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Former U.S. Sen. Jake Garn, center, listens as Scott Matheson Jr., right, asks a question of Ray Bridge, safety manager for Arch Coal Inc., during a public hearing held by the Utah Mine Safety Commission Tuesday at Huntington Elementary.

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