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A bill passed by the Ohio legislature this week would change the state's concealed weapons law by eliminating a requirement that drivers keep weapons in plain sight.
Other provisions of the new law effectively eliminate city gun-control ordinances.
The local laws in jeopardy include: assault weapons bans, junk gun bans, trigger lock requirements, gun registration requirements and bans against gun dealers operating near schools.
Gov. Bob Taft has vowed to veto the bill, but lawmakers could overturn his decision.
A bill passed by the Ohio legislature this week would change the state's concealed weapons law by eliminating a requirement that drivers keep weapons in plain sight.
Other provisions of the new law effectively eliminate city gun-control ordinances.
The local laws in jeopardy include: assault weapons bans, junk gun bans, trigger lock requirements, gun registration requirements and bans against gun dealers operating near schools.
Gov. Bob Taft has vowed to veto the bill, but lawmakers could overturn his decision.