 "Deseret News (Salt Lake City)")
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Jacob planning another run
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PROVO -- John Jacob made it clear Wednesday he plans to run for a
Utah office again and said that next time he'll bring more money and
seek establishment endorsements like the one President Bush gave his
opponent.
But first he plans to raise cash for 3rd District Rep. Chris
Cannon, R-Utah, the fellow Republican who beat him in Tuesday's
primary.
Cannon will face Democrat Christian Burridge in the November
general election, and Jacob wants to help replenish Cannon's war
chest.
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