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Articles in Jun 29, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Gold, oil hold new allure for investors
  by Andrew Leckey Tribune Media Services
• Layoff news hits home, forcing new insight
  by Greg Kratz Deseret News
• London treasure tucked away at USU
  by Charles Geraci The Herald Journal
• Final decision on Euro 2012
  by Associated Press
• Health firm wins award
• Rainiers
• Sports on TV, radio
• Tourist eager to get close to nature
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret News
• Story teller: Oldest living ex-major leaguer talks about the Babe,
  by Mike Cranston Associated Press
• Anglican conservatives challenge liberals
  by Rachel Zoll Associated Press
• Makeshift levee fails, forcing Missouri town's evacuation
  by Betsy Taylor Associated Press
• Olympic Team Track and Field Trials
• Lane restrictions planned for road work
• 2 candidates focus on courting Hispanic vote
  by Mike Dorning Chicago Tribune
• Stewart gets 5th Nationwide win
  by Associated Press
• Deputy fire chief's home lost in blaze
• Iraqi refugees must receive U.S. aid
  by Morton Abramowitz Los Angeles Times
• Concert calendar
• A feast for the eyes
  by Dave Gagon Deseret News
• Intermezzo offers 5 diverse concerts
  by Edward Reichel Deseret News
• Experiencing Egypt
  by Wade Jewkes Deseret News
• A good CEO has the ability to get employees to follow
  by John E. Richards Brigham Young University
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• Hole-in-one
• Last day at Art Festival
• Speak out, silent majority
• Nail-gun safety probed in '02
  by Andrew McIntosh McClatchy Newspapers
• Pet project saving dogs in China
  by William Foreman Associated Press
• Athletes, kids team up for Sports Hero Day
  by Jens Dana Deseret News
• Thurman to marry financier boyfriend
• Ride will fund diabetes research
• Caption only: Dancing in the street
• It's quite a Gay time at the Olympic trials
  by Howard Fendrich Associated Press
• Israelis to allow food into Gaza
  by Steve Weizman Associated Press
• Swimsuit battle calls for an uneasy truce
• Utah government is spending money at alarming rate
  by Katie Christensen
• Best place to live, work, play? Houston
  by Jane Bennett Clark Kiplinger's Money Power
• 'Madness: A Bipolar Life' casts light on shadows
  by Jeff Baenen Associated Press
• Blame primary changes for low turnout
  by Jay Evensen Deseret News
• Uneasy economic times
  by Lisa Cornwell Associated Press
• Execution, bounces foil Blaze plans
  by Michael Black Deseret News
• Idahoan's old design helped Afghan farms
  by John Miller Associated Press
• NL LEADERS
• Phillies may take Myers out of rotation
  by Associated Press
• Cannon disappointing
• Fathers and sons make music together
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret News
• Alpine to require pool fences
  by Ethan Thomas Deseret News
• Utah's rivers mellow after big spring flows
  by Mike Stark Associated Press
• Love story led to suit to change currency
  by Helen O'Neill Associated Press
• Utah is producing its share of top-notch football recruits
  by Dick Harmon Deseret News
• Rice confronts beef-trade dispute in S. Korea
  by Matthew Lee Associated Press
• WSU hosts video-game-creation camp
  by Wendy Leonard Deseret News
• Spikers May-Treanor, Walsh win gold medal
• Miles gets offer, ponders Revue plans
  by Tim Buckley Deseret News
• Patriotism born at Little Bighorn
  by Michael A. Elliott Los Angeles Times
• Kids turn ideas into summer jobs
  by Janet Bodnar Kiplinger's Money Power
• Showing at local galleries
  by Compiled by Dave Gagon Deseret News
• Lessons learned from primary election
  by Frank Pignanelli
• Media didn't do their job
• Retirees can 'do over' their Social Security
  by Mary Beth Franklin Kiplinger's Money Power
• Pacquiao knocks out Diaz for lightweight crown
  by Greg Beacham Associated Press
• Chemical depot to get new contractor
• Sex-ed flap spurs ouster of teacher
• Don't sacrifice U. golf course
• 5-time widow's 1st spouse died long after breakup
  by Mitch Weiss Associated Press
• Court overturns 15% of execution cases
  by Christopher Bodeen Associated Press
• 1st American to lead Vatican high court
  by Cheryl Wittenauer Associated Press
• Smoke-filled skies threaten N. Californians' health
  by Don Thompson Associated Press
• Relocated Navajos question shifts by feds
  by Felicia Fonseca Associated Press
• Bush threatens Zimbabwe sanctions
  by Angus Shaw Associated Press
• Pakistanis strike back at Taliban
  by Laura King Los Angeles Times
• Co-owner of Flix Club faces jail time
  by Sara Israelsen-Hartley Deseret News
• Newcomer Lewis holds 1-stroke lead over Creamer at U.S. Women's Open
  by Associated Press
• LaBute's 'reasons' is best of trilogy
  by Michael Kuchwara Associated Press
• L.A. landmark's name is for sale
  by Matthew Futterman The Wall Street Journal By Matthew Futterman Wall
• 'Them' is tour de force, showing readers lives behind headlines
  by Juliana Barbassa Associated Press
• One down, 4 to go
• Travel the planet and take care of it, too
  by Andrea Sachs The Washington Post
• Tiger repaired by Utah doctor
  by John Lauerman Bloomberg News
• 16-year-old wins Bachauer piano competition
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret News

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