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Initiative 1 poses questions for Utah voters

By Noelle Lau NewsNet Broadcast Reporter - 5 Nov 2002
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Noelle Lau examines the pros and cons of Initiative 1. She talks to the movers and shakers behind the proposition, as well as regular voters on Tuesday Nov. 5.



Copyright Brigham Young University 5 Nov 2002


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