| Interior Dept. to release report on pulled Utah leases today |
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| Written by THOMAS BURR, Salt Lake Tribune | |
| Thursday, 11 June 2009 | |
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Some of the Utah tracts offered for oil and gas exploration in the waning days of the President George W. Bush administration should have been left out and the process in selecting and auctioning others was flawed. Read more...
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