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Articles in Apr 29, 2003 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Utahns tired of Rocky
• Tonight on TV
• Labor Department files petition against roofing contractor
  by Deseret News staff
• Obituary: Melba W Hinckley
• Team of USU math students places in prestigious contest
• Mikado restaurant opens in Cottonwood
• Farmers say happier hogs are also tastier hogs
  by Estes Thompson Associated Press writer
• Utah tackling mortgage fraud
  by Dave Anderton Deseret News business writer
• Wealthy Americans cutting back on personal spending
  by Dow Jones/AP
• Ex-mayor gets 37 months for taking bribes in office
  by Associated Press
• Fallen Utah heroes come to life in Manti artist's work
  by Stephen SpeckmanDeseret News staff writer
• At home: Baker back in S.F. -- this time a visitor
  by Janie McCauley AP sports writer
• Mental test ordered in murder case
  by Linda ThomsonDeseret News staff writer
• UTA plans hearings on an adult-fare hike
• Transactions
• Rare balanced scoring keys Sixers' victory
  by Associated Press
• Chaplains share faith
  by Todd Spangler Associated Press writer
• Abbas confirmed as prime minister
  by Associated Press
• Tabloid targets Trib
  by Copyright 2003 Deseret News By Lucinda Dillon KinkeadDeseret News
• Obituary: Tony Leon Grossnickle
• Levolor-Kirsch plant in Ogden to close
  by Associated Press
• Secretaries: Unsung but indispensable
  by Jennifer Toomer-CookDeseret News staff writer
• Westminster women plan tea to fund scholarships
• Schools report doesn't reveal much that's new
  by William Raspberry
• Wells Fargo mortgage opens new center
• Canada trying 2 men in '85 terrorism case
  by Associated Press
• Provo store is among 60 on Eddie Bauer closure list
  by Associated Press
• Kindergarten teacher arrested after robbery
  by Associated Press
• Birthdays for Tuesday, April 29
• Spy had 20-year career with FBI
  by James Risen
• Sevier project will require day closures
• Suffer the children: 3 leave Utah to help orphans in Haiti
  by Bruce Lindsay KSL-TV
• Mountain West Standings
• Jazz game at a glance
• '100% NYC' will bring stars to Manhattan park
• 6 BYU students win design contest
• Commissioners restrict access to elected officials
  by Sharon HaddockDeseret News staff writer
• We have an old Malone
• Give Social Security relief
• Obituary: John Cecil Page
• Obituary: Sandra J. Anderson
• Obituary: Merline G. Richards
• Gingrich has clearly gone to war -- against Powell
  by Georgie Anne Geyer
• East Valley Chamber plans its spring gala
• Tuition sticker shock? Try to dicker
  by Steve Giegerich AP education writer
• Average U.S. gasoline price falls for 6th straight week
  by Bloomberg News
• Did sniper suspect laugh about slayings?
  by Associated Press
• How to help
• Ofahengaue's journey anything but irrelevant
  by Dick HarmonDeseret News sports columnist
• U. geneticist to get Wolf Prize
  by Stephen SpeckmanDeseret News staff writer
• 'Little Switzerland' has a big land issue
  by Jody GenessyDeseret News staff writer
• Major League Baseball standings
• Jackson's radio topic: Malone
  by Tim BuckleyDeseret News sports writer
• U.S. troops kill 13 Iraqi protesters
  by Niko Price Associated Press writer
• Genocide still global ill, historian says at UVSC
  by Tad WalchDeseret News staff writer
• Hospital to host a fitness course
• Hard facts on Earth Day
• Don't let cleanliness become an obsession
  by Jeanne Phillips
• 'Buffy' will be going away, but that won't be the end
  by Scott D. PierceDeseret News television editor
• Obituary: Claron Ure Pratt
• Underneath wit and humor, author shows sensitive side
  by Marilou Sorensen
• Obituary: Dr. J. Keith Sorenson
• Beneficial Life qualifies for IMSA membership
• Subway opens a store at 700 North in S.L.
• Company settles in debit card suit
  by Erin McClam Associated Press writer
• United seeking to end payments at Denver airport
  by Bloomberg News
• A 7th person is charged in plot to aid al-Qaida
• Sink low -- you may get a TV deal
  by Doug RobinsonDeseret News columnist
• Majors playing to a lot of empty seats
  by Paul Newberry AP sports writer
• Rivers getting new fish species
  by Associated Press
• S.L. man charged in substation blast
  by Angie WellingDeseret News staff writer
• Hole-in-one
• Campus notes
• Pomp, fanfare greet opening of Neways
  by Geoffrey FattahDeseret News staff writer
• Overstock has loss and plans layoffs
  by Brice WallaceDeseret News business writer
• Man arrested after a home intrusion
  by Pat ReavyDeseret News staff writer
• Patriot Act is a lethal ill
• Obituary: Morris Edmond Nelson
• Micron's CEO is 489th on pay list
  by Associated Press
• Obituary: David LeGrand Olsen

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