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>From Gun Owners of America (GOA).

http://capwiz.com/gunowners/issues/alert/?alertid=2

                         (Monday, May 14, 2001) -- Republican Senator
                         Bob Smith of New Hampshire is giving gun-haters fits once 
again.

                         Smith has filed an amendment allowing teachers and principals 
to use a
                         gun on school grounds to "prevent a school massacre." 
Currently,
                         federal law prohibits citizens from carrying a gun within a 
thousand
                         feet of school property in virtually all circumstances.

                         The Smith provision would protect decent Americans like 
Assistant
                         Principal Joel Myrick of Pearl, Mississippi, who circumvented 
federal
                         law when he used a firearm in 1997 to stop a killer's rampage.

                         It is imperative that gun owners contact their Senators right 
away in
                         support of the Smith amendment. The Senate is currently 
debating an
                         education bill (S. 1) that has become something of a magnet, 
attracting
                         all kinds of gun-related amendments dealing with kids and 
schools.
                         Smith's amendment is the only one that would advance Second
                         Amendment rights.

                         On the negative side, Senator Robert Byrd (D-VA) has 
introduced the
                         most far-reaching anti-gun amendment, as it would impose a 
new tax
                         upon gun buyers, who will have to purchase "lock up your 
safety"
                         trigger locks with every retail handgun sale.

                         Moreover, the Byrd provision would impose lifetime gun bans 
for
                         juvenile indiscretions and expand the arcane rules making it 
virtually
                         impossible to teach your kids the safe use of firearms.

                         The Smith and Byrd amendments to S. 1 could be voted on this 
week.

                         ACTION:

                         Please contact your U.S. Senators and urge them to support 
the Smith
                         amendment to prevent further school massacres. [The provision 
is
                         known as Senate Amendment 547, or SA 547.] Also, urge your
                         Senators to vote against anti-gun provisions like the Byrd 
amendment
                         (SA 410).

                         Scroll up to the Take Action Now feature to use the provided
                         pre-written text, or call your Senators at 877-762-8762 (toll 
free) or at
                         202-224-3121.

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