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Articles in Jun 1, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Art at the Main marks 2nd year
• String camp runs July 28 to Aug. 1
• Y. opens museum to kids
• Baseball Sunday: Around the horn
• Caption only: Capping graduation rites
• MormonTimes.com: Temple Square summer plans
  by Marianne Holman Church News staff writer
• Experts call for inspections after crane falls
  by David B. Caruso Associated Press
• Florida, Michigan delegates get half a vote
  by Dan Balz Washington Post
• Checa captures pole position
  by Ray Grass Deseret News
• Chaperone must pay $700,000 in death
• Players are 'better spaced,' RSL coach says of defense
  by James Edward Deseret News
• Findley's play the difference for RSL Saturday
  by Michael Black Deseret News
• Shuttle delivering $1B space lab
  by Marcia Dunn Associated Press
• Aid workers still waiting to enter Myanmar delta
  by John Heilprin Associated Press
• ERs can't ignore impact of obesity
  by Jeremy Brown The Washington Post
• Lost music by Mozart?
  by Associated Press
• Literary footnotes
• Don't relax liquor laws
• Kids' books to take along on the road
  by Leanne Italie Associated Press
• Showing at local galleries
  by Compiled by Dave Gagon Deseret News
• MormonTimes.com: Pres. Monson tours Curitiba temple
  by Gerry Avant Church News editor
• William will serve on ship in azure Caribbean waters
• MormonTimes.com: Arizona experiences growth; 3 new temples to meet
  by Jill B. Adair Church News correspondent
• $20,000 in awards goes to 7 students
• Secretary of state joins army of Kiss fans
• Stanley Cup Finals
• Riverton woman is found dead in tub
• Chinese preparing to drain quake lake
  by William Foreman Associated Press
• Becker calls for funding of bikeways, trails
  by Jared Page Deseret News
• Students get motorcycle-safety lessons
  by Clayton Norlen Deseret News
• Davis County honors 2 as public health heroes
  by Joseph M. Dougherty Deseret News
• Pleasant Grove cyclist barely misses out on Olympic berth
  by Associated Press
• Brickman to help fund band purchases
• U.S. economy seen as world's most competitive
  by John MacIntyre
• Author shakes, stirs market with new James Bond novel
  by Jill Lawless Associated Press
• Let's bless the USA
• Newseum is a monument to First Amendment rights
  by Brett Zongker Associated Press
• 'Adam the King' a less than noble piece of storytelling
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret News
• 'Saturday's Voyeur' celebrates 30 years
  by Erica Hansen Deseret News
• Sikahema ready to rumble with Canseco
  by Dick Harmon Deseret News
• Marinade is delicious problem
  by Lee Benson Deseret News
• Blaze face Rampage with playoffs in mind
  by Loren Jorgensen Deseret News
• Be model citizens, Bush urges grads
  by Deb Riechmann Associated Press
• No future on Rushmore
• Obama quits his church, citing controversies
  by Margaret Talev McClatchy Newspapers
• Evidence grows in bogus-check case, feds say
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret News
• Iraq vet admits guilt in attack on his baby
• Griffey, Bruce lead Reds
  by Associated Press
• Bountiful Council adopts optional recycling service
  by Joseph M. Dougherty Deseret News
• 16-year-old football player dies
• Hospital settles 2 suits over mistreated man
• Bad economy, good service
  by Meghan Daum Los Angeles Times
• 'Yoga' a satire on marketing in U.S.
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret News
• 'Curious Savage,' 'King and I' open this week
  by Erica Hansen Deseret News
• 'War on terror' sounds vague
• Fun, sun, golf, sand; It's grand in Bermuda
  by Wade Jewkes Deseret News
• Library to host 'Pepper' artist
• Boom to bust? Housing crisis drops ice on hot S. Utah market
  by Nancy Perkins
• Sports on TV, radio
• Matheson seeks funds for water conservation
  by Amy Macavinta Deseret News
• Utah County is slowly starting to rebound
  by Tad Walch Deseret News
• Birthdays for Sunday, June 1
• WSU retiree pens 2nd novel about mean streets of S.L.
  by Wendy Leonard Deseret News
• Pistorius begins bid for Olympics
• Some calm returns for S. Africa's migrants
  by Devon Haynie Associated Press
• Transactions
• RSL shakes off blues versus Earthquakes
  by James Edward Deseret News
• FEMA closing trailer parks
  by Michael Kunzelman Associated Press
• Police investigate shooting in Poplar Grove neighborhood
• Utah-linked CDs well worth a listen
  by Edward Reichel Deseret News
• Lessons from mothers about saving money
  by Janet Bodnar Kiplinger's Money Power
• Leader must reach out to all
• Gifter, regifter, regiftee -- where does it all end for taxpayer?
  by Rock Mitchell
• Commuter relief: Companies help employees deal with fuel costs
  by Sarah E. Needleman The Wall Street Journal
• A capsule commencement speech
  by Deseret News editorial
• Violinist shares talent with young musicians
  by Rodger L. Hardy Deseret News
• BYU college of arts makes staff changes
• Brits saw smoke danger in '56
• Job-training programs in spotlight
  by Wendy Leonard Deseret News
• Quakes spur global tremors, U. scientist says
  by James Thalman Deseret News

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