.
Stolinsky-David-C. Tirer-Samuel.  Gryder-John-W.
Kuziak-John-D. Sloan-John-H. Kellerman-Arthur-L-Kellermann.
Rivara-Fred-P. Koepsell-Thomas.  Reay-Donald-T.
LoGerfo-James-P. Rice-Charles.  Ferris-James-A. Gray-Laurel-
A. Mercy-James-A. Houk-Vernon-N.
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File: suicide.1

The New England Journal of Medicine. 1990 Feb 8. 322 (6).
pp 369-373.
Special Article: Firearm Regulations And Rates Of Suicide:
A Comparison of Two Metropolitan Areas.
Sloan-John-Henry.  Rivara-Frederick-P. Reay-Donald-T.
Ferris-James-A-J. Kellermann-Arthur-L.
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File: suicide.2

The New England Journal of Medicine. 1990 Jul 12. 323 (2).
p 137.
Correspondence: Firearm Regulations and Rates of Suicide.
Blackman-Paul-H. Sloan-John-Henry.  Rivara-Frederick-P.
Kellermann-Arthur.
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File: totc

The New England Journal of Medicine. 1988 Nov 10. 319 (19).
pp 1256-1262.
Special Article: Handgun Regulations, Crime, Assaults, And
Homicide: A Tale of Two Cities.
Sloan-John-Henry.  Kellermann-Arthur-L. Reay-Donald-T.
Ferris-James-A. Koepsell-Thomas.  Rivara-Frederick-P.
Rice-Charles.  Gray-Laurel.  LoGerfo-James.
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File: nra.cdc

An open letter from Paul H. Blackman, of NRA to the Director, Office
of Scientific Integrity Review, U.S. Public Health Service, detailing
why they should evaluate the integrity and competency of firearms research
conducted by and for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
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File: RKBA.000

What the RKBA.nnn files are all about.

The RKBA.nnn series are set of small (60-100 lines typically) postings
that address common questions and myths about all aspects of firearms.
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File: RKBA.001

Accidental deaths by firearms and by other means.
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FILE: RKBA.002

Declining trend of accidental deaths by firearms
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File: RKBA.003

Homicide per capita in the US
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File: RKBA.004

Children and firearms
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File: RKBA.008

Annual firearm manufacture in the United States
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File: RKBA.010

Declaration of Independence
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File: RKBA.013

Trend in weapons use for robberies (1974-86)
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File: RKBA.014

Reasons for homicide and non-negligent manslaughter
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File: RKBA.015

Are firearms a leading cause of death of children?
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File: RKBA.016

Is the United States the most violent nation?
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File: RKBA.999

Complete list of all sources used for the RKBA.nnn series.
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File: cox-study

Analysis of the Cox Atlanta Journal Constitution, 21 May 1989 article
on Assault Weapons, by James J. Baker of NRA-ILA, before the Select
Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control, U.S. House of Representatives.
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File: feder11.txt

The Federalist Papers, as transcribed by Project Gutenberg 1.1
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File: great-quotes

Thomas Jefferson quotes and more ...
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File: civilian

Civilian Possession of Military Firearms, by Richard A. I. Munday,
from the January/February 1988 issue of the UK Handgunner.
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File: good-go-bad

"When Good, Law-Abiding Citizens Go Bad", from UK Handgunner No. 46
Jan-Feb 1989.  Discusses how the rate of compliance of gun control
laws is always very low, even among otherwise law abiding citizens.

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File: tory-national-socialism

"Tory National Socialism", by Richard A.I. Munday, UK Handgunner,
Jul-Aug 86.  Discusses the gun control leanings of socialists of
the right.
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File: the-big-lie

" Gun Grabbers vs. Assault Rifles: The Big Lie" by Neal Knox,

Semi-auto military-styled "assault" rifles are not now nor have they
ever been a threat to society. These facts have been determined by
the government - but never released to the public!
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File: ff-47

"The Founding Fathers and the AK-47", by Sue Wimmershoff-Caplan
Discuss the question if the Founding Fathers would have approved of
the AK-47 for civilian ownership.
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File: hcikkk

"Handgun Control, Inc., & the KKK" by David Kopel, from the Oct 91
issue of Gun World magazine.  Discusses the parallels in the hate
campaigns of the Ku Klux Klan and Handgun Control, Inc.
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File: rkba-orgs

A list of organizations devoted to the preservation of the Second
Amendment.
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File: victoria

"The Gun Law Handbook" for the state of Victoria, Australia (Oct 1988).
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File: nra-purposes

A summary of the NRA's purposes and objectives, and positions on some
gun control issues.
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File: ktw

A collection of articles relating to teflon coated, armor piercing
bullets.
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File: thompsoncenter

The Supreme Court decision in the case:

United States of America v. Thompson/Center Arms Co.
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File: DMN_Gratia_CCP

"Concealed weapons can prevent tragedies like Killeen's" by
Dr. Suzanna Gratia in the Dallas Morning News, Sunday April
29th, 1992
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File: Knox_AW_lies

Neal Knox on how military style semi-auto's are not a threat
to public safety, how they are not fundamentally different
than ordinary hunting weapons, and how the gun grabbers are
exploiting the bad image this class of weapons has to enact
further gun control.
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File: WSJ_Crimestrik

"The NRA Mounts a Militant Campaign Taking Aim at Criminal-Justice
System" by Alix M. Freedman staff reporter of The Wall Street Journal.
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File: med-media

"Gun Prohibition in the Medical Literature - Telling the Truth?" by
Edgar A. Suter, MD ; discusses anti-gun bias in medical journals.
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File: toy-guns

"Court Psychologist Says Toy Guns Are Good For Children" from Gun Week,
1989.

Glen David Skoler, court psychologist for the Arlington County, VA,
claims "toys of violence" -- including toy guns are, in fact, good
for children.
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File: awca89-appeal

Text of the 9th Circuit court of Appeals in the Fresno Rifle and Pistol
Club challenge to California's Roberti-Roos Assault Weapon Control Act
of 1989.
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File: lp92-rkba

The right to keep and bear arms plank of the 1992 National Platform of
the Libertarian Party.

