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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2013
Page
2
The Standard Examiner corrects an error from Friday about Carrie Rodriguez. She will sing at The State Room in Salt Lake City at 9 p.m. Tuesday. Call 801-625-4210 weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with corrections.
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Spencer Eccles, head of the Utah Economic Development Department, told a legislative committee that 2013 job growth could be staggering given the state's pipeline. He cited a projected 10,000 new jobs and discussed ROI from tourism funding, Avenue H marketing, and a proposed Outdoor Recreation office with a $100,000 budget. The debate included tourism spending levels against neighboring states.
Utah legislators and CPAs form Financial Ready Utah to study fallout from federal debt and plan stateside responses. The group notes 40 percent of Utah funding from the federal government and advocates seven debt crisis bills, including a state commission to cut federal dependency and a bigger rainy day fund. Senator Wayne Harper backs backup plans, Rep. Ken Ivory calls for nonpartisan budgeting, urging local bodies to pass resolutions to assess and prepare for federal- funding risk.
SALT LAKE CITY A Utah lawmaker’s bill would require school districts to conduct seismic reviews of pre 1975 buildings during bond elections. Rep. Gage Freezer’s proposal, opposed by some as wasteful, aims to inventory structural soundness to help save lives in an earthquake.
A House committee backed H 216 authorizing the Utah Wildlife Board to dispose of invasive fish in state waters. Rep. Ryan Wilcox cited growing invasive fish in Flaming Gorge Utah Lake and Deer Creek as threats to natives. The measure moves to the House consent calendar for a quicker vote.
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved Chuck Hagels nomination to be defense secretary on a 14 11 party line vote sending it to the full Senate. Democrats control the chamber and plan to push for a final confirmation despite Republican opposition over his Israel Iran and nuclear policy past statements. North Korea conducted its third nuclear test defying U N warnings drawing global condemnation with China summoning its ambassador. President Obama planned to comment on security and said North Korea has worsened its isolation.
Chief mate John Svendsen told investigators that captain Robin Walbridge twice refused pleas to abandon the replica 18th century ship before he finally ordered evacuation moments before the vessel rolled and sank off Cape Hatteras during Hurricane Sandy. One crew member died. Walbridge was never found as a federal safety panel hearings review the disaster.
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