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Articles in Feb 1, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• 'Gilmore' gal calls it like she sees it
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• 'Better Late Than Early'
• Hot housing market likely to cool in 2005
  by Martin Crutsinger Associated Press
• Pulitzer Inc. bought by Lee
  by Jim Suhr Associated Press
• This Buddy wins hearts, minds of all
  by Doug Robinson Deseret Morning News
• Special-ed voucher bill is back, with heavy support
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook Deseret Morning News
• Academic subject: singer Martina McBride
• Measure is to prevent gouging in emergencies
  by Josh Loftin Deseret Morning News
• Some fear Iraq exit strategy too much like Vietnam
  by Bob Deans Cox News Service
• Loan for flood-ravaged Dixie OK'd
  by Lisa Riley Roche
• Utah's Top 20 girls basketball
• Union gives approval to deal for Sosa
  by Associated Press
• Preps of the week
• Iraqi president says U.S. troops should stay
  by Mariam Fam Associated Press
• Classes focus on social graces and self-esteem
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook Deseret Morning News
• Miller deserving of praise, trust
• Afterthoughts
  by Mark Russell Tribune Media Services Inc.
• Zions First National Bank to sell branch in Idaho
• Flu causes Sen. Clinton to faint during speech
• Rules panel won't send HJR1 to committee
• Brokaw, Random House approve 2-book deal
• Dugway coach is close to win record
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Getting off the lists
• UVSC taking win streak to Nebraska
• Hole-in-one
• 2 men unloading truck get zapped
• T-Birds can't hold on down stretch
  by Jay Hinton Deseret Morning News
• Lineup set for NCAA wannabes
  by Associated Press
• Today on TV
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Map left out Taylorsville
• Caption only: Pilots aim to land new contract
• Alpine Air and subsidiary ending postal contract
• Man sits in Senate with knife to chest
• TV ads and legislation take aim at IHC
  by Amy Joi Bryson Deseret Morning News
• Islam hands out money to victims of tsunami
• Twice the competitor
  by Dan Rasmussen Deseret Morning News
• Chamber sponsoring 'Eggs and Issues'
• BYU could make clean sweep of T-Bird stars
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Sportlight
• N. Korea leader aims to pass power to son
  by James Brooke New York Times News Service
• Jayhawks come back to humble Missouri
  by Associated Press
• Boys basketball rankings
• Snowboarding taking teen world by storm
  by Amy Sullivan
• Stop blaming schoolteachers
• Nominations sought for the annual Best of State awards
  by Karl R. Cannon
• MetLife purchasing Travelers from Citi
  by Eileen Alt Powell Associated Press
• Optimism rising in bread industry
  by David Sharp Associated Press
• Demos hope ethics bills will advance
  by Josh Loftin
• Test may detect early-stage Alzheimer's
  by Randolph E. Schmid Associated Press
• Killing of Palestinian girl threatens cease-fire
  by Ibrahim Barzak Associated Press
• Caption only: In memory of tsunami dead
• Hogle Zoo admission
• Eagles' wide receivers will need to step up
  by Barry Wilner Associated Press
• No. 2 pick Okafor won't play tonight
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Race was costly in the 2nd District
  by Jerry Spangler Deseret Morning News
• Utah's Top 20 boys basketball
• Hospital gown is hot topic
  by Jeanne Phillips
• Rocky has no right to stop road
• Girls basketball standings
• Bullfrog chief inducted into entrepreneur hall
• Professor resigns post over 9/11 remarks
• Measure introduced to ban Class B, C waste
• Mexico visit turns student's world upside down
  by Associated Press
• Viruses added to list of things that cause cancer
  by Darlene Superville Associated Press
• Avoiding mail lists is tough
  by Marin Decker
• Ute gymnasts back in No. 1 spot
• Driver faints, causes crash
• SUU women routed by Western Illinois
  by Jay Hinton Deseret Morning News
• Caption only: Batman to the rescue
• Runaway — Bogut, Utes dominate second half
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Paradigm gives Brahms his due
  by Edward Reichel Deseret Morning News
• Rio Grande tracks torn out
• Instant messaging can slow Outlook
  by James Derk Scripps Howard News Service
• Memorial is held for train conductor
• Bush, like those before him, will try to rally nation on war
  by Donna Cassata Associated Press
• Lawmakers draw crowd of citizens
  by Wendy Leonard Deseret Morning News
• Birthdays for Tuesday, Feb. 1
• First of several divorce bills advance
  by Bob Bernick Jr. Deseret Morning News
• Huntsman sends Mexico's Fox invitation to visit
• Corroon campaign outspent by rivals
  by Nicole Warburton Deseret Morning News

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