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"By making this a priority, the governor has not only saved lives but will hopefully inspire leaders in Washington also to take swift action," said Dan Gross, president of the national Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.
In a concession to the pro-gun side, local authorities will be allowed to withhold the identities of registered gun owners — an issue that erupted recently when a suburban New York City newspaper published the names and addresses of gun owners in its readership area.
The New York legislation sparked spirited discussion among customers at the Buffalo Gun Center in the suburb of Cheektowaga, where business was so brisk that people had to wait in line in freezing temperatures just to get in the door.
"It’s ridiculous. It’s absolutely — how to put it nicely — it’s Prince Andrew Cuomo’s bid for the White House," said Jim Hanley, who was waiting to buy another handgun. "I want to do it before the right is taken away. Andrew Cuomo and Barack Hussein Obama are two best gun salesmen in the history of the world."
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Utah Republicans elect James Evans as new state chair
Published May 18, 2013 01:11:21PM -
Utah Valley University set to become largest school in the state
Published May 18, 2013 01:00:08PM -
Susan Powell’s father says bones found likely animal remains
Published May 18, 2013 12:59:10PM -
Flesh-eating disease victim gets prosthetic hands
Published May 18, 2013 12:57:02PM
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