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ANTI-GUN ORGANIZATIONS
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(Updated January, 1996)
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HANDGUN CONTROL, INC. (HCI):
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Headquarters: 1225 Eye Street, N.W., Suite 1100
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Washington, DC 20005
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Telephone: (202) 898-0792
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Fax: (202) 371-9615
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Regional Offices: 10951 W. Pico Boulevard
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Suite 204
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Los Angeles, CA 90064
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(213) 446-0056
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Fax: (310) 475-3147
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114 Sansome Street
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Room 802
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San Francisco, CA 94104
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(415) 433-3535
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Fax: (415) 433-3357
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Staff: 20
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Founding Chair: Nelson T. "Pete" Shields, III
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Chair: Sarah Brady
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President: Richard Aborn
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Treasurer: Mark Ingram
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Secretary: Lois Hess
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Board of Directors:
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David Birenbaum
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Carl Bogus
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John Corderman
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Lee Fisher
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John Hechinger
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Larry Lowenstein
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John Phillips
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Helen Raiser
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Maurice Rosenblatt
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Jeanne Shields
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Odile Stern
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Edward O. Welles
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Publication: Washington Report, quarterly
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PAC: National Handgun Control Voter Education Fund
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Membership: 190,000 dues-paying members. HCI claims 1,000,000+
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members, but this includes contacts by interested
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parties by any means.
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HCI originated (1974) as the National Council to Control Handguns (NCCH), a
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group which lobbied for government restrictions on the right to keep and
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bear arms through support for restrictions on the manufacture, importation,
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sale, transfer, and civilian possession of handguns. The organization
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voiced a desire for an eventual handgun ban through gradual steps, but
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changed its name and espoused goals due to results of a survey. In 1991,
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HCI amended its Articles of Incorporation to reflect its support of
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restrictions on rifles and shotguns as well.
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HCI National Committee:
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Steve Allen
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Lauren Bacall
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Marjorie Benton
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Lloyd Bridges
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Edmund G. Brown, Sr.
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Ellen Burstyn
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Julia Child
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Jackie Cooper
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Hume Cronyn
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Joseph Curran
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Stephan Dart
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William Dorman
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Gerald Dunfey
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Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
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Kenneth Gibson
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Rabbi Jos. B. Glaser
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Betsy Gotbaum
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Michael Gross
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Elliot Jones Halberstam
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Mariette Hartley
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Richard Hatcher
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Janet Gray Hayes
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Andrew Heiskell
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Hal Holbrook
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Maynard Jackson
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Albert Jenner, Jr.
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Shirley Knight
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Patricia Kennedy Lawford
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Jack Lemmon
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Edward Levi
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John Lindsay
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Marsha Mason
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Jane McMichael
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Patrick Murphy
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Paul Newman
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George D. Newton, Jr.
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Victor Palmeri
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Gregory Peck
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Russell Peterson
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Sol Price
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Milton Rector
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Will Rogers, Jr.
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James W. Rouse
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Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler
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Neil Simon
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Rod Steiger
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Dr. Emanuel Taney
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Eli Wallach
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Ruth Warrick
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Francis Wheat
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James Whitmore
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Andy Williams
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In March 1995 HCI began a "Campaign to Protect Sane Gun Laws," listing
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these organizations as "Campaign Partners," for having pledged to fight any
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efforts to repeal the Brady Act and the Clinton "assault weapons" ban:
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Ambulatory Pediatric Ass'n
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American Academy of Ambulatory Care Nursing
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American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
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American Academy of Pediatrics
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American Ass'n of Family and Consumer Sciences
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American Ass'n for World Health
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American Ass'n of Neurological Surgeons
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American Ass'n of Retired Persons
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American Counseling Ass'n
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American Ethical Union
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American Federation of Teachers
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American Firearms Ass'n
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American Jewish Committee
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American Jewish Congress
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American Medical Ass'n
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American Medical Student Ass'n
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American Medical Women's Ass'n
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American Nurses Ass'n
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American Psychological Ass'n
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American Public Health Ass'n
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American Trauma Society
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Americans for Democratic Action
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Anti-Defamation League
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Ass'n of American Medical Colleges
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B'nai B'rith
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Black Mental Health Alliance
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Central Conference of American Rabbis
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Children's Defense Fund
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Church of the Brethren
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Coalition to Stop Gun Violence
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Coalition for Peace Action
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College Democrats of America
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Congress of Nat'l Black Churches, Inc.
