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Articles in May 27, 2003 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Parents share in blame
• Some choices too risky
• PGA tour is for men only
• Liza won't let a leg cast cancel date with Luciano
• Ethics, atheists don't mix
• Obituary: R. Jordan Swain
• Mitsubishi Motors sees fiscal-year profits triple
  by Associated Press
• Iraqis get dollars by the planeload
  by Pauline Jelinek Associated Press writer
• Woman is set on fire; another is arrested
  by Associated Press
• Dunn's slam lifts Cincinnati over Atlanta
  by Associated Press
• It's a daffy Cup final
  by Alan Robinson AP sports writer
• Man injured as he dives into pond near Moab
• Abuse victims are silent too long, Ute says
  by Lezlee E. Whiting Deseret News correspondent
• Studies bolster SARS link
  by Lawrence K. Altman
• Appeals court affirms '02 murder conviction
• U. invites the public to planning meetings
• Afterthoughts
  by Mark Russell Tribune Media Services Inc.
• Money to SUWA is waste
• Obituary: Lillie Margaret Gagosian Pecorelli
• New patriotism is costless
  by Georgie Anne Geyer
• Obituary: Garth G. Roberts
• Qwest union to seek only 2-year pact
  by Associated Press
• 6 teachers, 2 volunteers get PTA Golden Apple Awards
• Ousted Illinois seniors will still get diplomas
  by Associated Press
• Brown steps down as coach of Sixers; LeBron likes him
  by Associated Press
• Pignanelli says Rocky is avoiding debates
  by Diane Urbani Deseret News staff writer
• Heritage Center puts zing in its teaching
  by Alan Edwards Deseret News staff writer
• Crane project may take wing again
  by John O'Connell Associated Press
• Sportlight
• Iran has 2 small N-labs, group says
  by Sheryl Gay Stolberg New York Times News Service
• Skyline Mine to shut down
  by Brice Wallace Deseret News business writer
• Japan spared carnage seen in Algeria quake
  by Hans Greimel Associated Press writer
• Obituary: Virginia H. Allen Cady
• Americans' rationales seem a bit irrational
  by William Raspberry
• Obituary: Lloyd Winward
• Machen feeds his many interests by gobbling up 3 books at a time
• Yao sues over use of picture
  by Audra Ang Associated Press writer
• 2 Dixie automotive students win Auto Skills Competition
• Doctor with SARS is in good condition
  by Associated Press
• Mom Niedermayer backing the Ducks
  by Associated Press
• Red Sox keep Clemens from his 300th win
  by Associated Press
• Sports briefs
• Borrowed money fills highway fund
  by Zack Van Eyck Deseret News staff writer
• Basketball transactions
• Caption only: Solemn remembrance
• Heat wave kills 430 in India
  by Associated Press
• Sharon's reversal shocks hard-liners
  by Nicole Gaouette The Christian Science Monitor
• Obituary: Ralph Roy Christensen
• Will Schwarzenegger run for California governor?
• Obituary: Alan Busath
• Would, should NASA tell crew if shuttle is doomed?
  by Marcia Dunn AP aerospace writer
• Air Canada, unions reach cost-cutting agreement
  by Associated Press
• Waterford sophomore wins fourth in Intel science fair
• No closed-door talks — there isn't any door
• Trail to jog from east, west
  by Josh Loftin Deseret News staff writer
• U.S. is named site of Women's World Cup for fall
  by Alexander G. Higgins Associated Press writer
• Will inmate pay DNA fee? Depends on his finances
  by Linda Thomson Deseret News staff writer
• I-15 closures in Draper set
• S.L. service honors 32 pioneers buried as This Is the Place
  by Josh Loftin Deseret News staff writer
• Back-to-back blowouts leave S.L. wondering
  by Dirk Facer Deseret News sports writer
• Public input sought on new chief for SLCC
• Bring the family to 'Heidi: The Musical'
  by Peter Thunell Special to the Deseret News
• Do seat belts save lives?
• Pretending is great fun
• Obituary: Richard Alvin Wilcox
• Obituary: Vera K. Parker
• Levi Strauss countersues 2 ex-workers
  by Associated Press
• Kick off summer with fun reading programs
  by Compiled by Lynn Arave
• Navy and Coast Guard still hunting for sailor
• Kidd's ankle is OK, and Scott's relaxed
  by Tom Canavan AP sports writer
• Utah DUI deaths fall — maybe
  by Lucinda Dillon Kinkead Deseret News staff writer
• Rock on
  by Brad Rock Deseret News sports columnist
• Lynx kittens a milestone in Colorado reintroduction
  by Robert Weller Associated Press writer
• NBA playoffs schedule
• DNA dragnet nets murder warrant
  by Melinda Deslatte Associated Press writer
• Bush prepares for Mideast travel following Israeli adoption of road
  by Scott Lindlaw Associated Press writer
• Attack in Iraq kills 2 U.S. soldiers
  by Bassem Mroue Associated Press writer
• How to extend life of batteries
  by Hints
• Obituary: Patricia Ann Shaw Demas
• Obituary: Jay Andrew Smart

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