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

• McCain poses too big a risk
• Take those back-to-school surprises in stride
  by Connie Sokol
• A daughter would come in handy
  by Ann Cannon
• Stop-smoking drug may trigger violence
• To your health
• Fall festivals among events
• Pansies are excellent for spring gardens
  by Larry A. Sagers Deseret News
• Garden tips and events
• Reading brings great rewards
  by Jeanne Phillips
• West High student helps give Bangladeshi kids bright smiles
  by Elaine Jarvik Deseret News
• Extra innings: 1 playoff spot left
  by Ben Walker Associated Press
• Football scheduling tricky
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret News
• Fast foods may trigger a desire for quick fixes
  by James Thalman Deseret News
• New garage door adds curb appeal
  by Ann Robinson
• Coping with dementia
  by Molly Bennett Deseret News
• Teens' guzzling of energy drinks raising medical fears
  by Megan K. Scott Associated Press
• Putting latest energy drinks to the test
  by Megan K. Scott Associated Press
• Recognizing Alzheimer's: What is normal?
• Welcome to the Buy More
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• Today on TV
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• Make recycling a must
  by Deseret News editorial
• An immigration solution
• Greedy execs are robbers
• McCain, Palin dangerous
• Bailout is ridiculous
• Handgun data result in no prosecutions yet
• Urban school chiefs average 3 years on job
• Churches challenging political restrictions
• Italy's Ballan wins world cycling title
• Mladin wins AMA Superbike race
• Provo company to offer adventure riverboat ride
• 'Killer at Large' film targets U.S. obesity
  by Lynn Wilde II Deseret News
• Ducks sign Teemu Selanne to 2-year deal
• Photos of the week
• 2 books to read before Election Day
  by Lee Benson Deseret News
• Hyperbaric, Street Hero earn berths
• Jerry Jones fined by NFL for criticizing ref
• As many as 7 stabbed in N.Y. nightclub fight
• Shelter found for people after fire in Midvale
• Utah groups gathering for service marathon
• Hospital employee inhales toxic fumes
• Fort Douglas Museum planning symposium
• Seminar to offer tips on history of buildings
• Rookies land in Monday night spotlight
  by Alan Robinson Associated Press
• Oklahoma now atop college football polls
  by Ralph Russo Associated Press
• Utah State History announces awards
• Cougars make way to Top 10, thanks to upset-filled weekend
  by Jeff Call Deseret News
• Realities of a weak economy still loom
  by Madlen Read
• Test to determine site of wind turbine
• Granger wins by just playing
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret News
• Snow College rallies to beat No. 9 Glendale
• Am. Fork explains 5 bond plans
  by Ethan Thomas Deseret News
• Kyle gives Maine a glancing blow on way to Canada
  by David Sharp Associated Press
• If Congress passes bailout, interest on Saratoga water bonds could
  by Rodger L. Hardy Deseret News
• 'Now we have to get the votes'
  by Kathy Kiely
• High school volleyball Top 20
• Arizona WR knocked out by helmet hit
  by Associated Press
• Villegas makes it 2 in a row
  by Doug Ferguson Associated Press
• High school soccer Top 20
• Ho-hum response: Plan is to resuscitate financial markets
  by Jeannine Aversa Associated Press
• $12 million raised for Children's Center
• Rodeo is nominated for national award
• Lost hiker spending night on mountain
• Skins hand 'Boys 1st loss
  by Associated Press
• Rio Tinto to sponsor new RSL stadium
• Pets of the week
• Lecture series on Italian emigrants
• Santa rides motorcycle through S.L.
  by Arthur Raymond Deseret News
• Legacy Parkway taking a heavy toll on critters
  by Joseph M. Dougherty Deseret News
• Roddick, Jankovic take China titles
  by Associated Press
• Am.F. awards irrigation pacts
• Farmer ready to take down 'Redneck Stonehenge'
  by Associated Press
• Taliban kills a top Afghan policewoman
  by Associated Press
• Iraqi Christians protest end to quotas
  by Sameer N. Yacoub Associated Press
• Wall St. a winner; big execs are losers
  by Associated Press
• Author of new e-book on LDS events to speak
• Candidates gingerly embrace bailout deal
  by Associated Press
• Tractor-trailer rolls on I-15, leaks argon gas
• America's decline in economic freedom is worrisome
  by Star Parker Scripps Howard News Service
• MormonTimes.com: LDS women develop own Saturday night traditions
  by Molly Farmer Deseret News

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