
Ver. 1.1                  NATIONAL ANTI-GUN LIST             March 11, 1994
 
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     Here is the second installment of my national anti-gun list.  The list
has grown considerably since the first edition.  I'm still in the process of
going through many magazines and books to collect the many names and quotes
of our enemies.
     Please send me the anti-gun names of the leaders in your community.
     Also, notify me of any errors.

Peter D. Nesbitt
pnesbitt@mcimail.com

The Powder Keg BBS
707-427-1310
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Richard Aborn, President of HCI.  SF Examiner, 7-5-93.

Jerry Abramson, Louisville, KY Mayor, 
     Speaking at a Mayors conference on crime, "People in our cities are
     demanding action." SF Chronicle, 12-10-93.

     Led the delegation of mayors that called for mandatory registration of
     guns, a ban on assault weapons, taxes on ammunition, and a ban on
     firearms possession by minors. SF Chronicle, 12-10-93.

Gary L. Ackerman, Rep., ?-NY.
     Supported one-gun-per-month legislation.  CCRKBA, March, 1993.

Whitney Addington, M.D., University of Chicago.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Jack Albertson, actor.
     Supported CA Prop. 15. [1]

Joseph Alioto, former Mayor of San Francisco.
     Presented an anti-gun speech at the USCM-HCS "National Forum on Handgun
Control, held in May 1977. [1]

Steve Allen, TV host.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Robert Alpern, Unitarian Unitarian Universalist Association.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1976. [1]

Joseph D. Alviani.
     Served on the United States Council of Mayors Handgun Control Staff.
     [1]

American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
     Was represented at the HELP conference, Chicago, 1993.
     -- American Rifleman, February 1994.

American Baptist Convention, Division of Social Concern.
     "It is our conviction that a strong gun control law is needed on the
national level.  We commend those who are working to that end and pledge them
our support... We urge that... legislation be passed requiring registration
of all firearms, the licensing of all owners, and limitation of types of
firearms available for private ownership." [1]

American Civil Liberties Union.
     NCBH Participating Organization, 1977. [1]

American College of Physicians (ACP).
     "...has under consideration the adoption of policy statements similar
     to the AAP's handgun ban resolution."
     -- American Rifleman, February 1994.

American Ethical Union.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

American Jewish Committee.
     NCBH Participating Organization, 1977. [1]

American Jewish Congress.
     NCBH Participating Organization, 1977. [1]

American Medical Association.
     Supported Brady Bill.  Wall Street Journal, Jan 6, 1994, also the
     American Rifleman, February 1994.

American Psychiatric Association.
     NCBH Participating Organization, 1977. [1]

American Public Heatlh Association.
     NCBH Participating Organization, 1977. [1]

Americans for Democratic Action.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]
 
Rep. John Anderson.
     Received $1000 donation from HCI in 1980. [1]

Bishop James Armstrong.
     HCI National Advisory Council, 1976 [1]

Arthur Ashe, tennis pro.
     Supported CA Prop. 15. [1]

Victor Ashe, Mayor of Knoxville, TN, Rep.
     USA Today writes, "Ashe favors banning of assault weapons." 12-29-93.

Ed Asner, actor.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15, and supported National End
     Handgun Violence Week. [1]

John Astin, husband of Patty Duke. [1]

Atlanta Journal/Constitution.
     "At least one anti-gun editorial a week."  John De Armond, Jan 30, 1994.

Sebastian Bach, Musician, Skid Row.
     "Guns in movies, TV, video games and/or songs have absolutely nothing
     to do with crime.  American gun laws do.  I grew up in Toronto, Canada,
     where handguns are illegal and the homicide rate involving guns is under
     100 per week.  However, the entertainment in Canada is the same as the
     U.S. in content.  It's simple - the U.S. laws on guns suck."  USA Today,
     12-29-93.

John Badham, director.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Lawrence Bailey, USCM Assistant Executive Director. [1]
     Gave an anti-gun presentation at a January, 1978 event in Boston. [1]

Robert Baker, M.D., University of Illinois, Chicago, IL.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Thomas Baldino, Wilkes University, Wilkes-Barre, PA.
     "Repeal the 2nd Amendment now.  It is a dangerous anachronism that
     threatens rather than preserves the liberties of Americans."  USA Today,
     12-29-93.

Ernie Banks, Chicago Cub.
     Supported "Run Against the Handgun" in Morton Grove, IL. [1]

Thomas Barrett, Rep., ?-Wisconsin.
     Supported one-gun-per-month legislation.  CCRKBA, March, 1993.

Mrs. C. Minor Barringer, Chadds Ford, PA.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

Jack Barry, emcee.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Eddie Basha, Arizona, owner of Basha's Food Stores, governor-wannabe.
     (Campaign announcement speech -- will provide chapter and verse) 

BASS Tickets .
     Doug Levinson, creates and organizes gun buy-back programs. 

Herbert Bateman, Rep., R-VA.
     Received $22,752 from anti-bun PACs from 1-1-91 and 6-30-93.  USA Today,
     12-29-93.

John Beal, M.D., Northwestern Medical School.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Patricia Beaulieu.
     Served on the United States Council of Mayors Handgun Control Staff.
     [1]

Bill Beeck, major league baseball team owner.
     Served as chairman for "National End Handgun Violence Week" in Chicago,
     Illinois. [1]

Anthony C. Beilenson, Rep., ?-CA.
     Supported one-gun-per-month legislation.

Mike Beard
     President, Coalition to Stop Gun Violence. [1]
     Director, National Coalition to Ban Hnadguns. [1]

Warren Beatty, actor.
     Allowed his name to be used on the Elizabeth Taylor anti-gun ads. [1]

James V. Bennett.
     Provided guidance and leadership to NCRFP. [1]

Marjorie Benton, Chicago Better Government Association.
     Sponsored Joseph J. Levin and the NGCC. [1]

Lloyd Bentsen, Secretary of Treasury.
     Wants to increase FFL fees.
     Recently reclassified several shotguns as "destructive devices".

Mrs. Milton Berle.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Leonard Bernstein.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Henry Betts, M.D., The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Rep. Mario Biaggi.
     Introduced HR 953, a ban on "cop killer bullets" in 1983. [1]

Acting Mayor Bilandic, Chicago, IL.
     Participated in NCBH Survival Days project, 1977. [1]

Joe Biden, Senator, D-DEL.

Steven Bishop, musician.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Black Women's Community Development Foundation.
     NCBH Participating Organizatio, 1977. [1]

Eugene Carson Blacke.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Board of Church and Society, United Methodist Church.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

     "Therefore, the Board of Church and Society declares its support for the
     licensing of all gun owners and the registration of all firearms. 
     Licensing provisions should require adequate identification of gun
     owners and provide basic standards with respect to age, absence of
     mental illness, and lack of a serious criminal record.  These and other
     objective standars should be applied in determining the granting or
     denial of any license." Eugene Oregon Sportsman, 3-26-76.

Julian Bond.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Peter Bonerz, actor/director.
     Narrated NCBH film, "The National Handgun Awareness Test". [1]

Dr. Mark Borinsky.
     NCCH founder.

Thomas Bradley, former Mayor of Los Angeles.
     Presented an anti-gun speech at the USCM-HCS "National Forum on Handgun
Control, held in May 1977. [1]

Jim Brady

Sarah Brady

Robert E. Brennan, Financier, creator of the "Death Clock" in Times Square.
     He hopes to have "death clocks" set up in major cities all across the
     country.  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Rabbi Balfour Brickner.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Lloyd Bridges, actor.
     Allowed his name to be used in support of NCBH National End Handgun
     Violence Week. [1]

Steven Brill, author of "Firearm Abuse".
     "The analysis of current local police efforts suggest a need for new
     approaches to the job of enforcing firearm popssession laws. [1]
 
Elma Broadfoot, Mayor, Witchita, KS. 
     Broadfoot is trying to find someone to donate $50,000 to $100,000 in a
     gun buy back program.  Mayor Broadfoot wishes to research the matter a
     little more before putting it before the city council.  Broadfoot says,
     "other cities have brought back guns.  Its working.  It can slow down
     the flow of guns.  We could do it here too."  

