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Articles in Apr 5, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• DiCaprio buys eco-friendly apartment in New York
• Inside BYU's spring camp
• Former Mormon Tabernacle Choir director lands at Utah State
  by Steve Fidel Deseret Morning News
• Caption only: Town mourns after fire
• 7 ex-parks chiefs back gun ban
  by Matthew Daly Associated Press
• Democratic Convention may showcase West
  by Lisa Riley Roche Deseret Morning News
• Zimbabwe ruling party says Mugabe still in race
  by Celia W. Dugger New York Times News Service
• Booster seat contest extended to April 26
• High school girls' golf
• NCAA tournament
• Car lovers, start your engines
  by Brice Wallace Deseret Morning News
• US wins at women's hockey worlds
• Wife exasperated by in-laws' visits
  by Annie's Mailbox
• Big Oil causes high prices
• Pay By Touch assets acquired by CardWorks Processing
• 400 picket Westboro Baptist Church
  by Associated Press
• Amber Alert criteria essential
• Bronco epitomizes the true-blue Cougar
  by Dick Harmon Deseret Morning News
• Child-abuse awareness fair is planned today
• U.S. attorney office to open St. George branch
• Birth control options grow
  by Mike Stobbe Associated Press
• Campus notes: Utah State
• Airports screen behavior
  by David B. Caruso Associated Press
• 4 members of council plan to vote for skybridge
  by Jared Page
• 5 sororities unite for orphanage
  by Wendy Leonard Deseret Morning News
• Audit finds lots of blame in S.L. planning woes
  by Jared Page Deseret Morning News
• Girardi misses game
• Roy's Jachim stifles Braves
  by Andrew Aragon Deseret Morning News
• Choir prepares to sing for the pope
  by Sarah Karush Associated Press
• A fruitless overhaul plan
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Put pumping station to use
• Davis County measure would protect water
• Birthdays for Saturday, April 5
• Spanish Fork blanks Taylorsville
  by Michael Black Deseret Morning News
• Tulsa wins first CBI championship
  by Associated Press
• Caption only: Storms batter South
• Clintons disclose income
  by Jim Kuhnhenn
• Vikings win another nail-biter
  by Ryan Comer
• LDS conference: Church is expected to add an apostle
  by Carrie A. Moore Deseret Morning News
• Okur: Out of intermission, on a mission
  by Linda Hamilton Deseret Morning News
• Grizzlies defeated in offensive duel
  by John Coon Deseret Morning News
• Students bring hope to the Hopis
  by Rebecca Palmer Deseret Morning News
• Solemn assembly will be in Saturday morning conference session
• MormonTimes.com: Living Mormon
• Rabbis urged to show their moral leadership
• Floors for the Four: Championship teams play on Utah company's
  by Jasen Lee Deseret Morning News
• Be considerate of carriers
• Professor from Harvard to lecture on values
• Britain seeks to keep ban on Snoop Dogg's entry
• Tigers can remember the Alamo from 2007
  by Jamie Aron Associated Press
• Alomar honored for 'Excellence'
  by Associated Press
• Animals often spared from execution drug
  by Mark Sherman Associated Press
• Truck drivers rally over the rising cost of fuel
• Utah Jazz game at a glance
• Did officials unduly press consultants for iProvo?
  by Jens Dana Deseret Morning News
• Stolen bike recovered after posting on eBay
• 167 kids taken in Texas raid
  by Ben Winslow Deseret Morning News
• WNIT at a glance
• Somebody's always fiddling around
  by Sandra L. Lee Lewiston Tribune
• LSU picks Alleva as athletic director
• NBC's fall schedule for fall 2008
• Web offers funny comics
• LNR Property announces completion of first building
• Judge permanently bars Commandments
• South valley needs theater
• RSL ready to face Chivas at site of past debacles
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Sports on radio, TV
• Trial dates are set for 2 murder suspects
• Additional TRAX service today, Sunday
• S.L. County Demo meet postponed to April 26
  by Arthur Raymond Deseret Morning News
• Al-Maliki orders freeze in Shiite raids
  by Robert H. Reid
• Air attacks planned as revenge
  by David Stringer Associated Press
• Dead inmate's family wins battle, but will feds pay?
  by Copyright 2008 Deseret Morning News By Geoffrey Fattah Deseret
• Tough foe? No problem
  by Brad Rock Deseret Morning News
• Brain games target dementia-fearing baby boomers
  by Rob Waters Bloomberg News
• Will West win Demo spotlight?
  by Lisa Riley Roche Deseret Morning News
• Jesus Field seeks help
• Going down memory lane? Stop at barbershop
  by G. Don Gale
• Gas prices push driving costs up
  by Laura Hancock Deseret Morning News
• 81-year-old critical after being hit by car

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