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Articles in Jun 19, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• If you go to Tahquitz Canyon
• Guantanamo is inhumane
• Don't wait to plan retirement
  by Meg Richards Associated Press
• Racism in the present as well as past
  by Tom Teepen Cox News Service
• 'Chick lit' and comics at Bookexpo
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• Translation sometimes involves 'Treason'
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• Shakespearean Festival
• Reunions resurrect teenage insecurities
  by Linda P. Campbell Fort Worth Star-Telegram
• Season will be one of 'legends'
  by Ivan M. Lincoln Deseret Morning News
• Texas governor vetoes latest education bill
• All-American tips fill book from Durrants
  by Lee Benson Deseret Morning News
• Father-of-the-Year nomination comes at a price
  by Elaine Jarvik Deseret Morning News
• Macy given 'Rainmaker' at Maui Film Festival
• One count dismissed in bogus-gold case
• Guerrero's HRs sink the Fish
  by Associated Press
• NASCAR race big for Kahne
  by Associated Press
• Mental-ills group has new chief
• BYU soccer team blanked by Blizzard
• Historic canyon, once home to hippies, now lures hikers
  by Rachel Ambrose Associated Press
• The Bard's King Fred
  by Doug Robinson Deseret Morning News
• Iraq isn't like Vietnam
• 1-year investment? CDs are attractive
  by Kiplinger's Money Power
• County mislaid furniture that had gotten old
  by Jay Evensen Deseret Morning News
• Festival facts, locations
• Literary footnotes
• Teach alternatives to evolution
• Teenagers give adults mediocre report card
  by Ely Portillo Knight Ridder Newspapers
• Safety officials probing N.Y. helicopter crashes
• One-kidney club becomes a family tradition
  by Sharon Cohen Associated Press
• If you go . . .
• Mentors fill in for dads away at war
  by Jeff Donn Associated Press
• Cities, counties must repay funds to UDOT
  by Associated Press
• Palestinians pass election law
  by Mohammed Daraghmeh Associated Press
• Wasatch Back Relay 'fun' for participants
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret Morning News
• Nthiwa wins first Wasatch Front 10K
  by Drew Daniels Deseret Morning News
• 3 juveniles are arrested in robbery
  by Pat Reavy Deseret Morning News
• If you go to Scotland
• Stay the course in Iraq
• Evolution is a science
• Successful assimilation is cure for U.S. immigration woes
  by Charles Krauthammer
• Reopen the northern border to cattle
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Auction to benefit historic Springville theater
• Limited shifts its focus to grooming
  by Jonathan Drew Associated Press
• Our streets are not ashtrays
• Most prefer seeing films at home, poll finds
  by Will Lester Associated Press
• U. of Kansas botches mass failing notice
• Caption only: Street art for charity
• Pioneer treks taking toll on trails
  by Bob Moen Associated Press
• Big book deals will fetch millions for newsmakers
  by Daniel Yee Associated Press
• Highway Patrol to 'blitz' impaired drivers tonight
• Unflappable Goosen leads Open
  by Eddie Pells Associated Press
• Spiders stomp 'Hawks
  by Dan Rasmussen Deseret Morning News
• Doman is just glad he's a dad
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Crashes on I-80 leave at least 3 dead
  by Leigh Dethman Deseret Morning News
• The Scottish Highlands are a royal treat
  by Michael McDonough Associated Press
• U.S. needs patriot leader
• College grads share frugal tips
  by Janet Bodnar Kiplinger's Personal Finance
• Till case showcases good people, too: his kin
  by George F. Will
• Immigration-visa bill has merit
  by Mae M. Ngai Washington Post
• Want to be scared? Choice is yours
  by Jessica Harrison Deseret Morning News
• 6 musicals to open this week
  by Ivan M. Lincoln Deseret Morning News
• Bauchauer competition turns spotlight on youths
  by Edward Reichel Deseret Morning News
• Jail stay extended for Arubans
  by Peter Prengaman Associated Press
• N.Y. to settle lawsuit over student's death
• Ogden mall joins Amber Alert effort
  by Joseph M. Dougherty Deseret Morning News
• No-names staying in Open hunt
  by Ed Sherman Chicago Tribune
• 'The Motorcycle Diaries' honored at award show
• Coke exchange gains man 10 years in prison
• Prep picks
• Luge search gives kids chance to slide
  by Bryan Hinton Deseret Morning News
• Ogden official retires Aug. 12
• Scout missing in Uintas
  by Aaron Falk, Geoffrey Fattah
• Swiss city combines culture, nightlife and amazing scenery
  by Sam Cage Associated Press
• Agency will assess Utah flood damage
  by Marin Decker Deseret Morning News
• 'Atheocracy' is greater threat
• Upcoming meetings and conventions
• 'Reasonable doubt' is good and vague
  by Paul Campos Scripps Howard News Service
• Off the wall: Aerial dance company Bandaloop will highlight the Utah
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Great Friedlander show at MoMA
  by Deepti Hajela Associated Press
• Thank you to armed forces

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