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Advocates of reasonable gun control laws don t want any firearms at all

Gun control advocates keep claiming they just want "reasonable" gun control, but self-defense advocates are understandably skeptical.

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John Roll Presenting at Tomorrow s WSURA Program – Pullman Radio

John Roll Presenting at Tomorrow s WSURA Program – Pullman Radio
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Douglas County Past: Dump fire explodes under water pressure; High school athletes in train accident

From the March 24, 1933 Telegram: "As the cold water struck hot ashes there were explosions that resounded like dynamite and hot ashes flew into the air."

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Part I: Mental Illness, Firearms, And Violence

In order to understand the relationship between mental illness, violence, and firearms, we must first understand the complex phenomenon of “mental illness.” Although many Americans will experience some degree of mental illness at least once in their lives, only a small percentage will develop serious, chronic mental illnesses that substantially impact their ability to function on a daily basis. “Mental illness” is a complex topic that affects millions of Americans every year.

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Interest is growing in using reward-based treatment for addiction – WSU Insider

People who want to quit smoking or stop using other drugs and alcohol need a powerful tool. WSU researchers think contingency management could help.

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