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

• The last days? Local clergy doubt recent drought, fires signify
  by Lynn Arave Deseret Morning News
• Buyer, beware of e-commerce
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Obituary: Carol I. Anderson Mitchell
• Memo to Bush from somewhere in Tikrit
  by Thomas L. Friedman
• Men's group plans December lunch series
• Holiday symbols is subject of program
• Volkswagen to export China Polo to Australia
  by Elaine Kurtenbach Associated Press
• Birthdays for Saturday, Nov. 29
• Rise in African orphans linked to AIDS
  by Michael Wines New York Times News Service
• Exit plan from Iraq unravels
  by Steven R. Weisman New York Times News Service
• No match for UConn
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret Morning News
• 'Cold case' squad to exhume body of slain girl
  by Pat Reavy Deseret Morning News
• Sunday showdown: youth sports vs. church
  by Wayne Parry Associated Press
• Redbirds to invade Aggie homecourt
• Jazz rock the Sonics
  by Linda Hamilton Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Ralph Dwaine Handley
• Obituary: Archie Hyrum Sawyer
• Editorial sounds elitist
• 'Bioremediation' is good for industry — and planet
  by Michael Fumento Scripps Howard News Service
• Vivaldi benefit concert Monday and Tuesday
• China softens Taiwan warning
  by Keith Bradsher New York Times News Service
• Yukos oil firm merger put on hold in Russia
  by Steve Gutterman Associated Press
• A holiday protest at Dillard's
  by Doug Smeath Deseret Morning News
• Sundance plans a Dec. 12 opening
• U.N. report assails Israel's West Bank barrier
  by Kirk Semple New York Times News Service
• Davis to vote on fluoridation in '04
  by Larry Weist Deseret Morning News
• Y. game lifts profile of UVSC
  by Steve Schaack Special to the Deseret Morning News
• Once a student, now a tutor
  by Carrie Sheffield Deseret Morning News
• Sports on TV, radio
• Jazz game at a glance
• Obituary: Margaret Fay Hogge
• Obituary: Teodora Becerra Montanez
• Apology was too much
• English bishop wants odor of old Christmas
• S.L. Children's Choir plans 2 yule concerts
• Schering-Plough chief buys $4.7 million in firm's stock
• AFL-CIO workers are giving up 2 days' pay
  by Leigh Strope Associated Press
• Cougar soccer team to battle Huskies
  by Scott Taylor Deseret Morning News
• Rice urges N. Irish hard-liners to embrace peace accords
• Christmas-display 'fanatic' flips on the lights fantastic
  by Tiffany Erickson Deseret Morning News
• Humane Society slams 'varmint' kill
• Mountain View Bruins: Boys Basketball
• Call is going out for Subs for Santa
• Mapleton gets loan for sewer upgrade
  by Rodger L. Hardy Deseret Morning News
• Ostertag sits, will play Monday
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Reid Ollerton Clark
• Obituary: Jewel Newman
• Marriage article scary
• 3 new DVD box sets on tap
  by Chris Hicks Deseret Morning News
• Community Lighthouse to meet on Thursday
• Advent service Sunday at St. Mark's Cathedral
• Honda Pilot rates best in bumper test
  by Alan Ohnsman Bloomberg News
• Pesci off on right hoof as his horse wins a race
• Mandela seeks world unity against AIDS
  by Elliott Sylvester Associated Press
• Iraqis unmoved by 'big' visits
  by Ian Fisher New York Times News Service
• Cougars, Bigelow to test UVSC
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Firefighter agency delayed 6 months
  by Josh Loftin Deseret Morning News
• Legace shuts out Islanders
  by Associated Press
• BYU needs Araujo on the floor
• Congress still has lots to do
  by Jim Abrams Associated Press
• Obituary: Dorothy Larsen McCann
• The winners and the losers
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• 17-year-old just isn't old enough to house sit
  by Annie's mailbox
• Long-missing bishop turns up in China
• St. Patrick's women holding boutique today
• Rambus shares climb on predictions of legal wins
• Utah shoppers hit stores
  by Jenifer K. Nii Deseret Morning News
• Utah State Aggies
• Caption only: Lighting up the night
• N. Irish vote threatens peace pact
  by Tom Hundley Chicago Tribune
• Hearing Tuesday on Weber roadwork
• Schilling accepts trade to Boston
  by Associated Press
• S.L. police seeking 2 in credit union robbery
• Wildcats lack focus in win over Div. II foe
  by Jon Yorgason
• Skiles aims to revive Bulls
• Obituary: Matilda Niksich Brixey
• Translator of hymns retained inspiration
  by Jerry Johnston Deseret Morning News
• Stories were uplifting
• 19 cooks stir 'Tracy's' pot
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Episcopal Church plans Monday 'Reflections'

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