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Candidates address key issues at Carbon County Chamber luncheon

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PRICE — Eight candidates seeking state and local offices discussed economic development, government spending, water, public safety and accountability during a Carbon County Chamber of Commerce candidate luncheon Thursday, Oct. 15, at Utah State University Eastern.

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