People With AIDS Coalition of Utah relocates

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            Coalition of Utah relocates
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          Jan 30, 2006
          
        
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       The People With
            AIDS Coalition of Utah is relocating to new offices in
            Salt Lake City, agency officials say. The coalition is
            moving to 175 W.       200 S. St., Suite 2010, near downtown
            Salt Lake City on January 30. The       move was made
            possible with support from Firestone Building Partners,
            according to coalition officials. For more information, call
            (801)       484-2205. (Advocate.com)     

        
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