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Articles in Jul 5, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Double duty today for Williams sisters
  by Howard Fendrich Associated Press
• Torres makes fifth Olympic team
  by Paul Newberry Associated Press
• W. Mountain man takes life in stride
  by Jens Dana Deseret News
• Family History Library offers series of classes
• Judge rejects request for cross at festivities
• Colombia is key for U.S.
  by Deseret News editorial
• 'Burn' returns
  by Rob Owen Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• Sidewinders 8, Bees
• Caption only: WWII vets are honored
• S.L. man is charged in hatchet assault
• Travel experts: US share of foreign tourists slips
  by Oskar Garcia Associated Press
• Caption only: Buckets of fun
• 2 men charged with encouraging illegals
• Former district attorney's employee sentenced
  by Lynn Wilde II Deseret News
• As GM goes, so goes nation
• WSU's Anderson fulfills dream
• Transactions
• StatoilHydro strikes gas in Barents Sea
• Ogden ends long streak of losses to Cougars
  by Drew Daniels
• MormonTimes.com: Making church documents 'as good as old'
  by R. Scott Lloyd Church News staff writer
• Utah teachers learn on history tour
  by Amy K. Stewart Deseret News
• Paul Hogan challenges Aussie tax authorities
• Catholic Day scheduled for July 13 at Lagoon
• Pesky water rings can be removed
  by Hints
• Architect takes pride in Utah synagogue
  by Elaine Jarvik Deseret News
• Ballpark built in bad spot
• Ex-senator Jesse Helms dies
  by Whitney Woodward Associated Press
• Politico.com: Romney tops McCain veep list
• Kenya frees imprisoned children
  by Katharine Houreld Associated Press
• MormonTimes.com: Navy football coach to speak at Va. fireside
• 5 are facing charges of dealing in drugs
• Health-care fraud a new temptation
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret News
• Birthdays for Saturday, July 5
• A struggling town is pumped about oil drilling
  by Steve Chawkins Los Angeles Times
• Rainbow campers pelt park officers; 5 arrested
• Summer school -- 7-on-7 heaven: Prep teams refine their attacks with
  by Andrew Aragon Deseret News
• Utah Housing helping workers commute
  by James Thalman Deseret News
• Provo Rotary Club picks new president
• Noise an annoyance in many parks
  by Mike Stark Associated Press
• MLB TODAY
• U. data recovery a relief
  by Deseret News editorial
• Family history event for children ends Aug. 9
• Lutheran women to gather in Utah
  by Cheryl Madsen Deseret News
• Mormon pageant is July 22-26 in Nephi
• Officers resuscitate toddler found in pool
• The winners and the losers
  by Deseret News editorial
• Complaints prompting church to leave town
• Sisters of St. Benedict to host an open house
• Jack the egomaniac
• Capitol Studios fear construction's bad vibes
  by Solvej Schou Associated Press
• Tucson starts fireworks show early vs. Bees
  by Jared Eborn Deseret News
• National wrestling finals today in Orem
• Caption only: Eddie's big head
• 4 killed as shots fired into crowded street
• S.L. County Council OKs $3.4M to enhance Shoreline Trail access
• Irish unemployment hits 5.7 percent
  by Shawn Pogatchnik Associated Press
• Summer farming rejuvenates educator
  by Devin Felix The Herald Journal
• W.V. man is charged with shooting at a home
• Mom who didn't call 911 is fit for trial
• MormonTimes.com: Missionary fought lupus to complete mission
  by Wade Jewkes Deseret News
• Cubs hold off Cardinals
  by Associated Press
• Utah County canyons are holiday escapes
  by Catherine Smith Deseret News
• Man sues Eminem over alleged punch
• Companies begin quest for oil, gas off Florida
  by Associated Press
• American keeps title as hot-dog eating king
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• One more time: Federer, Nadal to meet in finals
  by Howard Fendrich Associated Press
• Overton, Pernice share AT&T lead
• Man is charged in February stabbings
• Former Ute Fife fitting in just fine in Red Sox minor leagues
  by David Driver
• Late goal lifts Dallas into tie with K.C.
  by Associated Press
• Priests barred from donating to candidates
  by Associated Press
• Caption only: Solar for Solomons
• Llama Fest scheduled at Krishna Temple
• N.Y. Sikhs protesting attack on 12-year-old
• Baptist church meets every Sunday in Provo
• Don't monitor other people's eating habits
  by Judith Martin
• Baby's arrival adds excitement to a routine traffic stop
• 2 boys are injured at Kaysville parade
• Cities looking at incentives for landlords to curb crime
  by Amy Choate-Nielsen Deseret News

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