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Wednesday, Sept 17. 1986 B8 Star-Tribcne. Casper, Wyo Abuse, abortion, pornography tackled by NOW members during Riverton conference IF pwue mm abortion. "I think what we fight is women saying, 'That's no big she said. On the resolution regarding gay and lesbian rights, NOW will take an active stance to support those rights because Wyoming does not guarantee a safe place for such activity.

The pornography resolution calls for educating NOW members on obscenity and pornography. "I know the pornography issue is an emotional issue," Moree said. "If we do not take a stand on this issue we will lose it because the right wing already has (taken a position). I don't want to tell you what your definition of pornography is," she said, adding people should decide for themselves. ed during the 1987 general session, but Brabo warned more preparation is needed before it can be considered.

The abortion resolution calls for educating people on the subject through personal stories of women who have searched for abortion services. "You want to have the services so you can make the choice," said Debbie East of Lander. She said an abortion in Lander costs $700, and abortions are not performed in Riverton. "We arc about to lose this right," Priscilla Morec of Laramie said. "I really believe the Supreme Court is going to dump this right back at the slate level." l-rancine Berkey of Lander said women seem to be apathetic on QQSE EOS There will be an open forum meeting between the public and the one cent tax committee in the council chambers of the City Hall at 7 p.m., September 24 and 25.

Any person wishing to address the committee must make their request in writing. They will be notified as to the date of their audience. The public is urged to attend. ONE CENT SALES TAX COMMITTEE RIVERTON (AP) Resolutions on abuse, abortion, gay and lesbian rights, and pornography were adopted by Wyoming National Organization for Women members during a recent conference in Riverlon. The resolutions call for the mandatory arrests of people who abuse women and education of NOW members on abortion availability in Wyoming.

NOW's resolution on mandatory arrest of abusers supports state legislation requiring that people accused of such offenses be arrested when police investigate beatings of women. It gives police the right to press charges, rather than have the abused individual sign a complaint, said Lisa Brabo, a NOW member and stale manager for the Coalition on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. NOW members did not agree on a timetable for introduction of legislation. While debating the resolution, some NOW members asked that legislation be introduc jurovich resigns JP post in Thermopolis THERMOPOLIS (AP)-Ronald Jurovich, the Hot Springs County justice of the peace since 1977, has resigned from his position because he is running for election to the Wyoming House of Representatives. Jurovich said a judicial ethic holds that a judge may not remain on the bench while seeking election to a non-judicial office, although the ethic may provide some leeway in the case of a justice of the peace.

"I thought it would be better to err on the side of the ethic," he said. "1 think it's time to do other things. 1 really do want to represent the county." Beware of economic cons, Karpan warns LARAMIE Democratic candidate for secretary of state Kaihy Karpan warned at a recent news conference that the state should not rush blindly into the economic development arena. She said she is leery of direct government loans to the private sector. "We must be very careful in scrutinizing such proposals because of our responsibility to the taxpayers to make sure their resources are wisely spent," Karpan said.

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