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Articles in Apr 7, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• 'Enchanted April' gives hope, promise
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News
• Utah Valley's Top Five
• Immigrants should follow rules
• Resorts hit it big this ski season
  by Ray Grass Deseret Morning News
• Sage grouse headed to Strawberry
• American Skiing OKs a pay deal for its CEO
  by Associated Press
• Move tailings, DOE says
  by Jerry D. Spangler
• Judge defends 'cautious' hold on DUI case
  by Linda Thomson Deseret Morning News
• WCHA rivals to meet in semis
  by Rusty Miller Associated Press
• Dixie hoops coach off to Iowa
• Solid pitching lifts Vikings to Region 7 win over Orem
  by Jon Eyre
• State reaffirms its support for force-medicating Barzee
  by Pat Reavy Deseret Morning News
• Middle East policy is topic of lectures
• 'Midsummer Night's Dream' is rollicking contemporary fun
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News
• Utah County Preps of the Week
• Ski resorts closing
• S'more tips for making your camping trip fun
  by Kristi L. Gustafson N.Y. Times News Service
• Commerce CRG moves its Utah County office
• Resorts that didn't quite make it
  by Ray Grass Deseret Morning News
• Gentiva Health to buy Heritage Home Care
• Bankruptcies to rise?
  by Dave Anderton Deseret Morning News
• PCL ticket prices
• School blood drives are under new rules
  by Associated Press
• Eastwood gets pointers from Tokyo on war film
• Goshute fight is back at NRC
  by Jerry Spangler Deseret Morning News
• Drive-by shooting wounds a man
• Iraq's presidential council sworn in and Shiite Arab Ibrahim al-
  by Antonio Castaneda Associated Press
• S.L.-based CoConnect to acquire Sandstone
• Life is just too short to stand around in indecision
  by Marla Cilley
• Y. women's soccer team plans alumni game, outdoor tourney
• Annex Mexico and Canada
• State did act in rail car incident
• Apply personal style to fitness routine
  by Dave Patania The Cincinnati Enquirer
• A Micron director is replaced
  by Associated Press
• To make — or break — the news
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Vacancy rates falling
  by Dave Anderton Deseret Morning News
• Man blames lawyer - himself - for conviction
• Sheriff searches driving records to find critic who called him 'fat'
  by Associated Press
• Throng of star clients attends Cochran rites
• Surgery keeps Hastert from pope's funeral
• Dixie flood funding falling far short
  by Nancy Perkins Deseret Morning News
• Tice violated scalping policy, NFL confirms
  by Associated Press
• Selling Cougar fans hope can be full-time job
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Campus notes
• Average baseball salary at record $2.6 million
  by Ronald Blum Associated Press
• Today on TV
• Escaped inmate says he held warden's wife captive
  by Lisa Falkenberg Associated Press
• Pope will be remembered
• Tabernacle Choir's 'Messiah' in registry
  by Carma Wadley Deseret Morning News
• Area prom dates
• BYU winding down successful golf season
  by Angie Wallace
• Bad dog trainers create bad dogs
  by Matthew Margolis
• Worry about real dangers
• Bad attitude on No Child
• Incomes don't keep up
• Outdoor notes
• Team will play hard, Stingers skipper says
  by Rich Evans Deseret Morning News
• VX agent disposal plan worries CDC
  by Donna De La Cruz Associated Press
• Caption only: Prom memories
• Riverton carves city into districts
  by Doug Smeath Deseret Morning News
• Mourners told to go home
  by Victor L. Simpson Associated Press
• Experienced Devils drub youthful Bruins
  by Jaclyn Olsen
• A deputy attorney facing city probe
  by Copyright 2005 Deseret Morning News By Pat Reavy Deseret Morning
• Man is charged in arson, theft
• Chocolate soothes savage beast
  by Leanne Ely
• Abusive, suicidal adult daughter must get help
  by Jeanne Phillips
• Pope was a great man
• Flag gesture is misguided
• Liberal, conservative labels don't fit anymore
  by Thomas Sowell
• Verizon offers Utahns Internet phone service
• DaimlerChrysler executives get an earful
  by Matt Moore Associated Press
• Gas explosion sends flames through dorm
• Is 'old man' skull evidence of caring?
  by John Noble Wilford New York Times News Service
• Surgeon general visits S.L. 2nd-grade class
  by Tiffany Erickson Deseret Morning News
• Ukraine wants to enter NATO
  by Liz Sidoti Associated Press
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Scientist at center of Yucca Mountain controversy was rehired
  by Erica Werner Associated Press
• Violent high school rivalry lands in top Utah court
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret Morning News
• Sports briefs
• Cedar Hills wants new golf manager

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