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Articles in Jun 4, 2004 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Pet owners offer some timely tips
  by Hints
• On the screen
• Storytelling auditions this weekend
• Dining out: Zesti
  by Stacey Kratz Deseret Morning News
• ACLU at root of problem
• Titanic auction is tasteless
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Stampin' Up! gains award for education
• Some national highlights of the 2002 Agriculture Census
• China fossils contradict explosion-of-species theory
  by Lee Bowman Scripps Howard News Service
• Active Jazz mascot is no average Bear
  by Brad Rock Deseret Morning News
• County fleet is saving money
  by Alan Edwards
• Caption only: D-Day plus 6 decades
• Midwife ordered to stand trial in death of infant boy
• The house where Martha grew up goes on market
• Caption only: 1, 2, 3 — and a big lift
• Singer won't tone down
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News
• Sportlight June 4
• News director at KSL-TV retires
• Stingers' ninth-inning rally comes up one run short
  by Steve Klauke
• Obituary: Dewey White
• Garden tips and events
  by Larry A. Sagers Deseret Morning News
• Night-vision goggles to home in on 'Potter' pirates
  by Associated Press
• 'Taboo Tunes' is anything but objective
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Women deserve better
• Music is what drives 'Phantom'
  by Ivan M. Lincoln Deseret Morning News
• Arizona group buys U.-area apartments
• McDonald's Japan offers new burger
  by Associated Press
• Red Butte Garden is a dream for curator
  by Lee Benson Deseret Morning News
• Capriati upset in French semis
  by Howard Frendrich Associated Press
• Springville-based Glyphics will become part of iLinc
• Oly torch begins journey Down Under
  by Jamie Tarabay Associated Press
• Cougars fall to 8th, still advance in NCAA golf
• Mayor allays concerns
• Enticement to move downtown: free stables
  by Andrew Kirk Deseret Morning News
• Can Annika threepeat?
  by Associated Press
• Mother will plead guilty to sex abuse of sons
  by Shana Helps Deseret Morning News
• Utah horse euthanized due to West Nile virus
  by Lois M. Collins Deseret Morning News
• Huntsman leading Karras in raising $$
  by Jerry Spangler Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Owen Louis Gregerson
• Books: Leisure reading
• Bob Newhart brings his humor to Utah
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News
• 'Shark Tale' gets Cannes sneak peek
  by David Germain Associated Press
• Thanks to the Net, fans can see radio photos
  by Lynn Arave Deseret Morning News
• Camping is to enjoy nature
• No kidding? Millions by the hour
  by Karl A. Van Asselt
• Hamlet Homes plans 170 new townhomes
• 8th ex-HealthSouth official gets off light
  by Jay Reeves Associated Press
• 30 Utahns join Paxil lawsuit
  by Angie Welling Deseret Morning News
• Giants sign Warner to tutor Manning
  by Associated Press
• E-Trade agrees to sell assets of its ATM business
• Bush set to exhort U.S. allies on Iraq
  by Tom Raum Associated Press
• Bryant lawyers claim violation
  by Jon Sarche Associated Press
• It pays to be a man in most jobs
  by Genaro C. Armas Associated Press
• FBI proposes own anti-terror unit
  by Philip Shenon New York Times News Service
• A virtual presence for soldiers abroad
  by Joe Bauman
• Did singing inflame bus rider?
  by Associated Press
• Judge rules Kingston abused girls
  by Leigh Dethman Deseret Morning News
• Rebels on track for title
  by Andy Griffin
• Obituary: Marie Nowack Plewe
• D-Day — not fall of Rome — marked turning point
  by Susan Whitney Deseret Morning News
• Here are some things I have 'learned' lately
  by Chris Hicks Deseret Morning News
• Mountain Meadows film to be screened next week
• Will it be CBS vs. MTV?
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Greenspan has it wrong
• For safety, fire tankers grounded
  by Kathleen Clarke
• Titleist Electric lands Cypress High contract
• A suitor for Disney outlets
  by Dow Jones/Associated Press
• Indiana boy wins spelling bee, $12,000
  by Ben Feller Associated Press
• Olympics are out for hobbled Laker Malone
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Funding sources
• Al-Sistani gives tacit OK to new leadership
  by Hamza Hendawi Associated Press
• Jury orders Ford to pay crash victim $369 million
• LeAnn Rimes finishes her 2nd children's book
• Caption only: Better late than never
• Sports on TV, radio
• Swamp-cooler fire damages house
• 300,000 in Texas still have no power
• Beelines
• Obituary: Linnie Jean Fisher Tanner
• Harry Potter and the siege of summer
  by Rebecca Miller Associated Press

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