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04 May

Colo civil unions bill gets OK by another panel

Gay couples came one step closer Friday to having civil unions in Colorado after another Republican-led House committee approved legislation that appears to have enough support to get to the governor’s desk.

Original post by Associated Press and software by Elliott Back

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