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Articles in Feb 19, 2003 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Obituary: Marilyn Thomas Wolfley Witbeck Anderson
• Obituary: Hazel Margaret Fish
• 3 new releases have period style but little substance
  by Chris HicksDeseret News feature editor
• Medicaid cuts hazardous
• Peace may require war
• Obituary: Lezley Ann Bickerton
• Homeowner forum is Friday, Saturday
• Shaolin Monks show grace, technique
  by Scott IwasakiDeseret News dance editor
• Obituary: Evelyn Pace Murray
• Obituary: Annette K. Terry
• 3A girls state tourney schedule for Thursday
• NATO approves sending defense aid to Turks
  by Paul Geitner Associated Press writer
• Tyson-Etienne bout is back on
  by Associated Press
• 1-800 CONTACTS posts net losses in quarter, year
• Tonight on TV
• Tell father how you feel before things get worse
  by Annie's mailbox
• 'Average Joe' is exceptionally fun
  by Ivan M. LincolnDeseret News theater editor
• Giving helps ensure justice
  by Deseret News editorial
• IRS warns of tax scams
  by Leigh Strope Associated Press writer
• The center of Utah's population? It's in Lehi
  by Sharon HaddockDeseret News staff writer
• Homeland Security pushes preparedness
  by John J. Lumpkin Associated Press writer
• Utah may add a tax on sex industries
  by Amy Joi BrysonDeseret News staff writer
• Actor Blake tells his side of the story to Walters
• Peak Alarm completes move to Gladiola site
• Hate-crime bill gains in House
  by Jennifer DobnerDeseret News staff writer
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Survivors relive nightclub tragedy
  by Megan Reichgott Associated Press writer
• Real-time updates during 3A tournament
• JetBlue chief, Bennett will speak at U. summit
• Qwest adding jobs at Midvale center
  by Brice WallaceDeseret News business writer
• BYU carousel: Borich is out, Bradford's in
  by Jeff CallDeseret News sports writer
• IRS warns of tax scams
  by Leigh Strope Associated Press writer
• Homeland Security pushes preparedness
  by John J. Lumpkin Associated Press writer
• Girls link suspect to more rapes
  by Pat ReavyDeseret News staff writer
• Utah County births
• Tell father how you feel before things get worse
  by Annie's mailbox
• Obituary: DelJean Cunningham Johnson
• Obituary: Mike Rafferty
• Obituary: Elroy Roe Cutler
• Strong Volkswagen opens revamped site
• Memorial funeral homes receive 2002 awards
• Survivors relive nightclub tragedy
  by Megan Reichgott Associated Press writer
• Obituary: R. Allen Davis
• Israeli forces kill 11 in Gaza raid
  by Associated Press
• Turkey, U.S. at odds over compensation
  by Suzan Fraser Associated Press writer
• Wachovia to buy Prudential's brokerage unit
  by Paul Nowell AP business writer
• Utah set for final homestand
• Motel 6 fingerprints not defendant's
  by Linda ThomsonDeseret News staff writer
• Correction: Judge Harding
• Nobody fooled by L.A. anymore
  by Tim BuckleyDeseret News sports writer
• We need not go to war
• Generations join for the 2-step
  by Laura HancockDeseret News staff writer
• Workers need protections
  by Ross Eisenbrey Los Angeles Times
• McCartney tour, DVD are reason to twist 'n' shout
• O'Currance expands into additional facility
• Quiznos Sub opens on State in Murray
• Mailman would deliver leadership to Oly team
  by Tim BuckleyDeseret News sports writer
• Unbeaten Trojans face Wasps
  by Amy DonaldsonDeseret News sports writer
• Wachovia to buy Prudential's brokerage unit
  by Paul Nowell AP business writer
• 2 brothers suing Catholic Diocese
  by Linda ThomsonDeseret News staff writer
• Provo club turns up heat for stadium
  by Jesse HydeDeseret News staff writer
• Committee gets word about pest problems
• Obituary: Mildred Louise Double
• Obituary: Mary T. Moore
• We need not go to war
• Dress up empty stores
• Media are security threat
• Obituary: R. Allen Davis
• Actor Blake tells his side of the story to Walters
• A curtain call for the Villa
  by Deseret News editorial
• Obituary: Mary T. Moore
• Obituary: Sandra Kay Talbot
• Obituary: Edith L. Williams
• Credit-card security is breached
  by Eileen Alt Powell AP business writer
• County cracking down on hackers
  by Geoffrey FattahDeseret News staff writer
• Embezzlement accusations shock town
  by Suzanne DeanDeseret News correspondent
• Defense is key in T-Birds' win
  by Jim RayburnDeseret News sports writer
• Sit down for a while and take a load off
  by Bill Sones
• Clean, disinfected not same
  by Hints
• A curtain call for the Villa
  by Deseret News editorial

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