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Maine: Proposal targets gun ban for parks

Lawmakers heard testimony Wednesday on a proposal to reimpose restrictions on guns within Acadia National Park and along the Appalachian Trail in Maine in response to Congress' controversial decision to lift long standing limits on firearms.

Read About It: The Bangor Daily News (Maine)

Posted: 2/4/2010 9:16:40 AM

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