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| nted life at the Topaz War Relocation Center in | Utah during World War II. |
| night at a secluded mountain retreat center in | Utah in 1998. |
| A 7'0" center from | Utah State University, Bunce played two seasons (196 |
| Eck was a star center for | Utah from 1980-82. |
| rom central Mexico north to central California, | Utah, Wyoming and Nebraska, east to Arkansas and Ala |
| Vancouver Island, south to west central Oregon, | Utah, Colorado and North Carolina. |
| establishment in 2007 of the Arrington Chair at | Utah State University is one prominent symbol of a n |
| As Chief Justice, she chairs the | Utah Judicial Council which is the administrative go |
| He was also the state junior tennis champion in | Utah for six years.. |
| ished the season as national champions, beating | Utah Salt Ratz in the MPSL Championship game |
| r minesweepers, cleared the approach channel to | Utah Beach for fire support ships, and on 6 June, co |
| he ABA as a member of the Dallas Chaparrals and | Utah Stars, making ABA All-Star Game appearances in |
| as a member of the Dallas/Texas Chaparrals, the | Utah Stars, the Memphis Tams, and the Virginia Squir |
| ocks were stored at the Deseret Chemical Depot, | Utah, and the Umatilla Chemical Depot (Umatilla Coun |
| t from their storage at Deseret Chemical Depot, | Utah, and the Umatilla Chemical Depot, Oregon and we |
| Coast defense board (1856) and Chief Engineer, | Utah Expedition (1858). |
| Advocate of the Year, 2003, Prevent Child Abuse | Utah; Outstanding Efforts Promoting Child Health and |
| The Church in | Utah became an Apostolic Vicariate in 1887, and a Di |
| , and was the first Christian Science church in | Utah. |
| serving as the president of the church's Sandy | Utah Cottonwood Creek Stake, Walker became a member |
| sus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) in | Utah Territory. |
| untain, which it had not; actually, a cinema in | Utah had banned the film. |
| h Miami, Memphis, New Orleans/Oklahoma City and | Utah. |
| involved in the politics of Salt Lake City and | Utah. |
| For the city in | Utah, see Park Valley, Utah. |
| Activated 1 October 1942 at Salt Lake City AB, | Utah. |
| Salt Lake City Post, | Utah, 1865-1866 |
| asin, and about fifty miles from Cedar City, in | Utah Territory, and that all of the emigrants, with |
| FA previously had the Salt Lake City-area based | Utah Saints, who only played the 2008 season before |
| He claims that | Utah, North Carolina and New Mexico are inconclusive |
| alt Lake Magazine as "an underground classic on | Utah college campuses". |
| as named special assistant to the head coach at | Utah State. |
| and the current head men's basketball coach at | Utah Valley University. |
| llowing that season he became the head coach at | Utah. |
| ly 2008, she was named as an assistant coach at | Utah State University. |
| She is currently an assistant coach at | Utah State University in the United States. |
| 2005 to 2008, he was the running backs coach at | Utah as well as the recruiting coordinator. |
| s the son of former Packers assistant coach and | Utah Utes head coach Tom Lovat. |
| has coached (as the assistant or head coach) at | Utah State, Florida and Kentucky. |
| From 1976 to 1983, he coached at | Utah State. |
| From 1950 to 1957, he coached at | Utah, where he compiled a 45-32-4 record. |
| In 1970-71 he coached the | Utah Stars to an ABA title and was a co-recipient of |
| Lovat started coaching at | Utah, there he became the defensive line coach in 19 |
| Genoa 3 uses low sulfur western coal from | Utah and the Powder River Basin shipped via rail to |
| He also coined the | Utah slogan "the greatest snow on earth." |
| Saint George Art Museum, Dixie State College of | Utah, SkyWest Airlines, and Zion National Park. |
| March 8 - The Agriculture College of | Utah, (later Utah State University) is founded in Lo |
| was a benefactor of the Dixie State College of | Utah and Weber State University and his donation of |
| t was the predecessor to Dixie State College of | Utah. |
| everal schools including Dixie State College of | Utah before finishing at Utah State, where he earned |
