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Articles in Nov 28, 2004 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• If you go to Venezuela
• Nothing like kickin' back in Big Sur
  by Janet Fullwood Sacramento Bee
• Miller has mote in his own eye
• Obituary: Ruel G. Unsworth
• Obituary: Melba Lindsay Lenzi
• Obituary: David Dee Stone
• Curves goes straight to top in exercise market
  by Clarke Canfield Associated Press
• Art canvass
• Russian pianist excels; Warner offers a winner
  by Edward Reichel Deseret Morning News
• Let Boy Scout sponsors be
• 'So quietly the Earth' is eloquent
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• Eagles' McNabb and Owens form prolific duo
  by Rob Maaddi Associated Press
• Utah Guard battalion faces possible activation
  by Associated Press
• Palestinian 'death squad' to disband
  by Ibrahim Barzak Associated Press
• Hokies 1 victory away from a BCS berth
  by Hank Kurz Jr. Associated Press
• Parliament invalidates election in Ukraine
  by Peter Finn The Washington Post
• Accidental strafing divides N.J. area
  by Wayne Parry Associated Press
• Children's chorus owed for Pink Floyd song
• Thieving Wildcats frustrate Cougars
  by Scott Taylor Deseret Morning News
• Sportlight
• Provo hopes to make a big splash next summer with pool expansion
  by Tad Walch Deseret Morning News
• Utah St. sets new standard in victory
  by Jay Hinton Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Ruby Bell Allred Phelps Draper
• Cruise: the perfectly relaxing vacation
  by Deepti Hajela Associated Press
• Obituary: George J. Paulus
• Sunday on TV
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Frances B. Peel
• Therapy or abuse? Controversial treatments may sink Cascade
  by Jesse Hyde Deseret Morning News
• Next Congress needs to focus on intelligence reform
  by William Safire
• Brinton Trio's swan song today at Libby Gardner
  by Edward Reichel Deseret Morning News
• Family fare routs rivals in theaters
  by Jeff Vice Deseret Morning News
• Brawl punishment too lenient
• Naturalists pushing for draining lake and restoring valley
  by Glen Martin San Francisco Chronicle
• Are high-tech toys robbing children's imaginations?
  by Benedict Carey New York Times News Service
• Joy School going from dittos to Web
  by Lee Benson Deseret Morning News
• Sub for Santa helpers sought
• Caption only: Hooked on books
• Robber swipes red kettle from the Salvation Army
• Caption only: Musical moves
• Utes' tough defense holds off Paladins
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret Morning News
• 5 WSU students earn an award
• Cal overcomes hardship, breaks BYU home streak
  by Scott Taylor Deseret Morning News
• Bears break through
  by Jeff Call Deseret Morning News
• Wild waters chill and thrill in travelog 'Blazing Paddles'
• Obituary: John Leon Lemmon
• U.S. soldiers can't lead the fight in Iraq indefinitely
  by Charles Krauthammer
• Obituary: Thomas R. Wydra
• Caffeinated: Afternoon drowsies tug at workers
  by Jared Sandberg The Wall Street Journal
• With new leaders in Utah come new expectation
  by Frank Pignanelli
• Timeline: Techniques blamed for several deaths
• Dancer s land lead in 'Nutcracker'
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Literary footnotes
• Amendment 3 ignorance
• Drinking binge turns deadly for former homecoming queen
  by Angie Wagner Associated Press
• Your Jazz aren't NBA Live
  by Rich Evans Deseret Morning News
• Sports briefs
• Garrett honored with gratitude
  by Amy Choate Deseret Morning News
• Funding mistakes hurt church
• Business executive, wife found slain in Alabama
• Crude oil spill creates slick on Delaware River
  by Michael Rubinkam Associated Press
• Winthrop builds big lead, cruises past Weber State
  by Associated Press
• BOR to study Wanship Dam
• Child-life specialists ease stress for young patients
  by Laura Warner Deseret Morning News
• N. Carolina avoids upset
  by Associated Press
• Obituary: Oswald Carl Bluemell
• Obituary: Alice Marie Gillies
• Obituary: Stella Liddiard
• 'Pure' tax plan ought to serve as challenge
  by Jay Evensen Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Patrick Carl Alsup
• Obituary: Deane H. Jennings
• There is no reason to purchase a cell phone for young children
  by Janet Bodnar Kiplinger's Personal Finance
• Exhibit shows colors of ancient sculpture
  by Associated Press
• Volunteers are needed in News Sub for Santa
• Just same ol' winning team
• Computer day a success
• Jurevicius grateful for 2nd chances
  by Fred Goodall Associated Press
• Trek's hard from 'Fort Living Room' to war for returning Army
  by Susanne M. Schafer Associated Press
• UDOT seeks comment on transit plans
  by Zack Van Eyck Deseret Morning News
• Live upstairs, work downstairs in S.L.
  by Brady Snyder Deseret Morning News
• Pakistan troops to leave border region
  by Riaz Khan Associated Press

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