Albert Broccoli, producor of James Bond films.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Nick Brock, Friends Committee on National Legislation.
     NCBH Executive Committe, 1976. [1]

Mel Brooks, actor, producor.
     Supported CA Prop. 15. [1]

Edmund G. Brown, Sr.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

Jackson Brown, musician.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Leatha Bryant, volunteer, Malvern, Arkansas.
     "Handguns and any other types of guns used in crimes against people
     should be regulated."  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Yul Brynner, actor.
     Co-sponsored the Elizabeth Taylor anti-gun advertisments. [1]

Richard J. Brzeczek, Chicago Police Superintendent.
     Served on NAAV's board. [1]

John J. Buckley, Sheriff, Massachusetts.
     Founded People vs. Handguns in 1974. [1]

William F. Buckley.
     1-5-94, "Outlaw all handguns, effective on a given date (anyone caught
     with one would go to jail for 30 years). And let self-defense be done
     by the use of truncated shotguns." 
 
     "If we want to reduce the number of handguns in a city like New York,
     we have got to take dramatic steps to do so." 

John M. Burgess, Bishop, Massachusetts Episcopal Archdiocese.
     Supported People vs. Handguns. [1]

Carol Burnett, actress.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Ellen Burstyn, actress.
     Supported CA Prop. 15. [1]

Nancy Butler.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]
     Fonder of Georgians for Handgun Control. [1]

Butterworth, FL Attorney General.
     Holding a gun during testimony, "I guarantee you this is the weapon of
     choice of criminals."

Jayne Byrne, Ex-Mayor of Chicago, IL.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

James Caan.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

James Cambell.
     NCCH coordinator of Legislative Task Force in 1975. [1]

Sally Campbell.
     Past Director of CFSHM. [1]

Georgene Campion.
     Past Director of CFSHM. [1]

Jennifer Cantu, Student, Detroit, Michigan.
     "I think the age of 18 is too young to own a gun because gang members
     are able to get them.  The age that someone should be allowed to own a
     gun should b raised to 21.  People are just getting guns too easily, and
     it is a big problem in our society."  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Senator Mary Ann Carlson (?-VT).
     "We must be able to arrest people before they commit crimes.  By
     registering guns and knowing who has them we can do that.  [...] If they
     have guns they are pretty likely to commit a crime."  Vermont Sportsman,
     1994. 

John D. Carver.
     Was Deputy Director of the Crime and Justice Foundation. [1]

Catholic Public Policy Commission, Nashville, TN.
     "...we strongly suggest a study of the feasibility of a handgun control
     measure which authorizes local police to grant licenses for handguns." 
     The police would have the discretionary power in deciding whether or not
     anyone would be allowed to possess a handgun. [1]

Center to Prevent Handgun Violence (CPHV).

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
     "The CDC is spending more than $6 million to learn what puts children
     at risk and how to lessen the chance they'll grab a weapon at the first
     sign of conflict."  Associated Press, 7-14-93.

Center for Social Action, United Church of Christ.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

Leonard Cerullo, M.D., Northwestern University Medical School.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

John Chafee, Sen., ?-RI.
     Introduced S-108.

Robert Chartoff, movie producer.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Benjamin Chavis, exec. director NAACP.
     Supports gun buy-back programs. 1-5-94. 

Chicago Committee for handgun Control (CCHC).
     P.O. Box 207
     Kenilworth, IL 60043.

Chicago White Sox.
     Sponsored a gun turn-in program.  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Childhood Firearm Injury Prevention Program.
     This is a project of the American Academy of Pediatrics.  CPHV is the
     educational sponsor.  -- American Rifleman, February 1994.

Children's Defense Fund 
     "Guns are regulated less than teddy bears, toasters and other consumer
     products." 1-21-94. 

Children's Medical Center, Dallas, Texas.
     Helped sponsor a gun turn-in program.  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Lawton Chiles, Governor of Florida.
     Passed a state law allowing police to seize firearms from minors
     regardless of whether or not a crime has been committed.  AP, 11-26-93.

Catherine Chodrow.
     NCBH Communications Director, 1977. [1]

Dennis Christensen, Teacher, Gillette, WY.
     "While I believe there should be some regulations on handguns, I don't
     think hunting guns or shotguns should be regulated."  USA Today,      
     12-29-93.

Ginny Christenson.
     Past Director of CFSHM. [1]

Dr Katherine Kaufer Christoffel, American Academy of Pediatics.
     Represented the AAP at the HELP conference, Chicago, 1994.
     -- American Rifleman, February 1994.

Church of Brethren, Washington Office.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

Citizens Crime Commission of Philadelphia. [1]
     1700 Walnut Street
     Philadelphia, PA 19103

Citizens United to Save Lives (CUSL). [1]
     Box 5038
     Grosse Point Station, MI 48236

Civic Disarmament Committee for Handgun Control (CDC). [1]
     5532 South Shore Drive
     Chicago, IL 60637

Michael Clancy.
     Served on the Board of Directors, People vs. Handguns. [1]
     Served on the United States Council of Mayors Handgun Control Staff.
     [1]

David Clark, Washington, D.C. Councilman. [1]

Ramsey Clark, formber U.S. Attorney General.
     Served as Chairman for DISARM. [1]

Emanuel Cleaver, Mayor of Kansas City, MO, Dem.
     USA Today writes, "Cleaver favors gun licensing and registration and
     limits on ammunition, but he has no local proposals."

Bill Clinton, President.

Hillary Clinton, First Lady 

Joseph B. Clough.
     Past President of Gun Control Federation of Greater Cleveland. [1]

Coalition to Stop Gun Vilence (CSGV).
     Formerly NCBH.

Dan Coats, Senator, R-IN
     Please provide information on this person.

Cardiss Collins, Rep., D-IL.
     Wants to make both gun manufacturers and dealers liable for firearms
     injuries.  USA Today, 12-29-93.

William Colby, ex-CIA Director.
     Former NCBH-PAC member. [1]

Committee for Handgun Control (CHC).
     Organized in September, 1973.  Later became ICHC. [1]

     8455 Beverly Boulevard
     Los Angeles, CA 90048

Committee for the Study of Handgun Misuse. (CFSHM)

     109 N. Dearborn
     Suite 704
     Chicago, IL 60602

     NCBH Participating Organization, 1977. [1]

Common Cause 
     2030 M Street, NW 
     Washington DC  20036-3380  

     Readers of firearms.politics report that Common Cause has purchased
     mailing lists from HCI, as they have found "bogus" HCI membership names
     appearing on Common Cause junk mail.

Connecticut Committee for Handgun Control (CCHC).

Carol Connors, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Paul Conrad.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Thomas Cook, screenwriter.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Alice Cooper, musician.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

B. Cooper, publisher.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Jack Elliot Corbett, Board of Church and Society, United Methodist Church.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1976. [1]

DeeDee Corradini, Mayor of Salt Lake City, non-partisan.
     USA Today writes, "DeeDee...won approval of a city ordinance banning
     possession or sale of a gun to a minor and a five-day waiting period for
     anyone 18-25.  She wants to raise minimum dealer licenses from $10 to
     $1000 a year but says that licensing and registration are further than
     people are willing to go."  12-29-93.

