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Sarah Palin Visits Utah Costco

KUTV Salt Lake City - Wed Dec 9, 2:18 pm ET

Sarah Palin fans have been waiting all night to see the former Vice Presidential candidate. She arrived in Utah Wednesday to sign copies of her new book at Costco.

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Lawmakers draft counter to ethics reform initiative
The Daily Utah Chronicle - Thu Nov 12, 2:23 pm ET
Facing the prospect of a citizen initiative that would overhaul an ethics policy in the Utah Legislature, lawmakers have drafted an outline of a more mild counterproposal to at least partly heed calls for reform....
Ethics Commission Proposes Donation Cap for Election Fundraisers
FOX 13 Utah - Thu Nov 12, 1:55 am ET
$5,000 every two years for state legislators and $10,000 every two years for statewide candidates. That's what the Commission on Strengthening Utah's Democracy suggests as the limit that certain candidates could receive from any individual election contribution. This year, Governor Gary Herbert raised a million dollars in his recent gala from businesses ranging from natural gas companies to ...
Higher ed supporters consider asking Utahns to help cash-strapped schools
The Salt Lake Tribune - Wed Nov 11, 9:08 pm ET
Fearing that another round of budget cuts could irreparably harm Utah's colleges and universities, business backers and school representatives are contemplating a campaign to ask Utahns to vote to raise their taxes to fund education.
Watts backs Bennett for Senate
The Logan Herald Journal - Thu Dec 10, 3:19 am ET
U.S. Sen. Bob Bennett now has the backing of more than 60 mayors from across the state for his re-election bid, including Logan Mayor Randy Watts. Dubbed “Mayors for Bennett,” the coalition of mayors will be working to recruit possible delegates for Bennett, R-Utah, to the GOP state convention.
Senate Rejects Strict Abortion Curbs In Health Bill
NPR - Tue Dec 8, 6:07 pm ET
By a vote of 54-45, the Senate sidetracked an amendment by Democratic Sen. Ben Nelson of Nebraska and Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah that would ban any insurance plan getting taxpayer dollars from offering abortion coverage. The restrictions mirrored provisions in the House-passed health care bill.