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Articles in Nov 2, 2004 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Brokaw's term is almost over
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Having kids changes our lives — and brains
  by Marjorie Cortez Deseret Morning News
• Little America to host franchisors open house
• MBA program at U. receives high ranking by publication
• Toddler rescued from well
  by Bob Johnson Associated Press
• Caption only: Dressed up for the rain
• Birthdays for Tuesday, Nov. 2
• Restitution sought for murder of wife
• Hogle Zoo begins its winter schedule
• Seeding has Alta breathing easier
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret Morning News
• Arroyo doesn't plan to rush back; Andrei volunteers
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• More Utah schools meeting federal law
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook
• Transfer is sought in sex-abuse case
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret Morning News
• Caption only: Blaze hits home in S.L.
• How're Utah's new voters going to vote?
  by Coryn Cope, Nick Parker
• Bank of the West coming to Utah
  by Associated Press
• XM radio makes daily commute more enjoyable
  by James Derk Scripps Howard News Service
• Local births
• Kerry, Bush have millions left from campaigns that could finance
• Topher says he wasn't boyfriend material
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Half a loaf is sliced just right
  by Susan Gallagher Associated Press
• Werewolf symptoms haunt boy
  by Jodi Walker Lewiston Morning Tribune
• Utah soccer team aims to defend title
  by Scott Taylor Deseret Morning News
• GOP vote challengers rejected
  by Terry Kinney Associated Press
• Wintry weather isn't likely to linger
  by Lynn Arave Deseret Morning News
• Lecture tonight about Civil War sub
• Eagles don't plan early celebration
  by Associated Press
• Armed worker? Nonsense
• Mapping out learning
  by Erin Stewart Deseret Morning News
• A day to celebrate freedom
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Mail Handlers seminar to focus on benefit plan
• Patents include golf equipment
  by Karl R. Cannon
• Gas hits $2.03 a gallon — 49.9¢ higher than year ago
• Citing Pearl Harbor, Sept. 11, Cheney rips Kerry on national security
  by Associated Press
• Sinbad praises comics who pushed envelope
• Orem neighborhood finds strength in unity
  by Marin Decker Deseret Morning News
• Provo man faces charges related to road rage
  by Marin Decker Deseret Morning News
• Presidential election may go into overtime
  by Jim Drinkard
• Ute women to face familiar foes
• Utah County bids adieu to oxygenated fuel
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News
• Car-bike collision spurs legal battle
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret Morning News
• Buffmire to resign her seat Wednesday
• 12 Iraqis killed in car bombs in Baghdad, Mosul
  by Mariam Fam Associated Press
• Missing pet still makes good yarn
  by Jeanne Phillips
• Afterthoughts
  by Mark Russell Tribune Media Services Inc.
• Authors will talk about how to get new clients
• Utah economy slowing
  by Brice Wallace Deseret Morning News
• Increased sales help Sysco achieve 8% boost in profits
• Vote today
• Tarantino planning a film with out-of-sync English
• Babka aide retracts anti-Cannon remark
• Wind-farm company seeks Sp. Fork approval
• Remaining schedules for BCS contenders
• Rockets sign McGrady to extension
  by Associated Press
• Lecture topics at UVSC range from goal-setting to hacking
• Dig tells story of ancient Yellowstone
  by Mike Stark The Billings Gazette
• S.L. family of 6 displaced by fire
• World drawn into U.S. race with uncommon intensity
  by David McHugh Associated Press
• Wash hands in restroom
• Networks have new focus on process
  by David Bauder AP television writer
• Europe has forgotten example of World War II
  by James K. Glassman Scripps Howard News Service
• THINK Institute offered to students in West
• Pentalon gets contract for W.V. retail center
• Fund act is subject of lawsuit
  by Brice Wallace Deseret Morning News
• News groups sue Ohio elections chief over poll access
• 2 arrested in I-44 shootings
• Missing coed's mom hasn't given up hope
  by Tad Walch Deseret Morning News
• 'Rings,' 'Favorite Flix' highlight mall exhibits
• Opportunities to serve others abound
• After bye, Cougars look to maintain winning momentum
  by Jeff Call Deseret Morning News
• Evolution of a rivalry
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Protein research opens doors to cures
  by Lois M. Collins Deseret Morning News
• Commute smooth despite icy roads
• N.Y. routs awful Miami
  by Andrea Adelson Associated Press
• Enjoy success, but don't get preachy
  by Judith Martin
• The ABCs of NCLB
• Davis District's literacy conference is Thursday
• Firms honored for work on Capitol Hill buildings
• MovieBeam adds features to service in the S.L. area

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