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Articles in Jun 1, 2004 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Diploma a dream come true for 90-year-old
  by Jill Barton Associated Press
• Long lights inspire rage
• Lawmakers, ban all gifts
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Security beyond passwords
  by Anick Jesdanun Associated Press
• Ex-Tyco CFO must face civil suit filed by company
  by Associated Press
• Caption only: Remembering the departed
• Great Salt Lake once swarmed with bathers
  by Lynn Arave Deseret Morning News
• 30,000 pounds of eggs make mess on overpass
• Barbecue badly burns Lehi man
  by Rodger L. Hardy Deseret Morning News
• Transient dies when he is struck by car
• Sports on TV, radio
• Syracuse wins lacrosse title
  by Associated Press
• Sunni Governing Council chief named new Iraqi president
  by Hamza Hendawi Associated Press
• It's 'Summerland' time
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Cottonwood High senior is awarded scholarship
• Bush clumsiness is OK
• Plastic, please: Workers opting for payroll cards
  by Bill Bergstrom Associated Press
• New monitors show their stuff
  by Allison Linn Associated Press
• Irwin slogs his way to Senior PGA title
  by Chris Duncan Associated Press
• Zoo ceremony Wednesday
  by Lynn Arave Deseret Morning News
• Clear skies loom for Utah County
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News
• Blisters take toll as Safin departs
  by Associated Press
• Storms ravage the Midwest
  by Colin Fly Associated Press
• A whiff of conflicts in guv race
  by Copyright 2004 Deseret Morning News By Bob Bernick Jr. Deseret
• Bearded man a BYU oddity
  by Dennis Romboy Deseret Morning News
• Karmazin out as president of Viacom, replaced by Freston, Moonves
  by Seth Sutel AP business
• Ex-cowboy spins darn good yarn
• Polynesian students honored at West High
• To Gore: How dare you!
• New chairman vows to turn Fiat around
  by Alessandra Rizzo Associated Press
• WiFi hotspots for PCs popping up all over
  by James Derk Scripps Howard News Service
• More big names to become free agents
  by Associated Press
• Police cleared in rap concert case
• Last Civil War widow dies on Memorial Day at 97
• Soldier pens optimistic view of Iraq
  by Chuck Haga Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
• Pl. Grove delays decision on pigeons
• Beelines
• Maddux stops Astros, gets his 293rd win
  by Associated Press
• Mourners clash with police as toll in mosque bombing rises
  by Zarar Khan Associated Press
• Early start on college
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook
• Fire-safety essay nets Skyline grad an award
• Huntsman right to act
• Tips on secure passwords
  by Associated Press
• Linux systems promoted heavily by Hewlett-Packard
  by Bloomberg News
• Caption only: TRAX riders watch art go by
• Today on TV
• One dies when train hits family on railroad bridge
• Bush, Kerry honor U.S. veterans
  by Pete Yost Associated Press
• Youth devotional set at Tabernacle
• Jeweler critically injured in fire at downtown store
  by Laura Hancock Deseret Morning News
• Al-Qaida targets U.S. economy
  by Faiza Saleh Ambah Christian Science Monitor
• Williams sisters stumble at French Open
  by Steven Wine AP sports
• Lunar effect is mere mythology
  by Bill Sones
• Group to give grants to American Indians
• No time to be squeamish
• WWII ceremony offers us a chance to reflect
  by Dan K. Thomasson Scripps Howard News Service
• Freestyle Marketing Group opens new Ogden office
• Sports briefs
• In 1904, Saltair was the bee's knees
  by Lynn Arave Deseret Morning News
• Utah Lake hopes to see a flood of visitors
  by Laura Warner Deseret Morning News
• UFC Orange wins U-18 state championship
  by Dan Rasmussen Deseret Morning News
• Opening statements in Peterson trial today
  by Associated Press
• Bus hijacking ends in arrest
  by Leigh Dethman
• Stingers blow another lead: Grizzlies pound out 19 hits
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret Morning News
• Schedule change should benefit BYU
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• BYU lacrosse had ups, downs
  by Rob Weiler
• Murray's Class of 1949 holding its 55th reunion
• Perks nothing but pork
• Don't scrimp on counselors
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Sun institutes population-based prices
  by John Markoff New York Times News Service
• Marks & Spencer appoints a new chief executive
• 'Baby Jessica' graduates from Texas high school
• The Rose: Flower for the month of June
• Body of girl who tried to rescue sister is found
• Policies on sex ed cause concern
  by Jane E. Brody New York Times News Service
• Classes to be renumbered
  by Stephen Speckman Deseret Morning News
• Transactions
• Archaeologists find WWII plane
  by Associated Press
• Agencies can help ex-foster child
  by Jeanne Phillips
• Westminster student awarded scholarship

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