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Congress of Neurological Surgeons
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Consumer Federation of America
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Council of Chief State School Officers
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Council of the Great City Schools
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Environmental Action Foundation
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Episcopal Church-Washington Office
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Friends Committee on Nat'l Legislation
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
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Gray Panthers
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Hadassah
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Interfaith Neighbors
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Int'l Ass'n of Educators for World Peace
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Int'l Ladies' Garment Workers' Union
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Jewish Labor Committee
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League of Women Voters of the United States*
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Lutheran Office for Governmental Affairs, Evangelical Lutheran Church in
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America
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Manhattan Project II
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Mennonite Central Committee-Washington Office
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Nat'l Assembly of Nat'l Voluntary Health & Social Welfare Organizations
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Nat'l Ass'n for the Advancement of Colored People
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Nat'l Ass'n of Chain Drug Stores
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Nat'l Ass'n of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions
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Nat'l Ass'n of Counties*
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Nat'l Ass'n of Pediatric Nurse Associates & Practitioners
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Nat'l Ass'n of School Safety and Law Enforcement Officers
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Nat'l Ass'n of Elementary School Principals*
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Nat'l Ass'n of Public Hospitals
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Nat'l Ass'n of School Psychologists
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Nat'l Ass'n of Secondary School Principals
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Nat'l Ass'n of Social Workers
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Nat'l Black Nurses' Ass'n
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Nat'l Coalition Against Domestic Violence
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Nat'l Center to Rehabilitate Violent Youth
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Nat'l Commission for Economic Conversion & Disarmament
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Nat'l Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA
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Nat'l Council of Jewish Women
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Nat'l Council of La Raza
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Nat'l Council of Negro Women
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Nat'l Council on Family Relations
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Nat'l Education Ass'n*
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Nat'l League of Cities
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Nat'l Network for Youth
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Nat'l Organization for Women
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Nat'l Organization on Disability
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Nat'l Peace Foundation
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Nat'l People's Action
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Nat'l Political Congress of Black Women
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Nat'l Parent, Teachers Ass'n*
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Nat'l SAFE KIDS Campaign
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Nat'l Spinal Cord Injury Ass'n
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Nat'l Urban Coalition
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Nat'l Urban League, Inc.
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NETWORK: A Nat'l Catholic Social Justice Lobby
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Peace Action
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Physicians for Social Responsibility
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Project on Demilitarization and Democracy
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Public Citizen
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SaferWorld
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Society of Critical Care Medicine
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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The Synergetic Society
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Union of American Hebrew Congregations
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Unitarian Universalist Ass'n
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United Church of Christ, Office for Church in Society*
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United Methodist Church, General Board & Church Society
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United States Catholic Conference
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United States Conference of Mayors
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War and Peace Foundation
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Women's Nat'l Democratic Club
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Women Strike for Peace
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Women's Action for New Directions (WAND)
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Women's Int'l League for Peace and Freedom
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World Spiritual Assembly, Inc.
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YWCA of the U.S.A.
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20/20 Vision
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*The national organization only endorses federal legislation.
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The Center to Prevent Handgun Violence (CPHV) is an HCI "educational"
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spin-off that portrays firearms and their ownership as inherently
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dangerous. Straight Talk About Risks (S.T.A.R.), CPHV's politically-based
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anti-gun curriculum targets schoolchildren aged pre-K through 12th grade.