And a reproduction of the Libertarian Party brochure
"Responsible Gun Ownership: Equal Rights for America's Gun Owners"

The entire 1992 National Platform of the LP is available via anonymous
ftp on think.com in the file /pub/libernet/LP/libertarian-platform-1992
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File: let-july91

An article from the July/August 1991 issue of Law Enforcement Technology
with a survey of police officers on their views of gun control.
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File: nacp-poll

A study conducted by the National Association of the Chiefs of
Police (NACP) through its American Law Enforcement Survey for 1989,
in which 16,259 chiefs of police, sheriffs and law-enforcement command
personnel were polled with a list of 30 questions, it was determined
the overwhelming majority of officers support the right of private
arms ownership, and agreed that gun bans had little effect on crime.
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File: hci-advert

A example of the propaganda used by HCI in soliciting contributions.
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File: hci-transcript

A transcription of the HCI video tape "America Needs a National
Handgun Control Policy"
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File: gartner

Michael Gartner, president of NBC News, calls for a ban on handguns
in this USA TODAY Thursday January 16th 1992 editorial.
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File: nra-lp

A resolution passed by the voting membership of the NRA at its national
convention in Anaheim, CA stating the NRA will support third party
candidates.
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File: cooley

Thomas M. Cooley, LL.D., General Principles of Constitutional Law in
the United States of America, 298-299 (3rd ed. 1898), a leading
constitutional commentator discussed the rights protected by the Second
Amendment:
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File: kilpatrick

"Gun Law Might Curb Rising Murder Rate" by James Kilpatrick, St. Louis
Post-Dispatch Tuesday June 23, 1992.  Kilpatrick expresses support for
a national firearms law as proposed by C. Everett Koop, that is, a
requirement that gun owners pass a competency test, among other things.
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File: vanity-fair

A summary of the 10 page article on Jim and Sarah Brady which appeared
in the January '91 issue of Vanity Fair Magazine.

Question: "Was it true you wanted to get a gun to protect
	yourself against Hinckley?"

Answer Jim brady: "I had a gun"
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File: goldwin

"Gun Control Is Constitutional," by Robert A. Goldwin from the
Wall Street Journal edtorial page, Thrusday, December 12, 1991
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File: anniston

Two articles on a murder averted in Anniston, Alabama by a man
with a CCW permit.  The importance of this event is that it closely
followed the murders by Hennard in Texas, but the media did not
cover Anniston.
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File: staggers-brady

A survey of public support for the Staggers Instant Background
Check and the Brady Waiting Period.  The basic finding is that
once the public understands the advantages of the instant background
check vs. the problems with the Brady waiting period support for
the Brady waiting period diminishes greatly.
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File: brady-vote

How Congress voted on the Staggers Instant Background Check and
the Brady Waiting period.
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File: vs-vote

How Congress voted on the Volkmer-Sensenbrenner Amendment to
strike the new gun control sections from the administration
crime bill.
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File: dc-vote

How the U.S. Senate voted on S. 2113, the repeal of the District
of Columbia's anti-gun strict liability law.
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File: covey

"Gun Control: Trying the Facts,  Weighing the Values" A monograph based
on "Crime, Inequality, Guns, & Equity" by Preston K. Covey, Ph.D.,
Director Center for the Advancement of Applied Ethics, Carnegie Mellon
University.

Addresses the desirability of gun bans: ethical aspects, equity issues,
and other values at stake in the management of mortal risks, deadly
force and its instruments.
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File: assays-of-bias

"Assays of Bias on the Second Amendment: The Media Elite" by
Preston K. Covey, Director Center for the Advancement of Applied
Ethics [excerpts from a longer monograph]
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File: cleveland

A critique of:

ACCIDENTAL FIREARM FATALITIES IN A METROPOLITAN COUNTY (1958-1973)
Rushforth, Hirsch, Ford, and Adelson
American Journal of Epidemiology #100, 1974, pp. 499-505.

This is THE study that lies at the heart of the gun control
claim that owning a firearm for self-defense is too dangerous.
The claims that a defensive gun is X (=6 in this study)
times more likely to be used against an innocent person than
in lawful self-defense originated with this report in 1974.

by Robert I. Kesten
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File: tiananmen-lessons

"LESSONS FROM TIANANMEN SQUARE" by Neal Knox reprinted from
Guns & Ammo, September 1989

Why the Second Amendment is so important, even in todays more
"progressive" era.  Included is a description of the 1932
Bonus March in Washington, DC in which Gen. Douglas MacArthur
opposed unemployed WWI veterans lobbying for the government to
immediately pay their promised Veteran's Bonus.
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File: forward-trace

"California FFL Dealer Defies "Forward Trace"" by Neal Talbot in
The New Gun Week, March 1, 1991.

Details how the BATF bullies FFL holders into giving BATF copies
of 4473's in violation of federal law.
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File: justice-stats

"Handgun Crime Victims", by Michael R. Rand, Bureau of Justice Statistics
Statistician, U.S. Department of Justice.

This Bureau of Justice Statistics Special Report describes the key findings
from an analysis of handgun crimes reported in the National Crime Survey
for 1979-87.  It describes the victims of hand-gun [sic] crime, how the
handgun was used during the crime, and the nature and extent of handgun
crime injury.  It also provides information on handgun offenders, the
location of handgun crimes, and whether the crime was reported to the
police.
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File: chafee

Included are:

1) Transcript of press conference with Senator John Chafee, and former
Supreme Court justice Warren Burger on S. 2913, Chafee's, handgun ban.
Also speaking was Vernon Jordan, former member of the Jimmy Carter
White House; Mayor Sharon Pratt Kelly; Michael Beard of National
Coalition to Stop Gun Violence; Michael Casserly (executive director,
Council of the Great City Schools); Dr. Carden Johnston representing
the American Academy of Pediatrics;

2) An article by Neal Knox in which he describes how Sarah Brady kicked
out HCI president Charles Orasin because of a disagreement on Chafee's
handgun ban.

3) An article on Burger's support for S. 2913.

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File: alarmist-view

"Gun Registration: An 'Alarmist' View" by Jon vanWormer; reprinted
from the December 1985 Guns & Ammo.  How an rkba moderate became a
radical.
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File: fackler-papers

A list of articles by "Col. Martin L. Fackler, M.D., F.A.C.S."
Wound Ballistics Lab, and where to write for copies of them.
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File: gun-war

"THE GREAT AMERICAN GUN WAR" by Barry Bruce-Briggs,
_The_Public_Interest_  No. 45, Fall 1976, pp 37-62
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File: george-will

"Repeal Second Amendment and Save Lives", by George Will
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File: reeves

"Drastic Steps to End the War at Home" by Richard Reeves, no date
nor publication available; placed in rkba archive 9/2/92

"Studies _Prove_ Gun Control Works" by Richard Reeves, from the
Kansas City Star, 9/28/92.
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File: canada-ban-list

A reproduction of a brochure from the Canadian Department of Justice
listing newly prohibited and restricted firearms (as of June 1992).

