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Articles in Sep 30, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Conference schedule
• Bands at X-96 BASh give it their all
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret News
• At least 80 die in stampede
  by Associated Press
• Gallery: Under can-struction
• MormonTimes.com: Bloggernacle Back Bench
  by Emily W. Jensen MormonTimes.com blogger
• New coach hosting big girls basketball showcase
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret News
• Steelers rally past Ravens in OT
  by Alan Robinson Associated Press
• Rio Tinto kicks in to name stadium
  by James Edward Deseret News
• Activist offers support for raid on mink farm
  by Ben Winslow Deseret News
• Locker out for 6-8 weeks for Washington
• Utah's 12-man team decided for shootout
• Nolan helps propel Shock to WNBA finals
• Huntsman Corp. wins case
  by Jens Dana Deseret News
• Rams realize mistake and can Linehan
  by Associated Press
• Sports on the air
• Suit to halt collider dismissed
  by Dennis Overbye New York Times News Service
• High school players of the week
• Utah offense still searching for rhythm
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret News
• Players report in top shape
  by Jody Genessy Deseret News
• RSL will play benefit to help player's wife
• West Jordan guard commits to Nebraska
• Menard to leave DEI for Yates Racing
• McNamara shoots for opportunity
  by Brad Rock Deseret News
• Millsap and Okur ready, Harpring not
  by Jody Genessy Deseret News
• Caption only: Captain honored
• Woman allegedly stored daughters' remains in freezer
  by Ben Nuckols Associated Press
• McGrady's shoulder, knee still ailing
  by Associated Press
• Bush reappoints U. geochemist to panel
• Lowell, Drew may be back for Boston soon
  by Associated Press
• Cadbury pulls tainted chocolate from China
  by Min Lee Associated Press
• USU receives grant for study of algae
• Ute basketball squad lands big forward from Texas
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret News
• 'Big Legacy Award' to be given to lawyer
• Prosecution rests in O.J. robbery case
  by Ken Ritter Associated Press
• Recruiting foster homes getting tough
  by David Crary Associated Press
• Attorney suing firm over Ledger's life insurance
• Birthdays for For Tuesday, Sept. 30
• Utah Jazz hoping team cohesion, not contract issues, prove key
  by Jody Genessy
• Dow dives as bailout bombs
  by Julie Hirschfeld Davis Associated Press
• Asian stock markets follow America off the cliff
  by Tomoko A. Hosaka Associated Press
• Ags are rested but realistic
  by Jared Eborn Deseret News
• Ski/snowboard registration offered
• 3 more bodies found in Ike-ravaged Texas
• S.D. court to decide if profanity is protected
• New York Sun shutting down after 6-year run
• Teen accused of killing woman for beer money
• Utah schools left behind in tests?
  by Amy K. Stewart Deseret News
• Attacks in Pakistan surge since '07
  by Stephen Graham Associated Press
• Israeli withdrawals needed for peace, Olmert says
  by Matti Friedman Associated Press
• World datelines
• U.S. watching hijacked Ukrainian cargo ship
  by Elizabeth A. Kennedy Associated Press
• Minerals hint at past water on Mars
  by Alicia Chang Associated Press
• Springsteen to perform at Super Bowl halftime show
• McCready to serve 60 days for a probation violation
• Jayhawks overcome adversity
  by Andrew Aragon Deseret News
• NASA delays repair mission to Hubble
  by Marcia Dunn Associated Press
• MormonTimes.com: Tiffany Gee Lewis: Finding your soul in the soil
• White Sox rally to keep postseason hopes alive
  by Rick Gano Associated Press
• Ex-teacher gets 6 years for sex abuse of student
• Nibble popcorn carefully at movies, judge warns
• Prosecutors charge man with abusing twin daughters
• Taxpayers shouldn't have to bear brunt of bailout, panel says at U.
  by Jasen Lee Deseret News
• Stockpile of drugs found during arrest of wanted man
• Stocks can't beat an old Nike box
  by Doug Robinson Deseret News
• Citigroup to buy Wachovia for $2.1B
  by Sara Lepro Associated Press
• Cephalon will pay $425M
  by MaryClaire Dale Associated Press
• Utah's industrial sector stays stable
  by Brice Wallace Deseret News
• Protect your Web-based e-mail
  by James Derk Scripps Howard News Service
• Fannie, Freddie facing subpoenas
  by Alan Zibel Associated Press
• Oil falls $10 as bailout plan voted down
  by Stevenson Jacobs Associated Press
• Depression screenings urged for heart patients
  by Jamie Stengle Associated Press
• Sand-filled tractor hits van, kills 6
• Taser used to subdue man who tried to flee on bicycle
• Dynamic duo shows the way
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret News
• Top 25
• MormonTimes.com: Teens' guzzling of energy drinks raising medical
  by Megan K. Scott Associated Press
• Cougars flattered, concerned by ranking
  by Jeff Call Deseret News
• Oregon St., Ole Miss in spotlight
  by Dick Harmon Deseret News
• Pugmire keeps focus on Jensen's attendance
  by Arthur Raymond Deseret News
• E Center is still looking for naming-rights taker
  by Jasen Lee Deseret News

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