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Articles in Aug 18, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Josh goes from Utah 'Into the Unknown'
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• Don't patronize gas-gougers
• Enjoy the war while we can
• Please stop littering
• Money still matters
• A job or a visible tattoo?
• Afterthoughts
  by Mark Russell Tribune Media Services Inc.
• Lessons in style: Sleek jeans, unique accessories are teen must-
  by Nicole Warburton Deseret News
• Wondering what might have been
  by Ann Cannon
• 'Ben 10,' 'Garfield' among new DVDs
• Wrought-iron set needs paint
  by Globe Handyman on Call Peter Hotton
• What's in a (middle) name? Often a lot
  by Mark Jacob Chicago Tribune
• Summer jobs teach the value of hard work
  by Sherry Young
• Kid party etiquette is for grown-ups, too
  by Melissa Rayworth Associated Press
• Cold pack is easy to make
  by Hints
• Man who dislikes rings prefers annuity for fiancee
  by Jeanne Phillips
• 'Dallas' reunion is in the works
• Never surrender in battle against snails, slugs
  by Larry A. Sagers Deseret News
• Hardwood flooring is great way to dress up any space
  by Ann Robinson
• Garden tips and events
• Moab police brace for motorcycle rally
  by Associated Press
• Ethier's HRs lead Dodgers
  by Associated Press
• Warriors will stay united on gridiron
  by Wade Jewkes Deseret News
• Suicide bomber kills 15 at mosque in Baghdad; 29 wounded in attack
  by New York Times News Service
• World datelines
  by Compiled
• West wants to go out on top
  by John Coon Deseret News
• Fans should savor excellence
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret News
• Edwards' 5th win tightens Chase
  by Mike Harris Associated Press
• Bullfighter steps back into arena at age 65
  by Daniel Woolls Associated Press
• He's won more gold than most countries
  by Scott Taylor Deseret News
• Sky View here to stay as football power
  by Andrew Aragon Deseret News
• Phelps legacy will not soon be forgotten
  by Paul Newberry Associated Press
• Tom, Americans top Poland in 5
  by Scott Taylor Deseret News
• Pension agency downplays risks, GAO says
  by Christopher S. Rugaber Associated Press
• Box elder's European kin ready to bug Utahns
  by Associated Press
• Lake still eyed for oil rigs
  by Associated Press
• Pullout to start today, Medvedev says
  by Christopher Torchia Associated Press
• China confiscates 315 Bibles from American Christians
  by Gillian Wong Associated Press
• MormonTimes.com: Today in the Bloggernacle
  by Emily W. Jensen MormonTimes.com blogger
• McAdams happy to be part of team
  by Scott Taylor Deseret News
• Bees' Brown loving Olympics
  by Scott Taylor Deseret News
• Cattle take the I-84 whoa-slow lane
  by Associated Press
• Food prices force agencies to adjust
  by Associated Press
• Louks preparing like starter
  by Dirk Facer Deseret News
• S.L. student receives $2,500 scholarship
• Sandy 5th-grader wins national essay contest
• W.V. schoolteacher is Mann-Lincoln fellow
• U. physicists work toward ultra-fast computing
  by James Thalman Deseret News
• Is S. Weber cemetery in works?
  by Associated Press
• Lost ring is found in middle of road
  by Associated Press
• China, U.S. continue to pile up gym medals
  by Nancy Armour Associated Press
• S.L. Library director hopes to focus on building for future
  by Lynn Arave Deseret News
• Collie frustrated at inability to compete
  by Jeff Call Deseret News
• Share time and talents with others
• Green River woman awarded scholarship
• Local Jeff Louder comes back to take Tour of Utah
  by Jared Eborn Deseret News
• Writers strike out in annual charity game
• Schwarzenegger OK after surgery on knee
• State brochures aim at meth in houses
  by Lois M. Collins Deseret News
• Jordan to rely on big guys
  by John Coon Deseret News
• Visitors urged to leave as Fay nears the Florida Keys
  by Brian Skoloff Associated Press
• Utes hope keeping it fun = wins
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret News
• Fraser makes it a Jamaican sweep in 100m
  by Howard Fendrich Associated Press
• Blood of 1918 flu survivors still protects against long-gone killer
  by Seth Borenstein Associated Press
• TV is still tops for news, but Internet sources gaining fans
  by Jeremy Herron Associated Press
• Weak rules cripple appraiser oversight
  by Mitch Weiss Associated Press
• Medicare to try Web access program
  by James Thalman Deseret News
• Pair open west-side cafe-gallery
  by Deborah Bulkeley Deseret News
• USA basketball full of many superheroes
  by Scott Taylor Deseret News
• I-80 reopens ahead of schedule
  by Arthur Raymond Deseret News
• Conservative Utah group has returned
  by Tad Walch Deseret News
• Woods Cross wants wins; building for the future
  by Andrew Aragon Deseret News
• Team USA undaunted by late game tip-offs
  by Scott Taylor Deseret News
• Swinton may be witness in FLDS evidence challenge
  by Copyright 2008 Deseret News By Ben Winslow Deseret News
• State, Murray CSIs hone techniques
  by Pat Reavy Deseret News
• Pennant race is getting tighter as the Bees lose
  by Loren Jorgensen Deseret News
• U.S. should help Georgia
• Qwest, unions keep talking; workers remain on job
  by Associated Press
• Oil's down, stocks are up, but uncertainty remains
  by Madlen Read Associated Press
• Times are tough, but Utahns are still giving
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook Deseret News

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