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Editor:

It's Labor Day weekend and time again for the Jerry Lewis Telethon to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

Over the years I've been struck by the generosity of Wyoming people during the telethon, by the good that is done by the Muscular Dystrophy Association and by the courage of the people with muscle disease.

During the telethon you will hear stories of determination, hope and triumph. It will touch your heart.

All across Wyoming, firefighters will also join in the fight. In every corner of the state, firefighters will be stopping cars and asking you to help fill then-boots to help Jerry's kids.

Again this year, the telethon will be broadcast on K-2 TV from 7 p.m. Sunday straight through 5 p.m. Monday. Volunteers will be there to answer your call and take your pledge.

Throughout the 25 years I've helped host the telethon, we've seen remarkable medical progress. We've also lost friends to the disease. There's more work to be done before we write the final chapter in the fight against muscle disease.

As a political candidate, my ability to participate in the telethon this year will be limited. It has to do with television equal time laws. I will be watching and helping every step along the way.

Please tune in the telethon and join us again these years in the fight against muscle disease.

U.S. Sen. JOHN BARRASSO, Casper


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