Also included is the "point system" used to determine if a firearm
should be reviewed for possible banning.
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File: copkiller

Lyrics to the rock song "Cop Killer" by Ice-T on the album Body Count.
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File: cva.1

A letter from the California Voters Alliance, asking for support in
their effort to defeat anti-gun California Assemblyman Terry Friedman,
co-author of California's waiting period law for rifles and shotguns.
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File: astrology

"CRIMINOLOGY'S ASTROLOGY: The CDC Approach to Public Health Research
on Firearms and Violence" by PAUL H. BLACKMAN, Ph.D., Institute for
Legislative Action, National Rifle Association, 1990

A paper presented at the annual meetings of the American Society of
Criminology, Baltimore, Maryland, November 7-10
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File: aw-panic

The Assault Weapon Panic: "Political Correctness" Takes Aim,
at the Constitution, by Eric Morgan and David Kopel

Published by The Independence Institute, October 10, 1991
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File: state-rkba

A collection of RKBA provisions from State constitutions.
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File: too-late

Chapter 13 "But then it was too Late" of "THEY THOUGHT THEY WERE
FREE: The Germans, 1933 - 1945", by: Milton Mayer, University of
Chicago Press
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File: militia-code

The legal definition of the militia of the United States of America
taken from:

United Stated Code (USC), TITLE 10, Section 311 and Section 312.
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File: legal-mg-crime

Report No. 32 of the Firearms Coalition of Silver Spring, MD. 11/29/89
by Neal Knox.  Knox reports that a legally registered machine gun was
used in a drug hit.  Subsequent reports said charges were dropped for
lack of evidence.
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File: hci-cash

HCI donation records to US Senators and Congressmen.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: paulreverenet

Information about the "Paul Revere Net", a network of 2nd Amendment
Bulletin Boards

The Paul Revere Network (PRN) is a coast-to-coast network of
committed grass-roots gun rights activists who rely upon computer
bulletin board systems for their primary mode of communication.
Leroy Pyle (NRA Director and 27-year San Jose police veteran)
is Founder and Director of the PRN.  Based in San Jose, CA,
Pyle's BBS (1:143/223) currently hubs all network message
traffic.
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File: gun-talk

Information about the NRA-ILA Bulletin Board "Gun Talk"
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: congressgrades

A grading of congressmen based their votes on 1) the Brady Bill
(HR7), 2) Staggers (HR1412) and 3) the Volkmer-Sensenbrenner amendment
to strike the anti-gun provisions from the house crime bill (HR3371).
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File: lawmaster

"FEDS TRASH LAW-ABIDING GUN OWNER'S HOME", NRA official journal March
1992, by Richard E. Gardiner.  Details how the BATF raided the home of
Johnny Lawmaster in search of a non-existent unregistered M-16 auto-sear.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: point-blank

The concluding chapter to "Point Blank" by Gary Kleck.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: purdy-rapsheet

Patrick Purdy's criminal record.
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File: progundocs

Statement of purpose and contact information for "Doctors for Integrity
in Research & Public Policy"
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File: orlando

A summary of the effects of the highly publicized Orlando training
program in which over 6000 women were trained in basic pistol
marksmanship and the law of self-defense.
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File: form4signoff

A letter from Wayne Miller, Chief National Firearms Act Branch of
BATF stating that local law enforcement signoff on the ATF Form 4,
application for Taxpaid Transfer and Registration of Firearm [i.e.,
machine gun], is completely discretionary.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: badlands.txt

New Zealand Firearms Control by Robert Badlands.

A paper presented at a conference on Gun Control held at Melbourne
University-Union Theatre 27-28 August 1988.  The conference was
sponsored by the Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: danto.txt

Issues Regarding Gun Control in America by Bruce L. Danto

A paper was presented at a conference on Gun Control held at Melbourne
University-Union Theatre 27-28 August 1988.  The conference was
sponsored by the Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia.
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File: fine.txt

Impediments to the Purposeful Reform of (Australian) Firearms Laws by J. D.
Fine

A paper presented at a conference on Gun Control held at Melbourne
University-Union Theatre 27-28 August 1988.  The conference was
sponsored by the Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: greenwd.txt

Untitled paper by Colin Greenwood

A paper presented at a conference on Gun Control held at Melbourne
University-Union Theatre 27-28 August 1988.  The conference was
sponsored by the Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia.
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File: kates.txt

Gun Control: Recent Research on the American Experience by Don B. Kates,
Jr.

A paper presented at a conference on Gun Control held at Melbourne
University-Union Theatre 27-28 August 1988.  The conference was
sponsored by the Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: marsden.txt

Gun Control: A Banker's Perspective, by ??? Marsden

A paper presented at a conference on Gun Control held at Melbourne
University-Union Theatre 27-28 August 1988.  The conference was
sponsored by the Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia.

Note, this paper is almost impossible to read currently as the original
would not scan well.  A more readable copy will be supplied later.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: backdoor

Back Door Gun Control by Peter Alan Kasler from the January 1993
issue of American Survival Guide magazine.

Kasler discusses four examples of innocent people whose firearms
are confiscated, and/or charged with a crime when none was committed,
as examples of how gun control is implemented in the real world.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: armed-citizen

"The Armed Citizen" feature from "The American Rifleman" and "The
American Hunter"; these stories show how firearms are indeed useful
for self-defense.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: botsford

The Case Against Gun Control by David Botsford
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File: academia-bias

"Fighting Anti-Gun Bias in Academia -- an article downloaded from the
NRA-ILA BBS "Gun Talk"
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File: story-of-gun

"The Story of a Gun" by Erik Larson, from "The Atlantic", January 1993.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: hcr**

Reports to the Firearms Coalition, by Neal Knox.

All these files are named hcr then two numbers, e.g., hcr51 for
"Report No. 51 to the Firearms Coalition"
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: whose.txt

"Whose Side Are They On ?"

"Freedom From War: The United States Program For General and Complete
Disarmament in a Peaceful World." an official publication of the United
States of America government.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: nccfa

Contact information for the "National Collegiate Coalition for Firearms
Awareness"
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: canada

Some facts about Canadian gun control laws, gun ownership and violent
crime.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: time-letter

Time magazine's form letter response to criticism of their
"Death By Gun" issue.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: gun-in-school

"Health Objectives for the Nation: Weapon-Carrying Among High School
Students -- United States, 1990" edited by David Dodell, D.M.D.

Proposes ways to reduce carrying of firearms by high school students.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: congress-cover

"Congress Covers Itself But Not Public" by Paul Craig Roberts, printed
in the Cleveland Plain Dealer October 2nd, 1992.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: hamper

"Restrictions hamper law abiding folks, not criminals." by
David B. Kopel, printed in the Columbus OH Dispatch, January 16th.

