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Pamplin Media Group - House panel ponders linking firearms storage, narrow ban

House panel ponders linking firearms storage, narrow ban Senators say proposal weakens restrictions for public buildings they have already approved. Legislation that combines proposed requirements for firearms locks and safe storage with a narrower ban on firearms in public buildings is gaining political momentum in the Oregon House. The House Rules Committee heard a proposal to combine elements of two bills, one awaiting a vote of the full House and a second that has already passed the Senate. If it happens, the House would have to take only one vote, instead of two, on a firearms regulation bill and the Senate would have to vote only on whether to accept the final version.

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Oregon s two main gun bills could be combined, weakened in new proposal

Pool photo by Brian Hayes / Statesman Journal Originally published on April 21, 2021 6:07 pm Oregon lawmakers are considering scaling back and combining the two central gun control proposals to emerge this session. Under an amendment taken up by the House Rules Committee on Wednesday, a bill to ban guns in state buildings and allow local governments to pass their own bans would be curbed significantly. The amended proposal to Senate Bill 554 submitted by Senate President Peter Courtney, D-Salem, whose chamber has already approved the changes would limit a new ban to the state Capitol, and only allow K-12 schools, community colleges and universities to enact bans. Local governments like counties and cities would not have that ability.

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Jewish Lawmaker in Oregon Targeted by Hateful Antisemitic Attack | Jewish & Israel News Algemeiner com

Oregon legislator Rachel Prusak was targeted by antisemitic flyers attacking her gun safety legislation efforts. Photo: Screenshot. An Oregon legislator who has been pushing for stronger gun safety measures was targeted by a neo-Nazi flyer campaign on Wednesday, in what she described as a “hateful antisemitic attack.” Rep. Rachel Prusak (D), who represents the West Linn district in the Oregon House of Representatives, disclosed that several flyers containing antisemitic stereotypes and Holocaust imagery were posted in Clackamas County. These were used as part of an attack on Prusak’s efforts to pass gun safety legislation. In a statement condemning the flyers, Prusak commented that the “hate symbols displayed were used to attack my identity while also attacking my commitment to pass gun safety legislation that will save the lives of Oregonians throughout the state.”

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Pamplin Media Group - Anti-Semitic fliers target Oregon lawmaker Rachel Prusak

Pamplin Media Group - Anti-Semitic fliers target Oregon lawmaker Rachel Prusak
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