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Show Wed/Thurs/Fri, September 15-17, 2004 A-7 The Park Record Salt Lake police to search by hand Described by police as a "second phase," the search will MediaNeius Group Wire resume Tuesday and be conductPolice no longer will use ed during the day, instead of at cadaver dogs to search for Lori night, now that daytime temperaHacking's remains at the Salt lures are cooler. Lake County landfill. "It will be more of a visual and But they will continue a more hand search," said Detective Phil "labor-intensive" hunt next Eslinger of the Salt Lake Police week, employing officers to dig Department. "We're not relying through tons of rubbish in the on the scent trail. We're relying same general area they have been on what police can see." searching for more than seven The officers are expected to weeks. work 10-hour shifts and search By JASON BERGREEN for up to several months. "We arc going to do a complete and thorough search." Eslinger said. "It will last until we're finished going through the items or we find what we're looking for." Officers from several units of the department will be assigned to participate in the search. Investigators have been unable to turn up any evidence linked to Hacking's body. The 27-year-old woman was reported missing the morning of July 19 by her husband. Mark Hacking, who allegedly later confessed to his brothers that he shot her in the head as she lay sleeping in the couple's Salt Lake City apartment. Hacking also allegedly told his brothers that he disposed of his wife's body and murder weapon in separate garbage bins. Mark Hacking, 28, has been charged with first-degree felony murder. Gun shops ready for end of assault weapons ban Gun shop owners said the BOISE, Idaho (AP) The expiration Monday of a 10-year fed- expiration of the ban would have eral ban on assault weapons little effect on the types of guns means firearms like TEC-9s can and accessories thai are typically now be legally bought - a sold and traded across their development that has critics counters every day. upset and gun owners pleased. At the Boise Gun Co.. gunThe 1994 ban, signed by smith Justin Davis last week President Clinton, outlawed 19 grabbed up a black plastic rifle types of military-style assault resembling the U.S. military's weapons. A clause directed that standard issue M-16 from a row the ban expire unless Congress of more than a dozen similar specifically reauthorized it, weapons stacked against a wall. which it did not. The civilian version of the Some of the 19 - foreign-made gun, a Colt AR-15 manufactured weapons like the AK-47 and Uzi before 1994, could be sold last - are still banned under a 1989 week just as easily as it can be law prohibiting imports of spe- sold this week. "It shoots exactcific automatic weapons. ly the same ammo at exactly the Studies by pro- and antigun same rate of fire," said Davis. groups as well as the Justice However, the expiration Department show conflicting could result in sharply lower results on whether the ban prices for some weapons, said helped reduce crime. Loopholes Sanford Abrams, owner of allowed manufacturers to keep Valley Guns in Baltimore and many weapons on the market vice president of the Maryland simply by changing their names Licensed Firearms Dealers or altering some of their features Association. or accessories. He said some prc-ban, miliThe differences between tary-style rifles with a combinaassault weapons and guns on the tion of banned features such as suppressors, bayonet market before the ban expired flash are "cosmetic," Wayne mounts and detachable magaLaPierre. executive vice presi- zines had been trading at gun dent of the National Rifle shows for up to $1,600, but the Association, said Monday on price could drop to less than $900 since those characteristics CBS's "The Early Show." will again be allowed on new "To lead anyone to believe weapons. we're talking about a class of guns that's more powerful, "The biggest complaint we makes bigger holes, shoots more had was from ex-military wantrapidly is not true," LaPierre ing to buy a version of what they said. had in the military," Abrams Gun-control advocate Sarah said. "They wanted to buy one Brady disagreed. "There's noth- but they didn't want it to be ing cosmetic at all about this minus any of the characteristics law," she said on "Hie Early it had in the military." Many states _ including Show." California, Massachusetts, New was "another false attack from York and Hawaii _ have passed Senator Kerry" Bush believes their own laws curbing the use of the best way to curb gun vioassault weapons. Some of those lence is to enforce laws that are are more stringent than the fed- on the books. McClellan said. eral ban. 'Hie expiration of the assault U.S. Rep. Butch Otter, R- weapons ban does not mean the ldaho, trumpeted the end of the end of- federal background checks. The 1993 Brady federal law. Handgun Violence Prevention "President Clinton's so-called 'assault weapons1 ban was noth- Act is separate legislation from ing more than a sop to anfigun the assault weapons ban. said liberals." Otter said Friday in a Daniel Welts, chief of the FBI written statement. "It provided unit charged with overseeing the only the illusion of reducing gun background checks system. violence, but it did real damage "The change in law relating to our liberties." to assault weapons has no But advocates for the ban. impact on the Brady Law," Wells including the Brady Campaign said. to Prevent Gun Violence, point Davis predicted the biggest to some particularly vicious change in his business will be the shootings in which military-style ability of manufacturers and weapons were used - including importers to market higher the 10 killings in the sniper capacity ammunition magazines shooting spree that terrorized - the removable "clip" thai residents in Maryland, Virginia holds and feeds bullets through and Washington. D.C., in 2002. guns. Under the 1994 him, the maxNational police organizations such as the. International imum capacity of a magazine Association of Chiefs of Police, was set «il 10 rounds. the International Brotherhood of Police Officers and the Fraternal Order of Police all support the renewal of the ban. President Bush has said he would sign such a bill if Congress passed it. Presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry criticized Bush for not pushing for an extension. "Today George Bush made the job of terrorists easier and made the job of America's law enforcement officers harder and that's just plain wrong," Kerry said Monday. Presidential spokesman Scott McClellan said Kerry's comment B A R C L A Y FU U NISM I N G S n R A L P H I S T F R I O R - T O H E B E R A N C t LfcS & n L R A R [ s I H f NC F S H E N R E D O N E V E N T 4 0 %O F F A V E N U E 4 35 LOS a C U S T O M 2 0 0 4 U P 2 5 5 D l > I C". N L A U R F N F A L L o B U T : 64 9 P A R K C I T Y U 554 0 N t IV I1 O II I B LA C H W W W . E A R C l A V B U T E R A . 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