Points out how waiting periods can cause a great deal of harm.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: schumer-gripe

A "Washington Post" letter to the editor by Congessman Charles E. Schumer
discussing his bill, H.R. 5633, which requires law enforcement sign-off
on FFL applications.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: sof

A UPI article on a lawsuit against "Soldier of Fortune" which forced
them out of business.

This article is copyright by UPI, and archived with permission; please
respect the re-distribution prohibition.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: fl-stats

A summary of CCW permit statistics for the state of Florida, e.g.,
the number of permits issued, number revoked, number denied, etc.
This proves that people obtaining CCW permits are law abiding
citizens and are not wreckless with their firearms.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: knox-on-ruger

"Knox Replies To Comment From Ruger Counsel's" from
The New Gun Week, December 1, 1989.

Neal Knox discusses how Sturm, Ruger Inc. are willing to sacrifice the
RKBA for the benefit of their business.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: american-blacks

"Gun Control and American Blacks" by Raymond G. Kessler (pp. 476-478)

In the United States, the experience of blacks from slavery
through the 1960's was one of the clearest and best-documented
examples of the political functions of gun control.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: nraction*

The NRA-ILAs little known newsletter "NRAction"; names will have the
month and year at the end, e.g., nraction0291.
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File: americamilitia

"America's Militia" by David B. Kopel, appeared in "Gun World" magazine
December 1992.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: hci93agenda

The "Action Agenda for a National Gun Policy" by HCI.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: hci-newsletter

The Handgun Control Semi-Annual Progress Report for December 1992.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: hattoripetition

A petition written by the host family of Japanese exchange student
Yoshihiro Hattori, who was killed when he went to the wrong home for
a Halloween party:

"To protest the easy availability of firearms in the United States"

which will be presented to President Clinton.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: hci-election

"What the Election Means for Our Gun Control Movement" by Sarah Brady.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: centerwall

University of Washington Pyschiatrist Dr. Brandon Centerwall writing
in the April 1989 American Journal of Epidemiology says that television
exposure is related to half of the homicides in the United States.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: va-outrage

"An Outrage in Virginia" by Neal Knox.  Describes how BATF used a
Virginia gun dealer to general strawman sales and then later "traced"
those guns back to VA so they could claim 40% of guns they traced
came from VA.  When the dealer stopped cooperating they were convicted
of conducting strawman sales, one of the owners committed suicide.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: factcard93

The 1993 Firearms Fact Card published by the NRA-ILA
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: nejm43

A letter to the editor of the Wall Street Journal by Preston Covey
on the factoid "You are 43 times more likely to kill someone you know
with a gun than a criminal."
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: gifford

An op-ed piece by Dan Gifford which appeared in the March 8 1993 issue
of the Cleveland Plain Dealer; it discusses the issue of police abuses
and citizen self defense against such abuses.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: reynolds

An editorial "Gun Makers Must Pay the Price" by Mel Reynolds (D-IL),
member US House of Representatives, which appeared in the 02/15/93
issue of the Chicago Tribune.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: pozner

"Gun Control" with Vladamir Pozner (yes, the commie) and Phil Donahue
from a Feb. 25 1993 broadcast on CNBC.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: trustpeople

CATO Institute Policy Analysis No. 109, July 11, 1988
"TRUST THE PEOPLE: THE CASE AGAINST GUN CONTROL," by David B. Kopel
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: bitterprice

The British Shooter Pays A Bitter Price, by Keith G. N. Nicholson
from the American Rifleman, March 1993.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: batman

"Cartoon Campaign for Gun Control" from the March 8th 1993 issue
of "New American"
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: batfss

"Waco Shootout Evokes Memory of Warsaw '43" from the Wall Street
Journal, Monday, March 15, 1993
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: academics

Contact information for "Academics for the Second Amendment"
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: propaganda

Anti-Gun-Ownership Propaganda, by Doan Boal in the March, '92 issue
of Survival Guide.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: media-fairness

Media Fairness Action Plan Is Continuing, by James H. Warner, NRA Ass't
General Counsel, from American Rifleman, March 1993, page 54.

This describes the FCC's "personal attack" rule and how the NRA may
take advantage of this rule against broadcasters who attack the NRA.
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File: artconf

ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, Proposed by Congress November 15, 1777,
Ratified and effective March 1, 1781
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: pending-bills

A list of the currently pending gun control bills in the US Seante and
House of Representatives.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: noduty

Self-Reliance For Self-Defense -- Police Protection Isn't Enough!
by Peter Kasler
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File: leftout

The Second Amendment: A Right Left Out, by Doctor Linda Karen Miller
appearing in The American Rifleman, February 1993, p. 33.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: copsnguns

WHAT COPS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE GUN ISSUE! by Leroy Pyle,
from the May 1992 issue of Guns&Ammo.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: crossfire

A transcript of the Wednesday, March 3 1993 edition of the CNN
show CROSSFIRE.  The participants are Michael Kinsley, John Sununu,
Rep. Charles Schumer (D-NY) Criminal Justice Subcmte.,
and J.F. = Rep. Jack Fields (R-TX)
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File: naziconnection

The WAR ON GUN OWNERSHIP STILL GOES ON! -- GUN CONTROL'S NAZI CONNECTION!
by Craig Peterson from the May 1993 issue of Guns & Ammo.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: armedcriminal

The Armed Criminal in America, by James Wright, 1986.  A Research in
Brief published by the National Institute of Justice.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: bigotry

"BIGOTRY, SYMBOLISM AND IDEOLOGY IN THE BATTLE OVER GUN CONTROL" by
Don Kates, from the 1992 "Public Interest Law Review"
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File: flmurd.ps
File: gamurd.ps
File: idmurd.ps
File: mtmurd.ps
File: nodiscr.ps
File: ormurd.ps
File: pamurd.ps
File: philmurd.ps
File: utmurd.ps
File: vamurd.ps
File: wamurd.ps
File: wvmurd.ps

CCW laws and murder rates in several states, by Clayton Cramer.  These
are all PostScript files and require the use of PostScript printer to
print.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: hammer

Marion Hammer on the Failure of Gun Control, downloaded from Gun Talk.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: threechiefs

The views of Police Chiefs Daryl Gates (LA), Lee Brown (NYC), LeRoy Martin
(Chicago) on gun control and other civil rights.
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RKBA archive: general information and anonymous ftp instructions.

The moderator of the firearms-politics mailing list, Karl Kleinpaste,
has agreed to set up an anonymous ftp archive directory for RKBA
related information.  This directory can be used for things like
articles by Kates, Wright, Tonso, Levinson, Supreme Court Decisions,
the RIA vs US decision, copies of legislation, and so on.  It's not
meant to be for the discussions that normally appear here.

So, in the future if you're looking for something check there first
and then ask here.