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The CPHV is located at 1400 K Street, N.W., Suite 500, Washington, DC
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20005.
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COALITION TO STOP GUN VIOLENCE (CSGV):
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Headquarters: 100 Maryland Avenue, N.E.
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Washington, DC 20002
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Telephone: (202) 544-7190
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President: Michael K. Beard
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Co-Chairpersons: Ethel Kennedy, Coretta Scott King
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National Sponsors:
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William E. Colby
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Judy Collins
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Monsignor John J. Egan
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Walter E. Fauntroy
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Dr. Dorothy Height
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Dr. Barbara Jordan
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Comm. George Napper
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Harry Nillson
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Gregory Peck
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Dr. Alvin F. Pouissant
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Rabbi David Sapperstein
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The Coalition to Stop Gun Violence (CSGV), was originally formed in 1975 as
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the National Coalition to Ban Handguns (NCBH) "for the purposes of banning
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the importation, manufacture, sale, transfer, ownership and possession of
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handguns." In 1989, after expanding its efforts to include restrictions on
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all firearms, the group adopted its new name, Coalition to Stop Gun
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Violence.
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The United Methodist Church was the principle founder of CSGV. CSGV's
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membership is comprised of individual supporters. Ex-CIA employee, Edward
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O. Welles, who also helped to form HCI, was an original NCBH board member
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and, reportedly, NCCH/HCI was an unreported member of the Coalition for
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several years.
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CSGV's policy-making membership is comprised of 44 national organizations
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including:
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American Academy of Pediatrics
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American Association of Suicidology
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American Ethical Union
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Americans for Democratic Action
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American Jewish Committee
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American Jewish Congress
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American Psychiatric Association
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American Public Health Association
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Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America
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The Bible Holiness Movement, International
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B'nai B'rith Women
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Center for Science in the Public Interest
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Central Conference of American Rabbis
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Child Welfare League
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Church of the Brethren, Washington Office
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Citizens For Safety
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The Communitarian Network
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The Council of The Great City Schools
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The DISARM Education Fund
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Fellowship Reconciliation
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Friends Committee on National Legislation
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International Ladies Garment Workers Union
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Jesuit ConferenceQOffice of Social Ministries
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Jewish Community Center Association
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Loretto Community
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Mennonite Central Comm., DC Office
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National Association of Social Workers
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National Council of Jewish Women, Inc.
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National Council of Negro Women, Inc.
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National Urban League, Inc.
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North American Federation of Temple Youth
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Pan American Trauma Association
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Presbyterian Church USA, Social Justice and Peacemaking Ministry Unit
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Union of American Hebrew Congregations, Religious Action Center
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Unitarian Universalist Association
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United Church of Christ, Office for Church and Society
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United Federation of Teachers
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United Methodist Church, Board of Church and Society
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
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U.S. Student Association
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United Synagogues of America
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WomenUs League for Conservative Judaism
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WomenUs National Democratic Club
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YWCA of the U.S.A.
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THE EDUCATIONAL FUND TO END HANDGUN VIOLENCE (EFEHV):
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Headquarters: Box 72
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110 Maryland Avenue, N.E.
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Washington, DC 20002
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Telephone: (202) 544-7227
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Director: Josh Horwitz
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Incorporated in 1978 as an "educational" spin-off to the Coalition to Stop
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Gun Violence, the EFEHV is supported by private donations and foundation
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grants. The fund distributes anti-gun "research" on handgun violence,
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firearms marketing and production, and firearms design.
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CEASEFIRE, INC.:
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Headquarters: 1290 Avenue of the Americas
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New York, NY 10104
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Telephone: (212) 484-1616
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Executive Director: Elizabeth Schmidt
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Advisory Panel Members:
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Reginald Brack, Chairman, Time, Inc.
