[Congressional Record (Bound Edition), Volume 146 (2000), Part 14]
[Senate]
[Pages 20794-20795]
[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]



                        VICTIMS OF GUN VIOLENCE

  Mr. DORGAN. Mr. President, it has been more than a year since the 
Columbine tragedy, but still this Republican Congress refuses to act on 
sensible gun legislation.
  Since Columbine, thousands of Americans have been killed by gunfire. 
Until we act, Democrats in the Senate will read the names of some of 
those who have lost their lives to gun violence in the past year, and 
we will continue to do so every day that the Senate is in session.

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  In the name of those who died, we will continue this fight. Following 
are the names of some of the people who were killed by gunfire one year 
ago today.
  October 4, 1999:
  Darius Bradley, 18, Baltimore, MD; Joseph Booker, 21, Chicago, IL; 
Vincent Dobson, 22, Baltimore, MD; Frank Garner, 22, Kansas City, MO; 
Larry D. Hadley, 43, Madison, WI; Joseph Hall, 20, Detroit, MI; Arthur 
Harris, 39, Houston, TX; Kendall Hawks, 18, Baltimore, MD; Clarence 
Jackson, 21, New Orleans, LA; Derrick Jacque, 24, New Orleans, LA; 
Jasul Johnson, 23, Philadelphia, PA; Charlotte Lindsey, 50, Memphis, 
TN; James McClinton, 24, Chicago, IL; Richard Mitchell, 51, Detroit, 
MI; Shawn Moore, 25, New Orleans, LA; Cedric Outler, 41, Miami-Dade 
County, FL; Zawakie Walker, 23, Detroit, MI; Darieus Washington, 31, 
Baltimore, MD; William Wilson, 24, Baltimore, MD; and Unidentified 
male, 72, Nashville, TN.
  We cannot sit back and allow such senseless gun violence to continue. 
The deaths of these people are a reminder to all of us that we need to 
enact sensible gun legislation now.

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