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June 6, 2003, 05:42 PM
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Subject: Under the Gun: Whose Right? Whose Responsibility?
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> Under the Gun: Whose Right? Whose Responsibility?
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> In Part One of this program, ABC News Anchor Ted Koppel and correspondent
> David Turecamo consider the badlands of Philadelphia, where hundred of
> teens and young adults are killed or maimed each year by easily purchased
> but illegally owned handguns. In Part Two, Koppel and Turecamo consider
> the predicament of gun manufacturers, who claim that any legislative
> restrictions will hamper how they market their products to law-abiding
> citizens. Can lawmakers, manufacturers and partisan lobbies stop fighting
> each other long enough to attack the roots of gun violence together?
> Contains harsh language.
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Subject: Under the Gun: Whose Right? Whose Responsibility?
> This message was forwarded to you from Join Together Online by
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> Under the Gun: Whose Right? Whose Responsibility?
>
> In Part One of this program, ABC News Anchor Ted Koppel and correspondent
> David Turecamo consider the badlands of Philadelphia, where hundred of
> teens and young adults are killed or maimed each year by easily purchased
> but illegally owned handguns. In Part Two, Koppel and Turecamo consider
> the predicament of gun manufacturers, who claim that any legislative
> restrictions will hamper how they market their products to law-abiding
> citizens. Can lawmakers, manufacturers and partisan lobbies stop fighting
> each other long enough to attack the roots of gun violence together?
> Contains harsh language.
>
> http://www.films.com/item.cfm?bin=9225
>
> Source:
> Films for the Humanities and Sciences
> PO Box 2053
> Princeton, NJ 08543-2053
> Phone (800) 257-5126
> Fax (609) 275-3767
> Email custserv@films.com
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> (Mail ID: 202633)
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