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Senator Bill Bradley, (D-NJ)
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Stephen Brobeck, Exec. Dir. Consumer Federation of America
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Doug Carlston, Chair and CEO, Broderbund Software, Inc.
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President Jimmy Carter
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Senator John Chafee, (R-RI)
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K. Kaufer Christoffel, M.D., M.P.H., Children's Mem. Hospital, Chicago
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Walter Cronkite, Journalist
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Barry Diller, Chairman, Silver King Communications
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Michael Douglas, Actor
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Millard Drexler, CEO, Gap. Inc.
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Marian Wright Edelman, Pres., Children's Defense Fund
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Michael Eisner, Chairman and CEO, The Walt Disney Co.
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Susan Estrich, Professor, The Law Center, The University of Southern
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California
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Senator Dianne Feinstein, (D-CA)
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Mark Finucane, Former Chairman, Nat'l Assoc. of Public Hospitals
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Tom Freston, Chairman, MTV Networks
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Kieth Geiger, Pres., Nat'l Education Association
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Gerald Grinstein, Chairman, Burlington Northern
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Alan G. Hassenfeld, Chairman, Pres. and CEO, Hasbro, Inc.
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John Kennedy, Editor in Chief, GEORGE magazine
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Deborah Leff, Pres., The Joyce Foundation
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H. Michael Lemmons, Exec. Dir., Congress of Nat'l Black Churches
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Edward Malloy, Pres., University of Notre Dame
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Paul Newman, Actor
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Michael Ovitz, Pres., The Walt Disney Company
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Ron Perlman, Pres., Revlon, Inc.
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Mike Pertschuk, Co-Director, The Advocacy Institute
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Roberta Copper Ramo, Pres. American Bar Association
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Steve Rattner, General Partner, Lazard Freres & Co.
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Matt Rodriguez, Superintendent, Chicago Police Department
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Mark Rosenburg, M.D., M.P.H., Director, Nat'l Center for Injury Prevention
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and Control
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Dewey Stokes, Former Nat'l Pres., FOP
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Howard Stringer, Chairman and CEO, TELE-TV
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Stephen Teret, M.D., M.P.H., Director, John Hopkins Center for Gun Policy
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and Research
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James Todd, M. D., Executive Vice-Pres., AMA
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Jann S. Wenner, Chairman, Wenner Media, Inc.
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Lois Jean White, Pres.-Elect, Nat'l PTA
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Jay Winston, Director, Center for Health Communications, Harvard University
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CeaseFire, Inc. was formed in 1995 with a stated mission to "reshape the
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gun violence debate in America." Infused with money from Courtney Love,
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the widow of Rock star Curt Cobain, who committed suicide, the organization
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signed on the numerous high-profile celebrities and business people listed
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above to their advisory panel. CeaseFire runs TV Public Service
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Announcements with celebrities and runs print advertising in major
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newspapers and magazines with the message that guns are dangerous and gun
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ownership is a threat to family and friends. Their stated goal is to
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promote "handgun-free homes and families" by claiming that gun ownership is
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a public health threat.
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THE VIOLENCE POLICY CENTER (VPC):
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Headquarters: 1300 N Street, N.W.
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Washington, DC 20005
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Telephone: (202) 783-4071
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Executive Director: Josh Sugarmann
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Of Counsel: Kristen Rand
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The Violence Policy Center is the new name of the New Right Watch (NRW), a
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non-profit group that "researched" what it perceived as a new right-wing
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American political movement. NRW focused its attack on semi-automatic
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firearms with two releases: "Assault Weapons and Accessories in America"
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(1988), a joint effort with EFEHV, and "Assault Weapons: Analysis, New
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Research, and Legislation" (1989). Funding for New Right Watch was
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received from individual and foundation grants.
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VPC is a non-profit national "educational" foundation that proposes
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firearms restrictions as measures to reduce violence in America. VPC's
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Executive Director, Josh Sugarmann, formerly the Executive Director of the
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New Right Watch and, previously, with the National Coalition to Ban
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Handguns, authored a book attacking the NRA, "NRA: Money, Firepower, and
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Fear" (1992).
