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Subject: Wednesday's Utah Policy.com Daily Political Briefing
Date: Wed Jun 04 11:52:57 MDT 2014
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Local News Highlights: Daily BriefingHow to Sound Smart About Utah Politics - June 4, 2014 Shurtleff decries the search of his home by law enforcement agents. Matheson endorses Owens in Utah's 4th District. Lawmaker says the Supreme Court may not rule on same-sex marriage. Countdown:
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Local HeadlinesSalt Lake Tribune Editorial: High five, Highland High, for high Latino grad rate Amid criticism, committee narrows Utah state school board field Jeremy Johnson inches closer to criminal trial Utah's takeover of federal lands - lawsuit not in near future Could U.S. Supreme Court decide not to decide on same-sex marriage? No sanctions or cleanup in Utah monument oil mess Shurtleff blasts agents' 'Dirty Harry' tactics ACLU cries foul on SLC Council protest of Days of '47 flap Matheson urges Utahns to buck Love and back Owens Father of killed Utah soldier calls Bowe Bergdahl deal 'disgraceful' Paul Rolly: Ken Ivory defenders can't get their lawsuits straight Deseret News Jay Evensen: Obama's plan means Utah's energy bills will rise Editorial: In seeking carbon reductions, Obama administration barrels ahead without compromise Judge wants to set trial date in Jeremy Johnson case School board incumbents survive committee vetting BLM releases final report on Escalante oil spil Rep. Jim Matheson endorses Doug Owens in 4th District Agents used 'Dirty Harry' tactics and traumatized family, Mark Shurtleff says Utah lawmaker questions if gay marriage case will reach U.S. Supreme Court Other Orem holding public meeting on UTOPIA/Macquarie proposal (Daily Herald) Editorial: Stericycle's long goodbye (Standard-Examiner) National HeadlinesHarry Reid knew of Bowe Bergdahl deal before release (Politico) Book: Obama told donors he might be in 'strong position' to amend Constitution (The Hill) WH apologizes to Senate intel chief for prisoner swap secret (The Hill) Not-yet-candidate Hillary Clinton to hold town hall event (USA Today) No worries: NSA chief says facial recognition program is totally legal (Ars Technica) NRA Scolds 'Weird' People Brandishing Guns in Coffee Shops: 4 Blunt Points (Bloomberg) Arizona abortion restrictions to remain blocked (Associated Press) Arizona congressional candidate changes name to Cesar Chavez (FOX News) Seattle Council Unanimously Passes $15 Minimum Wage (Heartland) |
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