SPEAKERS SQUARE OFF IN GUN CONTROL DEBATE; UNIVERSITY EVENT VIEWS BOTH SIDES OF NATIONAL ISSUE
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Wednesday, February 10, 1993
People can do whatever they want with their own constitutional rights, National Rifle Association member Bob Daniels says. "When you start treading on mine we're going to lock horns."
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