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Articles in Mar 12, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Northwest raises fares, and other airlines follow
  by Associated Press
• Caption only: Are you sure this one's mine?
• 2 shows fall flat
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Young to speak at UVSC event
• Caption only: National Prayer Breakfast
• S. Utah's snowpack is simply prodigious
  by Nancy Perkins Deseret Morning News
• BYU's Menlove, medley relay team soar at NCAAs
• U.S. to pay for 'Gold Train'
  by Noah Bierman Knight Ridder Newspapers
• Celtics nip Pistons in double OT
  by Associated Press
• Eagle-Titan rivalry ends in draw
  by Dan Rasmussen Deseret Morning News
• Women's roles are changing
• Community of Christ has new leader
  by Carrie A. Moore Deseret Morning News
• Leprechaun Lope to benefit school
• Women's alliance to nibble Girl Scout cookies at social
• Ministry the cowboy way
  by Bobby Ross Jr. Associated Press
• Promoter fighting mad after Harding backs out
• Biracial Utahns seeking identity
  by Elaine Jarvik Deseret Morning News
• Alliant tax refund overruled
  by Geoffrey Fattah
• McDonald's tries call centers
• BYU gymnasts hit road for meet against Central Michigan
  by Jaclyn Olsen
• NCAA men tournaments
• Postell's 10 on beam lifts Utes
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret Morning News
• Orange, West Va. in Big East final
  by Associated Press
• Lobos dispatch Aztecs, await matchup with Utes
  by Associated Press
• Don't fret — Nibley's shoes will be filled
  by Jerry Johnston Deseret Morning News
• What about Founders' advice?
• 'Choral Meditation' to mark Good Friday
• Buddhist Temple to host sacred relics collection
• Women confused about hormone use
  by Lois M. Collins Deseret Morning News
• Don't clean marble with vinegar
  by Hints
• Spain honors train victims
  by Tracy Wilkinson
• Miller has overall title within his grasp
  by Erica Bulman Associated Press
• Rice-Eccles to host 'Freedom Blast'
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• LDS leaders praise progress
  by Carrie A. Moore Deseret Morning News
• W. Jordan man's body found near Point of the Mountain
• U. survives scare
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret Morning News
• USU-Fullerton game at a glance
• Worry about industrial odors
• LDS Church increasingly drawing in Latinos in U.S.
  by Maria Gonzalez Ventura County Star
• Slain archbishop to be remembered
• The winners and the losers
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Insurers file suit claiming 'rent-a-patient' fraud
  by Bloomberg News
• Call hotline today
• Saturday on TV
• U.S. backs incentives for Iran
  by Mark Silva Chicago Tribune
• Hard-hitting Vikings fend off Wasps
  by Jaclyn Olsen
• Snow melt could make fire-damaged hills slide
  by Associated Press
• Campus notes
• 'I guess it just wasn't my day to die,' reporter says
  by Don O'Briant Cox News Service
• Utah courts buzzing with talk of security
  by Joseph M. Dougherty, Geoff Fattah
• Temple loses in Atlantic 10
  by Associated Press
• Thank you for adding Sowell
• Followers of Conservative Judaism dwindling
  by Rachel Zoll Associated Press
• Radio station to air 'Belief and Behavior'
• Utah's 'Jeopardy!' winner to speak at UITA meeting
• Trade gap second highest ever
  by Martin Crutsinger Associated Press
• Queen of country music to add another jewel
• Scaled-back tuition hikes linked to Utah's surplus
  by Associated Press
• Driver airlifted after I-15 crash
• Shiites, Kurds agree to split top Iraqi posts
  by Sinbad Ahmed Associated Press
• Mitchell is called competent
  by Pat Reavy Deseret Morning News
• Sports on TV, radio
• Courthouse rampage kills judge, 2 others
  by Cameron McWhirter
• Utes outshoot Cougars, reach women's finals
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret Morning News
• Robles' blast helps Colts top Miners
  by Michael Black Deseret Morning News
• School must recognize Christian fraternity
• It is time to support Taiwan
• Is nation regressing in values?
  by Carrie A. Moore Deseret Morning News
• Jewish community plans family festival
• SEC action to target ex-Qwest executives
  by Associated Press
• Local births
• Correction: David Tomb
• A countywide library card?
  by Marin Decker Deseret Morning News
• Janzen moves into contention at Honda Classic
  by Associated Press
• S.L. hopes art relieves pain of construction
  by Brady Snyder Deseret Morning News
• A flurry of bills signed
  by Josh Loftin Deseret Morning News
• Ducks just too mighty for Grizzlies
  by Aaron Cole Deseret Morning News
• Wildcats give Lumberjacks the ax, advance to title game
• Jazz woes continue after loss to Grizz
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Offbeat 'Facade' is lively and droll
  by Edward Reichel Deseret Morning News

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