NRA celebrates in the sunshine state

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A multitude of NRA friends and families came together to celebrate Second amendment freedom and to pay tribute to its leasing man, Charlton Heston, at the close of his unprecedented five-year run as NRA president. The show proved a fun-filled weekend with dozen of activities for young and old, despite the war in Iraq and concerns about the spread of SARS.

Government domestic functions, Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Heston, Charlton, Space policy

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NRA past-president, honorary life member: General Joseph J. Foss, 1915-2003

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General Joseph J. Foss died at a hospital near his home in Scottsdale, Ariz on 1st January, 2003. General Foss served the membership of the National Rifle Association as a member of its Board of Directors since 1983, as its President from 1988-1990 and as a member of the Association's Executive Council.

Obituary, Foss, Joseph J.

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President Kayne Robinson

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The life and work of Kayne Robinson during his tenure as vice president is described in an occasion as he takes up the post of president of NRA. Robinson never misses a chance to set the record straight about firearm freedom and rank-and-file police.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Robinson, Kayne

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