Instructions:

Short version for techies:

The site is godiva.nectar.cs.cmu.edu.  Place contributions into the
directory /usr0/anon/pub/firearms/politics/rkba.  The ftp commands
get, put, mget, or mput should work.  Give the command "type binary"
to be sure files are transferred correctly.  Your files will be moved
to the rkba directory.  To get a file use the commands get or mget.

I will maintain an index which you should get first to check if
the file you want to read or write already is archived.

Long version for non-techies:

In order for you to use this archive your computer must be on
the Internet.  To connect to the archive site run the command:

	ftp godiva.nectar.cs.cmu.edu

If that doesn't work you cannot use this archive.  If the ftp
command is successful you'll get this prompt asking you for a
login:
	Name (godiva.nectar.cs.cmu.edu:lvc):

Instead of lvc your initials will appear.  Answer this prompt with:

	ftp

Next you'll get this prompt asking your for your e-mail address:

	Guest login ok, send e-mail address as password:

I would enter:

	l.v.cipriani@att.com

You'll enter your own e-mail address.  You'll get these lines
or similar as output:

	Remote system is UNIX.
	Using binary mode to transfer files.

Next, the command prompt is printed:

	ftp>

If you do not get the line "Using binary mode to transfer files."
Run the command:

	type binary

Now you're logged in to the archive machine.  There are many
directories on this machine  but the two you are concerned with are

	/usr0/anon/pub/firearms/politics/rkba
and
	/usr0/anon/pub/firearms/politics/incoming

There are subdirectories to the rkba directory, those are discussed below.

When you login to the system your directory is /usr0/anon.  To retreive
files change your current directory to the rkba directory with the command:

	cd /usr0/anon/pub/firearms/politics/rkba
or
	cd pub/firearms/politics/rkba

To submit files change your directory to the incoming directory with
the command:

	cd /usr0/anon/pub/firearms/politics/incoming
or
	cd pub/firearms/politics/incoming

Once you do this you'll get another ftp> prompt asking you to enter
another command.

To find the names of the existing files in the directory you are
in run the command:

	ls -l

This will produce something like:

total 6021
-r--r--r--  1 karl          6932 Jun 16  1992 DMN_Gratia_CCP
-r--r--r--  1 karl         69149 Apr  5 19:20 INDEX
-r--r--r--  1 karl         18965 Jun 16  1992 Knox_AW_lies
-r--r--r--  1 karl         10930 Apr 30  1992 S361
-r--r--r--  1 karl          8958 Jun 16  1992 WSJ_Crimestrike
-r--r--r--  1 karl          2649 Jan 13 18:33 academia-bias
-r--r--r--  1 karl           935 Mar 22 22:38 academics
-r--r--r--  1 karl         36079 Aug  4  1992 aclu
... and so on ...

Each line corresponds to one file.  Reading right to left, the fields
are the file name, the last modification date of the file, the size of
the file in bytes, and some permission fields which you do not need
to be concerned with.

To get a file run the command "get" followed by the name of the file
you want, for example:

	get INDEX
or
	get noduty

After the file is transfered to your machine a message like this:

	Transfer complete.
	19580 bytes received in 5 seconds (4 Kbytes/s)

You can repeat the get command for every file you want to retreive.
You can use the mget command to retreive multiple files.  If the
file you want is in a subdirectory, for example, congress/103rd/HR1025
you should change your directory to the appropriate subdirectory first
and then retrieve it:

	cd congress/103rd
	get HR1025

Once you're finished you can log off with the command:

	quit

If you have a file you want to contribute the procedure is a little
different.  First of all you should find out if the file already
exists, so get a copy of the index file with the procedure above
and look it over to make sure you wouldn't repeat an entry.  The
index will have a description of each of the files in the rkba
directory.  For example:

----------------------------------------------------------------------
File: whitemanslaw

White Man's Law by William R. Tonso, from the December 1985
Reason magazine
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Once you've determined you won't be duplicating an entry, login
and change to the incoming directory command (see above).  Once
you are in the incoming directory use the command:

	put file_name

In this case:

	put whitemanslaw

Again there'll be a "Transfer complete, so many bytes transfered
in so many seconds" message.  Now your file is on the archive
machine.

Another thing to watch out for is duplicate file /names/.  Be sure
there isn't a file in the incoming directory that is called the same
as the file you want to write.  If you use the same name you'll
overwrite the previous file [or you'll get an error message].

Your file may have to be renamed if there is a conflict with a
file by the same name in the rkba directory.

Once your file is in the incoming directory send me an entry for
the INDEX file and I will add it to the file.

If you cannot use anonymous ftp and would still like to contribute
a file email the file to me and I'll take care of the rest.

If you submit a file and do not notify me it may be removed, so
be sure to let me know first.

If you have any questions feel free to ask me.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
--
Larry Cipriani -- l.v.cipriani@att.com


: medtronic.COM (Dale M. Skiba) entirely missed my point in my previous

: COMMENT:

: Shortly after that post, I realized two things:  I was running a fever of
: over 102, and that I probably should not have gone directly from reading
: alt.slack to posting on this august newsgroup.

: >: >it is not ad hominen to point out that Mr Archer willingly prints blatant
: >: lies
: >: >in defense of Bible inerrancy, and thus is worthless as an expert witness.

: >: Okay, Im game, give us a listing of blatant lies from _Encyclopedia of
: >: Biblical Difficulties_ or other Archer writings.

: >That would be interesting.  If only a very short list can be generated,
: >I think it is more likely that Mr. Archer, with his inerancy mindset is
: >not always impartial and made a doozy of a mistake.  (IMHO I also think
: >that this mindset tends to generate these sorts of mistakes...)

: >On the other hand, if a long list can be generated, it is more likely
: >that Mr. Archer intentionally uses deception in hs books. (Why should
: >he be deceptive just with Tyre?)

: So, Archer is just sitting around, rubbing his hands and plotting how next
: to deceive?  OK, lets _see_ the list...

This was an open question.  I assumed that if Mr. Archer is a chronic
liar, someone whould have documented it.   This assumption is based on
how talk.origins regulars have documented numerous cases of Creationist
deceptions (such as Duane Guish and his friends).

No long list of Archer mistakes has yet been given, so this may be just
an isolated incident...


Oh, oh, we all know what's going to happen now don't we!


By this, do you mean that you consider it absolutely impossible for the
media to be guilty of hypocrisy?

Note that the film industry in California traded their political support
for an "assault weapon" ban in the state for an amendment to the bill
exempting the entertainment industry from that very ban.

Note that the very issue of the Batman comic book ("Seduction of the Gun")
that was produced as a tool for gun-control organizations carries a back-
page ad for a "Terminator II" video game extolling the numerous and
varied sophisticated weapons available to the player.

