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Articles in Oct 2, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Acadia National Park
  by Susan Whitney Deseret Morning News
• Here's a primer on how to snare a decent airfare
  by John Deiner The Washington Post
• 4 days of events at Great Salt Lake Book Festival
• 'What's Lost, What's Found'
  by Dave Gagon Deseret Morning News
• Time to close huge gap between black and white
  by Ira Katznelson Washington Post
• Racing company is self-serving
• Lehrer's 'Franklin Affair' is gripping
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• New festival to showcase chamber music
  by Edward Reichel Deseret Morning News
• Does Tabor have any bite?
  by George F. Will
• Louisianans leery of aid handlers
  by Peter Applebome
• Knight's successor is his son
  by Associated Press
• End of an era
  by R.B. Fallstrom Associated Press
• O.J. says he doesn't observe anniversary of wife's death
• Competition called vital in health care
  by Angie Welling Deseret Morning News
• Katrina benefit is Monday at salon
• Hurricane Otis lashes at Mexico coast
  by Jorge Barrera Associated Press
• Caption only: Pink ribbons of honor
• Mother sentenced to prison
  by Christina Almeida Associated Press
• S. California breathes sigh of relief as blaze wanes
  by Michael R. Blood Associated Press
• Turned over: Utes fall behind in a hurry, can't hold off Heels
  by Dirk Facer Deseret Morning News
• Suspect in stabbing of 2 to undergo evaluation
• Davis, Fremont lead way at Kiwanis
  by Tom Haraldsen
• Legacy Parkway timeline
• Ferrie leads Dunhill Links with five-stroke cushion
  by Associated Press
• Campus notes
• One-sided shootout: SDSU routs flat BYU
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Globetrotting
  by Kathryn Clayton Deseret Morning News
• Rocky story just a vendetta?
• Bestsellers
  by New York Times News Service
• Don't prohibit Spanish ads
• Biography shows the real Joseph Smith
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• Violinist set career path at early age
  by Rebecca C. Howard Deseret Morning News
• Towns devastated by Rita feeling ignored
  by Jennifer Steinhauer New York Times News Service
• Utah, N. Carolina schedules
• Bush team pondering new measures against Syria
  by Warren P. Strobel
• Hallmark's 'CSI: Topeka' card fails to amuse mayor
• SUU students quiz Huntsman on issues
  by Nancy Perkins Deseret Morning News
• Guard tells of killing, escape
  by Associated Press
• LDS Temples in Utah
• Katrina and Rita just the beginning?
  by Joseph B. Verrengia Associated Press
• WAC refs a headache for Aggies
  by Jay Hinton Deseret Morning News
• Chard helps Rowland Hall bag the 2A team tennis title
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret Morning News
• Restaurant robbed; workers held in freezer
• Irish QB airs it out in Notre Dame win
  by Tom Coyne Deseret Morning News
• Transactions
• Visit to Paris needn't cost arm and leg
  by Jocelyn Gecker Associated Press
• Leaf-peeping bolsters autumn tourism
  by Sandy Shore Associated Press
• Classic comedies, musical open this week around town
  by Ivan M. Lincoln Deseret Morning News
• Sony getting animated
  by Claudia Puig USA TODAY
• Sheehan ill-serves the anti-Iraq war movement
  by Charles Krauthammer
• N-storage issue beyond Utah
• Multitalented Lehrer to join S.L. book festival
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• Auditions
• Utah Shakespeare Festival set
• Hastert must adjust to handling leadership without DeLay
  by Carl Hulse New York Times News Service
• Utah report card
• Compile records before disaster
  by Damon Darlin New York Times News Service
• Man questioned in deaths of 4 family members
• Clinton, Centerville vote Tuesday
  by Nicole Warburton Deseret Morning News
• Synod brings 256 bishops to Vatican to discuss issues
  by Nicole Winfield Associated Press
• 'Internal' problem sits Ganther on U. bench
  by Dirk Facer Deseret Morning News
• Blaze get busy building team
  by Jared Eborn Deseret Morning News
• College football scores
• Demos propose expanded primary
  by Will Lester Associated Press
• LDS sustain and release general authorities
• Playoffs no longer an easy-in for 5A
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Williams spends time off in pressbox
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• People on the move
• Rocky busy dispelling myths
• Maybe Fillmore should be the state's capital
  by Jay Evensen Deseret Morning News
• NFL, Mexico testing market
  by Will Weissert Associated Press
• Base notes
• Caption only: You say I'm a dirty pig?
• Group toils to raise funds to buy 92 acres at Topaz
  by Deborah Bulkeley Deseret Morning News
• Will justices revamp religious liberties?
  by Erin Stewart Deseret Morning News
• Health illiteracy a health hazard
  by Lois M. Collins Deseret Morning News
• Nullified TD tough for U. to swallow
  by Dirk Facer Deseret Morning News
• St. George Marathon sees Utah winners
  by Sam Johnston
• Utes back on track, spike Frogs
  by Linda Hamilton Deseret Morning News
• Housing agencies receive federal grants

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