Council for a Responsible Firearms Police, Inc. [1]
     826 First Street S.E.
     Minot, ND 58701

Archibald Cox, Watergate Special Prosecutor.
     Sponsored Joseph J. Levin and the NGCC. [1]

Harvey Cox.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

John Cox, Rep., D-IL.
     On 1-29-94, Jim Zoes writes: "John Cox was booted out of office and
     replaced by Don Manzulo, a pro-gun, conservative Republican -- by a
     large margin here in northern Illinois in '92.  His statist ideology
     (higher taxes, gun control, pro-mandatory car-pooler) did not fly at all
     in northern IL."

John Craig, NCCH.
     Gave an anti-gun presentation at a January, 1978 event in Boston. [1]

Criminal Justice Public Information Center (CJPIC). [1]
     3510 Chester Avenue
     Cleveland, OH 44114


Crime and Justice Foundation. [1]
     100 Franklin Street
     Boston, MA 02110

Mario Cuomo, Governor of New York, Dem.
     USA Today writes, "Mario Coumo...is a strong advocate of tougher gun
     control...he will try in 1994 to limit possession of assault rifles, ban
     rifle and pistol magazines that hold more than 10 rounds..." 12-29-93.

Lloyd N. Cutler.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

Dick Daley, Chicago, IL Mayor.
     Was heard to say, (paraphrased) "The U.S. needs a ban on imported guns."

Dallas Cowboys
     Contributed tickets to gun turn-in program.  USA Today, 12-29-03.

Dallas Police Department.
     Helped sponsor a gun turn-in program in Dallas, TX.  USA Today,       
     12-29-93.

B.Dalton bookstores in western New York.
     Do not carry any gun mags, with excuses that their distributor doesn't
     have them. 

Seth Davidson.
     Assisted Alan B. Sternstein with NCCH activities. [1]

Sammy Davis, Jr.
     Helped Elizabeth Taylor solicit funds for her anti-gun ads. [1]

Morris Dees, attorney.
     Assisted Joseph J. Levin with creating NGCC. [1]

Dehere Foundation.
     Provides funding for the "Death Clock" in Times Square.  USA Today,   
     12-29-93.

Dehere Gunfighters of America.
     Provides funding for the "Death Clock" in Times Square.  USA Today,   
     12-29-93.

Joy Dell.
     President of Southern California Committee for Handgun Control in 1977. 
     [1]

Dennis DeConcini, Senator, D-AZ.
     Proposed S-639.

Denver Broncos.
     Sponsored a gun turn-in program.  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Department of Social Developement and World Peace, U.S. Catholic Conference.
     NCBH Participating Organization, 1977. [1]

Detroit Handgun Crisis Task Force (DHCTF). [1]
     208 Mack Avenue
     Detroit, MI 48201

Robert DiGrazia, Police Chief, Montgomery County, MD.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

DISARM [1]
     175 5th Ave.
     New York, NY 10010

Disarm Educational Fund.
     HCBH Participating Organization.

Larry Dolan.
     Leader of Illinois Handgun Control Association. [1]

Dominick's Finer Foods (also Omni food stores): 
     Supported prohibition on gun stores being located "in close proximity"

     to schools. 
     Address: 
                Mr. James DiMatteo, CEO 
                Dominick's/Omni Food Stores 
                555 Railroad Ave. 
                Northlake, IL 60164 

Edmund Donoghue, Jr., M.D., Medical Examiner, Cook County, IL.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Phil Donahue, TV talk show host.
     Participated in a rally with the Mayor of Chicago (Jayne Byrne),
     encouraging citizens to turn in their handguns during National End
     Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Helen Gahagan Douglas.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Michael Douglas, actor.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Bishop Carroll Dozier.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

William R. Drake.
     Served on the United States Council of Mayors Handgun Control Staff.
     [1]

Richard Dreyfuss, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Rev. Robert Drinan.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Evelyn Dubrow, International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union.
     NCBH Executive Committee. [1]

Patty Duke, actress.
     Said to Alan Gottlieb, "Gun Control!  How wonderful!  We're all for it!"
     [1]

Albert J. Dunmore.
     President, Detroit Handgun Crisis Task Force. [1]

Marian Wright Edelman, Children's Defense Fund. 
     "It is adults who have manufactured and profited from the guns that have
     turned neighborhoods and schools into war zones." 

Jim Edgar, Governor, Illinois, Republican.
     Supports an assault rifle ban. 

Educational Fund to End Handgun Violence (EFEHV).
     Produced "Kids and Guns: A National Disgrace" in November 1993.
     -- American Rifleman, February 1994.

Suzanne Ehrenburg.
     Assisted Alan B. Sternstein with NCCH activities.

Dr. Milton Eisenhower.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

Dr. Joycelyn Elders, U.S. Surgeon General.
     Urged parents not to buy toy guns for Christmas.  AP 12-16-93.

Sylvia Eller.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1976. [1]

William Elliot, composer.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

"Fabio", Male Model.
     In the Skyliner, a Chicago newspaper, Fabio states he is gun control
     supporter and hates violence.  2-3-94.       

Fairlanes Bowling Centers.
     Contributed to the Maryland handgun ban. (NRA cited in AR). 

James Farmer.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Mike Farrell, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Rep. Walter Fauntroy.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Farrah Fawcett, actress.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Vic Fazio, Rep., D-CA.
     Received $20,000 from anti-gun PACs between 1-1-91 and 6-30-93.  USA
     Today, 12-29-93.

Russell Feingold, Senator, D-WI.
     Received $4,000 from anti-gun PACs between 1-1-91 and 6-30-93.  USA
     Today, 12-29-93.

Marty Feldman, comedian.
     Attended a fund-raising dinner for NCBH. [1]

Lauri Fermi.
     Chairman of Civic Disarmament Committee for Handgun Control. [1]

Michael Fidlow.
     NGCC Executive Secretary, 1976.

Sam Fields.
     NCBH Field Director, 1977. [1]
     Supports gun turn-in programs.

Lee Fisher, State Attorney General, OH.
     "He is very anti-gun (to put it mildly)..."  PROponent, March 1993.

Norton Flanagan, M.D., The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Newell Flather, The Blanchard Foundation.
     Gave an anti-gun presentation at a January, 1978 event in Boston. [1]

Florida Coalition to Halt Handgun Crime. [1]

Jim Florio, NJ Governor, Dem.
     Copied California semi-automatic ban.

Foot Locker.
     Donated $25,000 to a gun buyback program. 

Karl Forsgaard.
     Associated with Washington Citizens for Rational Gun Control. [1]

Foundation for Handgun Education (FHE). [1]
     110 Maryland Ave., N.E.
     Washington, D.C. 20002

Foundation on Violence in America (FVA). [1]

James Fox, Dean, College of Criminal Justice, Norhthwestern University.
     "On a symbolic level, buy-back programs are a positive step.  Every gun
     off the streets is an improvement."  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Foundation for Handgun Education.
     Co-sponsored NCBH film, "The National Handgun Awareness Test." [1]

J. John Fox, Judge in Massachusetts.
     Gave an anti-gun presentation at a January, 1978 event in Boston. [1]

Robert Foxworth, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Donald E. Fraher.
     HCI Legislative Director in 1979. [1]

Robert Freeark, M.D., Loyola University Medical Center, Maywood, IL.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Louis J. Freeh, FBI Director.
     Called for a complete ban on the manufacture, sale and distribution of
     assault-style weapons.  Associated Press, 12-9-93.

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver and Kampelman.
     Washington law firm that represented NCCH in 1978. [1]

John and Judy Friedman, Sanibel, FL.
     "We support strict gun control.  All guns should be licensed and sold
     only through state stores - similar to those states with liquor
     stores...hollow-tipped and armor-piercing bullets should be outlawed to
     all but specialized police and military units."  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Terry Friedman, CA Assembly, D-Encino 
     Plans on introducing legislation that would ban handguns and handgun
     ammunition in the state of California.

