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Hurricane flood victims face uncertainty over state, federal aid

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Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson said the state would send heavy equipment and volunteers to Hurricane, Utah, following widespread flooding. But funding for homeowners may be harder to secure. Henderson went to Hurricane this morning.

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