Mary Zoller and I are presenting papers on safe havens at the American
Adoption Congress in Kansas City, Mo. on Friday, April 2 at the Fairmount
Kansas City at the Plaza. My paper is titled "Floating Baby Moses: The
Politics of Legalized Baby Abandonment (a work in progress)." Mary will
discuss opposition work in Virginia. (I don't have a title).

Marley

Safe Travels...

-Ray


"Marley Greiner" <maddogmarley@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:Tnhac.1036$vo5.40119@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... Mary Zoller and I are presenting papers on safe havens at the American Adoption Congress in Kansas City, Mo. on Friday, April 2 at the Fairmount Kansas City at the Plaza. My paper is titled "Floating Baby Moses: The Politics of Legalized Baby Abandonment (a work in progress)." Mary will discuss opposition work in Virginia. (I don't have a title). Marley

"Marley Greiner" <maddogmarley@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:Tnhac.1036$vo5.40119@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... Mary Zoller and I are presenting papers on safe havens at the American Adoption Congress in Kansas City, Mo. on Friday, April 2 at the Fairmount Kansas City at the Plaza. My paper is titled "Floating Baby Moses: The Politics of Legalized Baby Abandonment (a work in progress)." Mary will discuss opposition work in Virginia. (I don't have a title). Marley
Just Don't Piss Off Any Right Wing Safe Haveners

Missouri has a new Concealed Fire Arms statute. Some of them will be armed
and hidden. Not a good thing.

And isn't Rush Limbaugh from those parts originally?

Doug Thomas
see below

NEWS RELEASE

Citizens Committee for the
Right to Keep and Bear Arms
12500 N.E. Tenth Place
Bellevue, WA 98005

MISSOURI SUPREME COURT ACTS PROPERLY BY REJECTING CCW CHALLENGE, SAYS CCRKBA

For Immediate Release: March 30, 2004

The Missouri Supreme Court acted properly, rejecting the request by
self-defense opponents to re-hear their arguments seeing to overturn the
state's new concealed carry statute, the Citizens Committee for the Right to
Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) said today.


"Obviously the Supreme Court saw through this stalling tactic by Missouri
anti-gunners," said CCRKBA Executive Director Joe Waldron. "Dozens of
counties in Missouri are already taking applications for concealed pistol
licenses, and it's time that every county in the state get on board with
this, because it's the law."


CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb noted, "Missouri's anti-gunners seem to forget
they are in the 'Show Me State,' not a state of denial. It's long past time
for law-abiding citizens in Missouri to be allowed to exercise their rights
under the new law.


"Judge Stephen N. Limbaugh Jr. summed it up correctly in his original Feb.
26 opinion when he noted that the state constitution is plain and
unambiguous," Gottlieb added. "There is no prohibition in the constitution
from carrying concealed weapons, and the legislature acted correctly when it
passed the statute over Gov. Bob Holden's veto."