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OTHER NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WITH ANTI-GUN POLICIES:
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AFL-CIO
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Amer. Academy of Pediatrics
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Amer. Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
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Amer. Alliance for Rights and Responsibilities
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Amer. Assoc. of Retired Persons
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Amer. Assoc. of School Administrators
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Amer. Assoc. for the Surgery of Trauma
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Amer. Bar Assoc.
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Amer. Civil Liberties Union
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Amer. Medical Assoc.
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Amer. Trauma Society
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Nat'l Assoc. of Community Health Centers
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Nat'l Assoc. of Police Organizations
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Nat'l Assoc. of School Psychologists
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Nat'l Coalition Against Domestic Violence
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Nat'l Education Assoc.
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Nat'l Safe Kids Campaign
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Dehere Foundation
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Harris Foundation
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Hechinger Foundation
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Joyce Foundation
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Lauder Foundation
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Lawrence Foundation
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Ortenberg Foundation
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Police Foundation
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H.M. Strong Foundation
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Florence and John Shumann Foundation
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The Council of the Great City Schools
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U.S. Catholic Conference, Dept. of Social Development
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Committee for the Study of Handgun Misuse & World Peace
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Common Cause
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Children's Defense Fund
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Disarm Educational Fund
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George Gund Fund
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Anti-Gun Individuals & Celebrities
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Steve Allen - Entertainer*
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Cleveland Amory - Author
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Louis Anderson - Comedian
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Richard Dean Anderson - Actor
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Ed Asner - Actor
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Lauren Bacall - Actress*
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Candice Bergen - Actress
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Herbert Block - Cartoonist
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Peter Bonerz - Actor
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Robert E. Brennan - Financier
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Jimmy Breslin - Columnist
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Beau Bridges - Actor
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Lloyd Bridges - Actor*
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Steven Brill - Author
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Mel Brooks - Actor/Director
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Dr. Joyce Brothers - Psychologist/ Author
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Bishop Edmond Browning - Espiscopal Leader
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Art Buchwald - Columnist
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Ellen Burstyn - Actress
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James E. Carter - Former President
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Robert Chartloff - Producer
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Julia Child - Author/Chef*
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Jackie Cooper - Actor/Director*
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Walter Cronkite - Journalist
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Hume Cronyn - Actor*
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Pam Dawber - Actress
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Phil Donahue - Talk Show Host
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Michael Douglas - Actor
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Amitai Etzioni - Teacher
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Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. - Actor*
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Mike Farrell - Actor
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Jane Fonda - Actress
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Art Garfunkel - Singer
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Michael Gartner - Columnist
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James Glassman - Editor
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Louis Gossett, Jr. - Actor
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Michael Gross - Actor
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Elliott Gould - Actor
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Bryant Gumbel - Entertainer
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Mark Harmon - Actor
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Mariette Hartley - Actress
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Bob Herbert - Columnist
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Howard Hessman - Actor
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Hal Holbrook - Actor*
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Molly Ivins - Columnist
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Maynard Jackson - Mayor, Atlanta*
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C. Everett Koop - Former Surgeon General, National Safe Kids Campaign
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William Kovacs - Director
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Ann Landers - Columnist
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Leonard Larson - Columnist
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Norman Lear - Producer and Pres. People for the American Way
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Jack Lemmon - Actor*
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Hal Linden - Actor
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Jack Lord - Actor
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Mike Luckovich - Cartoonist
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Marsha Mason - Actress*
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Colman McCarthy - Columnist
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Mary McGrory - Columnist
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Abner Mikva - Former Judge
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Norval Morris - Law Professor
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Paul Newman - Actor
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Harry Nilson - Singer
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Leonard Nimoy - Actor
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Jennifer O'Neill - Actress
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Jane Pauley - Entertainer
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Gregory Peck - Actor*
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Robert Redford - Actor/Director
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Rob Reiner - Actor/Director
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Steven Rockefeller - Financier
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Will Rogers, Jr. - Actor
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Neil Simon - Playwright*
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Rod Steiger - Actor*
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Lyle Elmer Strom - Federal Judge
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Tom Teepen - Editor
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Marlo Thomas - Actress*
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Garry Trudeau - Cartoonist
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Eli Wallach - Actor*
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Richard Widmark - Actor
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James Whitmore - Actor*
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Andy Williams - Singer*
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Oprah Winfrey - Entertainer
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Joanne Woodward - Actress*
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Herman Wouk - Author
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* Denotes membership on HCI's National Committee
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ANTI-GUN CORPORATIONS/CORPORATE HEADS:
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The following listing includes the most prominent national corporations
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and/or corporate heads that have used the company name while actively
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supporting anti-gun proposals or organizations.
