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Articles in Apr 2, 2003 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Obituary: Goldie Fallentine Cowley
• Here are famous pickled beets
  by Hints
• Obituary: Roy W. Mitchell
• When in doubt, lawmakers blame the welfare clause
  by Walter Williams
• Rumsfeld is failing us
• Flying a little lower in Canada
  by Tom Cohen Associated Press Writer
• Seek treatment, men with depression urged
  by Associated Press
• War hurting ad, media profits
  by Stuart Elliott
• Taylorsville takes advantage of early Hunter errors for big win
  by Jay HintonDeseret News prep editor
• Christian group poised to aid Iraq after war
• N. Korea showing some N-restraint
  by Howard W. French New York Times News Service
• Cultural center progressing in W.V.
  by Stephen SpeckmanDeseret News staff writer
• Viewmont hits the road to edge arch-rival Davis
  by James EdwardDeseret News sports writer
• Cuban pulls an April gag
  by Associated Press
• Kidnappers' camp well-hidden, well-built
  by Copyright 2003 Deseret News By Pat ReavyDeseret News staff writer
• Ex-mayor understands job's stress
  by Sharon HaddockDeseret News staff writer
• Obituary: Wayne J. Cheney
• Obituary: Doris Jean Armstrong Lefevor
• Obituary: Jill Chivers Timpson
• Obituary: Evelyn Mary Miles
• Awareness of pain is a plus
  by Deseret News editorial
• Nuclear bombs save lives
• Madonna yanks video to support U.S. troops
• Q Comm's 2002 net loss is 15 cents per share
• ELLIS software firm is expanding to China
• Racial questions putting drug convictions in doubt
• Ogden police curb crime -- creatively
  by Alan EdwardsDeseret News staff writer
• 9 more SARS deaths in China
  by Christopher Bodeen Associated Press writer
• Big leaguers like Stingers
  by Dirk FacerDeseret News sports writer
• Sports briefs
• Key developments
• Spanish Fork amends Main Street parking law
• No speech curbs on plaza
  by Brady SnyderDeseret News staff writer
• 20-minute Bolognese sure beats 2-hour recipe
  by Beverly Mills with Alicia RossUnited Feature Syndicate, Inc.
• Tomato meatloaf with reduced fat
  by Associated Press
• Time to get out asparagus recipes
  by Associated Press
• Tips from Ina Garten
• War could change tactics
  by Deseret News editorial
• Change Demo leadership
• Happy trails! Museum moving to Branson
• Cimetrix reports net loss of $4 million for 2002
• Evergreen Resources buying Carbon Energy
• 3 children killed, 3 people injured in N.Y. house fire
• Cross the Tigris: Marines make last-minute preparations for attack
  by John Kifner New York Times News Service
• FBI wary al-Qaida may use women in attacks
  by John Solomon Associated Press writer
• DeShawn has yet to show his stuff
  by Brad RockDeseret News sports columnist
• Tie gives Rangers playoff hope
  by Associated Press
• Emotions mixed on mayor
  by Sharon HaddockDeseret News staff writer
• Judge frees woman until sentencing
  by Geoffrey FattahDeseret News staff writer
• Fruit salsa refreshingly piquant
  by Associated Press
• Obituary: Geneve Holbrook Putnam
• Top spot still New Yorker
  by Valerie PhillipsDeseret News food editor
• Saddam must be toppled
• Jazz fan, win or lose
• Bush deserves respect
• Birthdays for Wednesday, April 2
• Utah index plummets
  by Greg KratzDeseret News business editor
• Qwest misses deadline for filing '02 report
  by Bloomberg
• Those on active duty could get loan reprieve
• Grisly evidence opens murder trial
  by Angie WellingDeseret News staff writer
• Democratic Party leader to seek fourth term
  by Bob Bernick Jr.Deseret News political editor
• Dino pitcher steps forward to stop Lehi hitters
  by Jim RayburnDeseret News sports writer
• Sportlight
• Deaths
• Provo rental housing still a hot issue
  by Jesse HydeDeseret News staff writer
• Obituary: Harry Badmadjian
• Dinner benefits scheduled
• Scrimp on fat, not the shrimp
  by Jeanne Jones
• 'Barefoot Contessa' cookbook tells home cooks and party-givers how to
  by Debra Hale-Shelton Associated Press
• 'Just Shoot Me' returns -- for a bit
• Protest vs. lawbreaking
• Knopfler cancels tour due to crash injuries
• Whole Living Inc. of Provo files late notification
• Autoliv Inc. completes its purchase of Livbag
• Cuban airplane forced to land in Key West
• Woman pleads guilty in ZCMI abduction
  by Linda ThomsonDeseret News staff writer
• Drug lifts hopes on sickle-cell anemia
  by Carey Goldberg The Boston Globe
• April 15 car auction will help fund 4 counties' programs
• Jeter's out, but Giambi, Pettitte step up for Yanks
  by Associated Press
• BLM offers reward in vandal incidents

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