US congress reject new gun laws after massacre

Title
US congress reject new gun laws after massacre
Genre
News report; Speech
TX Date
18 Oct 1991
Year of production
1991
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Duration
00:03:12
Description
Report on the US Congress debate on the Second Amendment of the Constitution - the right to bear arms - following a massacre in Killeen, Texas where George Hennard drove his truck through Luby’s restaurant window then shot dead 23 people before killing himself. Includes statements from Congressmen Don Young, Bill Green, Charles Schumer and Texan Chet Edwards. The National Rifle Association exerted their influence on the vote which decided not to impose the tabled new restrictions. Paul Woodley reports for FM breakfast show on LBC Newstalk.
Contributors
Paul Woodley; LBC Newstalk; Don Young; Bill Green; Charles Schumer; Chet Edwards
Keywords
USA; Legislation; Homicide; Constitutions; Texas; Killeen; George Hennard; The National Rifle Association

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LBC/IRN, "US congress reject new gun laws after massacre". https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/lbc/search/index.php/segment/0009200516003 (Accessed 13 Jun 2026)