Friends Committee on National Legislation.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

Frito Lay 
     Funded HCI through parent company, Pepsico. 

Professor Willard Fry, M.D., Northwester University Medical School.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Wallace Fujuyama, attorney.
     Board member of the Schutter Foundation. [1]

Elizabeth Furse, Rep., D-OR.
     Received $16,616 from anti-gun PACs between 1-1-91 and 6-30-93.  USA
     Today, 12-29-93.

John Kenneth Galbraith.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Art Garfunkel, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Teri Garr, acress.
     Former NCBH-PAC member. [1]

Michael Gartner, NBC News President.
     "...who called for repealing the 2nd Amendment and banning private
     possession of handguns last year..."  Neil Knox, Guns & Ammo, May 1993.

Geoffrey Gavett.
     NCBH co-plaintiff in lawsuit against the NRA. [1]

Georgians for Handgun Control, Inc.
     P.O. Box 8273
     Atlanta, GA 30306

Gillette.
     Direct contribution to CBHV. 

Rudolph Giuliani, New York City Mayor-elect.
     Advocates a uniform licensing system with real teeth in it, including
     background checks, lessons, tests, and required renewals every two years
     to show you're stable, you're healthy, you're able to handle a gun.  AP 
     11-29-93.

John Glen, Senator, D-OH.
     Received $3,000 from anti-gun PACs between 1-1-91 and 6-30-93.  USA
     Today, 12-29-93.

Rudolph W. Giuliani, New York Mayor-elect.
     Suggested that either the federal government or the states establish
     strict licensing and training programs for gun buyers.  Associated Press
     12-9-93.

Al Gonzales.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1976. [1]

Henry B. Gonzalez, Rep., ?-TX.
     Introduced HR-711, requiring permits to be obtained before you may
     possess a handgun.  CCRKBA, March, 1993.

David Gorin, American Jewish Congress.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1977. [1]
     FHE President. [1]

Lou Gossett, Jr. actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Betsy Gotbaum.
     Served as NAAV's Executive Director. [1]

Elliot Gould, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]
     "I'm actively involved in disarming the world." [1]

Graf's Reloading.
     Supports $600 FFL fee.  [Internet]

Bob Graham, Senator, D-FL.
     Received $1,000 from anti-gun PACs from 1-1-91 and 6-30-93.  USA Today,
     12-29-93.

Joel Gray, dancer.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15.

Linda Gray, Assistant VP for Public Affairs, Gainsville, FL.
     "The theory that guns don't kill people, people kill people, is hogwash
     because if people have acess to a weapon they're much more likely to use
     it.  We need lengthy waiting periods, background checks and limitations
     on weapons sold that shoot rounds and rounds of ammunition."  USA Today,
     12-29-93.

James Green.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1976. [1]

Anita Griedman.
     Has served as a NAHCE officer. [1]

Burt W. Griffin, Judge, Cleveland, OH.
     Has forced citizens who were charged for carrying concealed firearms to
     donate money to anti-gun organizations.  "We cannot allow individuals
     to indiscriminately arm themselves." [1]

Michael Gross, Actor.
     Can anyone provide a reference for this guy?

Charles Guggenheim, filmaker.
     Sponsored Joseph J. Levin and the NGCC. [1]

Gun Control Federation of Greater Cleveland. [1]
     1315 Terminal Tower
     Cleveland, OH 44113

George Gund Foundation, Cleveland, OH.
     Provides funding for USCM. [1]

John J. Gunther, USCM Executive Director.
     Gave an anti-gun presentation at a January, 1978 event in Boston. [1]

Luis Gutierrez, Rep., D-IL.
     Proposed HR-893 

Habitat for Humanity International 
     121 Habitat Street 
     Americus, GA  31709 

     Readers of firearms.politics report that HHI has purchased mailing lists
     from HCI, as "bogus" HCI membership names have appeared on HHI junk
     mail.

Handgun Alert, Inc. [1]
     P.O. Box 6771
     Providence, RI 02904

Handgun Control Federation of Ohio. [1]
     435 Leader Building
     Cleveland, OH 44114
     216-541-9255

Handgun Control Inc. (HCI).

Handgun Control Network of Palm Beach County. [1]

Handgun Epidemic Lowering Plan (HELP).
     A conference sponsored by the Joyce Foundation and the American Bar
     Association. -- American Rifleman, February 1994.

Muliufi Hannemann, Special Assistant to Hawaii Governor, Ariyoshi.
     Board member of the Schutter Foundation. [1]

Valerie Harper, actress.
     Has attended HCI and NCCH fund-raiser dinners. [1]

Harper's Bazaar, monthly magazine.
     Their February 1994 issue contains a article by Joy Horowitz called
     _Arms and the Woman_. Quote: "It's not the firearms in the street that
     you most have to fear; the one in the home is much more likely to kill
     you or your child. Still, gun  manufacturers will do anything to put one
     in your night-table drawer."

Rep. Michael Harrington.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Mariette Hartley, actress.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Harvard School of Public Health.
     "...has been commissioned by the Joyce Foundation to develop
     communication strategies to reposition gun violence as a 'public health
     menace.'" -- American Rifleman, February 1994.

Richard Hatcher, ex-mayor of Gary, IN.
     Received an award from CCHC for his "untiring efforts to address handgun
     abuse in his city." [1]

Masaichi and Mieko Hattori, parents of Yoshi, shot in New Orleans, LA.
     Delivered 250,000 signatures to Clinton, calling for more strict
     controls on firearms in the U.S.  AP, 11-10-93.

Goldie Hawn, actress.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Dick and Holly Haymaker, Yoshi Hattori was staying with this family when he
                         was shot.
     Assisted the Hattori family in obtaining signatures for more stricter
     control of firearms.  AP, 11-10-93.

John Heath, spokesman for NGCC. [1]

John Hechinger.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

Dee Helfgott.
     Used to work for CHC, which supported CA Prop. 15. [1]
     Gave an anti-gun presentation at a January, 1978 event in Boston. [1]

Derry Henderson.
     Associated with CFSHM. [1]
     Has served as a NAHCE officer. [1]

Dennis Henigan, HCI.
     "All this talk about gun control violating the 2nd Amendment is just an
     NRA created myth.  I regard the 2nd Amendment as essentially irrelevant
     to the private ownership of firearms."

Buck Henry.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Alice Herzon.
     Associated with Pennsylvania Coalition to Control Handguns. [1]

Lois W. Hess, Baltimore, MD.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

Don Hesse.
     Has served as a NAHCE officer. [1]

Hewlett Packard.
     Dave Packard is a major contributor to HCI; has used corporate phones
     for anti-gun phone banks. 

James Hines, M.D., Northwestern University Medical School.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Judy Holmberg, People vs. Handguns.
     Gave an anti-gun presentation at a January, 1978 event in Boston. [1]

Hal Holbrook, actor.
     Was listed on HCI's National Committee. [1]

Judy Holmberg.
     Served as Executive Director of People vs. Handguns. [1]

Homicide Reduction Through Education
     1817 Stanhope
     Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236

Arthur Hoppe, Columnist.
     "But I can find no conceivably legitimate use for assault weapons in
     private hands.  I would as lief the people on my block were armed with
     hand grenades, flame throwers and sherman tanks."

     "As for handguns, I would confiscate every single one that wasn't in the
     holster of a policeman or soldier."

Joshua M. Horwitz, EFEHV, 1-11-94. 
     "There is no substantial historical evidence for the claim that the 
     amendment was intended to guarantee an individual the right to have arms
     for any purpose other than the participation in a state-regulated 
     militia." 

Joy Horowitz, writer.
     Wrote an article in the 2-94 issue of Harper's Bazaar, called _Arms and
     the Woman_. "It's not the firearms in the street that you most have to
     fear; the one in the home is much more likely to kill you or your child.
     Still, gun  manufacturers will do anything to put one in your
     night-table drawer."

