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John | 12:18 p.m. Jan. 4, 2008
What is it they say? "if you do what you've always done, you'll
get what you've always got." And in Utah we've always got our
share of mining accidents. Of course the owners don't want regulation. Of
course they want the state to step in and train miners. Of course, they
don't want to do what is their obligation to their employees. They want the
state to do it at the taxpayers expense. Most government regulations stiffle
business, but in this case, they are needed to force wealthy mine corporations
to do the right thing. Come on Utah Legislature, do the right thing here.
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