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Articles in Oct 27, 2004 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Dinner of dips makes Halloween night appealing
  by Beverly Mills with Alicia Ross United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
• Lynn sings praises of good food
  by Valerie Phillips Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: James Stanley Peters
• Obituary: Mary Gold Armstrong
• Some still willing to give
• GOP pulling a fast one
• CompHealth celebrates expansion of offices
• Consumers show pessimism again
  by Anne D'Innocenzio Associated Press
• Little opposition to proposed power plant
  by Dave Anderton Deseret Morning News
• Caption only: View's great from up here
• Matheson 'mild attack ad' criticized
  by Lisa Riley Roche Deseret Morning News
• Holiday timing is tricky
  by Jody Genessy
• Got a gripe? Get it off your chest
• Birthdays for Wednesday, Oct. 27
• Check out cool hues in crayon box — Grand Tanyon, Sacra-mint-o
• Transactions
• Jazz rotation not set yet
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Payson posts 4-game win over Springville
  by Jaclyn Olsen
• Martinez moves Red Sox to within 1 game of crown
  by Ronald Blum Associated Press
• Give deviled egg a black eye with slice of olive
• Dad's depression is a downer
  by Annie's mailbox
• 'Center' not worth the wait
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Helen Haugan
• Ivory has integrity, ability
• Firms with Utah ties announce earnings
  by Deseret Morning News staff
• Coldwell reports boost in sales, forms council
• Utah Medical's directors approve 15-cent dividend
• Texas inmate excuted after court lifts stay
• Young writer's contest
• Hurst, ex-teammates glued to World Series
  by Brad Rock Deseret Morning News
• Teacher arrested in sex-abuse probe
• Cronkite says Iraq war hasn't made U.S. safer
• $75 billion to finance war in '05?
  by Alan Fram Associated Press
• Dixie State exploring Div. II status
• Caption only: A banner day in S.L.
• State football pairings
• Campus notes
• Cuba says 'adios' to Yankee dollar
  by Anita Snow Associated Press
• Treats to sink your teeth into
  by Linda Gordon Scripps Howard News Service
• Obituary: Marsha Ballif Midgley
• Obituary: Terry L. Farnsworth
• Middle America ignored
• Get Hannity speech right
• Workshop to explore building a business
• Art Gallery Outlet plans anniversary celebration
• Back to Basics Products wins blender patent suit
• Civil War-era ship sails again — with some help
• Pipe plant picks panel of advisers
  by Jesse Hyde Deseret Morning News
• Capital campaign recommendations
• Section of U-92 closed for winter
• Kidman and Bacall star in film, become friends
• Report attacks U. of Phoenix
  by Stephen Speckman Deseret Morning News
• Ivory making up for late spending
  by Alan Edwards Deseret Morning News
• Caption only: Tears over WWII
• Spanish Fork knocks out Timpanogos
  by J.G. Askar
• For Smith, life is more than football
  by Tim Martin Associated Press
• Pork with snap peas is snap to make
  by Associated Press
• Obituary: Evelyn G. Johnson
• Table talk
• Couple performs a richly hued recital
  by Edward Reichel Deseret Morning News
• Is Kerry courting NRA?
• Jim Hansen has it right
• Business Ignitor meet Nov. 3 at Hill museum
• NBA preview: Southeast division
  by Rich Evans Deseret Morning News
• Sento Corp. announces new chairman of board
• Charges are filed in fight with cops
• Combat tours in Iraq won't be shortened after all
  by Robert Burns Associated Press
• Cougar adjusts to new position
  by Jeff Call Deseret Morning News
• LDS records chief schedules Y. talk
• Crooner Bennett unveils 5-foot heart sculpture
• N.M. pilot, wife are released from hospital
  by Pat Reavy Deseret Morning News
• Sports on TV, radio
• Injured Washington still tries to help team
  by Jay Hinton Deseret Morning News
• Ivory going on ballots
  by Alan Edwards Deseret Morning News
• Correction: Voter registration
• Recipes for Halloween treats
• Obituary: Warren T. MacKay
• Obituary: Brittany Terry
• Article wonderful, factual
• Everyone's vote counts

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