| He attended Brigham Young College and | Utah State Agricultural College (now Utah State Univ |
| He attended Ricks College and | Utah State University, studying drama. |
| rd of trustees of Brigham Young College, Logan, | Utah, in 1906. |
| lb (105 kg) center, he played collegiately for | Utah Valley State College (now Utah Valley Universit |
| f the Minnesota Muskies, Kentucky Colonels, and | Utah Stars. |
| Kickoff during the 1916 Colorado - | Utah game |
| from California to Texas, north to Colorado and | Utah and in northern Mexico. |
| he high-desert riparian canyons in Colorado and | Utah to the dry coniferous forest in Oregon on altit |
| mbia and Alberta in, south through Colorado and | Utah into Arizona. |
| nia; in the Green River Formation, Colorado and | Utah; in the Tincalayu deposit, Salar del Hombre Mue |
| le for the credit union entry into Colorado and | Utah. |
| , southwestern South Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming, | Utah, New Mexico, and Texas. |
| s in Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, and | Utah to feed people throughout the West Coast. |
| in coniferous forests from British Columbia to | Utah. |
| lus glareosus) - found from British Columbia to | Utah |
| western North America from British Columbia to | Utah, where it grows mainly in shady forested areas. |
| d as member of the Public Service Commission of | Utah from 1937 to 1940. |
| Spicer was renamed U.S. Commissioner for | Utah Territory by the Supreme Court in 1876. |
| nt in the daisy family known by the common name | Utah fleabane. |
| is a species of agave known by the common name | Utah agave. |
| d States, where it is known by the common names | Utah butterfly bush and Panamint butterfly bush. |
| in the amaranth family known by the common name | Utah swampfire. |
| f the dogbane family, known by the common names | Utah swallowwort and Utah vine milkweed. |
| The mountains that are common in | Utah, are seen only in the distance, and beyond the |
| in east-central Arizona and occurs commonly in | Utah, Colorado and north-eastern Nevada. |
| r and an early colonizer of many communities in | Utah Territory and surrounding states. |
| Staples Inc., Ryerson, Inc., TJX Companies, and | Utah Capital Investment Corp. From March 2007 to Mar |
| he founders of the Amalgamated Sugar Company of | Utah. |
| rated in the Appleton Harmon pioneer company to | Utah Territory, where he managed a hotel. |
| en part of the Martin Handcart Company reaching | Utah in November of 1856. |
| nt in New Mexico, and the Envirocare company in | Utah, which is now EnergySolutions after merging wit |
| Maintaining Professional Competence,” 1974 | Utah Law Review 463-490, reprinted in 54 Michigan St |
| the siege and avoid reprisals complicating the | Utah War, militiamen induced the emigrants to surren |
| The songs are performed at a concert in | Utah by the next generation members with Natalia on |
| as whistled for unsportsmanlike conduct, giving | Utah the ball at the BYU 44. |
| the summer of 1989, Henry Mancini conducted the | Utah Symphony in a concert at Snowbird Ski Resort pe |
| nt in 1997 no woman has served in Congress from | Utah. |
| For his father, the U.S. Congressman from | Utah and U.S. federal judge, see James Franklin Batt |
| This article is about the U.S. Congressman from | Utah and U.S. federal judge. |
| and Rio Grande Western Railroad constructed its | Utah Division over the Wasatch Plateau, from the tow |
| em for the city and offering a contract through | Utah Power and Light Company for the service. |
| il 1864, there were 100 RLDS Church converts in | Utah, by time Briggs and McCord left Utah later that |
| Arizona, as well as the southwestern corner of | Utah. |
| passing southern Nevada and adjacent corners of | Utah and Arizona. |
| They live in Cottonwood Heights, | Utah and have two sons: Fedya (born 2002) and Stepan |
| llimore Jr. is the Mayor of Cottonwood Heights, | Utah, and the CEO of Dynatronics. |
| State run liquor store in Cottonwood Heights, | Utah. |
| eloped land in Salt Lake and Tooele counties in | Utah, 75,000 acres (300 km²) of which are located in |
| gle location in Washington County, southwestern | Utah. |
