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- Lawsuit to stop Southaven, TN from closing fireworks store
- Fireworks stand lawsuit returns to court
- California county reconsiders fireworks laws
- Cathedral City, California OK's 'Safe and Sane' fireworks in city
- Residents of Rome, New York may be allowed to use fireworks soon
- Fireworks ban snuffed out by Vancouver council
- Fireworks fines might increase in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Fairfax County, Virginia may put tighter restrictions on fireworks
- Santa Fe Springs, CA organizations seek chance to sell fireworks
- Valpo committee discussing fireworks law
- Howard County, Maryland officials vow to seek fireworks sponsors
- No fireworks in Springfield this year
- King George quashes 4th of July fireworks
- Costs may extinguish Gold Beach, Oregon fireworks show
- Wabash, Indiana seeking fireworks sponsor
- Margate, FL seeks donations to save July 4th fireworks show
- Southmont, N.C. Fireworks show gets support
- Tourists win flights to fireworks show in Vietnam
- Fox Lake, Illinois fireworks debate re-ignites
- 4th of July fireworks could be blown out in Oceanside, California
- Two killed in Dubai fireworks factory explosion
- Environmentally Friendly Fireworks And Other Pyrotechnics
- Four die in China fireworks blast
- CPSC announces new import strategies
- Fireworks warehouse explosions rock Foshan, China
- Chinese firm pays initial three million yuan for fireworks blast damage
- NFPA considering fireworks changes
- Search engines say "no" to fireworks ads
- 4th of July fireworks could be blown out in Oceanside, California
- NFPA considering fireworks changes
- Vancouver delays city fireworks ban
- An interview with Bob Weaver
Jon D
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March 13, 2008 5:05 AM
The Federal Government has passed an ok on consumer fireworks but the states and local Governments can set the terms of sale and use.For those ...
RipSUp
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March 6, 2008 6:23 AM
Um I think this is pretty simple to understand. In many states it's illegal to sell them and I wouldn't doubt that advetising your ...
Tannerite Company
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March 4, 2008 10:01 AM
It's about time people realize how safe consumer 1.4G items are. My comment is that the federal government should focus on regulated explosives instead ...
tim lea
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March 4, 2008 6:39 AM
I would assume that the future deletion of chapter 7 from NFPA 1124 would be because there are no relevant historical facts regarding accidents in ...
tim lea
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March 4, 2008 6:07 AM
incredibly insane. This country is sucuming to the liberal governmental beauracracy that will one day condemn the possesion of a gun in your home and ...