No friend to families  Brian Moench's "Spray at your own risk"
(Opinion, May 5) troubled me. Pesticides harm humans and other
animals, but our state government does little.  I used to
believe Utah was a family-friendly state; no longer. The Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is family-friendly; the
state of Utah isn't.  We won't pay for universal pre-school, not
even for lower-income families, although research shows that
makes a huge difference in a child's entire life. That should be
no surprise, since of any state, Utah spends the least per
student to educate its children.  We talk families out the
wazoo, but we don't act vigorously to protect them from polluted
air. No heathen, hedonistic, satanic California does that. So it
should also be no surprise that we're not vigorously protecting
families from pesticides.  Utahns believe we're family friendly,
but when it comes down to money (where values hit the road), we
choose lower taxes over our children, and being pro-business to
the point of being