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Ben & Jerry's Homemade, Inc.
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Bennett R. Cohen Chrm. & CEO
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Rte. 100, Box 240
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Waterbury, VT 05676
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(802) 244-5641
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Ice cream and frozen yogurt
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Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc.
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Philip M. Hawley, Chrm. & CEO
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444 South Flower Street
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Los Angeles, CA 90071
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(213) 620-0150
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Retail clothing and accessories stores
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Crown Central Petroleum Corp.
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Henry A. Rosenberg, Jr.
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One North Central Street
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Box 1168
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Baltimore, MD 21203
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(301) 539-7400
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Refiners and marketers of petroleum products, convenience stores
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Hyatt Corporation
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Jay Pritzker, Chrm. & CEO
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200 West Madison
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Chicago, IL 60606
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(312) 750-1234
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International hotels
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ICN Biomedicals
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Adam Jerney, Chrm. & CEO
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3300 Hyland Avenue
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Costa Mesa, CA 92626
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(714) 545-0113
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Pharmaceutical products
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Cummins Engine Company, Inc.
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Henry B. Schacht, Chrm. & CEO
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500 Jackson Street
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Box 3005
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Columbus, IN 47202
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(812) 377-5000
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Diesel engines, related parts
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Clorox Corporation
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Charles R. Weaver, Chrm. & CEO
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1221 Broadway
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Oakland, CA 94612
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(415) 271-7000
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Household cleaning products
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GEICO Indemnity Co.
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One GEICO Plaza
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Washington, D.C. 20076-0032
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(301) 986-2500
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Property Insurance
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MNC Financial, Inc.
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Alfred Lerner, Chrm.
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Ten Light Street
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Box 987
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Baltimore, MD 21203
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(301) 244-5000
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Commercial and consumer banking, financial services
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National Parks and Conservation Association
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1776 Massachusetts Ave., N.W.
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Washington, D.C. 20036
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(800) 628-7275
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Hechinger Company
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John W. Hechinger, Chrm.
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1616 McCormick Drive
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Landover, MD 20785
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(301) 341-1000
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Lumber and building supply retailer
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A & M Records
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Al Cafaro, Chrm. & CEO
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595 Madison Avenue
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New York, NY 10022
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(212) 826-0477
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Record Production, Entertainment
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Southland Corporation
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Masatoshi Ito, Chrm.
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2711 North Haskell Avenue
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Dallas, TX 75221
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Convenience stores
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Stoneyfield Farms Yogurt.
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Mr. Gary Hirshberg, CEO
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10 Burton Drive
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Londonderry, NH 03053
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(603) 437-7594
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Yogurt
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Rolling Stone Magazine
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Jann Wenner, Chrm. & CEO
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745 5th, Avenue
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New York, NY 10151
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(212) 758-3800
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Time Warner Inc.
