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Nuclear energy, public lands among dividing lines in 3rd Congressional District debate at Utah Tech

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Republican Rep. Celeste Maloy and Democratic challenger Kent Udell offered different approaches to public lands, energy, water and the cost of living Friday during a debate for Utah’s newly drawn 3rd Congressional District.

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