Illinois Citizens for Handgun Control (ICHC). [1]
     109 N. Dearborn
     Suite 704
     Chicago, IL 60602

International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

Molly Ivins, Columnist, Ft. Worth Star Telegram. 
     On 1-1-94, Ivins stated in her column that she supports gun licensing,
     liability insurance, ammunition tax, dealers and manufacturers to be 
     held liable. 

Anne Jackson, acress.
     Former NCBH-PAC member. [1]

Mayor Maynard Jackson, Atlanta, GA.
     Participated in NCBH Survival Days project, 1977. [1]
     Sponsored NGCC. [1]

John E. Jacob, President, National Urban League, New York, NY.
     "America urgently needs a domestic disarmament program that removes
     handguns and assault weapons from the hands of the public.  The
     availability of such weapons leads to violence and deadly accidents. 
     We limit car ownership and register driver; we can limit and register
     gun owners."  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Estelle Jacobson. ---------------\
     Ex-President of CFSHM.       \ are these two the same person?
                                  /
Elle Jacobson. ------------------/
     Used to work for CHC.

Graham Jarvis, actor.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Jo Anna Jarvis, wife of Graham Jarvis. [1]

Jacob Javits, Senator.
     Endorsed NCCH "Handgun Body Count" in 1978. [1]

Jesuit Conference, Office of Social Ministries.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

Norman Jewison, director.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Olga Jonasson, M.D., Cook County Hospital.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Donna M. Jones, Affirmative Action Director, Madison, Wisconsin.
     "We need greater gun control measures, and I agree with the president
     on his proposed ban on assault weapons.  And we need to re-examin our
     glamorization of guns and violenc.  It's tragic when our children feel
     the need to obtain guns and can carry them so easily."  USA Today,    
     12-29-93.

Shirley Jones, acress.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Frank Jordan, San Francisco Mayor.

Vernon Jordan, former Urban League leader.
     Served on NAAV's board. [1]

Lillian Kaplan.
     President, Chicago Civic Disarmament Committe for Handgun Control. [1]
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

John Kearney, sculptor.
     Designed and anti-gun statue. [1]

Kr. Arthur Kellermann, researcher.
     Funded by CDC, Kellerman produced the study, "Gun Ownership as a Risk
     Factor for Homicide in the Home.", which appeared in the NEJM.
     -- American Rifleman, February 1994.

Steve Kendal.
     Associated with Washington Citizens for Rational Handgun Controls. [1]

Senator Edward Kennedy.
     Endorsed NCCH "Operation Body Count" in 1978. [1]

Ethel Kennedy.
     Endorsed NCCH "Operation Body Count" in 1978. [1]

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
     Signed HCI fundraising letter in 1982. [1]

Ted Kennedy

Kentucky Fried Chicken 
     - Funded HCI through parent company PepsiCo. 
     - KFC, sponsored a brutal anti-gun propoganda program several years ago
     that ran on NBC during primetime. 

Chaka Khan, rock group.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Martin Luther King, Sr.
     Endorsed NCCH "Operation Body Count" in 1978. [1]

Herbert Klein, Rep., D-NJ.
     Received $4,547 from anti-gun PACs between 1-1-91 and 6-30-93.  USA
     Today, 12-29-93.

Jack Klugman, actor.
     Has attended HCI and NCCH fund-raising dinners. [1]

Shirley Knight, actress.
     Supported NCBH's Survival Days in 1977. [1]

Edward Koch, former New York City Mayor.
     "...gave an award to HCI Board Member, Odile Stern for her efforts in
     support of handgun control." [1]

C. Everett Koop, Former Surgeon General.
     Page 41, American Rifleman, February 1994.

Frank Kornegay.
     Executive Director, Detroit Handgun Crisis Task Force. [1]

Candice Kovacic.
     Assisted Alan B. Sternstein with NCCH activities. [1]

William Kovaks, director.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Rabbi Benjamin Z. Kreitman.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Kris Kristofferson, actor, musician.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Kroger Company 
     1014 Vine Street
     Cincinnati, Ohio 45201 
     513-762-4000 (8am to 4pm eastern) 
 
     On 2-3-94, Larry Cipriani wrote: "Krogers donated $10,000 to a
     "food-for-guns" program in Toledo."

Gene LaRocque, retired Admiral.
     Sponsored Joseph J. Levin and the NGCC. [1]

Barbara Lautman, writer.
     HCI Staff, 1984. [1]

Frank Lautenberg, Senator, D-NJ. 
     Wants to shut down the DCM program.  SF Chronicle, 11-4-93.

Peter Lawford, actor.
     Served on HCI's National Committee. [1]

Cloris Leachman, actress.
     Attended Handgun Control Day. [1]

Norman Lear.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Bill Lee, Boston Red Sox pitcher.
     Helped circulate People vs. Handguns petition. [1]

Harry J. Lehman, OH Assemblyman.
     Gave an anti-gun presentation at a January, 1978 event in Boston. [1]

Ian Lennox, Executive V.P. Philadelphia Citezens Crime Commission.
     Presented an anti-gun speech at the USCM-HCS "National Forum on Handgun
     Control, held in May 1977. [1]

Joseph J. Levin, Jr., Director of National Gun Control Center (NGCC).
     "I am not for handgun control personally, I am for handgun abolition. 
     Totally and completely." Quoted in and interview with Southern Outdoors
     editor, Tom Gresham. [1]

Hal Linden, actor.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Ernest Lissabet, President of American Firearms Association.
     "The vast majority of sportsment are supporters of some reasonable
     measures to control access to firearms."  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Diane Litsis.
     Served as director of People vs. Handguns. [1]
  
Vice Mayor Bob Livengood, Milpitas, CA.
     He is writing to Milpitas' two state representatives and asking them to
     ban gun rentals at shooting ranges.  KGO radio, 2-23-94. 
 
Harry Logan, TV producer with Hewlett-Packard.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Kenny Loggins, musician.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Jack Lord, actor.
     "I think all guns should be taken out of the hands of citizens." [1]

Susan Love.
     NCBH Communications Director, 1976. [1]

Nancy Loving.
     Served on the United States Council of Mayors Handgun Control Staff.
     [1]

Dick Lugar, Senator, R-IN
     On 1-29-94, Wayne J. Warf wrote: "...Lugar has said in a letter to me
     and others that he supports the banning of assault weapons and that
     doing so is not a violation of the 2nd Amendment."

Dr. George Lundberg, editor, AMA Journal of Medicine.
     Page 41, American Rifleman, February 1994.

Greg Lyons, Reporter for KRON-TV 4.
     Peter Alan Kasler writes: "He has one of the most biased andopenly
     hostile reporters, and he always seems to do the gun stories (at least
     all those I've ever had anything to do with). He is not at all
     interested in being objective, nor is he interested in presenting fair
     and factual stories."
     
Donald Maillie.
     Has served as a NAHCE officer. [1]

Carolyn Maloney, Rep., D-NY.
     Asked the House to kill the DCM program.  SF Chronicle, 11-4-93.
     Supported one-gun-per-month legislation.  CCRKBA, March, 1993.

Professor Gregory Yee Mark.
     Board member of the Schutter Foundation. [1]

Dean Martin, actor.
     Supported Elizabeth Taylor with her anti-gun ads. [1]

Steve Martin, comedian, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

R.J. Martino, Hagerstown, MD.
     "There should be strict control on guns..."  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Maryland Committee for Handgun Control.
     P.O. Box 4526
     Baltimore, MD 21212

Marsha Mason, actress.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]
     Served on HCI's National Committee. [1]

Massachusetts Council of Churches.
     Supported People vs. Handguns. [1]

Massachusetts League of Women Voters.
     "...private citizens should not have access to handguns." [1]

Steve Masters.
     Served as President of Connecticut Committee for Handgun Control. [1]

Fernando Mateo, carpet salesman 
     Organized Now York City's "goods-for-guns" swap. 
     "We're exchanging death for hope." 

