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Bill to allow non-lethal weapon on campus gets initial approval

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//January 29, 2018//[read_meter]

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Bill to allow non-lethal weapon on campus gets initial approval

Bill to allow non-lethal weapon on campus gets initial approval

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//January 29, 2018//[read_meter]

(Deposit Photos/Anutuno) Saying college and university students, faculty and visitors need more protection, a House panel voted Monday to let them arm themselves — at least...

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