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Articles in Apr 21, 2003 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Japanese Internet execs fear proposed privacy law
• Computers help home health care
  by Jesse HydeDeseret News staff writer
• Sarandon in right business
• 9th 'Raymond' season may be Romano's last
• Caption only: Going back in time
• Safe cycling on deck between Draper, Lehi
  by Zack Van EyckDeseret News staff writer
• Program on kids, cancer set at U.
• Bucks battle assault woes
  by Arnie Stapleton AP sports writer
• Tours resume at 2 Utah dams
• Conservation workshop Wednesday at library
• China fires mayor, demotes minister
  by Joe McDonald Associated Press writer
• Animals, rides coming back to county fair
  by Sharon HaddockDeseret News staff writer
• Gunmen fire on main U.S. base in Afghanistan, U.S. soldier shot in
  by D'Arcy Doran Associated Press writer
• Obituary: Anne Anderson Cooper
• No market listings today
• Mayor adding free music to jazz festival
• Museum looting is a tragedy
  by Deseret News editorial
• Better to work on marriage than to overwork on the job
  by Jeanne Phillips
• Caption only: It's OK -- the bird doesn't bite
• Schumacher wins after mother dies
  by Andrew Dampf Associated Press writer
• Man charged in attack is 'sorry'
  by Associated Press
• Bench play separates Kings, Jazz
  by Tim BuckleyDeseret News sports writer
• W.V. may trim turkeys to keep budget stuffed
  by Stephen SpeckmanDeseret News staff writer
• Robinson questionable for Spurs in Game 2
  by T.A. Badger Associated Press writer
• Utah County dateline briefs
• Man peeks at tanners
• New games, utilities and other great stuff
  by James Derk Scripps Howard News Service
• American jobs in danger
• Liberals' lies about Iraq war ooze chutzpah
  by Marianne M. Jennings
• S.L. Library is definitely 21st century
  by Lee BensonDeseret News columnist
• Americans flocking to marathons
  by Abraham McLaughlin The Christian Science Monitor
• Bee lines
  by Steve Klauke
• Bid to shield gunmakers draws fire
  by Fox Butterfield New York Times News Service
• Lakers seize home court
  by Dave Campbell AP sports writer
• U. ranked in 6 areas of listings
• Campus notes
• Women's center seeking help
• In northern villages, Kurds and Arabs try to keep the peace
  by Scheherezade Faramarzi Associated Press writer
• Obituary: Frank T. Schnitker
• AOL files federal lawsuits to put an end to spam
  by Associated Press
• 'Net evaders: Many folks still haven't been snared by the Web
  by Brice WallaceDeseret News business writer
• Need more war news
• Avert a humanitarian crisis in Iraq
  by Roberta Cohen
• Caption only: Easter devotion
• Schools feeling business clout
  by Jennifer Toomer-CookDeseret News staff writer
• Monument is dedicated to slain boy
  by Associated Press
• McGrady works his Magic
  by Larry Lage AP sports writer
• Jazz game day
• Veterans benefit fairs set in Provo, Ogden
• Crash of 2 rigs closes I-80 lanes near border
• Regime change starts in Iraq
  by Associated Press
• River ferry with 300 passengers sinks in Bangladesh, 55 bodies found
  by Farid Hossain Associated Press writer
• Obituary: Michael Lee Burk
• Obituary: Hazel C. Warner
• Dell streamlines computer production
  by San Francisco Chronicle
• 'Getaway' -- definitely not for kids
  by Geoffrey FattahDeseret News staff writer
• Hope still springs eternal
  by Deseret News editorial
• Feds look at damage in double agent case
  by Danny Pollock Associated Press writer
• Pesky pigeons driven out of park by trained hawks
  by Verena Dobnik Associated Press writer
• Love chips in on 18, wins Heritage title on 4th playoff hole
  by Pete Iacobelli AP sports writer
• Drugmakers choking on Medicare rules
  by Robert Pear New York Times News Service
• Harpring: No excuses, no changes
  by Tim BuckleyDeseret News sports writer
• Oregon man rescued after climbing accident
• Police seek car, 2 men after drive-by shooting
• Caption only: Great, big, beautiful world
• Auditions are planned for 'Marry My Nellie'
• Obituary: Margaret T. McCoy (de Jonge)
• Computer fans can retool game to look like Iraq war
• Tonight on TV
• Where did we go wrong?
• Uzbek pianist loudenitch to join Kansas university
• Shuttle manager to resign
  by Kristen Hays Associated Press writer
• Symphony, band don't click
  by Rebecca HowardDeseret News music critic
• Family laws scrutinized
  by James ThalmanDeseret News staff writer
• U.S. military got orders to guard Iraqi museum
  by Paul Martin The Washington Times
• 2 pinch hitters homer Reds past the Expos
  by Associated Press
• Yankees get 12th win over Minnesota
  by Associated Press
• Top court to rehear Miranda
• Hearing Tuesday on Home Depot plan
• U.S. Army hiring Iraqis for critical jobs
  by Chris Tomlinson Associated Press writer

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