Just days after meeting with officials from Federal Cartridge Corp. and the National Rifle Association, the chief author of a Minnesota bill to to ban the use of lead shot by small-game hunters on public lands in the state's farming region has killed the measure. Doug Smith in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.
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April 21, 2008
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