Bishop James K. Matthews.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Howard C. Maxwell, The Program Agency, United Presbyterian Church.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1976. [1]

Rep. Romano Mazzoli, D-KY.
     Introduced H.R. 277, a seven day waiting period.

Robert McAlpine, National Urban League.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1976. [1]

Lawrence A. McAndrews,   President, National Association of Children's
                         Hospitals and Related Institutions.
     "Part of the answer is gun control and other measures to keep guns out
     of the hands of children, including parents' keeping their weapons under
     lock and key." AP, 11-26-93.

Robert McClory, Rep, IL.
     Presented an anti-gun speech at the USCM-HCS "National Forum on Handgun
Control, held in May 1977. [1]

Paul McCloskey, former Congressman.
     Served on NAAV's board. [1]

Marilyn McCoo, singer.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Ah Quon McElrath, Administrative Assistant of ILWU Local 142.
     Board member of the Schutter Foundation. [1]

McGarrah, Army Photojournalist, San Francisco, CA.
     "The Brady Bill is a good start, but I think we need even harsher
     limitations on who guns are sold to and what types of guns are sold. 
     Only the military and the police should have automatic weapons and teens
     absolutely should not have guns."  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Kay McGrath, Women's National Democratic Club.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1977. [1]

Mary McGrory
     Anti-gun columnist. [1]

McGruff, the Crime Dog.
     "Don't carry a weapon.  You lose, whether you use it or it's used on
     you."  American Rifleman, February 1994.

Paul McHale, Rep., ?-PA.
     Supported the Brady Bill, and now is in support of the Feinstein
     Amendment to the Crime Bill.

David McLone, M.D., Children's Memorial Hospital.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

June Pierson McMichael, Executive Director, National Womens' Political
Caucus.
     Sponsored Joseph J. Levin and the NGCC. [1]

Florence McMillan.
     Past Director of CFSHM. [1]

Martha McNeill.
     Past Director of CFSHM. [1]

Margaret Mead, anthropologist.
     Served on advisory councils for HCI and NCCH. [1]

Medical Council on Handgun Violence (MCHV) [1]
     c/o CFSHV
     109 N. Dearborn
     Suite 701
     Chicago, IL 60602

LeGrand Mellon, of the Pittsburg Mellon banking family.
     Sponsored Joseph J. Levin and the NGCC. [1]

Thomas Menino, Mayor of Boston, Dem.
     USA Today writes, "Menino has proposed local legislation to ban handguns
     for anyone younger than 21, and to allow immediate eviction of anyone
     caught with a gun in public housing.  He advocates a ban on new guns and
     national licensing and registration." 12-29-93.

     "Anything else we do is useless until we get the guns off the streets."

Dr. Karl Menninger.
     Served on HCI's National Committee. [1]

Howard Metzenbaum, Senator, D-OH.

Lawrence Michaelis, M.D., Northwestern Medical School.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Barbara Mikulski, Senator, D-MD.
     Received $500 from anti-gun PACs between 1-1-91 and 6-30-93.  USA Today,
     12-29-93.

Rep. Abner Mikva.
     Asked President Carter to uphold campaign promise to strengthn gun-
     control laws.

Kathleen Miller, Legislative Representative for ACLU.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1976. [1]

Louise Milone, B'nai B'rith Women.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1977. [1]

Missouri Committee for Firearms Safety. [1]
     7202 Pershing
     University City, MO 63130
Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-ME.


Cilia Molony.
     Past Director of CFSHM. [1]

Lynn Moor.
     Past Director of CFSHM. [1]

James P. Moran, Rep., ?-VA.
     Supported one-gun-per-month legislation.  CCRKBA, March, 1993.

Constance A. Morella, Rep., ?-MD.
     Supported one-gun-per-month legislation.  CCRKBA, March, 1993.

Norval Morris, Author.
     Wrote "A Politician's Guide to Gun Control". [1]

Steve Morris, Fort Worth, TX.
     "I'd rather not have gun control, but we have to do something."

Heather Morse, HCI Western Program Coordinator.  -- Fairfield Daily Republic,
6-27-93.
     
Mayor Moscone, San Francisco, CA.
     Participated in NCBH Survival Days project, 1977. [1]

Carol Moseley-Braun, Senator, D-IL.
     Received $1,000 from anti-gun PACs between 1-1-91 and 6-30-93.  USA
     Today, 12-29-93.

Mount Vernon Council of Citizens Associations. [1]

Daniel Moynihan, Sen., D-NY.
     Wants an increase in ammunition tax.  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Jeff Muchnick, Legislative Director, Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.
     "A strict 'Needs-based' licensing system should be considered to only
     allow those who can demonstrate a need for a handgun to own one."  USA
     Today, 12-29-93.

     "Licensing handgun owners makes sense as another step in the right
     direction toward reducing gun violence; however, as the ultimate
     solution, it just is not enough."  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Patrick Murphy, former NYPD Commissioner.
     Sponsored Joseph J. Levin and the NGCC. [1]

Terry Murphy.
     Treasurer CUSL. [1]

Melanie Musick, Atlanta, GA.
     "The Brady Bill could have saved my husband's life it there had just
     been a waiting period and a background check.  I can't bring my husband
     back but I do know that the Brady Bill is going to save other people's
     lives." 11-31-93.

NAACP, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
     Spokesman has been quoted as stating "Our ultimate objective is gun 
     removal." 

Tom Naki.
     Board member of the Schutter Foundation. [1]

Graham Nash, singer.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

National Alliance Against Violence (NAAV).
     Formerly Foundation on Violence in America. [1]

National Alliance for Safer Cities.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

National Alliance of Handgun Control Education (NAHCE). [1]
     P.O. Box 40451
     Nashville, TN 37204.

National Alliance of Handgun Control Organizations (NAHCO). [1]
     Changed name to NAHCE.

National Association of Social Workers.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

National Council for a Responsible Firearms Policy, Inc. (NCCRFP). [1]
     7216 Stafford Road
     Alexandria, VA 22307

National Council of Jewish Women, Inc.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

National Council of Negro Women.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

National Education Association.
     NCBH Participating Organization, 1977. [1]

National Gun Control Center (NGCC).
     Merged with NCBH. [1]

National Jewish Welfare Board.
     HCBH Participating Organization, 1977. [1]

Natural Input Technologies, INC. Based in western NY(cortland?).
     Owner refused to sell to me when he learned I was working for SCOPE.
     (MW8236@acspr1.acs.brockport.edu)

NCBH, National Coalition to Ban Handguns.

NCCH, National Council to Control Handguns.
     Founded by Mark Borinsky in 1974.

Lorain Newman, comedienne.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Randy Newman, comedian.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

NGCC, National Gun Control Center.

Harry Nilsson, composer, recording artist.
     Project Chairman for "National End Handgun Violence Week" [1]

Leonard Nimoy, actor, director.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Kitty North.
     Past Director of CFSHM. [1]

Northern California Coalition for Handgun Control. [1]
     501 Masonic
     San Francisco, CA 94117

Professor Vincent O'Conner, Jr., M.D. Northwestern University Medical School.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Ohio Council of Churches.
     "...the General Board of the Ohio Council of Churches has stood for
     effective handgun control since May 18, 1976." Gun World, 4-84.

Marc Oley.
     Board member of the Schutter Foundation. [1]

Lynn Olson.
     Served on the United States Council of Mayors, Handgun Control Staff.
     [1]

Charles J. Orasin.
     NCCH Assistant Dirctor in 1975. [1]
     HCI Executive Vice President in 1979. [1]

Major R. Owens, D-NY.
     He wants to repeal the 2nd Amendment.  CCRKBA, March, 1993.

