Ten Things You Need to Know for Wednesday
by Bryan Schott
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Countdown: 15 days until the final day of the 2013 legislative session, 251 days to the 2013 municipal elections, 615 days until the 2014 midterm elections and 1047 days until the 2016 Iowa Caucuses.

A performance audit raises the alarm about the viability of the state’s retirement system for public employees [Tribune, Deseret News].

Sens. Orrin Hatch and Mike Lee both vote against confirming Chuck Hagel as Secretary of Defense [Tribune].

Hatch votes yes to send Jacob Lew’s nomination as Treasury Secretary to the full Senate [Tribune].

Rep. Jim Matheson wants members of Congress to stay in Washington longer to work on the nation’s problems [Tribune].

Gov. Gary Herbert says he expects the federal sequestration budget cuts to happen in March, and he blames gridlock in Washington [Deseret News].

Officials with Utah’s national parks say they should be able to absorb looming federal budget cuts without much pain for visitors and tourists [Tribune].

The state is spending $60,000 on public service announcements about reducing pollution. Those announcements star Gov. Gary Herbert [Utah Policy].

A measure to give rural residents the right to carry concealed weapons without a permit is held without a vote in the House [Deseret News, Tribune].

The Senate approves restrictions on target shooting during wildfire season [Tribune].

A Senate committee approves a resolution opposing the use taxpayer money to build a convention hotel in Salt Lake City [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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