Note that Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, publisher of the NY Times -- one of the
oldest and most incessant gun-control grinders -- himself carries a
concealed handgun.

Still, you find it completely incredible that these folks live by the
aphorism, "Do as I say, and not as I do."
--


			     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Because of this I cannot in good faith recommend a Seca Turbo.  Power
delivery is too uneven for a novice.  The Official (tm) Dod newbie
bike of choice would be more appropriate because the powerband is so wide
and delivery is very smooth. Perfect for the beginner.


United States Coverage:
Sunday April 18
  N.J./N.Y.I. at Pittsburgh - 1:00 EDT to Eastern Time Zone
  ABC - Gary Thorne and Bill Clement

  St. Louis at Chicago - 12:00 CDT and 11:00 MDT - to Central/Mountain Zones
  ABC - Mike Emerick and Jim Schoenfeld

  Los Angeles at Calgary - 12:00 PDT and 11:00 ADT - to Pacific/Alaskan Zones
  ABC - Al Michaels and John Davidson

Tuesday, April 20
  N.J./N.Y.I. at Pittsburgh - 7:30 EDT Nationwide
  ESPN - Gary Thorne and Bill Clement

Thursday, April 22 and Saturday April 24
  To Be Announced - 7:30 EDT Nationwide
  ESPN - To Be Announced

Canadian Coverage:

Sunday, April 18
  Buffalo at Boston - 7:30 EDT Nationwide
  TSN - ???

Tuesday, April 20
  N.J.D./N.Y. at Pittsburgh - 7:30 EDT Nationwide
  TSN - ???


HP 48SX calculator with 128K card.  Have manuals, boxes, pc cable, etc.  Only
5 months old, hardly used.

Make an offer.

Mike

--


About two months ago I purchased the Adaptec ASW-410 driver for use with a
CD-ROM drive.  At the time this seemed the thing to do as the documentation I
had with my Adaptec SCSI controller said that this is the driver to be used with
CD-ROM drives.  Since then I have learn that this driver is out of date in a
major way and that Adaptec have an upgrade deal for going to the next driver
(I think it's called EZI-SCSI or something).  I wasn't too fussed about this
until I upgraded by CD-ROM drive from a Sony CDU-541 to a Sony CDU-641.  I now
find that the audio-mode will not work.  I assume it is not being handled
correctly by the ASW-410 driver.

So, should I chase Adaptec for an upgrade?  If so does anyone know their
FAX number?

Any assistance appreciated.

Regards

BTW: everything else works fine, certainly seems that Sony have caught up with
     the rest with the 641.


	Hey what does the A/Rose extension do anyway ?
							Michael


: >
: >ATLANTIC DIVISION
: >
: >	ST JOHN'S MAPLE LEAFS VS MONCTON HAWKS
: >	MONCTON HAWKS
: >See CD Islanders. Moncton is a very similar team to CDI. Low scoring,
: >defensive, good goaltending. John Leblanc and Stu Barnes are the only
: >noticable guns on the team. But the defense is top notch and
: >Mike O'Neill is the most underrated goalie in the league.
: >

: Bri, as I have tried to tell you since 2 February, Michael O'Neill
: might be the most underrated goalie in the AHL, but he ISN'T in the
: AHL.  He's on the Winnipeg Jets' injury list, as he has been since
: his first NHL start against the Ottawa Senators.  He's out until
: next year after surgery to repair a shoulder separation.

: Stu Barnes might be an AHL gun for the Hawks, but he's now the third
: line center with the Jets, and has been since mid January or so.

Sorry, my memory is gone. I thought that O'Neill got sent back
down in February but I must have been given incorrect info. I guess
this says it all about Moncton because Barnes is still one of
their top 3 or so scorers even though he's been out since January.


Just to shed some light on the fire, it was widely reported (AP, etc.) that
there WERE several witnesses to BD folks starting the fires.  It has also
been reported that the fires broke out in several places at once, which
rules out a Bradley knocking over a lamp, etc. as the cause.

What I would like to see is some serious discussion of this incident.  I
believe the moves made were right and proper, but I still have some problems
with some of the tactics.  After watching the ABC special on it tonight, as
well as CNN and Nightline, I question some of the ATF and FBI actions.

1) Could it have been possible to have taken Koresh outside the compound at
some time before the Feb. 28th raid?

2) Could a further wait have resulted in a different outcome.

3) Were FBI actions (blaring loudspeakers, etc.) the "right" course of action?

And a few other questions.  Like I said, I believe the actions taken, in
general, were proper.  But I still have some reservations.


: {>
: {> 	Howdy,
: {>
: {> 	The other day I was using Norton's SpeedDisk to optimize my Seagate(125MB) h
: {> problem persisted.  I backed up all essential data and decided to reformat
: {> my hard drive.  When I attempted this it got to the 279th clylinder 8th
: {> head and gave me an error message saying that it "Could not find the sector"
: {> I have tried everything I can think of.  Now I can't even access my hard driv
: {> to write information to it.  I tried to boot up with my MS-DOS disks but MS-D
: {> tries to reformat my hard drive and gets 29% of the way through to say "Error
: {> formatting hard drive. Press f3 to exit"  I tried to scan my hard drive
: {> for viruses but I can;t access it and I get a message (When I try to do a dir
: {> saying "Error INT 24"  Can anyone Help me?  I have no idea what to do.
: {>
: {> Thanks in advance for any help!
: {>
: {> 				Greg

: try a bios level format via the debug command.
: -G=xxxx:5  where xxxx is the Hex address of the hd controller bios
: location.
: if this will not work, a last resort would be to take a large magnet
: to the hard disk, but this has to be done properly or you will cause
: or could cause more damage than has been done already.

: disclaimer: I am not responsible for your actions by directly applying
: a large magnet to your hard disk.

: if done correctly the magnet trick will wipe out everything on the
: hard disk _COMPLETELY_ and a low level BIOS format might succeed

:                                                        -David

: =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=


hi all,

IN SHORT: looking for very fast assembly code for line/circle drawing
	  on SVGA graphics.

COMPLETE:
	I am thinking of a simple but fast molecular
graphics program to write on PC or clones. (ball-and-stick type)

Reasons: programs that I've seen are far too slow for this purpose.

Platform: 386/486 class machine.
	  800x600-16 or 1024x728-16 VGA graphics
		(speed is important, 16-color for non-rendering
		 purpose is enough; may stay at 800x600 for
		 speed reason.)
         (hope the code would be generic enough for different SVGA
          cards.  My own card is based on Trident 8900c, not VESA?)

