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Articles in Sep 14, 2003 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Obituary: Jay Rile Deuel
• Obituary: Neal Merlin Northrop
• Obituary: Jerry DeVon Hermansen
• If you go to Egypt
• Plan? What plan?
• 17 Utah patents include elevated cableway system
  by Karl R. Cannon
• Someone lit a fire under 'Matchstick Men' director
  by David Germain Associated Press
• Today's column: 'Sunday Freaky Sunday'
  by Jeff Vice Deseret Morning News
• No straight lines in the digital age
  by Jay Evensen Deseret Morning News
• Crystal meth burrowing icy tentacles into Hawaii
  by Jaymes Song Associated Press
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Bin Laden is likely with eager helpers
  by David Rohde New York Times News Service
• A few thoughts on college football
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret Morning News
• BYU cross-country teams win meet
  by Steve Schaack
• Caption only: I-80 trip turns into a spin
• Hiker gets lost — then an escort off mountain
• Hamas transforms anger into blunt, effective weapon
  by Margaret Coker Cox News Service
• AFL-CIO chief, unionists arrested at Yale rally
  by Laura Walsh Associated Press
• Cubs recover once again against Reds
  by Associated Press
• Sportlight
• Southern Utah 22, Stephen F. Austin 21
• Obituary: Ivy Nelson Eckman
• Obituary: Braden Ray Olson
• Obituary: James W. Stringer
• Film on Wales to open U.'s '03-04 travel series
• ACLU envies LDS power
• Upcoming Meetings and Conventions
• Shakespearean Festival lightens up
  by Ivan M. Lincoln Deseret Morning News
• Buffalo Days celebration
• Time for mall players to come to table
  by Ted Wilson
• Scientists link tunnel to Bible
  by Lee Bowman Scripps Howard News Service
• Tablets at courthouse will be left in place
• Caption only: 'I'll fetch, I'll roll over — just take ME!'
• ESPN's 'Playmakers' series draws ire from across NFL
  by Jenna Fryer Associated Press
• Americans among favorites
  by Barry Wilner Associated Press
• Bountiful widow aiding flood victims
• Virus search turns up porn on computer
• Libya hopes to boost oil production
  by Paul Garwood Associated Press
• Hurricane Isabel gains strength, may hit U.S.
• Yankees belt enough HRs to top Tampa
  by Associated Press
• U.S. wrestlers win 9 straight matches at world event
  by Associated Press
• Late touchdown gives SUU win; Snow victorious
  by Associated Press
• Obituary: Dorothy C. Gledhill
• Obituary: Michael Darin Sellers
• Obituary: George H. Cuthbert
• Make most of autumn in New England
  by Beth J. Harpaz Associated Press
• Dissections instruct
• Online discount trading set for another boom
  by Andrew Leckey
• 2 Utah artists receive awards
• War reports are fodder for Rather book
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• Barrier to terror is strategic, moral imperative
  by Charles Krauthammer
• Quotes from the series
• Judge's racist e-mails may cause dismissal
• Lots of building needs — but no cash
  by Stephen Speckman Deseret Morning News
• What will church do if pope can't run it?
  by Peter Steinfels New York Times News Service
• Grizzlies better than their record
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Scouts to begin sale of popcorn
• If you go
• Demos oppose recall but back Bustamante
  by Erica Werner Associated Press
• No fair shake, Jensens complain
  by Jennifer Dobner Deseret Morning News
• Shock seeking to avoid elimination by Sparks
  by Associated Press
• Utes volleyball team loses to Irish
• Obituary: George Ralph Crosland
• Obituary: Johnny Ray Lake
• Obituary: Marion Haycock Deradourian
• Season at a glance
• Support Kucinich
• A better way to invest in rent property
  by Jonathan Clements The Wall Street Journal
• Auditions
• Art canvas
• Taking page from legislative audit
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Arabs' support a nice surprise
  by William Safire
• Birthdays for Sunday, Sept. 14
• Hotline helps quiet hormone fears
  by Tiffany Erickson Deseret Morning News
• Notes and quotes
• NFL: head-to-head
• Faiths join to promote family values
  by Carrie A. Moore Deseret Morning News
• One man dies as 2 are ejected in I-80 rollover
• Angry Iraqis bury 10 officers killed by U.S. troops
  by Alex Berenson New York Times News Service
• Caption only: . . . and leaps tall buildings with a single pedal

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