People With AIDS Coalition of Utah holds positive thinking seminar July 15

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            Coalition of Utah holds positive thinking seminar July

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       The People With
            AIDS Coalition of Utah will hold a seminar focused on the
            impact of positive thinking on July 15 in Salt Lake City.
            Kim Sayer of 6       Advisors will be the presenter of the
            seminar. The event will be held 1-3       p.m. at the
            coalition office, 175 W. 200 S. St., Suite 2010. Lunch will
            be served. For more information or to sign up for the
            seminar, call (801)       484-2205 or send e-mail to
            director@pwacu.org.     

        
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