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Articles in Aug 26, 2004 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• BYU and UVSC are divided
  by Laura Warner Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Keith Murray Wilkins
• Obituary: Lucille B. Fredley
• Water is top priority for emergency supplies
  by Jolene Parker
• High school football statewide schedule
• Divorce isn't end for some couples
  by Bill Sones
• Map quest: Finding valley's high schools
  by Scott Taylor Deseret Morning News
• Organ ads ethically questionable
  by Maria Delvoye
• Weber business school to host conference
• Stem-cell research focuses on 3 areas
  by Gina Kolata New York Times News Service
• EU investigating Microsoft deal
  by Paul Geitner Associated Press
• A tomato war in Spain paints the village red
• Opportunities to volunteer abound
• Optional schools popular
  by Laura Warner Deseret Morning News
• Birthdays for Thursday, Aug. 26
• 2 killed in Utah crashes
• Kobe prosecutors: DNA tainted
  by Jon Sarche Associated Press
• I-15 lane closures in Lehi for repaving
• Utah notes
  by Dirk Facer Deseret Morning News
• U.S. prepares for flu pandemic
  by Lauran Neergaard Associated Press
• Sportlight
• Iraq's top cleric arrives in Najaf on peace mission as a mortar
  by Abdul Hussein Al-Obeidi Associated Press
• BYU/UVSC tale of the tape
• Obituary: Glen S. North
• It's time to rant and rave once again
• Best bets
• Utah's mountains offer superlatives
  by Lynn Arave Deseret Morning News
• 'Hermit' collector may be mentally ill
  by Jeanne Phillips
• Women at greater risk for injuries
  by Beth Cooney The Stamford Advocate
• Scout story disappointing
• Columbus designated site of business training
• Phil Spector hires former Gotti lawyer
  by Linda Deutsch Associated Press
• Creston purchase includes wells in the Uinta Basin
• Sinking for 4th straight day, oil now below $44 a barrel
• U.S. women look for gold
  by Associated Press
• GM pulls TV ad showing boy speeding in Corvette
• Anne Heche will play Everwood's patron saint
• Ayatollah to lead march to Najaf shrine
  by Dexter Filkins New York Times News Service
• Caption only: Provo man is killed when his truck hits power line
• Sports briefs
• Oncology department in Provo gets new look
• Amnesty plan for illegals costly?
  by Deborah Bulkeley Deseret Morning News
• Top-ranked Trojans focus on football, not adversity
  by Ken Peters Associated Press
• Averages pay off in Billings victory
  by Jay Hinton Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Edward C. Black Jr.
• Obituary: Lydia Elizabeth Staker Proctor
• Obituary: Thomas Bart Wright
• Project Read is rewarding for teacher and student
  by Marin Decker Deseret Morning News
• Kokanee, rainbow, lake trout are plentiful at Flaming Gorge
  by Ray Grass Deseret Morning News
• Awash in seashells? Use them as teaching tools
  by Donna Erickson King Features Syndicate
• Golf coaches should coach — not play
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret Morning News
• Kerry hypocrisy goes on
• Workshop Saturday on business ownership
• Cheney says gay marriage is an issue for the states
  by Robin Toner New York Times News Service
• Chinese leaders in Utah to learn about government
• Home Depot will settle bias claims of workers
• Were 'lost boys' lured by booze?
  by Nancy Perkins Deseret Morning News
• Abercrombie & Fitch takes another jab at W. Virginia
• Lou Rawls to get award for helping college fund
• Today's Olympic TV schedule
• SLCC on Main St. still not ready
  by Stephen Speckman Deseret Morning News
• Wildcats own dubious streak
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Seniors rallying in Provo
  by Amy Choate Deseret Morning News
• W.V. delegation is visiting Veracruz
  by Doug Smeath Deseret Morning News
• Sports on TV, radio
• Beelines
• Obituary: Julie Daines
• Obituary: Elder Jimmie Tunson Jr.
• Obituary: Martin Paul Kelson
• For your health
• Bicycles popular with park visitors
  by Kathleen O'Neil
• 'Doom3' offers plenty of creepy fun
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret Morning News
• Free tours, exhibits
• Kerry's 'more sensitive war on terror' would fail
  by Walter Williams
• Big-D Construction gets school district contract
• Anti-Kerry book in demand
  by Hillel Italie Associated Press
• FBI grabs the heart of P2P network
  by Curt Anderson Associated Press
• A big chaw of tobacco isn't the cowboy way
  by Cathy Free Deseret Morning News
• Security abounds as GOP gears up
  by Jerry Spangler Deseret Morning News
• Parts of I-15 are closing
  by Zack Van Eyck Deseret Morning News

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