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Articles in Mar 17, 2003 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Westminster names 5 to board of trustees
• New zoo is worth it
• Consider N. Korea's view of U.S. policy
  by H.D.S. Greenway The Boston Globe
• San Diego St., UNLV, Wyoming in NIT 40
  by Associated Press
• Briefs: Sports
• Lindon approves dress code
  by Sharon HaddockDeseret News staff writer
• BYU prof digs story of queen of pirates
  by Tad WalchDeseret News staff writer
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Attorney picked to join the Alta Town Council
• Ogden's Bard fest will include 'Romeo, Juliet'
• Turbulence for the airlines
  by Deseret News editorial
• Jennings on leave
• Birthdays for Monday, March 17
• Refinancing old house is old hat
  by Greg KratzDeseret News business editor
• GOP budget proposals have analysts skeptical
  by Alan Fram Associated Press writer
• Charles Schwab board authorizes stock buyback
• U.S. should attack now, Cheney says
  by Scott Shepard Cox News Service
• Omni closes; city blamed
  by Jesse HydeDeseret News staff writer
• Obituary: Robert Lee Litster
• A tragic killing in Serbia
  by Deseret News editorial
• Retirement-fund scandal has been ignored
  by Mike Martinez
• Jazz humiliated by Davis, Cavs
  by Tim BuckleyDeseret News sports writer
• Aggies set sights on Jayhawks
  by Dirk FacerDeseret News sports writer
• Evildoers act like God is to blame
  by Lee BensonDeseret News columnist
• Dollar General says profits rose 11% in the 4th quarter
  by Bloomberg News
• Arizona, Duke coming to S.L.
• Wildcats surprise no one with win
  by Associated Press
• America Sings! fest coming to S.L. May 2, 3
• Time now to end wars
• Protesters miss the whole picture
  by HTFN Justin R. Klinge, USN
• Nash's 3-pointer sends Mavs surging into overtime for win
  by Associated Press
• Israeli bulldozer claims American
  by Ibrahim Barzak Associated Press writer
• City's wage law causes uproar
  by Susan Montoya Bryan Associated Press writer
• Serbs 'tighten noose' around assassins
  by Katarina Kratovac Associated Press writer
• Romney revamp plan seen as clever move
  by Fox Butterfield New York Times News Service
• On April 7th: 'Cats will rule
  by Jim O'Connell AP basketball writer
• S.L. District offering adult, youth programs
• Keeping score: Provo District says focus on competency lifted scores
  by Tad WalchDeseret News staff writer
• Keeping score: Teachers need more time to study students' tests
  by Tad WalchDeseret News staff writer
• New opera 'El Nino' blends English, Spanish
• Leonard rolls by Love at Honda
  by Associated Press
• War cry worries Utah's Latinos
  by Diane UrbaniDeseret News staff writer
• Nissan Motor's chairman to resign, become adviser
• Utes getting set for Ducks
  by Mike SorensenDeseret News sports writer
• Homeless backlash feared
  by Linda Thomson
• Obituary: Malcolm J. Robertson
• Pledge has meaning
• NBA notes
• Here they come . . . Capsules on teams coming to the Huntsman Center
• Rebels take over the Central African Republic
  by Joseph Benamsse Associated Press writer
• Gas prices set records across U.S.
  by Bloomberg News
• Fremont Island
  by Larry WeistDeseret News staff writer
• Parity is making at-large selections harder, NCAA says
  by Michael Marot Deseret News sports writer
• Diplomacy ends: War is imminent
  by Scott Lindlaw Associated Press writer
• Obituary: Raema Day Hunsaker
• Obituary: Verda P. Beach
• No strings attached?
• Dixie Chick's statement sparks fans' backlash
• Grizz edge Admirals in overtime
• U. gymnasts back in top 6
• Pfizer and Pharmacia work to get FTC merger approval
  by Associated Press
• Bankrupt Spiegel aims to restructure its debt
  by Associated Press
• Neways soon to bid adieu to Salem
  by Rodger L. HardyDeseret News staff writer
• Obituary: Don H. Moyes
• Afterthoughts
  by Mark RussellTribune Media Services Inc.
• Help Nine Mile Canyon
• Jackson's record assist comes on bittersweet day
  by Tim BuckleyDeseret News sports writer
• U.S. secretly coaxing Iraqi military to surrender early
  by Rowan Scarborough The Washington Times
• DUI records still vanishing
  by Lucinda Dillon KinkeadDeseret News staff writer
• Brewery magnate J. Coors dies at age 85 in California
  by Associated Press
• Iraq says banned weapons all gone
  by Associated Press
• Caption only: Artistic exposure
• Obituary: Margene Elaine Nielsen Walker
• Smart photos look posed
• Johnson says suspicious documents aren't his
• Virus likely culprit in illness
  by Emma Ross AP medical writer
• Waiting for court ruling on ClearOne
  by David L. Politis
• Patrols target renegade snowmobilers
  by Brian Melley Associated Press writer
• Bracket racket: Cougars go in as a 12 seed and could mess up NCAA
  by Scott TaylorDeseret News sports writer
• U.S. relations with U.N. may change forever
  by David E. Sanger New York Times News Service

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