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Utah Legislature peels back some of the money raised for the Historical Society by popular all-black license plates.
There are lessons to be learned from the Utah Legislature. One is to be careful what you ask for—or what you are given. This is the story of Utah's black license plate.
Miss: Fade to Black There are lessons to be learned from the Utah Legislature. One is to be careful what you ask for—or what you are given. This is the story of Utah's black license plate. When it was introduced, the idea was to give the proceeds to the Historical Society.
The state has more than 20 custom vehicle plates that contribute to "special groups." A few years ago, when the "Life Elevated Arches" plate was most popular, contributions came to $2.6 million. Enter the black license plate. South Jordan Republican Sen.
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