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Articles in May 29, 2007 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• 2 S. Utah teachers are honored
• 2100 North option is best
• Vandals burn flags on veterans' graves
• Scientists home in on breast-cancer genetics
  by Nicholas Wade New York Times News Service
• Thiriot rows from Skyline to Harvard
  by Heidi LeBaron Deseret Morning News
• 4 Y. students honored for radio newscast
• Many Iraqis enter sex trade to survive
  by Katherine Zoepf New York Times News Service
• U.S., Iran talks are their first in 27 years
  by James Janega Chicago Tribune
• Caption only: A tribute to troops
• Caption only: Backs to the wall
• Mistakes, not lost composure, worry Jazz the most
  by Linda Hamilton Deseret Morning News
• European Stocks May Climb, Paced by ABN Amro, BHP, Rio Tinto
  by Adria Cimino c.2007 Bloomberg News
• Magnitude 6.0 earthquake rattles Indonesia
  by Associated Press
• Today on TV
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Writer likes variety in what he reads -- and writes
  by Laura Hancock Deseret Morning News
• Demos getting things done
• 2 men killed outside South Beach restaurant
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Dixie residents to review 4 'visions' for growth
  by Nancy Perkins Deseret Morning News
• UVSC, Alpine District offer summer classes
• Bush to impose stiff sanctions on Sudan
  by Sheryl Gay Stolberg New York Times News Service
• Andretti opts to retire, again
  by Mike Harris Associated Press
• NHL playoffs
• Schilling shines as Boston wins
  by Associated Press
• Closing minutes salvage East series
  by Sam Smith Chicago Tribune
• Japanese Stocks Climb, Led by Banks; Shipping Companies Rise
  by Patrick Rial
• Centerville officer arrested in domestic violence incident
  by Ben Winslow Deseret Morning News
• Utahn competes in geography bee
• Test all drivers at 75
• It's never too early for Jazz to 'feel a draft'
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Clemens sharp in 6 innings in Triple-A
  by Associated Press
• Bush sees polls as proof of public's support
  by Jennifer Loven Associated Press
• Kobe wants West in L.A.
  by Broderick Turner Riverside Press-Enterprise
• Best in class: Top schools stock trophy cases with amazing years
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Beijing blasts U.S. report on China military
• Giuliani sands down some rough edges
  by Michael Powell New York Times News Service
• S.R. 261 deadly for smugglers, cargo
  by Deborah Bulkeley Deseret Morning News
• History
• 'Boring' Spurs do what it takes
  by Mike Finger San Antonio Express-News
• Consumer confidence rebounds in May despite rising gasoline prices
  by Anne D'Innocenzio Associated Press
• Summer adventures? Pack a book
  by Marilou Sorensen
• TV ads torture watchers
• Bugs on drugs infest police evidence room
• Skybridge popular
  by Copyright 2007 Deseret Morning News By Doug Smeath Deseret Morning
• 3 generations of family graduating
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook Deseret Morning News
• BYU hosting Summer Education Workshops
• Fox unwilling to fade into the sunset
  by Oscar Avila Chicago Tribune
• Sports briefs
• Sports on TV, radio
• Historians tell details of massacre
  by Carrie A. Moore Deseret Morning News
• Spurs take control as Jazz lose theirs
  by Howard Beck New York Times News Service
• Gold Trades Near Two-Month Low, Silver Little Changed in Asia
  by Jesse Riseborough 2007 Bloomberg News
• 10 U.S. soldiers killed in helicopter crash and roadside bombings; 5
  by Ravi Nessman Associated Press
• History summer camps start June 4
• Thank you to U.S. military
• Our culture is impoverished
• 10th-inning doubles lift listless Bees past Fresno
  by John Coon
• Caption only: Summer's near
• Cavs may play without Hughes
  by Tom Withers Associated Press
• Pilot hospitalized after S. Utah crash
• Pickup driver charged in fatal traffic accident
• Needle-exchange ban in D.C. is challenged
  by Ian Urbina New York Times News Service
• Caption only: Beauty, talent at pageant
• Ailing Williams unable to power Jazz past the Spurs
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret Morning News
• Loss of control: Jazz now in 3-1 hole as Spurs seize momentum
• Cindy Sheehan 'resigns' as protest leader, drained by biting
  by Angela K. Brown Associated Press
• Jordan High celebrating its 100th
• New light, new problem?
• 2 wayward whales halt swim toward the ocean
• Demo hopefuls chasing 'superdelegates'
  by Beth Fouhy Associated Press
• Murray trio highlight 4A softball all-stars
• State striving to 'rehabilitate' watersheds
  by Nicole Warburton Deseret Morning News
• Gardening is nourishing inmates
  by Associated Press
• Israel OKs stepped-up ground assault
  by Steve Weizman Associated Press
• Cranes, operators in short supply
  by Matt Joyce Associated Press
• Minor quake jolts S. Jordan area
• Okur's stat line may be misleading
  by Greg Boeck USA Today
• Indian Rupee Near 9-Year High as Growth May Boost Capital Flows
  by Sam Nagarajan c.2007 Bloomberg News
• Misery doubles in refugee camp as thousands flee violence between
  by Bassem Mroue Associated Press
• Fantasia a fantastic addition to 'Color Purple'
  by Michael Kuchwara Associated Press

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