The Columbus Dispatch reported this on Sunday:
Everyone but felons Openly carrying gun not a crime
By Bill Bush
bbush@dispatch.com
Reporter
The Columbus Dispatch
March 30, 2008
"In the political tussle over Ohio's concealed-carry gun law, one fact seems to have been overlooked by many: You never needed a permit to carry a gun in public, and you still don't ... As long as you haven't been convicted of a felony --- you just can't conceal it ... But if you do, don't be surprised if you get some unwanted attention from police officers."
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