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Articles in Jun 9, 2004 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Disagreeing isn't labeling
• 4 rural Utah tech firms honored
  by Deseret Morning News
• Eliot Management opens branch office in Tacoma
• School bus overturns, injuring 16 passengers
• World records fall at IAAF track meet
  by Karel Janicek Associated Press
• Beautiful geese making messes on golf courses
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret Morning News
• Box Elder District hangs up phones
  by Associated Press
• Growth of health-care spending fell in '03
  by Theresa Agovino Associated Press
• Injured Pujols makes progress
  by Associated Press
• 3 rivals pledge to limit terms
  by Bob Bernick Jr.
• Transactions
• Major League Baseball standings
• Man escapes SWAT team at clinic in S.L.
• Japanese video-game maker Nintendo developing new game console
  by Yuri Kageyama AP business
• Obituary: Neva Lorraine Carter
• Forever plaid: Check the Scottish fare at this year's Festival and
  by Genelle Pugmire Deseret Morning News
• Ho-Ho Cake has last laugh
  by Jeanne Jones
• Bad phone habits began with Bell
  by Judith Martin
• Some timely thoughts
• Jon Huntsman Jr.'s answers to the Deseret Morning News questionnaire
• SEC halts trading of 14 Utah stocks
  by Marcy Gordon Associated Press
• Ex-Enron executive's wife ordered to report to prison
• Coverage of rites*
• Grizzlies open season at home Oct. 13
• Fest still plans Reagan tribute
  by Laura Warner Deseret Morning News
• Police cracking down at off-limits pool
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News
• Kurdish leaders hint at seceding from Iraq
  by Dexter Filkins New York Times News Service
• Party with the 'stars' on Saturday night
• Lee leads Cubs past Cardinals
  by Nancy Armour Associated Press
• Pedro's gem gives Red Sox win vs. Padres
  by Annie's mailbox
• Malone plays through injury
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Beelines
• Nichols jurors begin deliberating after defense urges mercy,
  by Tim Talley Associated Press
• Panko: Japanese bread crumbs are to fry for
  by Beverly Mills with Alicia Ross United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
• Obituary: Thurman Edgar Thorpe
• Table talk
• Prisoner abuse inhumane
• Movie critic too critical
• A strange education plan
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Utah bankruptcy filings are continuing to decline
• A.F. cadet pleads guilty to reduced charges in rape
• Venus takes a lovely stroll across the face of the sun
  by Mort Rosenblum Associated Press
• Move to Utah worked for Jazz
  by Brad Rock Deseret Morning News
• U.S. may reduce forces in Germany
  by Barry Schweid Associated Press
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Greenspan hints at rate increase
  by Louis Uchitelle New York Times News Service
• USU v.p. is resigning for post at alma mater
• Sports on TV, radio
• Olympic roster gets another addition
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Path cleared for LDS to buy Triad property
  by Brady Snyder Deseret Morning News
• Decision expected in video sex case
• Obituary: Donald William Morton
• Obituary: Randal L. Webster
• Obituary: Heman Caldwell Sharp
• Why not try road plan?
• Karl — always a Jazzman
• What is the real issue?
• Nutraceutical acquires Montana Naturals assets
• 2 teenagers not guilty of planning to kill teacher
• Sports briefs
• Hill wants to stay at Utah
  by Loren Jorgensen Deseret Morning News
• Imperiled Grand Canyon is facing a great dilemma
  by Seth Hettena Associated Press
• G-8 praises Bush over Iraq sovereignty
  by Dan Chapman Cox News Service
• Reagan's death spurs stem-cell talk
  by Andrea Stone
• Fiscal health pays off
  by Larry Weist Deseret Morning News
• Sportlight
• Mitchell now appealing to U.S. Supreme Court
  by Angie Welling Deseret Morning News
• Jordan school board OKs tax increase
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook Deseret Morning News
• Ryder Cup comes first for captain Sutton
  by Doug Ferguson Associated Press
• Obituary: Brian Lees Pendleton
• Obituary: Kenneth Max Westwood
• Obituary: Françoise Dévé
• Fund disparity disturbing
• This war needs a song
• Regional, jobs growth to boost firms in Utah
  by Jenifer K. Nii Deseret Morning News
• Rite Aid exec gets probation
  by Mark Scolforo Associated Press
• Arrest warrant issued for missing Orem man
  by Shana Helps Deseret Morning News
• Golf growing in hot Mesquite desert
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Several speak up for religious rights
  by Lee Davidson Deseret Morning News
• Reagan-era nostalgia is playing well today
  by Ted Anthony Associated Press

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