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Articles in Jun 22, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Cannon: 3rd District GOP candidates making their final pitches
  by Suzanne Struglinski Deseret News
• Carroll now a passin' assassin
  by Linda Hamilton Deseret News
• Airport official put on council
• Mitt helps McCain; Hillary bad for Obama
  by Copyright 2008 Deseret News By Lisa Riley Roche Deseret News
• Woozy Findley exits early
  by James Edward Deseret News
• Sheckler wins Dew Tour opener
• Drag racer killed in fiery wreck
  by Associated Press
• Riverton may hike property taxes by more than 200%
  by Amy Choate-Nielsen Deseret News
• New hospital is a jewel
• Murray Youth City Council seeks students interested in government
• Concert calendar
• Utah boasts another regional premiere, 'Altar Boyz'
  by Erica Hansen Deseret News
• GOP primary features intriguing races
  by Frank Pignanelli
• Canada's beautiful Banff has history of 'importing tourists'
  by Carma Wadley Deseret News
• Seastone founder focuses on customers
• Rome diocese won't let 'Angels & Demons' be filmed in churches
  by Ariel David Associated Press
• New Orleans streetcar line reopens
  by Becky Bohrer Associated Press
• 10 parks considered at risk from coal plants
  by Associated Press
• U.S. about halfway to refugee goal
  by Matthew Lee Associated Press
• California crews fight dozens of wildfires
  by Don Thompson Associated Press
• Rising river is raising worries on Mississippi
  by Cheryl Wittenauer Associated Press
• Caption only: Soaking skirmish
• Cultural day slated at BYU museum
• Historic homes in financial peril
  by Stephanie Reitz Associated Press
• NBA draft projections
• Woman killed, child injured in rollover
• Recall the mother of all Jazz picks?
  by Brad Rock Deseret News
• Ships struggle to reach ferry amid storms
  by Jim Gomez Associated Press
• Caption only: Off to the race track
• Top 3 players join tennis council
• Hot-hitting Bees sting Sacramento
  by Loren Jorgensen Deseret News
• Columnists are inspiring
• AtTask prospering after a shaky start
• Campbell won't apologize to airline in luggage fight
• Caption only: New sculpture
• 'Counselor' chronicles life, work of former JFK staffer
  by Parry Sorensen
• While not viewed as the best tourists, Americans ranked most
  by John MacIntyre
• Agel supplements started with dream
• Titanium offering foreclosure solutions
• Obama is a true leader
• Hutchings Museum plans a big week
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret News
• Opposition mounts to clean-air change
  by Duncan Mansfield Associated Press
• Commuters encouraged to donate food
• Man indicted in ammo case
  by Jennifer Dobner Associated Press
• Teens' pregnancy pact alarms Massachusetts town
  by Melissa Trujillo Associated Press
• Another vehicle plows into N.Y. pedestrians
• Guard gets chance for competitive fun
  by Amy Macavinta Deseret News
• Suh'dutsing improves lives of Paiutes
• Utah diver takes 3rd at U.S. Olympic trials
• Caption only: Appreciation for firefighters
• Cedar Hills to vote on tax hike
  by Ethan Thomas Deseret News
• Hole-in-one
• Small school all-stars enjoy one last gridiron game
  by Andrew Aragon Deseret News
• Giants remain team to beat
  by Tim Cowlishaw The Dallas Morning News
• Cink drains birdies to take lead
  by Associated Press
• Reid expert at cynical ploys
• WSU's Science in the Parks program plans activities at 6 Ogden
• People on the move
• Auditions
• New comedy is scary bad, while horror film is funny
  by Jeff Vice Deseret News
• Business savvy keeps ANS growing
• Packsize a leader in corrugated products
• Calgary gateway to Canadian Parks
  by Carma Wadley Deseret News
• Iraq's refugee crisis hitting women and children hard
  by Kim Gamel Associated Press
• Late surf legend comes to life in 'Perfect Waves'
  by John Rogers Associated Press
• Alaskans may receive energy-relief payment
  by Sean Cockerham
• Actor Harrelson is accused of assaulting paparazzo
• GOP insiders want consistency from McCain
  by Michael D. Shear
• Council OKs incorporation of Hideout as a town
• Governor pardons man convicted of rape in '96
• The number: 17% -- Discouraged Americans; few think country is on
• Parade to run photo by Park City resident
• Jordan Board OKs school in Herriman
  by Amy K. Stewart Deseret News
• Caption only: Sparkling send-off
• 2009 Farmington budget highlights
• Edwards shoves Bowyer aside for win
• Owlz win in Hurst's pro debut
  by Jeff Call Deseret News
• Air quality alert a hoax?
• Companion Systems lives by its slogan
• Stolen art -- BYU searches the world to recover pilfered pieces
  by Tad Walch Deseret News

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