Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs
March 16, 1993, pg A8

Four potential threats to Amendment 2 remain now that Greg Walta and Come 
Together Colorado have stepped aside:

*	Sen. Regis Groff, D-Denver, introduced a resolution in January
	that, if approved by two-thirds of all lawmakers, would place
	an outright repeal of Amendment 2 on the November ballot.  But
	the measure has yet to get a hearing.

*	Rep. Sam Williams, D-Breckenridge, introduced a resolution that
	would ask voters to broaden a 1990 law that forbids employers
	from firing workers for legal activity conducted off the job.
	But Williams has yet to introduce his measure, and staff members
	said Monday they had "no idea" when or if he might file it.

*	Rep. Ken Chlouber, R-Leadville, has agreed to introduce a
	proposed amendment that would inject a fundamental right of
	privacy into the Colorado Constitution to keep employers' and
	landlords' noses out of personal behavior, including sexual
	behavior.

	If lawmakers refuse to refer the Chlouber plan to voters, a
	spokesman for Coloradans for Privacy, which drafted the measure,
	said the group will seek the required 50,000 petition signatures
	by Aug. 2 to qualify for the ballot.

*	State lawyers, meanwhile, are scheudled March 23 to review an
	amendment proposed by a part-time Denver bookstore employee
	that would specifically outlaw discrimination based on a broad
	range of characteristics, including sexual orientation.  Daniel
	Brewer-Ward said Monday he will try to petition onto the ballot.

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