What I'm looking for?
1) fast, very fast routines to draw lines/circles/simple-shapes
   on above-mentioned SVGA resolutions.
   Presumably in assembly languagine.
	Yes, VERY FAST please.
2) related codes to help rotating/zooming/animating the drawings on screen.
   Drawings for beginning, would be lines, circles mainly, think of
   text, else later.
   (you know, the way molecular graphics rotates, zooms a molecule)
2) and any other codes (preferentially in C) that can help the
   project.

Final remarks;-
non-profit.  expected to become share-, free-ware.

	Any help is appreciated.
	thanks

-Frankie
lau@tammy.harvard.edu


Koff!  You mean that as long as I put you to sleep first,
I can kill you without being cruel?

This changes everything.


Dan Sorenson writing:

 ...

 DS>I'd rather not get into the Nationalized Medical Care debate
 DS>here, but I find it amazing that criminals often live better than the
 DS>rest of the population, in some aspects, and that we're paying for
                               ^^^^
 DS>them to do so.  As an example, in November I had my annual dental

 ...

 Here, you are somewhat in error.....in ALL respects we are paying. When we
 are not paying for their countryclub incarceration, we are paying with our
 lives and belongings as their prey. Upon what would they practice their
 nefarious predatory acts if not for the citizens of this country. What is
 amazing to me is the mindset of those who overtly and covertly perpetuate
 a justice system (har) that essentially mandates that some of us offer up
 ourselves as that prey while they suitably insulate themselves from the
 preyground.
---
 . OLX 2.2 . Church of Crime & Justice....come, let us prey!


MLB Standings and Scores for Thursday, April 15th, 1993
	                   (including yesterday's games)

NATIONAL WEST	      Won  Lost   Pct.    GB   Last 10  Streak    Home   Road
Houston Astros         05   03    .625    --     5-3     Won 5   00-03  05-00
Atlanta Braves         06   04    .600    --     6-4    Lost 1   03-03  03-01
San Francisco Giants   05   04    .556   0.5     5-4    Lost 1   02-01  03-03
Los Angeles Dodgers    03   06    .333   2.5     3-6    Lost 3   00-02  03-04
Colorado Rockies       02   05    .286   2.5     2-5    Lost 3   02-03  00-02
San Diego Padres       02   06    .250   3.0     2-6    Lost 3   00-03  02-03
Cincinnati Reds        02   07    .222   3.5     2-7    Lost 3   01-02  01-05

NATIONAL EAST
Philadelphia Phillies  08   01    .889    --     8-1     Won 5   05-01  03-00
Pittsburgh Pirates     06   02    .750   1.5     6-2     Won 3   03-02  03-00
St. Louis Cardinals    06   02    .750   1.5     6-2     Won 2   04-02  02-00
New York Mets          04   03    .571   3.0     4-3     Won 2   02-03  02-00
Chicago Cubs           04   05    .444   4.0     4-5     Won 1   01-02  03-03
Montreal Expos         03   05    .375   4.5     3-5    Lost 2   00-02  03-03
Florida Marlins        03   06    .333   5.0     3-6     Won 2   02-04  01-02

AMERICAN WEST         Won  Lost   Pct.    GB   Last 10  Streak    Home   Road
Texas Rangers          06   02    .750    --     6-2    Lost 1   04-02  02-00
California Angels      05   02    .714   0.5     5-2     Won 3   03-02  02-00
Oakland Athletics      04   03    .571   1.5     4-3    Lost 1   04-02  00-01
Seattle Mariners       04   03    .571   1.5     4-3     Won 1   03-02  01-01
Chicago White Sox      04   04    .500   2.0     4-4     Won 1   02-03  02-01
Minnesota Twins        04   04    .500   2.0     4-4    Lost 1   01-02  03-02
Kansas City Royals     01   07    .125   5.0     1-7    Lost 2   01-05  00-02

AMERICAN EAST
Boston Red Sox         06   02    .750    --     6-2     Won 2   02-00  04-02
New York Yankees       05   03    .625   1.0     5-3     Won 2   02-00  03-03
Toronto Blue Jays      04   03    .571   1.5     4-3    Lost 1   03-02  01-01
Detroit Tigers         03   04    .429   2.5     3-4     Won 1   01-00  02-04
Cleveland Indians      03   05    .375   3.0     3-5    Lost 2   02-01  01-04
Milwaukee Brewers      02   05    .286   3.5     2-5    Lost 4   00-02  02-03
Baltimore Orioles      02   06    .250   4.0     2-6     Won 1   00-02  02-04

			     YESTERDAY'S SCORES
                  (IDLE teams listed in alphabetical order)

NATIONAL LEAGUE				AMERICAN LEAGUE

Houston		9			Baltimore	6
Montreal	5			Texas		5

Pittsburgh     11			Seattle	       10
San Diego	7			Toronto		9 (10)

Chicago		6			Cleveland	7
Atlanta		0			Boston	       12

Cincinnati	2			California     12
Philadelphia	9			Milwaukee       2

New York	6			Kansas City	5
Colorado	3			New York	6

Florida		6			Minnesota     PPD
San Francisco	4			Chicago      RAIN

St. Louis	2			Detroit      IDLE
Los Angeles	1 (15)			Oakland      IDLE
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I'll be spending this summer in Washington, DC working in Bowie, MD.
Does anyone have a summer sublease that they'd like to unload?  I'll be
in the area from about May 7 - August 20.

    Please mail me any pertinent info at (kimgh@mentor.cc.purdue.edu).


I am interfacing some simple circuits that run on 9V to my
cpu board which runs at 5-6V.  The optoisolator is a 4N35.
On the led side, I put the signal I want through a 10k resistor
to the base of a 2N2222.  On the transistor side, I tie my
cpu input line to the collector which has a pull-up resistor
of 47k.

It functions OK, but seems VERY slow.  I can detect pulses
that occur at about 2kHz, but not much faster.  Isn't the
rise/fall time of this device, something like 5uS?  I should
be able to detect my target of 40kHz, but I can't get 16kHz.
This is done using wire-wrap and the wires going to the cpu
and to the test pin are about 8 inches long, but I'm not
doing anything high-speed.

In the Art of Electronics, it mentions tying the base of the
phototransistor to ground through a resistor to improve the
speed.  Is that what I need to do?  How do I calculate the
resistor value?

--


When you force people to associate with others against their will,
yes.


Even worse, the city of Atlanta has a proposal before it to rent space on this
orbiting billboard.  Considering the caliber of people running this city,
there's no telling what we're going to have leering down at us from orbit.


