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Anti-Gun U.S. Senator To Appear At Troy, Mich. Kmart
Friday, July 13, 2001
U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) has scheduled a "Brown Bag" Lunch with Kmart employees in Troy, Mich., on Wednesday, July 18, to discuss "Public Policy issues of importance to you, your family and Kmart." The meeting will take place at the Kmart Resource Center at 3100 W. Big Beaver Rd., in Troy. It is unlikely that it is a mere coincidence that Stabenow, who is extremely anti-gun, scheduled this meeting shortly after Kmart announced it has decided to stop selling handgun ammunition at all of its stores. If you live in the Troy area, and are interested in more information regarding this appearance by your Senator, you can call Kmart at (248) 643-1000. You can also call Sen. Stabenow`s district office in East Lansing at (517) 203-1760, or send e-mail to senator@stabenow.senate.gov. And remember to continue to let Kmart know that you object to its decision to no longer sell handgun ammunition. You can call Kmart toll-free at 1-866- KMART 4 U (1-866-562-7848), or send e-mail to kmartccn@kmart.com.
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