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TRIB TALK [Columbia Daily Tribune (MO)](Columbia Daily Tribune (MO) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Call 815-1776 or email [email protected] to contribute. Jim Robertson, managing editor Choose an online service. 1 Online + Web App for iPad$15.99 for 28 days Unlimited access to ColumbiaTribune.com on your computer, tablet and smart phone, as well as the Web App on your computer or iPad. 2 Online$8.99 for 28 days Unlimited access to ColumbiaTribune.com on your computer, tablet and smart phone. 3 Print + Online + Web App$14.71 for 28 days Home delivery of the print edition every day*, unlimited access to ColumbiaTribune.com on your computer, tablet and smart phone, as well as the Web App on your computer or iPad. 4 Print Only$13.21 for 28 days$10.05 for 28 days Get just the print edition delivered to your home or office every day.* 5 Add print to onlineFree! Your bill will be updated to include online as of this date. 6 MU Student SubscriptionsFree! Online Student Access to the ColumbiaTribune.com Current print subscribers 1 MU Students verify listNo additional cost. Already a Print Subscriber None of these apply to you Back Need an account Create one now. You must login to view the full content on this page. Screen Name or Email Password Forgot Remember me on this computer Screen Name or Email Now I remember! Or, use your linked account: facebook google yahoo openID aol Need an account Create one now. "This is actually a question for Jim Robertson. If the Tribune can print the names of people who are arrested or take out a marriage license, could the Tribune print the names of people who take out concealed-weapons permits " Robertson replies: Personally, I'm all about disclosure of public information. But the Missouri General Assembly anticipated your question in 2004 and excluded conceal-carry permits from public disclosure. "In a recent column, Bill O'Reilly lamented all the laws that California had passed to control every aspect of people's lives. He says, 'The more laws that governments pass, the less individual freedom there is. We Americans need to stop this nanny-state stuff.' That is exactly how I feel about the 122 new laws enacted from 2011 to 2012 trying to restrict a woman's legal right to an abortion. Why must a woman's uterus be so overly legislated " [copyright] 2013 Columbia Daily Tribune . All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. (c) 2013 ProQuest Information and Learning Company; All Rights Reserved. |