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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- The Utah Senate has approved a measure to let taxpayers donate money on their tax returns to help rebuild homes tainted by methamphetamine.
Senate Bill 12 was passed Tuesday 22-to-6.
Sen. Karen Mayne, a West Valley City Democrat, says money collected from the donations would be given to organizations like Habitat for Humanity.
The bill now advances to the House.
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