The Medford, Ore., teacher who was denied permission to take her pistol to school for protection is filing an appeal. A Jackson County circuit judge ruled last year that the Medford school district's employee policy barring guns on campus was not covered by the state law that bars cities and other governmental districts from regulating guns because it did not amount to an ordinance.
March 20, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The Medford teacher who was denied permission to take her pistol to school for protection is filing an appeal.
South Medford High School English Teacher Shirley Katz said Wednesday she continues to fear for her safety, both from her ex-husband and from an armed intruder at school.
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