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

• Yahoo board faces a possible mutiny
  by Michael Liedtke Associated Press
• Redstone OK with Cruise in 4th 'Mission Impossible'
• Jazz looking to play role of coronation crashers
  by Jody Genessy Deseret News
• Woman reported as missing contacts family
• Emergency storage is for more than just food
  by Jolene Parker
• World datelines
• Police still searching for 3 armed robbers
  by Pat Reavy Deseret News
• Caption only: A run in the sun
• Plea bargain is possible in death of a hairstylist
• Hill AFB team wins award
• Council supports 400 West TRAX alignment
  by Jared Page Deseret News
• Son must take control of situation
  by Annie's Mailbox
• Auditions
• MLB today
• Idaho gets uranium plant
  by John Miller Associated Press
• Mexico's oil sector tied to cultural identity
  by Alvaro Vargas Llosa
• Keep sex-offender registry
  by Deseret News editorial
• Teen birth rate rises for first time in 10 years
  by James Thalman Deseret News
• Okur is recognizing options
  by Linda Hamilton Deseret News
• Open house Thursday for Grandview School
• Rewards offered in prairie dog case
• Countrywide admits errors
  by Associated Press
• Man arrested in probe of child sex abuse, rape
• Police videoed beating 3 men
  by Associated Press
• Orem's Baird, Kallunki big in Region 7 victory
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret News
• Philly relishes role as underdogs
  by Dan Gelston Associated Press
• County OKs Sandy funds
• Blended flour helps recipe
  by Jeanne Jones
• Say yes to a gas-tax holiday
• Council moves ahead on $1.8M land purchase
• All S.L. libraries to host sidewalk-chalk drawing
• Too many cynics in world
• Rethink marijuana laws
• More Utahns showing up on reality TV
  by Valerie Phillips Deseret News
• Rewards boosted to nab animal abusers
  by Aaron Falk Deseret News
• Realignment still up in air
  by Andrew Aragon Deseret News
• Iraqi civilians flee fighting in Shiite stronghold
  by Selcan Hacaoglu Associated Press
• Fisher knows there's no quit in Jazz
  by Tim Buckley Deseret News
• Learning to surf ... on the Web
  by Ethan Thomas Deseret News
• Hero's welcome planned for Archuleta
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• Blaze QB named AFL player of the week
• Defeated candidate may sue GOP
  by Tad Walch Deseret News
• Charges are dropped against doctor in death
• Israel turns nostalgic at 60
  by Matti Friedman Associated Press
• For busy moms: Rhodes marks 50 years of 'homemade' without the
  by Valerie Phillips Deseret News
• Stop defending FLDS
• MormonTimes.com: Being active is key to healthy living
  by Jennifer Larson Deseret News
• Bees back home, fall to Isotopes
  by John Coon Deseret News
• Evans & Sutherland sees narrower loss of $1.2 million
• What is there to do?
• Home prices will keep falling, Fannie Mae says
  by Marcy Gordon Associated Press
• Georgia resumes executions
  by Shannon McCaffrey Associated Press
• Cougars bid farewell to seniors
  by Jaclyn Olsen
• June sentencing hearing set for toddler's killer
  by Sara Israelsen-Hartley Deseret News
• Teen dies when car plunges into canyon
• Colleges dealing with rising food costs
  by Mark Pratt Associated Press
• Cavemen save own postseason while denying one to Knights
  by Jaclyn Olsen
• Transactions
• Man says enticement law unconstitutional
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret News
• 75 students arrested in San Diego drug raids
• Floyd's no-hitter bid foiled
  by Associated Press
• What's cooking
  by Compiled by Valerie Phillips Deseret News
• Letter carriers prepare to collect for food bank
• Committee is formed to check mine stability
• MormonTimes.com: Today in the Bloggernacle
  by Emily W. Jensen MormonTimes.com blogger
• Small-business index dips again
  by Jasen Lee Deseret News
• Lemony pancakes rich in flavor, not fat
  by Jim Romanoff
• Was jazz shaped by dancing?
  by Amy K. Stewart Deseret News
• Birthdays for Wednesday, May 7
• Beach volleyball team withdraws to heal up
• Police arrest man in pharmacy bomb threat
• MormonTimes.com: Women's Conference speakers tell grads to keep
  by Molly Farmer Deseret News
• N.J.'s ex-governor, wife go to court to start divorce
• Devils blank Bruins with tough defense
  by Ryan Comer
• VA official apologizes for tone of e-mail
  by Kimberly Hefling Associated Press
• Nevada guv wants his mansion back
  by Brendan Riley Associated Press
• Chemistry club from USU adds bang to science
  by Wendy Leonard Deseret News
• EPA might not limit perchlorate in water
  by Erica Werner Associated Press
• Don't throw away stale French bread
  by Hints
• We must stay course

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