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Articles in Jul 21, 2004 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Let the games begin: Feast like an Olympic champion, for good taste
  by Associated Press
• What's cookin'?
• Obituary: Wilma Knell Weston
• Tonight on TV
• Ratings are inappropriate
• Times change, but polygamy's still a no-no
  by Lee Davidson Deseret Morning News
• Zimbabwe writer wins Caine Prize for story
• Northface University joins IBM Academic Initiative
• 3 teenagers honored for Brown essays
• Let's help the MLS adjust to Utah life
  by Brad Rock Deseret Morning News
• Caption only: Bridge piece put in place
• Top 10 Utah golf course records
• Hafner's ties MLB record with 5 HRs in 2-game span
  by Associated Press
• Death penalty sought in 1976 rape-slaying
  by Linda Thomson Deseret Morning News
• Decrepit Cascade walkways replaced
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News
• Explosive 9-run eighth carries Provo to big win
  by Steve Schaack Deseret Morning News
• Kids ridin' high on bulls
  by Roy Burton Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Vesta Elaine Francis
• Obituary: Karl Paul Muecke
• Table talk
• Bikini Cuts professional
• 2-party system works
• Construction slows to a one-year low
  by Jeannine Aversa Associated Press
• Spyware laws debated
  by Brice Wallace Deseret Morning News
• Egley still a part of marathon
  by Lee Benson Deseret Morning News
• Peterson attorneys attack evidence in murder trial
• Underdog is finally an Olympian
  by Linda Hamilton Deseret Morning News
• Democrats may look to Hillary in '08
  by Genaro C. Armas Associated Press
• Armstrong wins 15th Stage
• Pirates won't play in Puerto Rico
  by Associated Press
• Forced medication allowed, judge says
• Legislators shrug at 'dry' social
  by Lisa Riley Roche
• Transactions
• Newest Raptor shines
  by Jay Hinton Deseret Morning News
• H2O conservation effort on display
  by Erin Stewart Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Jamie Lynn Malstrom Ainsworth
• Peach-berry cobbler is winner for all seasons
  by Associated Press
• Singer to perform in Draper
• Obituary: Violet Ruth Newton Black
• Obituary: Harold Birk Gardiner
• News comics lack humor
• Life's a blast for leader
  by Jenifer K. Nii Deseret Morning News
• Ford Motor posts earnings of $1.2 billion in quarter
• California fires kept in check
  by Associated Press
• 30 years in prison for mom who killed her 2 infants
• Plethora of Olympic tickets still available
  by Lisa Orkin Associated Press
• States' budgets looking brighter
  by Bob Bernick Jr.
• Plastic bags being trashed
  by Joan Lowy Scripps Howard News Service
• Taiwan plays like it's war
  by Associated Press
• Senate OKs name of Hansen building
• Pujols douses heated rivalry with 3 homers
  by Associated Press
• Sportlight
• Mystery reader is censoring swear words at Layton library
  by Lynn Arave Deseret Morning News
• U.S. allies remain defiant following new threats for role in Iraq as
  by Ravi Nessman Associated Press
• Obituary: Lola Bell Casper Carlile
• Obituary: Spencer Stuart Gilman
• Obituary: Eileen Lee Jewett Norris
• Obituary: Paul Victor Jensen
• Obituary: Erna Sara Sundfar Breen
• Government break bad?
• Aladdin boots Ronstadt for praising 'Fahrenheit'
• Headwaters files statement with SEC on notes resale
• What's next step for Motel 6 case?
  by Doug Smeath Deseret Morning News
• 1,200 help search: No signs of missing woman
  by Pat Reavy
• Circuit judges meet in S.L.
  by Angie Welling Deseret Morning News
• Chicken abuse creates flap
  by Brett Barrouquere Associated Press
• Armstrong reclaims yellow jersey
  by John Leicester Associated Press
• Battle over Tribune to return to Denver
• Draper councilman declines Harvard
• Justices uphold guns ruling
  by Linda Thomson Deseret Morning News
• Utah prep team finishes 2nd
• Armstrong wins time trial, extends overall lead in Tour de France
  by John Leicester Associated Press
• Obituary: John Raymond Erickson
• Obituary: Mildred J. Lee
• Obituary: Shauna Hess Sowles
• Obituary: Jason Michael Nelsen
• Great job fighting fire
• Don't dismiss defector
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Schwab replaces its CEO with . . . Schwab
  by Michael Liedtke Associated Press
• Rates could rise quickly
  by Martin Crutsinger Associated Press

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