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Lawmakers analyze Medicaid alternatives Healthy Utah and Sen. Allen Christensen's so-called Vulnerable Utah plan. Utah's Congressional delegation brings a small government message to Capitol Hill. One legislator tries to tear down the Zion Curtain again while a bill to make school boards partisan gains support. And the Pioneer Park Coalition loses a key voice.
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