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Vicky Greathouse needed cash when her mother-in-law passed away, but she said her longtime bank turned her away. The Glendale woman found help at a payday loan store. Last week, Greathouse testified at the state Capitol in defense of the much-criticized quick-cash stores, saying they serve a purpose. “People need a choice and a place to go in case something comes up and they need to make it from one payday to the next,” Greathouse said. The stores, allowed to open in