The potentially explosive issue of gun control during the 2002 Winter Games may be handled without the kind of take-it-to-the-mat political combat common in attempts to alter Utah's concealed-weapons law. Utah lawmakers will consider this simple solution: Tell gun owners to leave their firearms at home if attending Olympic events. Sen. Mike Waddoups, R-Taylorsville, introduced a weapons-free Olympics bill Wednesday. The measure would give state Public Safety... (GunPolicy.org)