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As Congress voted Friday to extend cash compensation to veterans, Salt Lake advocates of homeless veterans were busy on the front lines of their ongoing battle to help vets have a life back home.
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Stephen E. Strate was surrounded by friends and family Friday when he was charged with murder in the Provo 4th District Court.
Poets wring out rhymes
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Cowboy poet Waddie Mitchell, who also served as host for the event, performs his poetry Friday at Heber City's 15th annual Cowboy Poetry Gathering and Buckaroo Fair
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He was a young man who loved both his family and his country. Family members of 19-year-old Pfc. Aaron Thomas Nemelka said he planned to officially ask his girlfriend to marry him when he returned home in December for a short visit before being deployed in January to the Middle East.
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