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Articles in Mar 7, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Cyclist travels around the world in 195 days
• 'Permanence' explores tattoo culture, history
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Dining out: The Cheesecake Factory
  by Stacey Kratz Deseret Morning News
• Legislators abuse power
• It's OK if practic doesn't always make perfect
  by Carmen Rasmusen
• Kennecott to accelerate operations at Bingham
• MormonTimes.com: South Carolina teens choose LDS prom
• In NFL life, Sapp was off the map
  by Brad Rock Deseret Morning News
• Hotline set for Saturday
• High school student kills self at school
• AYP increases after Utah's appeals
  by Tiffany Erickson Deseret Morning News
• Backers cheer I-15 expansion
  by Catherine Smith Deseret Morning News
• Jazz go against Suns, Shaq
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• UCLA turns back Stanford
  by Associated Press
• Aggies roll over Broncos
  by Jeff Hinton Deseret Morning News
• Guard unit to hold demolition training
• Garden tips and events
• Rome ends free visits to Roman Forum
• For the birds
• '101 Dalmatians' is doggone great
  by Angelyn Nelson Hutchinson Deseret Morning News
• Linkin Park's latest album revamps the band creatively and
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Clinton-Obama fight good for the party and the voters
  by Ellen Goodman
• Low-key lawmaking
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• MormonTimes.com: Modern pioneers make handcart trek
• Wolverine makes Sierra appearance
  by Tom Knudson McClatchy Newspapers
• Skiing: Vonn aims for downhill record
• 51 charged in case of fraudulent voting
• Lopez opens season with bang as T-Wolves trounce Mtn. View
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret Morning News
• Dmitrich among retiring lawmakers
  by Nicole Warburton Deseret Morning News
• Does daylight-saving time save energy?
  by John Scheibe Scripps Howard News Service
• HeadyS.L. enjoys Capitol honeymoon
  by Jared Page Deseret Morning News
• MWC reprimands U. coach Boylen for his remarks
  by Associated Press
• Bio-Path Inc. merges with Ogden Golf Co.
• Driver of Jetta is sought in East High incident
• Greece hopes new museum will help win back Elgin marbles
  by Associated Press
• Upcoming DVD releases
  by Compiled
• In quest for fitness, payoff takes time
  by Jody Genessy Deseret Morning News
• Anti-illegal legislation unfair
• Disney princesses to make royal visit to S.L.
  by Erica Hansen Deseret Morning News
• Golf: Charges filed in hawk killing
• Google banned from mapping military bases
• One-fifth of soldiers at risk for PTSD
  by Gregg Zoroya USA Today
• When a club coach hands you $1,500 in cash . . .
  by Copyright 2008 Deseret Morning News By Amy Donaldson Deseret Morning
• Shooting victim's wife still angry at gunman
• Nobel winner retracts study on sense of smell
• 'SportsBeat' KOs competition
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Golf-course plan hits bogey in Cedar Hills
  by Ethan Thomas Deseret Morning News
• Media fueling corruption on Wall Street?
  by Wendy Leonard Deseret Morning News
• A.K. doesn't travel with Jazz to Phoenix
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Police searching for missing 17-year-old
• Choose window materials well
  by Ann Robinson
• Leisure reading
• Get crafting: Here's a look at what's new in the world of crafts
  by Carma Wadley Deseret Morning News
• Spill Canvas is batting 1,000
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Street named after murderer
• If you feed them, they'll come
• Southwest faces fine over safety
  by David Koenig Associated Press
• Bomber strikes 'crossroads of world' -- Times Square
  by Tom Hays Associated Press
• Caption only: 3 cheers for the championship
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Candidate promises to restore sanity
• Been great but it's over, a tearful Favre says
  by Associated Press
• Gunman attacks school in Jerusalem, kills 8
  by Dion Nissenbaum McClatchy Newspapers
• Ex-Hill mechanic gets 18 months for threats
• 3 Weber players honored
  by For the Deseret Morning News
• NBA TODAY
• Initiative for restoring lake's shore advances
  by Deseret Morning News
• Raser starts development on 2 geothermal projects
• Springtime means it's time to sow seeds
  by Larry A. Sagers Deseret Morning News
• Books on food and golf, around the world
• Who's doing what?
• Today on TV
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Never-ending anime game is easy on the eyes
  by Ben Winslow Deseret Morning News
• 2 Demos' promises empty
• Resort-style security moving to 6 airports
  by Bloomberg News
• Quotes from LDS leaders
• FBI turning from crime to terror
  by Pete Yost Associated Press
• Thais arrest 'Merchant of Death'
  by Michael Casey Associated Press
• Hearing is delayed for ex-interim mayor
• Spanish Fork bats blow up in blowout
  by Ethan Thomas Deseret Morning News

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