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Articles in Oct 14, 2004 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• High school soccer rankings
• Designers games for the Utah market
• Now's the time for the healing to begin at Y.
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Balanced deer hunt
  by Ray Grass Deseret Morning News
• '05 schedule set for Cougars' NCAA title defense
• Some vintage horror flicks coming out on DVD
  by Chris Hicks Deseret Morning News
• County taxes are stable
• Deaths
• Governor candidates to address Chamber
• Apple Computer's profits surge on iPod, laptop sales
  by Associated Press
• 9/11 report is finalist for National Book Award
• Saddam has fully recovered from surgery to repair hernia
• ACT tests show only 22% ready for college
  by Karen W. Arenson New York Times News Service
• New rules for 2004-05
• VA hospitals strained to max
  by Joe Bauman Deseret Morning News
• B&B owners to lead Winterfest activities
• Campus notes
• Florida coach apologizes
  by Mark Long Associated Press
• Championship series
• Web site is promoting interstate 'vote trading'
  by Josh Loftin Deseret Morning News
• High school football schedule
• Obituary: Amber Lynn Midgley Day
• Obituary: Rosgena Mockler
• Obituary: Miss Vondell A. Tronier
• Obituary: E. Geraldine West
• Reader troubled by advice to 'Heartsick in N.Y.'
  by Jeanne Phillips
• Show impact on family
• Candidates must not ignore the NRA's loud roar
  by George F. Will
• Utah's taxes are average, study says
  by Jerry Spangler Deseret Morning News
• Merit Medical stock slips on third-quarter forecast
• Copperton is a step back to a nice day
  by Cathy Free Deseret Morning News
• Attacks in Iraq kill 6 GIs
  by Nadia Abou el-Magd Associated Press
• BBC forecaster says warming worries queen
• Boy focus of life-death battle
  by Lois M. Collins
• Lori Hacking scholarship fund gets a boost
  by Jennifer Dobner Deseret Morning News
• Officer refuses to set trap for cougar in yard
• Russian-U.S. crew soars toward space station
  by Vladimir Isachenkov Associated Press
• Riverton may alter its beer licensing
• Sportlight
• 2004 debates
• Northridge-Lone Peak contest is canceled
• Obituary: Fredrick Jarrett Balser
• Obituary: Nylan J. Ellsworth
• Test your Valley pigskin prognostication skills
• Tigers deserved title; golf deserves some attention
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret Morning News
• Anglers want bite of 'Strawberry Turnover'
• Dieter shouldn't put hostess on the spot
  by Judith Martin
• Democrats want power
• Tribal loyalty vs. reason
• Delta drowning in debt
  by Harry R. Weber Associated Press
• UTFC invests $350,000 in directories company
• Draper developer tweaks townhome proposal
  by Erin Stewart Deseret Morning News
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Reeve's film project will stay in production
• Jazz, Andrei talks 'far apart'
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Rocky wants homeless block vetted
  by Brady Snyder Deseret Morning News
• Eagle Mountain posts a $730,000 surplus
• On the street
• 2 men are accused of kidnap attempt
• Caption only: Fright night in N.H.
• Grizzlies fall in opener to Mighty Ducks
  by Linda Hamilton Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Bonnie Lou Jessop Barker
• Obituary: Cleo Clark Fenstermacher
• Obituary: Martha Almira Peterson Peterson
• Obituary: John Wilson
• Obituary: Keith Eugene Belnap
• Class party ideas quick, easy
  by Donna Erickson King Features Syndicate
• BYU violated LDS values
• Liberalism costs jobs
• Social Security seminar Monday at S.L. Library
• S.L. facility recognized for psychological health
• Caption only: Sewing up broken hearts
• Debate (yawn) yields little
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Birthdays for Thursday, Oct. 14
• From the shotgun: Quick takes from the MWC
• Utah's oldest resident turns 109
  by Lynn Arave Deseret Morning News
• Program to focus on family values
• Caption only: Mountaineers down UConn
• Parry's Power Guide
• Season ends for Carpenter
  by R.B. Fallstrom Associated Press

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