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Bill aims at training for ambulance drivers in Utah
Ogden resident Richard Noorda questions why flower delivering requires a license while ambulance drivers lack training. A fatal Utah crash near South Ogden spurred sponsor Rep. Gage Freezer to push HB 238 requiring emergency vehicle operators to complete a state approved course by January 31, 2014. The bill, backed by a DOH overseen program and a fire chief task force, advances after a Senate committee vote.
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Utah Senate approves spitting and target shooting bills
Utah Senate passes SB 97 and SB 98 criminalizing spitting or throwing potentially infected saliva at others with HIV, hepatitis B, or C, and on the general public with felony and misdemeanor penalties. Also advances SB 120 granting forestry officials power to restrict target shooting during fire season with 14 day reviews and sheriff input. SB 172 moves to House addressing UTOPIA bond spending. Other items include liquor rule changes, sex education home curriculum proposal, and related comments from lawmakers and advocates.
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Utah adoption fraud bill advances with tweaks in Senate
In Salt Lake City Utah lawmakers moved a bill to curb adoption fraud after sponsor Sen Luz Robles altered language to allow suspending an agency license for misrepresented information about adoptions. The measure targets birth parents rights and aims to shield adoptive parents with oversight amid high profile custody cases in Utah.
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