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>The top prosecutors in Utah and Arizona promise not to >raid polygamist groups in their states. That includes >the group accused of child abuse in Texas, which has >its home base on the Utah-Arizona border. The pledge >was made Thursday night at a Polygamy Town Meeting >that attracted a thousand people, many of them >polygamists. > >So many people crowded into a ballroom at the >convention center in St. George, Utah, that organizers >pulled back the folding doors to another ballroom, and >it was still standing room only. They looked like a >casually dressed crowd you'd find anywhere. There were >no granny dresses or 19th-century hairdos. But most >indicated they were part of polygamist groups when >hundreds of hands shot up in response to questions >from Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff. > >"Can I just ask, and we're not taking notes, but how >many of you have relatives in Texas who are in >custody? How many of you would be willing to take them >into your home? We think it would be wonderful if that >were to happen, and we'll continue to try and >encourage that," Shurtleff said.

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