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Articles in May 8, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• If you go to the Shenandoah Valley
• Mississippi tourism down in '04 — but revenue way up
  by Associated Press
• Hats off to today's mothers
• 8 states require hearing aid assistance for kids
  by Amy Joi Bryson Deseret Morning News
• New York Times best sellers
• Auditions
• When wedding is a big show, marriage often doesn't last
  by Bonnie Erbe Scripps Howard News Service
• The lessons of Vietnam
  by Pat M. Holt Christian Science Monitor
• Elderly Rx drug seller receives 10-year term
• School summit helps orient refugee families
  by Nicole Warburton Deseret Morning News
• Microsoft reverses course by backing gay-rights bill
  by Sarah Kershaw New York Times News Service
• New state party officers
• Nobel laureate resigns role in Unionist party
• Lots of questions about Millard death
  by Pat Reavy Deseret Morning News
• 2 families displaced after fire at fourplex
• Yucca might not accept waste from Goshute site
  by Associated Press
• Utes close but lose twice to Aztecs
  by Dirk Facer Deseret Morning News
• Home Depot a Real difficult place to play
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• U. softball team wins on way to tourney
  by Melissa Yack
• Down, not out, Corrales prevails
• Mavs set records, advance
  by Jaime Aron Associated Press
• If you go to Niagra Falls
• Fox News report inexcusable
• Living large on a mortgage of last resort
  by Kelly Greene The Wall Street Journal
• Are young adults financially clueless?
  by Martha Irvine Associated Press
• Society names Utah Poet of Year
• Adult children need to be out on own
  by Janet Bodnar Kiplinger's Personal Finance
• Ballet benefits cancer sufferers
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Suicide likely cause of prisoner's death
• University of Phoenix by the numbers
• Ex-congressman Peter Rodino dies
  by Bruce Shipkowski Associated Press
• Mother's Day cheerful and tearful
  by Elaine Jarvik Deseret Morning News
• U. of Phoenix grads told to stay grounded
  by Nicole Warburton Deseret Morning News
• Mayor's secret life shocks Spokane
  by Timothy Egan New York Times News Service
• Shock Giacomo: Namesake of Sting's son stuns in Derby
  by Richard Rosenblatt Associated Press
• Bush's 'football' carriers stay near
  by Nancy Benac Associated Press
• Skordas applauds service performed by U.S. juries
  by Linda Thomson Deseret Morning News
• Bears won't repeat in 3A
  by Trent Toone Deseret Morning News
• Juan Diego rallies to win 2A title
  by Michael Black Deseret Morning News
• D.C., Freddy bid Adu to Crew; 15-year-old's goal first of year
  by Associated Press
• Skyline wins 3rd straight in 5A tennis
  by Tom Haraldsen
• If you go traveling with city passes
• Shame on Hogle Zoo
• Approach Utah's new gusher cautiously
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Concert calendar
• Orchestra to bid farewell to leader
  by Edward Reichel Deseret Morning News
• Power-hungry Demos push Bush out on limb
  by Charles Krauthammer
• 2 dramas deal with women's issues
  by Ivan M. Lincoln Deseret Morning News
• Still no verdict in trial over highway shootings
• Southern Utah University grads by the numbers
• English binds EU together
  by Don Melvin Cox News Service
• Brothers' call to 911 backfires
  by Pat Reavy Deseret Morning News
• Columbus remains are still a mystery
  by Carol J. Williams Los Angeles Times
• Modern revelation distinguishes LDS
  by Jerry Spangler Deseret Morning News
• Was home fire started by man who left scene?
• Army Reserve, VFW join for Armed Forces Day
• Immigration awareness building in U.S., activist says
  by Deborah Bulkeley Deseret Morning News
• Record chaser can't get its motor going
  by Associated Press
• U.S. to alter, replace deficient security systems
  by Eric Lipton New York Times News Service
• 1A/ 2A 2005 Boys State Tennis Championships
• Pacers' win means brawl-game rematch
  by Howard Ulman Associated Press
• Globetrotting
  by Compiled by Kathryn Clayton Deseret Morning News
• More cities offering passes
  by Lisa Cornwell Associated Press
• Time for Ivory to 'CTR'
• Hearing needs are going unheard for kids in Utah
  by Amy Joi Bryson Deseret Morning News
• Now do research on Saturdays
• Symphony sets Eroica concert
  by Rebecca C. Howard Deseret Morning News
• Be afraid of genie that knows you well
  by Ann McFeatters Block News Alliance
• Social Security benefits are likely to shrink
  by George F. Will
• Waiting room no place to put kids, state says
• A salute to American Indian students
  by Deborah Bulkeley Deseret Morning News
• Test for autism at birth possible?
  by Thomas H. Maugh II Los Angeles Times
• Luke's mom fights for son despite odds
  by Lee Benson Deseret Morning News
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Conference focuses on message of Mary
  by Deborah Bulkeley Deseret Morning News
• Scouts get lost, spend night in mountain cabin
• U. training workshop set on bereavement
• No relief for Cougs as Lobos pull away
  by J.G. Askar
• Waterford now king of jungle
  by Rob Weiler
• Kearns burns Los Angeles with 2-run HR
  by Associated Press

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