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Ethics debate
From left, Kim Burningham of the state board of education makes an opening statement as , attorney David Irvine, Sen. Lyle Hillyard, Rep, Lori Fowlke listen at the beginning of a debate on the citizens ethics initiative backed by Utahns for Ethical Government Tuesday, at the Hinckley Institute on the campus of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. Dozens attended the debate on the contested issue. (Jim Urquhart / The Salt Lake Tribune)
Lawmaker sounds alarm on ethics initiative
A ballot initiative to rein in legislative conduct has grabbed the attention of many across the state -- including the law firm of Utah's longest sitting lawmaker, Sen. Full Story

 
$125M police bond breezes to win
In Salt Lake City, the Great Recession proved no match for the thin blue line. Proposition 1, a $125 million bond for a new public-safety complex, breezed to victory Tuesday. Full Story

 
H1N1
Why haven't you gotten an H1N1 vaccination?
 I never get flu shots and I never seem to get the flu.
 The limited doses should go to people more vulnerable than me.
 I don't have time to deal with it.
 The vaccine has not been adequately tested.
 I've tried, but they keep running out.
 I don't qualify yet.
 
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