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Articles in Dec 9, 2004 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Obituary: Myrle B. Remington Armitstead
• Obituary: Flora Fowlke Halliday
• Obituary: Donal Reid Roundy
• 'Aunt Pearl' talks about Christmas
• Obituary: Nancy Lee Stevens Davidson
• Outdoor notes
• 'Long time' is up for Meyer
• Australian heartthrob thrills E Center crowd
  by Angie Welling Deseret Morning News
• Groups who read for the blind facing shortage of funds
  by Jennifer C. Yates Associated Press
• Downgrades rock Sirius stock
  by Ellen Sheng Dow Jones Newswires
• Caption only: Parents on strike
• Caption only: Nun fun
• Caption only: A most unusual guest
• Caption only: I-215 rollover critically injures motorist
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Malone misunderstood me, Kobe says
  by Associated Press
• Utah football coaches
• Medicare's phone help line not always helpful, GAO says
  by Mark Sherman Associated Press
• Jazz game at a glance
• S. African who sneaked into U.S. will be deported
  by Associated Press
• Snow blankets mountains
  by Lynn Arave Deseret Morning News
• Olympus senior dominates Colts
  by Aaron Cole Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Ryan Earl Deppe
• All aboard! Next stop the North Pole
  by Amy Choate Deseret Morning News
• Community events
• Obituary: Jack Lever
• Utah County packed with strong teams
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret Morning News
• Groups have rights, too
• Remember to get gifts for pets
  by Matthew Margolis
• Maybe now is best time to learn how to ski Utah
  by Ray Grass Deseret Morning News
• Aerospace sales expected to jump 7.5%
  by Bloomberg News
• N.Y. group acquires S.L.'s Boede & Partners
• Study is critical of early implants of defibrillators
  by Linda A. Johnson Associated Press
• Football club to admit its first female member
• Ute, Weber women to vie
• 5 Pacers, 7 fans charged in basket-brawl
  by Sarah Karush Associated Press
• Treasury chief agrees to stay on
  by Scott Lindlaw Associated Press
• Landlord is found guilty in plot to kill 2 tenants
• Sharpe takes Shanahan and Plummer to task
  by Associated Press
• Lunch-break fire burns room of Provo company
• Whoa, dude, don't discard a useful word, linguist says
  by Mike Crissey Associated Press
• Huntsman taps his legal counsel
• Careful Cougars lose out on Kyle, but all is not lost
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Abstract highlights life by the numbers in U.S.
  by Genaro C. Armas Associated Press
• Obituary: Lorin G. Folland, Jr.
• Obituary: Asael Delbert Palmer
• Obituary: Donna B. Sweeney
• U.S. bobsled competitors are set
  by Ray Grass Deseret Morning News
• Utah outbids careful Cougars for Kyle
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Reflecting on S.L. 'divide'
• Eye-popping graphics help 'Halo 2' live up to hype
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret Morning News
• Avoid a stadium rip-off
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Gene-altered crops flourishing, taking root across globe
  by Libby Quaid Associated Press
• New shoulder, lap-belt rules out
  by Dee-Ann Durbin Associated Press
• Samaritans fill Navajo Santa's bag
  by Cathy Free Deseret Morning News
• Birthdays for Thursday, Dec. 9
• How birds learn songs likened to way humans learn speech
  by Larry Weist Deseret Morning News
• Pygmy chimpanzees are near extinction in Congo, group says
• New drug may work better than tamoxifen
  by Liz Szabo USA Today
• No charges for officer in fatal shooting of man
• Reynolds would be great fit for Y., Lewis says
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Semi, snowplow hit, cause U.S. 6 shutdown
• Allen super as Seattle wins on Spurs' floor
  by Associated Press
• Impaired man missing 4 days
• Win still out of reach
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Al-Sistani-backed list of 228 candidates for Iraqi elections
  by Sameer N. Yacoub Associated Press
• If you go . . .
• Utah Valley holiday events
• Obituary: Asenith Laura Goodsell Keiser
• Isometric exercise can help seniors maintain strength
  by Bryant Stamford Gannett News Service
• Now's prime time for Utah anglers to land limit of Bonneville
• Greenspan spells trouble
• Kurt Bestor takes audience on a musical journey home
  by Carma Wadley Deseret Morning News
• Carpooling solves traffic woes
• Cathay grounds 4 planes
  by Helen Luk Associated Press
• Islamic charities must pay for teenager slain in Israel
  by Mike Robinson Associated Press
• Legal to sell wild horses for slaughter
  by John Heilprin Associated Press
• Goodbye, Yucca; hello, Utah?
  by Jerry Spangler Deseret Morning News
• SUU local contributors
• Ukraine gets an electoral overhaul
  by Steven Lee Myers New York Times News Service

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