OPCA, Office of Public and Congressional Affairs.
     Recommends licensing of handguns and mandatory training.  Supported the
     Brady Bill.  Recommends a ban upon sale, transfer, or possession of
     assualt rifles, and a ban on "high performance" ammunition.  American
     Survival Guide, December 1993.

Steve Palermo, former American League umpre, shot on July 7, 1991.
     Speaking on the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights, "Those rules were
     written 200 years ago, and society has changed."  He advocates strict
     laws to control guns.  USA Today, 12-29-93.

Parents-Teachers Association (PTA).
     "The National PTA supports legislation that will restrict the
     manufacture of handguns and handgun ammunition, and that the PTA
     supports legislation which will ban the manufacture, importation,
     assembly or sale of the 'Saturday Night Special.'" [1]
  
Gary Patton, Santa Cruz, CA County Supervisor.
     Recently called for Santa Cruz to enact the same strict gon control that
     Alameda county has.  -- John Wilkes, 1-30-94.

Paulist Center of Boston.
     Supported People vs. Handguns. [1]

Gregory Peck, actor.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

People vs. Handguns. [1]
     Box 229
     Newton, MA 02160

     This group initiated a referendum in 1976 to ban handguns.

Pepsi 
     All fund HCI through their parent company Pepsico. 

Dr. Russell W. Peterson.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

Professor Clyde Phillips, M.D., University of Illinois.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

The Police, Rock Band.
          Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Police Foundation.
     1909 K St., N.W.
     Washington, D.C. 20006

Charles Potter.
     Past President of Handgun Alert, Inc. [1]

Paula Poundstone 
     Spoke negatively about our founding fathers and told anti-gun jokes on
     HBO Comedy special.  1993.

Otto Preminger.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Program Agency, United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

Julianne Puzon, researcher.
     Board member of the Schutter Foundation. [1]

Rabbinical Association of South County, West Palm Beach, FL.
     The RASC is "in support of legislation controlling the sale of handguns. 
     The moral imperative of protecting and sustaining life far supercedes
     what has been labeled as the right to own weapons." [1]

Rabbi Stanley Rabinowitz.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Professor Anthony Raimondi, M.D., Norhtwestern University Medical School.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Christopher Reeve, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Russell Reeves, Gun store owner, Atlanta, GA.
     "The five day waiting period is acceptable." USA Today, 12-29-93.

Carl Reiner, director.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Janet Reno, Attorney General.

Rep. Mel Reynolds, D-IL.
     Wants to impose liabilty on firearms manufacturers.  -- Hard Corps
     Report, May 28, 1993.

Professor Robertt Replogle, M.D., University of Chicago.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Nelson Riddle, composer.
     Supported CA Prop. 15. [1]

Frederick Rivara,   Director of Harboroview Injury Prevention and Research
                    Center in Seattle.
     "People in Europe can't believe the American propensity to own guns." 
     12-29-93, USA Today, 12-29-93.

Cliff Robertson, actor.
     Supported Elizabeth Taylor with her anti-gun ads. [1]

Rep. Peter Rodino.
     Endorsed NCCH "Handgun Body Count" in 1978. [1]

Will Rogers, Jr., stage actor.
     Served on HCI's National Committee.
     Shot himself in the head with a handgun! -- Fairfield Daily Republic, 
     7-10-93.

Roy Romer, Colorado Governor.
     "Blasted the NRA for 'supporting 14 year-olds being able to swagger down
     public streets carrying handguns,' and boasts of having defeated the gun
     lobby."  Neil Knox Hard Corps Report, 10-18-93.

Charlie Rose, Deputy Director of City Year, a community service program.
     "In the short term, there are over 200 million guns on the streets of
     America.  A company can get a gun onto the market easier than you can
     get a toy onto the market.  Ban the sale of all handguns.  Put the
     emphasis on community policing.  And yes, I still believe we arrest law
     breakers and incarcerate them."  Boston Globe, 1-26-94.

Dr. Mark Rosenberg, Centers for Disease Control.
     "...in the Dec. 9, 1993, issue of Rolling Stone magazine.  Dr. Rosenberg
     'cites the possibility of manufacturing a gun trigger with sensors that
     recognize and respond to only one hand.  The owner's hand would probably
     have to be implanted with a chip'"  American Rifleman, February 1994.

Maurice Rosenblatt, Washington, D.C.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

Adolph Rosengarten, Wayne, PA.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

Judith Rossner, author.
     "I'll do anything to help stop the current handgun lunacy." [1]

Kathryn Rowe.
     Associated with CFSHM. [1]

Mike Royko, syndicated columnist. [1]

Sol Rubin.
     Vice Chairperson NCBH, 1976. [1]

Susan Rubin, American Jewish Committee.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1976. [1]

Mark Russell, comedian.
     Attended fund-raising dinner for NCBH. [1]

Robert Ryan, actor.
     Supported Elizabeth Taylor with her anti-gun ads. [1]

Vinod Sahgal, M.D., The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Lynn Schenk, Rep., D-CA.
     Received $21,962 from anti-gun PACs between 1-1-91 and 6-30-93.  USA
     Today, 12-29-93.

Rep. Charles Schumer, D-NY.
     "In June of 1991 Schumer called for an outright ban on the domestic
     manufacture of semi-automatic firearms." The Gun Owners, March 5, 1993.

Schutter Foundation of Honolulu.
     Founded by David Schutter to "educate the public about the necessity of
     banning handguns in Hawaii." [1]

David Schutter.
     Founder of the Schutter Foundation. [1]

Bob Schwartz.
     Served as Executive Director of DISARM. [1]

Eugene Schwartz.
     Associated with Missouri Committee for Firearms Safety. [1]

Gregory Scott.
     Assisted Alan B. Sternstein with NCCH activities. [1]

Susan Saint James, actress.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Telly Savalas, actor.
     "I don't like guns!  I've always been against them and I don't give a
     damn how much my private attitude against guns goeas against the Kojak
     image.  I don't like people having guns at all!" [1]

George Segal, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Sha Na Na, pop music group.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Jeanne Shields.  Wife of Nelson T. "Pete" Shields.
     Wrote an anti-gun column in the May 8, 1978 Newsweek. [1]

Nelson T. "Pete" Shields. (dead)
     Joined NCCH in 1975. [1]

Rabbi Bernard Silver, President of RASC. [1]

Neil Simon, playwright. [1]
     Served on HCI's National Committee. [1]

Paul Simon, Sen., D-IL 

Frank Sinatra, singer, actor.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Tom Smothers of "The Smothers Brothers Show".
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Theodore Sorenson, speech writer for John F. Kennedy.
     Sponsored Joseph J. Levin and the NGCC. [1]

Terry Southern, singer.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]
     Former NCBH-PAC member. [1]

Southern California Committee for Handgun Control
     P.O. Box 2231
     Van Nuys, CA 94117

Warren Spannaus, Attorney General, Minnesota.
     Presented an anti-gun speech at the USCM-HCS "National Forum on Handgun
Control, held in May 1977. [1]

Carl Spitzer, Washington, D.C.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

Jean Stapleton, actress.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Richard Steele, Alaska deer hunter.
     "I don't see gun control as incompatible with legal hunting."

Rod Steiger, actor.
     Has served on advisory councils for HCI and NCCH. [1]
     Supported CA Prop. 15. [1]

David J. Steinberg.
     Served as Executive Director of and acting Chairman of NCRFP. [1]

Robert Stein, M.D., Cook County Chief Medical Examiner.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Odile Stern.
     HCI Board Member in 1983. [1]

Alan B. Sternstein.
     NCCH Attorney in 1977. [1]

Rod Steward, musician.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Dewey Stokes, Fraternal Order of Police.
     Speaking on gun turn-in programs, "Maybe it's like a rain drop in the
     ocean, but it does make a difference."