| records at the Bonneville Salt Flats course in | Utah in a Chrysler Imperial Airflow coupe. |
| After he retired Richards took courses at | Utah Technical College (now Utah Valley University) |
| ted to practice law before the Supreme Court of | Utah. |
| , an associate justice for the Supreme Court of | Utah Territory. |
| Broken Covenants (Orem, | Utah: Millennial Press, 2007) ISBN B000WWHZWM |
| The district was created when | Utah was awarded an extra congressional seat followi |
| romise of 1850 is signed into law, creating the | Utah Territory and appointing Brigham Young governor |
| ill site to the tiny town of Crescent Junction, | Utah by railroad. |
| ording to testimony given in the criminal case, | Utah v. Warren Jeffs, the Hot Springs Motel located |
| The planned route crosses northern | Utah, and Northern Nevada. |
| system serving natural gas utility customers in | Utah, southwest Wyoming and southern Idaho. |
| ber 1944 and led them into battle from D-Day at | Utah Beach, to the Liberation of Paris, and into the |
| ll ranching area in far eastern Daggett County, | Utah, USA, near the Colorado border. |
| ated in at the northern edge of Daggett County, | Utah, just south of the Wyoming border. |
| orated village in north-central Daggett County, | Utah, USA, near the Wyoming state line. |
| ska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, | Utah, and Wyoming. |
| a, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Texas, | Utah, Wisconsin and Wyoming. |
| , Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oregon, | Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Alaska and Hawaii. |
| ussia, as well as in Wyoming, North Dakota, and | Utah. |
| phis Pros, Carolina Cougars, Dallas Chaparrals, | Utah Stars, San Antonio Spurs and San Diego Sails. |
| He grew up in Davis County, | Utah. |
| He became an early leader of Davis County, | Utah, which is named after him. |
| ool in St. Louis, Missouri and in Davis County, | Utah. |
| Clan of Mormon fundamentalists in Davis County, | Utah, from 1947 until his death in 1987. |
| eople of Promise and A History of Davis County, | Utah. |
| e grew up on his father's farm in Davis County, | Utah. |
| entered the Earth's atmosphere in daylight over | Utah, United States (14:30 local time) and passed no |
| her's 41 yard touchdown run sealed the deal, as | Utah went on to win 38-10. |
| currently associated with 26 car dealerships in | Utah. |
| , 2007 at the Silver Lake Lodge in Deer Valley, | Utah. |
| le World Ski Championships 2003 in Deer Valley, | Utah. |
| e marched into Salt Lake City and defeated host | Utah (189.5) and defending champion Georgia (186.8) |
| After defeating the | Utah Blaze 64-42, they lost 52-20 to the Chicago Rus |
| ho wrapped up a perfect season by defeating the | Utah Warriors in Indoor Bowl III and becoming the fi |
| Lakers to the NBA Finals in 2009, defeating the | Utah Jazz, Houston Rockets, and Denver Nuggets in th |
| earned a bachelor of music education degree at | Utah State University and a master of music degree i |
| service, Brown earned a bachelor's degree from | Utah State University and master's and doctorate deg |
| He received his bachelor's degree from | Utah State University. |
| She graduated with an Associate Degree from | Utah Valley State College in 2004 and Bachelor's of |
| Clyde received his bachelor's degree from | Utah State University and a masters degree from the |
| received his bachelors and masters degrees from | Utah State University, both in physical education. |
| S. Representative Jim Matheson, a Democrat from | Utah. |
| rted to Mormonism before moving from Denmark to | Utah. |
| so played for the Phoenix Suns, Denver Nuggets, | Utah Jazz, Dallas Mavericks, and Golden State Warrio |
| In 1989, Taylor was released and departed for | Utah to be with his sisters and biological father, w |
| the Santa Clara Expedition of the Department of | Utah from Camp Floyd under the command of Captain Ru |
| he Crimean War, and commanded the Department of | Utah from 1860 until 1861. |
| -poor Colorado Plateau-type uranium deposits of | Utah and Arizona. |
| Catocala delilah utahensis, described from | Utah, is now considered to be a synonym of Catocala |
