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To: ColdOne
SALT LAKE CITY — A new report shows Utah received a signficant financial return on its money by stepping up and offering to pay for the operation of its eight national parks during last October's government shutdown.

The report released Monday by the National Park Service shows that for the nearly $1 million the Utah Legislature agreed to pay to keep the parks open during a six-day period, nearly $10 million was spent at the parks and in local gateway communities.

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12 posted on 03/04/2014 9:01:18 AM PST by glock rocks (If you like your health plan, you're a racist !)
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The report released Monday by the National Park Service shows that for the nearly $1 million the Utah Legislature agreed to pay to keep the parks open during a six-day period, nearly $10 million was spent at the parks and in local gateway communities.

Proving once again that putting an armed police state in charge of the land-entertainment business is a total waste of money.

32 posted on 03/04/2014 3:10:58 PM PST by Carry_Okie (Islam offers us three choices: Defeat them utterly, die, or surrender to a life of slavery.)
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