Lawmaker pushing to make the Utah State Capitol tobacco free

Rep. Bruce Cutler says it would ‘show we care about people’s health,’ but others say it could make life difficult for some state workers and Capitol visitors.<br>

Al Hartmann | The Salt LakeTribune No rain in sight. Tuesday June 20, the hottest day of the year was a fine day for a sun umbrellas as members of a Japanese tour group protect themselves from the blazing Utah sun while visiting the state capitol.

Lawmaker pushing to make the Utah State Capitol tobacco free

Rep. Bruce Cutler says it would ‘show we care about people’s health,’ but others say it could make life difficult for some state workers and Capitol visitors.<br>

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