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Articles in Mar 2, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• East needs better teams
• Desperados defeat Force
• 'Guerrilla artist' Banksy goes from streets to salons
  by Jill Lawless Associated Press
• Jazz get one for the road
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Recession ahead?
  by Dave Carpenter Associated Press
• Black enjoyed work with 'Rewind' director
  by Barbara Vancher Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• New role will be fun, daunting
  by Erica Hansen Deseret Morning News
• Capecchi honored again
• Lawmakers get tough with feds
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook Deseret Morning News
• Voters in Russia's Far East start casting the nation's ballots
  by Jim Heintz Associated Press
• Caption only: Krishna observance
• Israel responds to Hamas rockets, killing 54
  by Ibrahim Barzak Associated Press
• Escalante wins 1A state title
  by Dan Rasmussen Deseret Morning News
• Birthdays for For Sunday, March 2
• Campus notes
• Idaho utilities strike wind-power deal
  by Associated Press
• FEMA trailers to help Ute Tribe
  by Lezlee E. Whiting
• Bad way to avoid work: Ask friend to shoot you
• Peak performance: Lone Peak repeats as 5A champion, defeats Bingham
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Managers who are too nice often make the workplace worse
  by Jared Sandberg The Wall Street Journal
• Rebels, Aztecs get wins
  by Associated Press
• Portland State impressive in 52-point rout of Montana
  by Associated Press
• Georgia star gymnast out
• U.S. paparazzi truly scumlike
  by Nick Stern Christian Science Monitor
• Juilliard, Met meld opera training
  by Allan Kozinn New York Times News Service
• Slavery didn't end with Civial War
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Buying Amgen stock worth considering
  by Anne Kates Smith Kiplinger's Personal Finance
• Utes host Wyoming in Top 25 showdown
  by Dirk Facer Deseret Morning News
• NBA 24--second clock
  by Associated Press
• Legislature gliding to a quiet finish
  by Nicole Warburton Deseret Morning News
• Robotic pooches cheer up elderly
  by Cheryl Wittenauer Associated Press
• Colorado City school hopes gym can end stigma
  by Ben Winslow Deseret Morning News
• Outdoor activities becoming the path less traveled, study finds
  by Sandy Bauers The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Incorporation law flawed, Wasatch officials say
  by Rebecca Palmer Deseret Morning News
• 'Reading' Roth audio book has pros, cons
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• Hospital fare is far better than fair
  by Matt Christensen The Times-News
• Flyers slip by Islanders; Avs' Smyth carted off ice
  by Associated Press
• Cougars continue 'Marriott Magic'
  by Jeff Call Deseret Morning News
• Like it or not, lobbying is a constitutional right
  by Charles Krauthammer
• Cougars cruise in 3 games
  by John Gale
• Mormon literature conference is set
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• Jazz 113,
• Stable management key in top funds
  by Andrew Leckey Tribune Media Services
• Red Rock Rondo plays for Earth
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Pros offer advice for older investors
  by Ellen Simon Associated Press
• Cold facts tend to cool off the ire over taxe
  by Jay Evensen Deseret Morning News
• WWII vets still turn out when needed
  by Lee Benson Deseret Morning News
• Bush seeks ban on drug sales over the Net
• Presidential campaign reshaping U.S. image
  by Laurie Goering Chicago Tribune
• Miller captures downhill title
  by Associated Press
• Lone Peak used focus to prevail -- not pressure
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret Morning News
• Judd's benefit concert hits close to home
• Harry back home after 10-week deployment
  by David Stringer Associated Press
• Woodcarvers find craft fun, relaxing
  by Andrew Kirk Deseret Morning News
• Empress Theatre plans auditions
• Male student arrested after school lockdown
• Lopez and Anthony name their twins Max and Emme
• British Airways introduces upscale OpenSkies
  by Adam Schreck Associated Press
• People on the move
• Wolverines finish season with a win
  by Jason Adkins
• Transactions
• Business goal No. 1: Serve customer
  by Eric Farr Brigham Young University
• Obama's charisma is important attribute
  by Warren Bennis
• Paramount moves 'Star Trek' release from Christmas '08 to May '09
  by David Germain Associated Press
• Golf: 3 tied at PGA National
  by Associated Press
• Family escapes blaze in S.L. apartment
• Grand Canyon to see 3rd man-made flood
  by Annie's Mailbox
• Ohio primary may hinge on county fraught with election problems
  by Joe Milicia Associated Press
• South Africa apartheid dead, but racism endures
  by Michelle Faul Associated Press
• Selig says no ban on Bonds, Clemens
  by Associated Press
• Iranians in Iraq -- openly and covertly
  by Anna Johnson Associated Press
• Caption only: 8 long seconds
• Cabdriver accused of helping abandon baby
• Wyoming 72, Utah 64
• Utah native kills himself in hospital
  by Associated Press
• Popular musicals to open
  by Erica Hansen Deseret Morning News
• How does 401(k) withdrawal affect taxes?
  by Greg Kratz Deseret Morning News
• Shameful attack on Nader
• Bruins hit back at CEU
  by Jody Genessy Deseret Morning News
• 'Prose' is a major accomplishment
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News

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