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he said. "We are taking the prudent steps that we've talked about,
in terms of ensuring that our homeland is defended and our allies
are defended."He added: "Any absence of provocative behavior or unhelpful
rhetoric is a good thing in this case, but, again, I would
not suggest that we believe the cycle of behavior has ended necessarily.
We are -- as monitoring this as closely today as we were
over the weekend and in previous days and weeks.And taking the necessary
measures and working with our partners and allies to make clear to
North Korea what the result of that kind of decision would be,
in terms of condemnation and isolation and further sanction."Carney said
the administration is engaging the Russians and Chinese in efforts to pressure
North Korea to back down.Meanwhile, North Koreans celebrated the birthday
of their first leader Monday by dancing in plazas and snacking on
peanuts, with little hint of the fiery language that has kept the
international community fearful that a missile launch may be imminent.Pyongyang
fired off a rocket ahead of the last anniversary of Kim Il
Sung's birth -- the centennial -- but this time the day was
simply the start of a two-day holiday for Pyongyang residents who spilled
into the streets.Elsewhere in the region, however, the focus remained on
the threat of a launch as U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry
wrapped up a tour to coordinate Washington's response with Beijing, North
Kore
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and his wife believe a former county official sent a threatening email
to law officers three days after the killings.The Kaufman County sheriff
released a probable cause affidavit Monday that shows authorities traced
the threat to the personal computer of former Justice of the Peace
Eric Lyle Williams. The prosecutor's office handled a theft case against
Williams that resulted in him losing his job.Authorities say the email implied
that if authorities didn't respond to various demands, there'd be another
attack.Williams is being held on $3 million bond on a charge of
making a terroristic threat.A law enforcement official speaking on condition
of anonymity says at least 20 weapons found in Williams' storage locker
are being tested.
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">istration requirements
would be a costly burden on them.Herkimer County Clerk Sylvia Rowan said
Thursday she had received no registration forms for those guns. "There's
a lot of confusion on this," she said.Rowan noted that she had
received few formal requests filed from the holders of the county's 12,000
pistol permits to exempt their information from public disclosure, something
else authorized under the new law.Passed Jan. 15, a month after the
school shooting in Newtown, Conn., the statute originally banned magazines
with more than seven bullets effective April 15. Connecticut officials said
that shooter Adam Lanza used a semi-automatic Bushmaster AR-15 and five
30-round magazines to kill 20 children and six adults in minutes.However,
acknowledging that manufacturers don't make seven-bullet magazines, the
Cuomo administration and New York lawmakers amended their law on March 29,
keeping 10-bullet magazines legal but generally illegal to load them with
more than seven bullets.The new Colorado bill, signed into law last month,
bans ammunition magazines that hold more than 15 rounds.
Are Newtown family members being used as political
props?
Mom of Newton victim
talks gun control in Weekly Address
Senate advances debate on gun control despite GOP opposition
As debate begins this week on sweeping firearms legislation, supporters
are running into renewed concern from conservatives that the bill could
lead to a gun "registry" despite adamant pledges to prohibit this.Fear of
a national registry has remained even after two influential senators last
week proposed a compromise on background checks. The proposal, which will
be voted on as an amendment, would expand background checks to gun
shows and Internet sales while exempting personal transactions like those
among family members.The provision, meant to ease concerns about the checks
becoming too pervasive, also included language to bar the creation of a
federal registry.But the language was not enough. Some gun-rights supporters
continue to worry about a slippery-slope scenario, where a background check
expansion sets the stage for a national registry -- which could then
be exploited to seize weapons from individuals. Despite the fact that licensed
dealers already keep records of their sales and a national registry has
not yet been created, the Second Amendment nightmare scenario has lived
on."Once you get these lists out there, once you have a gun
dealer keeping lists for lots of other people, the only way that
works, frankly I think, is if you keep the paper," Sen. Roy
Blunt, R-Mo., told Fox News on Monday. "And if you keep the
paper, eventually, somebody's going to ask for it."Concerns about gun seizures
were stoked most recently after a Ne
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