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Gerald M. Levin, Chrm. & CEO
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75 Rockefeller Plaza
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New York, NY 10019
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(212) 484-8000
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Publishing, film and music recordings
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Working Assets
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Peter Barnes, Founder
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701 Montgomery Street
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San Fransisco, California 94111
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(415) 788-0777
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Long distance telephone service
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The Walt Disney Company
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Michael Eisner, Chrm. and CEO
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500 S. Buena Vista St.
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Burbank, Califonia 91521
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(818) 560-1000
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Entertainment conglomerate
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PUBLICATION AND MEDIA OUTLETS:
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The following publications and media outlets have assisted in the attack on
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Second Amendment rights. The editorial policies of some of the media
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sources listed portray firearms in a negative manner in an attempt to
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generate public support for restrictions on firearms ownership. Others
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have refused some or all of NRA's advertisements.
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Capital Cities/ABC
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Television Network
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77 W. 66th Street
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New York, NY 10023-6298
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(212) 456-7777
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Audubon Society
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Audubon
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950 Third Avenue
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New York, NY 10022-2705
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(212) 546-9100
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Bell Atlantic-D.C.
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2055 L Street, N.W.
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Washington, D.C. 20036
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(202) 392-9900
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Better Homes and Gardens
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1716 Locust Street
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Des Moines, IA 50309-3023
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(515) 284-3000
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Blue Chip Stamps
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15801 S. Eastern Avenue
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Los Angeles, CA 90040
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(213) 720-4600
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The Christian Publishing Society
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The Christian Science Monitor
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One Norway Street
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Boston, MA 02115
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(508) 586-6200
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Columbia Broadcasting Service
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CBS Television Network
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51 W. 52nd Street
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New York, NY 10019
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(212) 975-4321
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Corporation For Public Broadcasting/ PBS Television
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1320 Braddock Place
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Alexandria, VA 22314-1698
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(703) 739-5000
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(703) 739-0775 - Fax
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Cox Newspapers
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Credibank Towers, Suite 400
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2800 Biscayne Blvd.
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Miami, FL 33137
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(305) 576-7678
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Gannett News Service
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USA Today
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1000 Wilson Blvd.
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Arlington, VA 22229
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(703) 276-5806
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Johnson Publishing Company, Inc.
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Ebony Magazine
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820 S. Michigan avenue
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Chicago, IL 60605-2190
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(312) 322-9250
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Knight-Ridder Newspapers
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Detroit Free-Press
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321 W. LaFayette Blvd.
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Detroit, MI 48231
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(313) 222-6400
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and
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Miami Herald
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One Herald Plaza
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Miami, FL 33132-1683
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(305) 350-2111
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McCall's Magazine
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110 Fifth Avenue
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New York, NY 10017-5603
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(212) 463-1000
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National Broadcasting Company
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NBC Television Network
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30 Rockefeller Plaza
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New York, NY 10112
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(212) 664-4444
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Newsweek, Inc.
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Newsweek Magazine
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444 Madison Avenue
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New York, NY 10022-6999
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(212) 350-4000
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The New York Times Corporation
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The New York Times
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229 W. 43rd Street
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New York, NY 10036
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(212) 556-1234
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Time Magazine
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Time & Life Building
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Rockefeller Center
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New York, NY 10020
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(212) 522-1212
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Times-Mirror Corporation
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The Los Angeles Times
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Times Mirror Square
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Los Angeles, CA 90053
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(213) 237-3000
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The Baltimore Sun
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501 N. Calvert Street
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Baltimore, MD 21278
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(301) 332-6300
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The Tribune Company
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Chicago Tribune
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435 N. Michigan Avenue
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Chicago, IL 60611
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(312) 227-3000
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Washington Post
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1150 15th Street, N.W.
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Washington, D.C. 20071
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(202) 334-6000
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Compiled by:
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NRA Institute for Legislative Action
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11250 Waples Mill Road
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Fairfax, Virginia 22030
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Rev. 1/96
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