Barbara Stolz.
     NCBH Executive Committee, 1976. [1]

Stephen Stone.
     Served as Vice President of People vs. Handguns. [1]

A.C. Strip, Dublin, OH City Councilman.
     "Mr. Strip thinks that honest law-abiding gun owners should be
     registered." PROpenent, March 1993.

James B. Sullivan.
     Director, National Council for a Responsible Firearms Policy, Inc. [1]

Susan Sullivan.
     Past Director of CFSHM. [1]

Brian Sutton-Smith, Professor Emeritus, University of Pennsylvania.
     "I'm no advocate of toy guns." AP 12-16-93.

Loretta Swit, acress.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Taco Bell 
     Funded HCI through parent company, Pepsico. 

James Tate, Philadelphia Mayor. [1]

Elizabeth Taylor, actress.
     Sponsored anti-gun advertisements in 1968. [1]

Rod Taylor, actor.
     Supported Elizabeth Taylor with her anti-gun ads. [1]

Tennesseeans for Handgun Control, Inc. [1]
     P.O. Box 40451
     Nashville, TN  37204

Mary Sue Terry, Virginia Attorney General, gubernatorial candidate.
     "She made gun-control her primary campaign issue and launched a swarm
     of anti-NRA TV ads."  Neil Knox Hard Corp Reports, 10-18-93.

Marlo Thomas, ex-wife of Phil Donahue.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Theodore Thomas, filmaker.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Edward Thompson, Readers Digest editor-in-chief.
     Served on NAAV's board. [1]

William P. Thompson.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Senator Thurmond.
     Introduced anti-gun legislation in 1981. [1]

Ticketmaster 
     Supports tickets-for-guns programs. 1-5-94. 

Ticketmaster New Mexico.
     Supports gun turn-in programs.

Robert G. Torricelli, Rep., D-NJ .
     Supported one-handgun-a-month.  CCRKBA, March, 1993.

Toys R Us
     Supports gun buy-back programs.  AP, 12-29-93.

Edgar R. Trexler, editor, The Lutheran. [1]
     
Gary B. Trudeau, Doonesburry author.
     Created a special poster in support of "National End Handgun Violence
     Week", 1981. [1]

Valerie True.
     Past Director of CFSHM. [1]

Cynthia Tucker, Editor, Atlanta Constitution.
     "In fact, the gun lobby, riding the wave of feminism and female
     empowerment, has touted gun ownership as the ultimate protection against
     becoming a 'victim.'  But, like most myths, the idea of gun ownership
     as a logical step in the quest for full womanhood does not stand up to
     scrutiny."

     "Guns make you more vulnerable, not less."

Alex Tulsky, M.D., Michael Reese Hospital.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Linda Turley, attorney, Dallas, TX.
     Deals with handgun product liability cases. [1]

Windle Turley, attorney, Dallas, TX.
     President of Windle Turley, P.C., Attorneys and Counselors.  His firm
     has assisted the anti-gun groups for many years. [1]

Associate Professor David Turner, M.D., Rush Medical College.
     Medical Council on Handgun Violence founding member. [1]

Union of American Hebrew Congregations.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]
     
Unitarian Universalist Association, Washington Office for Social Concern.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

United States Assembly of the General Conference of the Mennonite Church.
     "...it is our belief that handguns are not necessary to the safety or
     constitutional rights of U.S. citizens." Gun Week, 9-2-83.

United States Catholic Conference, Adminstrative Board.
     1312 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
     Washington, D.C. 20005

     "The unlimited freedom to possess and use handguns must give way to the
     rights of all people to safety and protection against those who misuse
     these weapons." Handgun Violence: A Threat to Life.

United States Catholic Conference Committee on Social Development and World
Peace.
     Called for a "coherent national handgun control policy" in 1978. [1]

United States Conference of Mayors (USCM).
     1620 Eye St., N.W.
     Washington, D.C. 20006

     NCBH Participating Organization. [1]

     In their "Handgun Control Project", named CFSHM as resource center on
     the subject of gun-control in 1981.

United States National Student Association.
     NCBH Participating Organization. [1]

United Synagogue of America.
     Listed on NCBH stationary in 1976. [1]

Jay Urwitz.
     Assisted Alan B. Sternstein with NCCH activites. [1]

USA Today.
     "Register guns, help curb USA's rising violence."
     "Let's keep trakc of guns to keep them out of criminal hands."
     "like it or not, real gun control means real gun registration."
     USA Today editors, USA Today, 12-29-93.

Dick Van Patten, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Cyrus Vance, former Secretary of State.
     Served on NAAV's board. [1]

Robert Vaughn, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Vogue, monthly ladies glamour magazine.
     Moderately anti gun article in October 93 issue.

Albert Vorspan.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Bob Walker, HCI.
     AP, 12-20-93.

Dwite Walker.
     Chairman of CUSL. [1]

Eli Wallach, actor.
     Served on advisory councils for HCI and NCCH. [1]
     Former NCBH-PAC member. [1]

Walmart
     Announced that they will stop selling handguns as of February.        
     AP 12-?-93.

Richard F. Ware.
     NCBH Chairman of the Board, 1981. [1]
     FHE Board of Director. [1]

Washington Citizens for Rational Handgun Controls. [1]

Reverend Jory Watland, Christ the King Lutheran Church, Kalihi, HI.
     Board member of the Schutter Foundation. [1]

Dennis Weaver, actor.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Edward O. Welles, Washington, D.C.
     NCCH BOD, 1977. [1]

Jan Wenner, Rolling Stone Publisher during 1982. [1]
     
Reverend Gary Wheeler.
     Vice-Chairman CUSL.

James Whitmore, actor.
     Narrated HCI's "The American Handgun War" film. [1]

Susan Whitmore, HCI Spokeswoman.
     "The risks of having a gun greatly outweigh any possible benefit."

Janet Wohlberg.
     Served as President of People vs. Handguns. [1]

L. Douglas Wilder, Governor of Virginia.
     Supported one-gun-per-month legislation.  CCRKBA, March, 1993.

Gene Wilder, actor, director.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Roy Wilkins.
     NCBH Advisory Council, 1976. [1]

Andy Williams, singer.
     Supported National End Handgun Violence Week. [1]

Robin Williams, actor, comedian.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Henry Winkler, actor.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Dr. Jay Winsten, Harvard Center for Health Communication.
     "Smoking used to be perceived as a sexy, attractive habit.  Today that
     identical behavior is perceived completely differently.  Now can we
     achieve that with regard to guns?" -- American Rifleman, February 1994.

Women's League for Conservative Judaism.
     NCBH Participating Organiazation, 1977. [1]

Herman Wouk, author.
     Donated money in support of CA Prop. 15. [1]

Sydney Yates, Rep., D-IL.
     "Intends to ban all handgun manufacture, transfer and transportation." 
     Hard Corps Report, May 28, 1993.

Andrew Young, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.
     Sponsored Joseph J. Levin and the NGCC. [1]

Young Women's Christian Association of the U.S.A. National Board.
     NCBH Participating Organization, 1977. [1]

Katherine Zartman.
     Associated with CFSHM. [1]

Linda Zung, Human Resource representative, Chevy Chase, MD.
     "Weapons used in warfare should not be encountered by the police when
     they're doing their work.  A lot of these high powered weapons should
     not have a place on the street.  We have a right to bear arms, but only
     to a certain extent."  USA Today, 12-29-93.



References and sources:

[1]  The Gun Grabbers, by Alan M. Gottlieb.
     ISBN: 0-936783-00-1
     Merril Press
     P.O. Box 1682
     Bellevue, WA 98009
     206-455-7009

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