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Articles in Jun 8, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• World holds high hopes for an Obama presidency
  by Gregory Katz Associated Press
• Survivors recount '63 Scout tragedy
  by Rodger L. Hardy Deseret News
• Correction: Intermountain Medical Center
• Poppinga brothers plan football camps
• UDOT plans Weber, N. Davis open houses
  by Lynn Arave Deseret News
• Financial literacy leads to scholarships for 2
• Budget chief promotes plan
• Midwest hit by floods, tornadoes
  by Tom Murphy Associated Press
• Caption only: Channeling the Himalayas
• Suns hire Terry Porter as coach
  by Associated Press
• Boy, 3, was burned, then beaten to death
• Council backs off plan to reduce free parking
  by Jared Page Deseret News
• RSL game at a glance
• MormonTimes.com: Internet turns Scottish clans into global tribe
  by Chloe Fussell Reuters.com
• Political promises not kept
• New academy of art
• Goofy 'Kung Fu' a lot funnier than 'Sex' and 'Zohan'
  by Jeff Vice Deseret News
• Like first grade, basics are needed for first job
  by Joseph Walker Brigham Young University
• Playwright chronicles her year with Sarkozy
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret News
• 3Com faces fierce rivals, collapsed deal
  by Andrew Leckey Tribune Media Services
• Pet projects still abound in D.C.
  by Andrew Taylor
• Mayor scraps museum idea
• USU academy is science immersion
  by Wendy Leonard Deseret News
• Patriots' star QB still slowed by ankle injury
• Zobell grabs one-stroke lead
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret News
• Korea doesn't want beef from older cows
• Scientists baffled as dirty job on Mars goes awry
  by Bob Christie Associated Press
• Caption only: Moscow ceremony
• Cooley tells how it really is in his blog
  by Joseph White Associated Press
• Pilot killed when plane crashes in Alaska
• Robbie Knievel jump may be his last in Texas
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Bonds' bats are ready and waiting for him
  by New York Times News Service
• Lawsuit against Utah ed bill is grandstanding
  by Sen. Howard Stephenson
• Super Band to perform at fundraiser
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret News
• Utah Chamber Artists excited about touring in Europe
  by Edward Reichel Deseret News
• U.S. didn't learn from the '70s
  by John Dillin Christian Science Monitor
• Now is time to examine portfolios
  by Andrew Leckey Tribune Media Services
• Grand Canyon: Walking the rim
  by Lynn Arave Deseret News
• What is there to do?
• Tomato-linked salmonella illness spreads to 16 states
  by Matt Mygatt Associated Press
• Lake fest is good, green fun
  by Sara Israelsen-Hartley Deseret News
• Johnson sweeps 2nd straight U.S. gym title
• Sports legend Jim McKay dies at 86
  by David Bauder Associated Press
• Rowland Hall student is named a Toyota Scholar
• Layton has high hopes for Fort Lane
  by Lynn Arave Deseret News
• Auto suicide attempted
• Lakers' Jackson has respect for Auerbach
  by Tom Withers Associated Press
• Cactus hunters find human remains
• Actors union agrees to new 3-year contract
• Lineman museum may have electrical effect
  by Tim Woodward Idaho Statesman
• Transactions
• Art canvas
• Obama's policies flawed
• 'Journal' is close-up of Iraq war
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret News
• That necktie may make you a better worker
  by Jay Evensen Deseret News
• Trying to make ends meet? Share your story
  by Greg Kratz Deseret News
• Democrats also waged wars
• Construction closes road
• Stem cells apparently cure toddler
  by Thomas H. Maugh II Los Angeles Times
• Carry a big stick: Where to bats come from?
  by Detroit Free Press
• Female body found in creek at Little Dell
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret News
• Spies notches seventh Superbike victory
• Ivanovic victorious in Paris
  by Howard Fendrich Associated Press
• Children find creative outlet at Provo celebration
  by Elizabeth Stuart Deseret News
• Texas city awaiting next phase of case
  by Brian West Deseret News
• Alpine Loop reopens between canyons
• Who's least likable star: Bonds or Clemens?
  by Brad Rock Deseret News
• QB throws 10 TD passes in victory
  by Associated Press
• China eases threat by draining water from lake formed by big
  by Cara Anna Associated Press
• Bees fall to Sky Sox
• Stewart, other Utahns shine in N.M.
  by Nick Newman Deseret News
• Guardian Angels -- heroes or vigilantes?
  by Deseret News editorial
• Concert calendar
• Bill Moyers book exudes wisdom
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret News
• Education's greatest function is role in preserving democracy
  by Diane Cameron Christian Science Monitor
• Housing woes take toll on construction
  by Alex Veiga Associated Press
• Auditions
• Baseball Sunday: Around the horn
• Small districts forced to trim bus service
  by Andrew Kirk Deseret News

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