Ten Things You Need to Know Today
by Bryan Schott
05/17/2012 | 597 views | 0 0 comments | 5 5 recommendations | email to a friend | print
There are 40 days until the Utah Republican Presidential Caucuses and primary elections, 173 days until the 2012 election and 256 days until the start of the 2013 legislative session.

Orrin Hatch is still refusing to do more than one debate with Dan Liljenquist [Deseret News].

Legislators call for a special session to fix a $25 million mistake in the budget [Utah Policy, Tribune, Deseret News].

Lawmakers plan to explore legislation to make more liquor licenses available [Tribune, Deseret News, ABC 4].

Utah's retirement fund is in good shape compared to many other states [Utah Policy].

Sen. Mike Lee's plan to balance the federal budget is rejected by the whole Senate [Tribune].

Lawmakers are skeptical of a DEA plan to scan the license plate of every car along I-15 in Beaver and Washington counties [Tribune].

Lawmakers briefly discuss Common Core education standards [Deseret News].

UDOT will fine a contractor $3 million for failing to complete construction on the Timpanogos Highway on time [Tribune, Daily Herald].

Salt Lake County needs bilingual poll workers [Deseret News].

Most babies born in the U.S. are ethnic minorities, but not in Utah [Tribune]. 
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Salt Lake Tribune

Op-ed: Swallow and the Legislature

Editorial: The right decision: Herbert should stick to his guns

Suit: Make EPA force Utah to cut winter pollution

Hatch wants IRS probe to expand, include Freedom Path

Green activists, neighbors blast new West Davis freeway plan

Hatch calls for investigation of Obamacare funding

Thousands of Utahns face Defense Department furloughs

Utah charter schools under new performance scrutiny

Midvale's streetlight project stalls over flawed bid process

Deseret News

Matthew Sanders: Imploding trust in America's institutions

Editorial: Habits die hard

Utah lawmakers look to regulate child access to e-cigarettes

Oil, gas wells to move closer to Duchesne County homes

Health care reform about to 'get real' for Utahns

New poll shows GOP caucus attendees support changes to nomination system

2 county attorneys investigating Swallow, Utah Attorney General's office

West Davis Corridor project unveiled amid criticism

Elder Oaks promotes strengthening the free exercise of religion

Other

Heidi Toth: Squandering the public trust (Daily Herald)

RedBlue: Can Barack Obama survive scandals? (Daily Herald)

Op-ed: The gigabit community (Standard-Examiner)

Editorial: Don't make AG an appointment (Standard-Examiner)

UDOT releases DEIS, recommendation for Legacy extension (Standard-Examiner)

Ogden School Board faces anger over cutbacks (Standard-Examiner)

Will Swallow make appearance at the state GOP convention? (Standard-Examiner)

Hatch pushes for expanded probe into IRS actions (Standard-Examiner)

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