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Articles in Aug 23, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• New Apple mouse is true work of art
  by James Derk Scripps Howard News Service
• Ideal Financial Solutions completes deal for land
• Charter schools blossom
  by Tiffany Erickson Deseret Morning News
• Rock on ...
  by Brad Rock Deseret Morning News
• Lehi judge sets period of amnesty
  by Associated Press
• Correction: East Bay golf course
• Iraqi leaders again fail to complete constitution
  by Qassim Abdul-Zahra Associated Press
• Police heavy-handed, party organizers say
  by Sara Israelsen Deseret Morning News
• 3 children hurt when they're struck by car
• Preps of the week
• Ware not wasting any time in NFL
  by Associated Press
• Billings bats wake up late to down Owlz
• Voices
• We're to blame for gas prices
• Afterthoughts
  by Mark Russell Tribune Media Services Inc.
• Taylorsville Wal-Mart to celebrate opening
• Heinz first-quarter profit falls 19%
  by Allison Schlesinger Associated Press
• Cannaught Capital to acquire ExchangeBlvdCorp.com
• At least 5 bodies found in house after standoff
• Birthdays for Tuesday, Aug. 23
• Sports briefs
• Vets cheer Bush
  by Bob Bernick Jr.
• Bronco doesn't have paranoia of profession
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Millington on UDOT panel
• BYU camp notes
  by Jeff Call Deseret Morning News
• Kingston kids await fate
  by Leigh Dethman Deseret Morning News
• Cats nip Stingers
  by Rich Evans Deseret Morning News
• Football rankings
• News covers hockey better
• Free advice is offered on saving for college
• Utah Medical trial postponed
  by Deseret Morning News
• Busy Monday on Northwest
  by Joshua Freed Associated Press
• Court says custody issues are same for gay parents
• Syrian arrested in rocket attack
  by Jamal Halaby Associated Press
• LDS scripture to be sold page by page
  by Beth DeFalco Associated Press
• Number of white Zimbabweans falls
  by Michael Hartnack Associated Press
• Princeton Review's top party schools
• 3 detained in S.L. during presidential visit
  by Pat Reavy Deseret Morning News
• 2 drivers injured when dump truck, semi collide
• 3 options for Granite School District Granite options
• Head-on canyon crash injures biker critically
• No sweat — just find me a hippopotamus
  by Marjorie Cortez Deseret Morning News
• Surgical center in Provo holding open house
• S.L. Golden Key Awards given
  by Deseret Morning News
• Gas prices rise to a record high of $2.61
  by Associated Press
• Robert Moog, inventor of music synthesizer, dies
• 2nd officer says terrorist flagged before 9/11
  by Philip Shenon New York Times News Service
• Lawyers for 2 ex-Y. gridders say state balks on evidence
  by Jesse Hyde Deseret Morning News
• Niners practice, remember Herrion
  by Greg Beacham Associated Press
• BYU still 'stone cold soberest'
  by JR Ross Associated Press
• Stability for Spiders
  by Dan Rasmussen Deseret Morning News
• Taggers who vandalized cars in South S.L. sought
• Utah man once missing charged with insurance fraud
  by Nancy Perkins Deseret Morning News
• Great Falls holds Ogden in check
• Today on TV
• Don't invite homeless to Utah
• BTK killer scarcely human
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Wadsworth Construction gets contract for rail line
• Delta's shares sliding after memo to pilots on cash reserve
  by Associated Press
• Leucadia and MK Resources sell mine project interest
• Connecticut challenges No Child Left Behind
• Singer Don Ho hospitalized after shortness of breath
• Groups jostle for control of Gaza
  by Lara Sukhtian Associated Press
• Fish limits set due to mercury levels
  by Associated Press
• Questions surround Charger TE
  by Associated Press
• Vineyard hires town planner
• Widow says A.F. not telling all about husband's death
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret Morning News
• Asians and North Americans view the world in different ways
  by Randolph E. Schmid Associated Press
• Wright's return leads Yankees
  by Associated Press
• Around the globe
  by Combined wire
• Taylor charms and serenades USANA crowd
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Veterans should quiz Bush
• Tracking migrant students may be getting easier
  by Deborah Bulkeley Deseret Morning News
• Clarification
• TIAA-CREF opens office offering financial services
• OSI Pharmaceuticals agrees to buy Eyetech
  by Associated Press
• Headwaters subsidiary completes 2 agreements
• Coast Guard searches Florida Straits for victims
• Rudolph is given 4 life sentences
  by Harry R. Weber Associated Press
• Rocky's park protest gets mixed reviews: disgraceful to heroic
  by Lisa Riley Roche Deseret Morning News

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