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Articles in Mar 14, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Antiques dealer enjoys quirky home decorating
  by Mary Kelly Selover Country Living magazine
• Thanks for assistance after fall
• Politicization of once neutral U.S. institutions grows alarming
  by William Raspberry
• Utah man awarded Legion of Honor
  by Nancy Perkins Deseret Morning News
• Attorney says shootings make rape trial moot
• Tears send a message
  by Tad Walch Deseret Morning News
• Baseball to hand over records
  by Howard Fendrich Associated Press
• Students learn the value, rewards of serving others
  by Erin Stewart Deseret Morning News
• Michigan St. muscles in as a 1 seed
  by Chuck Schoffner Associated Press
• Obituary: Jay M. Cox
• Woman's affection has her co-workers feeling ill at ease
  by Jeanne Phillips
• Church lease isn't uncommon
• Luck o' the Irish: Harrington outduels Singh for first win
  by Associated Press
• Women's council schedules social
• Child obesity rising fast in rural America
  by Charles Sheehan Associated Press
• Brooks fan gets guitar, now with real autograph
• Body of 10-year-old found in mudslide
  by Doug Smeath Deseret Morning News
• Y. Easter conference planned March 26
• I won't run for president, Rice insists
  by Steven R. Weisman New York Times News Service
• Jazz stumble to a loss
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Illinois gets homecourt edge all the way to Final 4
  by Nancy Armour Associated Press
• Obituary: Janice Kay Daniels
• Obituary: Ralph Turnbaugh Parry
• The nanny tax troubles hundreds, maybe thousands
  by Kiplinger's Money Power
• Newman might retire — after one more film
  by Jill Lawless Associated Press
• Thank you, Utah!
• Utah kids fit and fed — sort of
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Schools to increase rigors?
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook Deseret Morning News
• Poker is major college craze
  by Jonathan Cheng New York Times News Service
• Disney names new CEO
  by Michael McCarthy
• Clinton recuperating from chest operation
• Study doesn't find bias in Iraq coverage
  by Associated Press
• Kurds, Shiites near deal on government
  by Patrick Quinn Associated Press
• Wiffle Ballers look to establish league
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News
• Firefighter who died in wildfire is remembered
  by Chelsea J. Carter Associated Press
• Utah women stay out West, will meet Iowa State in Fresno on Saturday
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret Morning News
• SLCC women lose in tourney final
  by John Hales
• Obituary: Betty Rhae Peterson
• Grief counseling: Members of support group pay tribute to its
  by Susan Whitney Deseret Morning News
• Security forces in Iraq capture two of Saddam's relatives who
  by Associated Press
• Aircraft design company expects to expand
  by James Skeen Los Angeles Daily News
• Florists may reuse vases left over from flower gifts
  by Hints
• Keeping courthouses safe
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Solving immigration problems is a driving concern
  by John Florez
• Idahoans still scarred by mining disaster
  by Nicholas K. Geranios Associated Press
• Porn firms donated to Cannon, report says
  by Jerry Spangler Deseret Morning News
• U. health center receives award
• Watchdog crossed swords with Ridge
  by Pete Yost Associated Press
• Survivers of dot-com crash of '90s cashing in on blogs
  by Michael Liedtke Associated Press
• Former military officers with MBAs in high demand
  by Kiplinger's Money Power
• Perlman agrees to fine for campaign violation
• FDA says Rx complaints climbed to all-time high
  by Kevin McCoy USA Today
• California educator to give lecture on U.S. and Europe
• Mendenhall to focus on team consistency
  by Jeff Call Deseret Morning News
• Snowbears quit ABA season
• Obituary: Golden "Goldie" Clark Adams
• Language exchange meets with resistance
• $1 million BYU project may save A.F. millions
  by Tad Walch Deseret Morning News
• U2 lyrics a big hit in philosophy class at Y.
  by Kelly L. Martinez Deseret Morning News
• WWII program is tonight at library
• Warner Music Group begins move to go public
  by Alex Veiga Associated Press
• Sampras duo expecting their 2nd child this fall
• Pope is released
• Boozer may miss Cavs' reunion
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Arroyo wants to start, but likes it in Detroit
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• BYU women: Cougars head to Spokane for WNIT game vs. Gonzaga
  by Scott Taylor Deseret Morning News
• Utah State: Aggies heading to Boise, draw No. 3 Arizona
  by Jay Hinton Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Hal Dwaine Bond
• Obituary: Richard Martin Horkan
• CompUSA agrees to settle complaint
  by Ted Bridis Associated Press
• Last Words need not be profound to be treasured
  by Ann Cannon
• Incredible movies are worth buying or renting
  by Chris Hicks Deseret Morning News
• Correction: West Valley City
• Toyota pulling away from competition - except in bond market
  by Melanie Bull Bloomberg News
• Aeronautical pioneer's son talks Wednesday at UVSC
• Giambi's brother snubs the press
  by Associated Press
• Huskies join Illini, N.C., Duke as No. 1 seeds
  by Michael Marot Associated Press
• NCAA scores
• Washington, 'Zags get lots of attention
  by Eddie Pells Associated Press
• Utah men: The 6th seeded Utes will meet UTEP in Tucson
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret Morning News

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