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Subject: Today's Utah Policy.com Daily Political Briefing
Date: Fri Apr 25 11:54:47 MDT 2014
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Local News Highlights: Daily BriefingHow to Sound Smart About Utah Politics - April 25, 2014 Herbert says a controversial Nevada rancher should not be the face of the fight over public lands. Derek Miller steps down as Herbert's chief of staff. Same-sex weddings could boost Utah's economy. Countdown:
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Local HeadlinesSalt Lake Tribune Editorial: School elections shouldn't be R vs D Utah governor: Cliven Bundy is not 'the face for public lands issues' Herbert's chief of staff steps down Utah's Bishop calls Bundy's race comments 'degrading' Guv says aiding Mexican economy may curb immigration Justin Fawson appointed to Utah House Sego Canyon road: Path to prosperity or harm? Paul Rolly: Mailer raises another problem with Utah's delegate system FDA proposes first regulations for e-cigarettes Utah leaders aim to keep dispute with the feds civil Deseret News Op-ed: Utah's transportation budget struggles Op-ed: A legislative fix for workplace inequality Editorial: Restoring confidence in the Utah attorney general's office Herbert: Embattled Nevada rancher 'not the face' of public lands issue Sportsmen's groups urge funding for wildlife habitat, fishing areas Concerns raised over Jordan School District's land purchase Western GOP leaders told divisiveness on race, gender 'unacceptable' Change in governor's office brings new leader to World Trade Center Utah FDA action on e-cigarettes could help curb problems in Utah Other Editorial: Talk over fed lands dispute (Standard-Examiner) Utah e-cigarette retailers wary of new FDA regulations (Standard-Examiner) National HeadlinesIssa questions role of Holder's DOJ in targeting of Tea Party groups (The Hill) Oregon asks the feds to take over failed ObamaCare exchange (The Hill) First lady says kids pay a price for the Washington life (Washington Post) Hillary Clinton: Today's media is more entertainment, less facts (CNN) Rand Paul up 5 over Clinton in new poll, 'the man to beat in Colorado' (McClatchy) National Rifle Association annual meeting gets underway after year of political victories (UPI) Holder plans to remain as attorney general through the mid-term elections (Washington Post) White House slams AFP's Aurora image ad (Politico) GMO labeling proponents eye next state for passage (Politico) Former US test site sues nuclear nations for disarmament failure (Oman Daily Observer) |
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