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Articles in Dec 10, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Simple gadgets save money in the kitchen
  by Beverly Mills with Alicia Ross United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
• Add more fruit to crisp recipe
• What's cooking
• 'Biggest Loser' needs to shed negative aspect
  by Valerie Phillips Deseret News
• Cookies started out as cakes
• Brother needs therapy to overcome anger issues
  by Annie's Mailbox
• Table talk
• Progresso Light Soups tinny and tasteless
  by Bonnie Tandy Leblang
• Sports on the air
• LDS Church News: First printing of Joseph's journals
  by R. Scott Lloyd Church News staff writer
• Today in the Bloggernacle on MormonTimes.com
  by Emily W. Jensen Mormon Times
• Pizza shop owner sentenced for tax fraud
• Disney-Pixar head defines rules of corporate success
  by Wendy Leonard Deseret News
• Man sentenced in southern Utah sex abuse case
• One smart cookie
  by Valerie Phillips Deseret News
• Some residents upset about hunting on Utah Lake
• Huntsman: the 'Next Big Thing' in politics?
  by Lisa Riley Roche Deseret News
• C is for cookie and Christmas creativity
• Ice-cream-cone cupcakes are a hit at kids' birthday parties
  by Hints
• LDS Business College appoints new president
  by Wendy Leonard Deseret News
• Longtime U. journalism professor diesParry D. Sorensen, longtime U.
  by Lynn Arave Deseret News
• South S.L. may operate own ambulances
  by Rebecca Palmer Deseret News
• Utah County OKs tax hike for unincorporated areas
  by Tad Walch Deseret News
• NBC gambles on Leno
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• Today on TV
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• Spicy beef is good on lettuce
  by Associated Press
• Woman sentenced for theft of Social Security money
  by Linda Thomson Deseret News
• Eagle Mtn., Saratoga Springs sales tax goes up Jan. 1
  by Rodger L. Hardy Deseret News
• Oops! She did it again -- Spears' CD is No. 1
• Energy assistance gets boost in Davis, Weber and Morgan
  by Joseph M. Dougherty Deseret News
• 2 Utah County men arrested in sex abuse case
• 'The Nanny' is seeking Hillary's Senate seat
• Man in party stabbing faces murder charge
• Hudson headed back to work after tragedy
• Birthdays for For Wednesday, Dec. 10
• Religion of immigrants
• The number: Hajj to Mecca -- 63% of Muslims say trek is important
• Ban drivers' phone use
• Homosexuality unnatural
• Utah needs 'Trust' plates
• Lake analogy stinks
• 4th seat compromise is bad
  by Deseret News editorial
• Gay marriage not natural
• Nobody's perfect
• Bennett let us down
• Fix traditional marriage
• Cougars get BSU at home
  by Jeff Call Deseret News
• 'Twilight' is garbage
• Call Christmas by name
• Afterthoughts
  by Mark Russell Tribune Media Services Inc.
• Inspiring 'Slumdog Millionaire' paints honest portrait of Third
  by Alvaro Vargas Llosa
• Congress should stay out of automobile business
• No team, no problem for Escalante transfers
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret News
• Let's go, Lions, you're almost there
  by Doug Robinson Deseret News
• Provo selling buttons for First Night celebration
• See-saw Utes play host to Cal
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret News
• Wildcats hope for more after big year
  by Andrew Aragon Deseret News
• Case brings fog of war into S.L. courtroom
  by Lee Benson Deseret News
• N.Y. Times enters talks with lenders
  by Associated Press
• Is Tribune the tip of the iceberg for papers?
  by Anick JesdanunAssociated Press
• Panel looking at Great Salt Lake's future
  by Mike Stark Associated Press
• Family faces felony drug counts
  by Pat Reavy Deseret News
• Focus on efficiency, energy panelists say
  by Jasen Lee Deseret News
• Gay rights battle heads to Capitol
  by Aaron Falk Deseret News
• Murder suspect faces new charge
  by Ben Winslow Deseret News
• Feds buy another $3.8B in bank stocks
  by Martin Crutsinger Associated Press
• What you can do to keep your pet in tough times
• Hurricane Ike hurt Kroger's profits in the third quarter
  by Associated Press
• Chicago plant's creditor to extend loans to the factory
  by Associated Press
• Pets are losing their owners as owners lose their homes
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook Deseret News
• Great Salt Lake land swap would aid state, officials say
  by Stephen Speckman Deseret News
• Sony to cut 8,000 jobs and reduce investment
  by Bettina WassenerNew York Times News Service
• Small-business index for Utah hits lowest point since 1990
  by Brice Wallace Deseret News
• Lawmakers blast former execs of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
  by Alan ZibelAssociated Press
• Airlines planning more cutbacks in flights in '09
  by David KoenigAssociated Press
• Australia plans pitch for 2018 World Cup
• Park City skiers bring home pair of medals
• Women's hoop coach, 47, collapses, dies
• S.L. City Council takes emergency action to shelter homeless
  by Jared Page Deseret News
• Jordan-Canyons hearing focuses on taxes, buildings
  by Amy K. Stewart Deseret News

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