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Senators debate state role in proposed central art museum; resolution circled
Summary
A proposal for a centrally located art and history museum prompted concern from some senators that approving a resolution could be interpreted as a commitment to future state funding or ownership; supporters pointed to private and bank backing and said the state could appropriately assist if asked. The measure was circled for later consideration.
An unidentified speaker opened a floor discussion on a proposal to create a large, centrally located museum to expose more Utahns to art and history, saying the project would rely heavily on private support and would not be "very expensive." The sponsor or proponent emphasized preservation of both art and archives and described plans to combine two buildings and storage into a single facility.
Senator Hickman warned that approving a resolution could create an inference that the Legislature is endorsing or…
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