A gun-rights organization heralded the end of what it called 'one of the dumbest provisions of Ohio's original concealed-carry law,' saying the requirement for 'plain sight' holstering was unpopular and unsafe. Motorists' only alternative was to lock

Published: Wednesday, March 14, 2007 9:33 AM CDT Born Sept. 13, 1910, in Pleasant Valley, he was the son of the late Cleg E. and Minnie V. (Draper) Bowman.His wife, Margaret &#8220Gerti e (Davis) Bowman, died Oct. 6, 1982.Mr. Bowman was a

Grand Jury Weighs Charges Against Officers in NYC Police Shooting As Possible Witness Emerges By ADAM GOLDMAN The Associated Press NEW YORK - A possible last-minute witness emerged as the city anxiously watched a grand jury weighing the case of five

STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) -- Stamford will pay nearly $500 to a deer hunter whose bow was damaged when a police officer ordered him to drop it. Contractor Bryan Roddy of Norwalk had permission to hunt on a 1-acre Stamford property where he was doing some

LONDONDERRY - A local man who led police on two different chases in as many weeks had his bail raised from $10,000 to $100,000 cash and was ordered to undergo a mental evaluation following his arraignment yesterday in Derry District Court, according to

The union representing car manufacturing workers has opposed federal Labor's support for continued cuts to tariffs in the industry. Holden last week announced plans to axe 600 jobs at its vehicle assembly plant in Adelaide, prompting calls from South

of political opinion,' he said during a floor speech March 10. 'While there may be some correlation between CO2 and temperature, CO2 is caused by temperature, not the other way around. ... We should not pursue policies that inhibit economic growth in the