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Articles in May 15, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Globetrotting
  by Compiled by Kathryn Clayton Deseret Morning News
• Protect the filibuster
• Dollar will be OK, after some changes
  by James Flanigan Los Angeles Times
• Newspapers' demise unlikely
  by Tim Rutten Los Angeles Times
• People on the move
• Best sellers
• 'Slam! '05' to premiere
  by Ivan M. Lincoln Deseret Morning News
• Savion Glover, modern-day priest of dance
  by Claudia La Rocco Associated Press
• Right off the bag: Rockies rookie is already a hit
  by Vicki Michaelis USA Today
• Caption only: Mail carriers aid the hungry
• Dust — but minimal turbulence, airport says
  by Brady Snyder Deseret Morning News
• Disabled girl says she wants to stay with foster family
  by Associated Press
• DJ who bragged about evading taxes gets term
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• S.L. leaders feel betrayed by county
  by Brady Snyder Deseret Morning News
• Peaking Pleasant Grove holds off Am. Fork
  by Creighton McEwen
• Gagne activated, appeals suspension
  by Associated Press
• Real rallies: Rookie in goal helps RSL upset the Galaxy
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Viewmont advances with tourney blowout of Jordan
  by Tim Peterson
• Abortions and war both kill
• Don't restrict more freedoms
• Mistrust of British may tilt French EU vote
  by Diane Johnson Los Angeles Times
• Camera venture gets support from Alaskans
  by Paula Dobbyn Anchorage Daily News
• Stirring 'Peace' concert deserved better attendance
  by Rebecca C. Howard Deseret Morning News
• Forge welders to show skills at S.L. arts festival
  by Carma Wadley Deseret Morning News
• Appealing 'Alibi' has romance, intrigue
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• Bush's motives may not be about oil after all
  by Betsy Hart Scripps Howard News Service
• Heart ailments worry callers
  by Lois M. Collins Deseret Morning News
• O'Hair leads Byron Nelson tourney
  by Associated Press
• Back up car — keep eye on kids
  by Aaron Falk Deseret Morning News
• Gay Web site points police to N.J. suspect
• Drug shows promise on prostate cancer
  by Marilynn Marchione Associated Press
• Iraq insurgents displaying little rhyme, reason
  by James Bennet New York Times News Service
• Police connect couple to string of ATM thefts
  by Associated Press
• Stingers' streak reaches 4
  by Melissa Yack
• Spartans rally to earn win against Lions
  by Angie Wallace
• Sunnis hint at peace terms in Iraq
  by Steven R. Weisman
• Good question; tough answer
• Ice cream brings pleasure
• Car shopping is bumpy ride
  by Dave Barry
• Shortage of mammoth tires worries coal operation
  by Brian Farkas Associated Press
• Literary footnotes
• Concert fits NOVA's eclectic bill
  by Edward Reichel Deseret Morning News
• Lousy movies causing anemic take
  by Jeff Vice Deseret Morning News
• Bridging the gaps
  by Copyright 2005 Deseret Morning News By Lee Davidson Deseret Morning
• U. Hospitals ranked in 100 most-improved
  by Nicole Warburton Deseret Morning News
• Tooele 3-peats as 3A state champions
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret Morning News
• W.V. leaders urge residents to enlist in anti-gang efforts
  by Doug Smeath Deseret Morning News
• No one told Hawn you can't go home again
• Uzbek leader defends bloody crackdown
  by Steven Lee Myers New York Times News Service
• Dons end reign of Mountain View
  by Tom Haraldsen
• State Tournaments
• Author to speak at Davis library
• L.A. star Donovan bitter about loss
  by Dan Rasmussen Deseret Morning News
• Al-Qaida figure stalked, then slain
• Tax exemptions are unfair
• In defense of baggy pants
• U.S. intelligence must take action to regain its edge
  by John Seely Brown
• Many leisure stocks should climb
  by Andrew Leckey
• 'Revenge of Sith' climax, details redeem dialogue
  by Larry D. Curtis Deseret Morning News
• S.L. Symphony to highlight local artists
  by Edward Reichel Deseret Morning News
• The truth about racism drew in 'Crash' director
  by Jack Garner Gannett News Service
• Base notes
• State employees lack training on open-records law
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret Morning News
• State champions
• Duchesne's Karren garners 4 state titles, sets 2 records
  by Tom Haraldsen Deseret Morning News
• Painter aims to capture queen's 'friendly' side
• Big surprise over SARS: It's missing
  by Jim Yardley New York Times News Service
• U.S. Catholics feeling spotlight of scrutiny
  by Andy Newman New York Times News Service
• Violence at protests dismays Afghans
  by N.C. Aizenman Washington Post
• Cougars tighten up MWC baseball race
  by Jeff Call Deseret Morning News
• FC Dallas ties San Jose, nil-nil
• Ute baseball team takes a pounding from Falcons
• Hike the 'other side' of Puerto Rico's rain forest
  by Frank Griffiths Associated Press
• 'Intelligence' is endless debate
• U.S. pension fund inherits troubles of company 'legacies'
  by George F. Will
• Energy crisis could unplug growth
  by Dave Anderton Deseret Morning News
• Auditions
• It's curtains for 'most poisonous pen' in N.Y.
  by Christopher Reynolds Los Angeles Times
• Author Kanon likes a good alibi
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News

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