- Am I justified in being pissed off at this doctor?
-
- Last Saturday evening my 6 year old son cut his finger badly with a knife.
- I took him to a local "Urgent and General Care" clinic at 5:50 pm.  The

	[story deleted]

- be bothered.  My son did get three stitches at the emergency room.  I'm still
- trying to find out who is in charge of that clinic so I can write them a
- letter.   We will certainly never set foot in that clinic again.
-

The people in charge already know what kind of 'care' they are
providing, and they don't give a rat's ass about your repeat business.

You are much more likely to do some good writing to local newspapers,
and broadcast news shows.  If you do, keep the letter short and to the point
so they don't discard it out of hand, and emphasize exactly what you
are upset about.

It's possible that the local health department can help you complain to
someone official, but really, that 'clinic' exists for the sole purpose
of generating walk-in income through advertising, and *nothing* you can do
will change them -- all you can hope for is to help someone else avoid them.

I'm glad it sounds like your son did ok, anyway.


/ iftccu:talk.politics.guns / kendall@lds.loral.com (Colin Kendall 6842) /  9:23 am  Apr 13, 1993 /

Follow more than one months posting.  As more than one reader has noted,
there IS some reporting bias here.  I have seen months where these
numbers were reversed.  I don't keep a constant tally, but it seems
this particular issue had more shots fired than any other I can remember.


: It means that the EFF's public stance is complicated with issues irrelevant
: to the encryption issue per se. There may well be people who care about
: the encryption issue who don't care to associate themselves with the
: network erotica issue (or may even disagree with the EFF's position).

Perhaps these encryption-only types would defend the digitized porn if it
was posted encrypted?


Trumpets, please.

"Forced to go to Palestine."  How dreadful.  Unlike other
undesirables/Jews, she wasn't forced to go into a gas chamber, forced
under a bulldozer, thrown into a river, forced into a "Medical
experiment" like a rat, forced to march until she dropped dead, burned
to nothingness in a crematorium.  Your mother was "forced to go to
Palestine."  You have our deepest sympathies.

We are pleased to hear of your escape.  At least you won't have to
suffer the same fate that your mother did.

Your homeland, Palestine?

Should we assume that you are refering here to Jews who were kicked
out of their homes in Jerusalem during the Jordanian Occupation of
East Jerusalem?  These are the same people who are now being called
thieves for re-claiming houses that they once owned and lived in and
never sold to anyone?

I have never heard of NOT being a Jew as a crime.  Certainly in
Israel, there is no such crime.  In some times and places BEING a Jew
is a crime, but NOT being a Jew??!!

Our brains do not accept your logic, yet, either.

The way you've written this, you seem to accept criticism in the Arab
world UNLESS it deflects criticism from Israel, in which case, we have
to presume, you no longer support criticism of the Arab world.

Look who's taling about discrimination now!

Be careful.  You are starting to sound like Barfling.

Good.  Don't call yourself "ARF" or "the Center for Policy Research",
either.


	Well Josh I agree with you to some respect...less your spelling
	errors.  The Gov'mnt always must win! even if they kill every
	man women and child....by GOD they must win at all costs......

	This happens over and over and over in this country.  Lets make
	excuses, get the worthless press to cover up everything, let the
	officials take the heat for top management stupidity etc...etc...

	>


Not necessarily, especially if the rapist is known as such.  For instance,
if you intentionally stick your finger into a loaded mousetrap and get
snapped, whose fault is it?


Here's my own top ten response to Mr. Ipser's list

10.  It's about time we have a President that might actually stand up to the
     military.  Our men and women in uniform must learn that the world does not
     revolve around them, and that one of the things they're out there defending
     is our right to be critical of them, even denounce them.

9.   Let me explain something to you.  Environmental policy and industrial
     policy MUST go hand in hand.  Our nation, and indeed, our planet cannot
     afford to continue ignoring this as was done over the last twelve years.
     Our industrial/environmental position has been downright SHAMEFUL! We
     must have active government support of the key industries such as,
     telecommunications, microelectronics, medical, biotech, and environmental
     tech.  Meanwhile weed out old, inneficient, high-polution, industries
     that are better left to other nations.  This will make us richer, help
     produce new jobs, and help the environment.  To give credit where credit
     is due, I heard a lot of this in a speech by Senator John Kerry (D-MA)
     tonite.  In addition, it's time we get really, really serious about
     issues like overpopulation, globabl warming, and ozone depletion.  The
     planet on which we live should be our utmost priority!

8.   It just so happens that that it takes money to make this country work,
     to provide the services that people need, and to help solve the problems
     that need to be solved.  Granted, some things can probably be done more
     efficiently for less money, and should be.  But some things are going to
     cost more money and I'm sick and tired of hearing everyone whining about
     taxes all the time.  You want to live in my country, you pay your fair
     share!

7.   I can't believe what hypocrites people are when they ask people to give
     up their lives for their country and then complain about taxes.  If you're
     willing to send me off to die for some stupid obsession with fighting an
     enemy which at best doesn't affect us and at worst really should be our
     friend, then you have no right to tell me you shouldn't pay taxes!

6.   Hey, I think the beaded curtains add a lovely 60's-esque touch!

5.   Look, Canada, Europe, and Japan manage to provide health care for their
     citizens (and, yes, basic health IS a human right which people are
     entitled to).  If these nations aren't capitalist enough for you, then
     I guess we've found something better than capitalism!  There is nothing
     sacred about the capitalist system, and if something, be it socialism
     or anything else, works better, then I say let capitalism die.

4.   Make love, not War!

3.   Contrary to popular belief, it is possible to be a male and a feminist
     at the same time.  To discriminate against or to deny equal opportunity
     to a MAJORITY of the population is just plain wrong, and trying to force
     them into some sort of tradition role is even worse.  Women certainly
     have as much to offer this world as men, and the day that gender
     discrimination is finally broken it going to make all the revolutions of
     the past few centuries seem like reform bills.  I look forward to it.

2.   See number 10.

1.   HEY MAN, ACADAMIA RULES!!

    -Amar Chaudhary

     Peace, Land, at Matzoh!
     "AC in DC in 2008!"

None of the opinions here necessary reflect the opinions of Yale University or
anyone or anything associated with it, except for me, of course :)


Now you know why I am just a DOD member.  I like bikes and clubs but
the politics and other b*llsh*t is a real turn-off.
--
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"Tuba" (Irwin)      "I honk therefore I am"     CompuTrac-Richardson,Tx
irwin@cmptrc.lonestar.org    DoD #0826          (R75/6)


I recently decided to try using emm386.exe for a memory manager and when I
tried to print to my printer in lpt1 from word55 I wouldn't work.  It would
send the linefeeds for the top margin and then the printer READY light would
go off and stop working.  I disabled emm386.exe and the problem went away.
I would like to continue using emm386.exe if possible.  I would greatly
appreciate any comments or suggestions!!  please send them to arthur@u.washingt,