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Utah lawmakers join governor and Martin Luther King Human Rights Commission to mark MLK Day

Utah State Legislature (House & Senate joint convention) · January 16, 1995
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In a joint convention the Utah Legislature and governor recognized Martin Luther King Jr. Day with presentations from the state Martin Luther King Human Rights Commission, musical performances by an international children's choir, commemorative plaque presentations and a gubernatorial proclamation.

Lawmakers from both chambers convened in a joint session to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day, hear presentations from the State Martin Luther King Human Rights Commission and receive a proclamation from Governor Michael O. Leavitt.

Dr. Forrest C. Crawford, identified in the transcript as chairman of the state commission, told legislators the commission had been active across the state promoting nonviolence and partnerships with community groups. Dr. Crawford asked attendees to “pause and focus with us on the significance of…

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