| o main obstacles: the Great Salt Lake Desert in | Utah, and the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California. |
| imos, Calgary Stampeders, Dallas Desperados and | Utah Blaze. |
| a strong advocate of government development in | Utah. |
| He is drawn to an archaeological dig in | Utah that turns out to be funded by Cronos. |
| James Ian Kirkland - dinosaur paleontologist, | Utah State Paleontologist. |
| the first player to enter the NBA directly from | Utah Valley University. |
| Rendezvous Rye is not distilled in | Utah, but is a 92 Proof, non-chill filtered blend of |
| was for a time US attorney for the district of | Utah. |
| cial Assistant U.S. Attorney in the District of | Utah. |
| ed States associate justice for the district of | Utah on June 4, 1858. |
| nited States District Court for the District of | Utah vacated by Willis W. Ritter. |
| r Redruth, and in the Tintic Mining District in | Utah. |
| Jordan School District, the largest district in | Utah. |
| e was an assistant U.S. Attorney of District of | Utah (1963-1965). |
| t served as the headquarters of the District of | Utah in the Department of the Pacific. |
| the United States Attorney for the District of | Utah from 1991-1993. |
| the United States Attorney for the District of | Utah bio |
| nited States District Court for the District of | Utah vacated by Tillman D. Johnson. |
| nited States District Court for the District of | Utah vacated by Albert Sherman Christensen. |
| strict Judge in the Fourth Judicial District of | Utah from 1976 to 1985. |
| rict attorney of the third judicial district of | Utah 1905-1911, and district judge 1911-1916. |
| owed him to return to the Marysvale district of | Utah to continue work he had started in the 60's. |
| rick Edward Connor commander of the District of | Utah, Department of the Pacific for whom the post wa |
| nited States District Court for the District of | Utah vacated by John A. Marshall. |
| ame a Referee in Bankruptcy for the District of | Utah, and from 1973 to 1978 he was a U.S. Bankruptcy |
| Like all prairie dogs, the | Utah prairie dog is an active forager, eating a wide |
| of Downtown Provo, and getting a beach down at | Utah Lake. |
| Eccles Conference Center is in downtown Ogden, | Utah. |
| s a brewery that was located in downtown Logan, | Utah from 1888 to 1912. |
| The Drama in | Utah: The Story of the Salt Lake Theatre. |
| government arms dealer Richard Yates during the | Utah War, implicated Brigham Young and others in Yat |
| he Americans & so would raise grain" during the | Utah War. |
| blished a military post here in 1858 during the | Utah War until it was finally closed in 1890. |
| rus was a major in the Nauvoo Legion during the | Utah War and was a chaplain of the Utah State Legisl |
| He was an assistant wagon boss during the | Utah War from 1857 to 1858. |
| ncipal officers in the Nauvoo Legion during its | Utah reconstitution (including the Utah War) and led |
| uring the difficulties preceding and during the | Utah War of 1857-58. |
| During the | Utah War of 1857-1858, Stout helped build and mainta |
| ed under Col. Albert Sidney Johnston during the | Utah War (an insurrection of Mormon settlers in Utah |
| During the | Utah War Dana moved with his family to Fillmore, Uta |
| Sidney Johnston against the Mormons during the | Utah War. |
| the Carlisle Cavalry School and was on duty in | Utah at the time of the secession, whereupon he resi |
| Club, the Murray Fraternal Order of Eagles, and | Utah Funeral Directors Association. |
| Johnson was sharp early, leading | Utah to points on its first three possessions for a |
| h Columbia, south to New Jersey in the east and | Utah and California in the west. |
| t of Jordanelle Reservoir, south and east along | Utah State Route 248, running past the submerged rui |
| However, in 1997, Spencer Eccles, a | Utah alumnus and chairman of Utah's biggest bank, Fi |
| nt and M.S. in Natural Resources Economics from | Utah State University. |
| In 1970, Guinn earned an Ed.D. from | Utah State University in Logan. |
| t and was the first female periodical editor in | Utah Territory, USA. |
| ter receive her Ph.D. in Special Education from | Utah State University in 1999. |
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