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Articles in Apr 3, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• If you go to the Himalayas
• Annual reports are key to successful investing
  by Andrew Leckey
• Have children practice budgeting for real expenses
  by Greg Kratz Deseret Morning News
• Utah should sue Sierra Club
• Dancing the sacred and profane
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Festival schedule
• Paris Review announces new editor
  by Hillel Italie Associated Press
• Reporting 'full story' on Iraq is impossible
  by Jeffrey Shaffer Christian Science Monitor
• Some highlights of Pope John Paul II's outreach to Jews
  by Associated Press
• Baseball looking for positive headlines
  by Ronald Blum Associated Press
• Border watch begins
  by Michael Riley Denver Post
• Lowe's is hoping to join big boxes on 300 West
  by Brady Snyder Deseret Morning News
• Extremes of weather normal for Utah
  by Joe Bauman Deseret Morning News
• Driver charged in crash that killed passenger
• Cold shooting dooms Cardinals
  by Chris Duncan Associated Press
• General promoted, takes charge of Reserve command
• T-Bird defense dominates scrimmage
• When in Great Britain, stop and smell the flowers
  by David Armstrong San Francisco Chronicle
• American West isn't a toilet for dumping N-waste
  by Frank Pignanelli
• Bad behavior by supervisors can disillusion new employees
  by Jared Sandberg The Wall Street Journal
• Governor's undiplomatic firing of 'pit bull' hurts Utahns
  by Beverly J. White
• Sick-leave under assault in the workplace
  by Joe Robinson Los Angeles Times
• Music academy offers haven for young players
  by Rebecca C. Howard Deseret Morning News
• Russert plans new book about dads
• Riverton scuttles right to vote
• NBA roundup: Wade, O'Neal top Kobe again
  by Compiled by Rich Evans
• Unraveling mystery of autism proves elusive
  by Sharon Jayson USA Today
• Bush calls pope a 'hero for the ages'
  by Mark Silva Chicago Tribune
• School standards may shift
  by Tiffany Erickson Deseret Morning News
• Lobos bounce back to down Utes again
• W. Jordan man stabbed, hospitalized after fight
• Marching on: No. 1-ranked Illini just one win away from goal
  by Eddie Pells Associated Press
• 6 arrested, drugs seized in 'buy-bust'
  by Linda Thomson Deseret Morning News
• That ankle bracelet chafes
  by Jim Fitzgerald Associated Press
• Utah religious leaders praise John Paul
  by Linda Thomson Deseret Morning News
• Keeping creativity profitable
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Iomega keen on its future
  by Brice Wallace Deseret Morning News
• Public life shows our yearning to recapture simplicity
  by Brad Rourke Christian Science Monitor
• WTO can't nullify state law
• Art canvas
• Students put on varied productions
  by Ivan M. Lincoln Deseret Morning News
• Goulet to replace Davis in 'La Cage aux Folles'
  by Associated Press
• My rumor: Jazz offer Boozer for Brand
  by Rich Evans Deseret Morning News
• Cancer patients given super-high radiation
• BYU football is tough to peg
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Smith pays a visit to Ute camp
  by Dirk Facer Deseret Morning News
• Birthdays for Sunday, April 3
• Colorado pair die in I-70 accident
• United hands Chivas USA debut loss
  by Associated Press
• Clijsters downs Sharapova at Nasdaq 100
  by Steven Wine Associated Press
• Ex-champ Wallace plans to go out as a winner
  by Annie's mailbox
• Did stolen bikes end up in Nevada?
• If you go to Britain
• Bankruptcy: It comes down to responsibility
  by Jay Evensen Deseret Morning News
• Utah retains over half of firm's work force
  by Brice Wallace Deseret Morning News
• Demise of baseball has been highly exaggerated
  by George F. Will
• Judges must have law degree
• Troupe presents 'Waltz Into Spring'
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• 'Star Wars' fame shines on novelist
  by Hillel Italie Associated Press
• Bush not to blame for WTO
• What should change?
• Hot-button issues splitting Republican Party
  by Adam Nagourney New York Times News Service
• Ruptured propane line caused cabin blast
  by Pat Reavy Deseret Morning News
• American League baseball previews
• Water-logged BellSouth tees off
  by Tom Saladino Associated Press
• Real debut ends in draw
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Selection of a non-European pontiff is a possibility
  by Susan Hogan-Albach The Dallas Morning News
• Romney's faith could hurt an '08 run
  by Michael McAuliffe Newhouse News Service
• Sports on TV, radio
• The world mourns
  by Carrie A. Moore Deseret Morning News
• Himalayan trek is no walk in the park
  by Daniel Cooney Associated Press
• Don't tamper with vote system
• Time line
• U.S. must put pressure on Assad regime in Syria
  by Charles Krauthammer
• Science denied, its benefits exploited over Schiavo
  by Dan K. Thomasson Scripps Howard News Service
• 'Ghost Dances' headlines Ballet West finale
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Some teasers are great — some aren't
  by Jeff Vice Deseret Morning News
• Starving ended Terri's life
• Pope John Paul II credited with transforming Catholic-Jewish
  by Rachel Zoll Associated Press
• Western playoffs outlook
  by Rich Evans Deseret Morning News

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