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Utah may end an anti-underage-drinking program — though the liquor stores that fund it brought in a record $427M last year

(Al Hartmann | Tribune file photo) Val Dunaway, regional manager for 22 Utah State Liquor Stores, shows employee shirts, posters and tags hanging from liquor bottles reminding patrons of the legal and financial costs of supplying alcohol to those who are underage, part of a MADD, DABC and Parents Empowered program.