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New Utah License Plate Pays Down School Lunch Debt

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(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah has a new license plate design that's raising money to help pay off student lunch debt. The purchase of each plate contributes 30 dollars to help pay off the 3-point-8 million dollars in lunch debt across Utah.

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