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FRANKFORT, Ky., Feb. 2 (UPI) -- Lawmakers in Kentucky's House of Representatives approved a bill that would allow the nation's motto, "In God we Trust," be on standard license plates.
If the bill is approved by the state Senate and signed by the governor, vehicle owners in the Bluegrass State could choose from "In God we Trust" or "Unbridled Spirit" on standard-issue license plates, The (Louisville) Courier-Journal reported Tuesday.
No extra fee would be imposed for requesting the nation's motto, the Courier-Journal said.
The bill passed the House on a 93-1 vote.
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