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Articles in Mar 4, 2009 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• The Jonas Brothers at Stadium of Fire
  by James Davis Deseret News
• Woman seeks early release in friend's drug death
  by Ben Winslow Deseret News
• Bill to cap payday loan rates dies
  by Lee Davidson Deseret News
• Today on TV
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• Fallon's debut underwhelms
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• Guns in cars gets protection
  by David Servatius Deseret News
• 4A boys high school basketball: Timpview takes OT win vs. MC
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret News
• Lawmakers pass bill shifting burden of proof in homicides
  by Ben Winslow Deseret News
• 4A boys high school basketball: Green's hot shooting helps Titans
  by Andrew Aragon Deseret News
• Utahns still buying Girl Scout cookies
  by Lynn Arave Deseret News
• D.C. vote stalled over gun-law fight
  by Lee Davidson Deseret News
• Clean bookbindings with microfiber cloth
  by Martha Stewart New York Times Special Features
• Corned beef, cabbage wonderful
  by Jeanne Jones
• Change it up with Scrumptious Beef Stew
  by Beverly Mills with Alicia Ross United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
• Jell-O product doesn't actually use 'superfruits'
  by Bonnie Tandy Leblang
• Mixing yogurt into cottage cheese makes tasty treat
  by Hints
• It is possible to stop drinking -- don't stop trying
  by Annie's Mailbox
• Table talk
  by Compiled by Valerie Phillips Deseret News
• Choice cuts: Eateries urged to think cheap
  by Emma Vandore Associated Press
• Bodacious bread: A friend in knead is a friend indeed
  by Valerie Phillips Deseret News
• What's cooking
  by Compiled by Valerie Phillips Deseret News
• 4A boys high school basketball: Springville wins first playoff since
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret News
• The true church is born
  by Wayne Brickey Mormon Times
• Trial set in fatal stabbing
• Could Utan uranium fight global warming?
  by Lee Davidson Deseret News
• Congress includes 14 LDS members
  by Scott Taylor Church News staff writer
• 'Pioneer profilers' bring history to life
  by Aaron Shill Mormon Times
• Pilot dies in Antelope Island plane crash
  by Ben Winslow Deseret News
• Correction: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah
• 4A boys high school basketball: Panthers top Bobcats to snap playoff
  by James Edward Deseret News
• S.L. hosting workshops about budget process
  by Aaron Falk Deseret News
• A bishop in the clouds, LDS writers and other good news
  by Joel Campbell Mormon Times
• The Roots: Hip-hop goes 'Late Night'
  by Glenn Gamboa Newsday
• Black bean tacos are easy to fix
  by Associated Press
• By the book: 4 local authors share their cooking philosophy and
  by Compiled by Valerie Phillips Deseret News
• S.L. police use enforcement and prevention to battle gangs
  by Pat Reavy Deseret News
• Six 'Showcase' music finalists named
  by Deseret News
• The Manti Temple is the white building of dreams
  by Sharon Haddock Mormon Times
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters plan fundraisers
  by James Thalman Deseret News
• False bids could become felonies
  by Amy Joi O'Donoghue Deseret News
• Four LOL 'Mormon' stories
  by Jerry Johnston Deseret News
• 4A boys high school basketball: Bruins get statement win over Dixie
  by Andrew Aragon Deseret News
• Moms and kids at Capitol to meet lawmakers, plead for cleaner air
  by David Servatius Deseret News
• Budget proposal nears final draft
  by Lisa Riley Roche
• Chlamydia is prevalent
  by Joseph M. Dougherty Deseret News
• Lawmakers to study school-district divisions
  by Amy K. Stewart Deseret News
• Salt Lake City parks could get boost from federal stimulus
• 4A boys high school basketball: Bountiful advances to quarterfinals
  by Trevor Phibbs Deseret News
• Nationalizing U.S. banks would not solve economic crisis
  by Alvaro Vargas Llosa
• Dictatorial powers
  by Dale McFeatters Scripps Howard News Service
• Raise cigarette tax
• Government-run health care fails to live up to advocates' praise
  by Walter Williams
• Healthy Lifestyles class works well
  by Mary Ann Kirk
• Oil-shale decision sensible
  by Deseret News editorial
• Obama crippling U.S.
• Waxing philosophical about 401(k) questions
  by Greg Kratz Deseret News
• Ban on smoking with kids in car passes committee
  by Laura Hancock Deseret News
• College announces '09 lecture series
• Gains all ill-gotten
• Gun data faulty
• Registration open for Utah summit
• Company acquires real estate loans
• U.S. auto sales hover near historic lows
  by Tom Krishner
• Climate-change initiatives would require cost analysis
  by Arthur Raymond Deseret News
• AutoZone reports its profits rose 9 percent
• Madoff agrees to give up property, artwork
  by Larry Neumeister Associated Press
• Patience pays big for fliers
  by Joshua Freed
• Obama defends his economic plan
  by Tom Raum Associated Press
• Senate approves option to opt out of fluoridated water systems
  by David Servatius Deseret News
• Earmarks to stay in spending bill
• Around the world in latter-days
  by Michael De Groote Mormon Times
• Limits on driving privilege card stall in committee
• 4A boys high school basketball: Provo survives early scare by Murray
  by James Edward Deseret News
• Obama hails start of road projects
  by Associated Press
• Engineer in fatal crash had invited teen to operate train
  by Kevin Freking
• Circus CEO defends elephant prods
  by Nedra Pickler Associated Press
• Marines disciplined over crash
  by Michael R. Blood
• S.L. discusses ways to improve N. Temple
  by Aaron Falk Deseret News
• Living by the scriptures
  by LDS Church News
• Bird fest registration opens
  by Joseph M. Dougherty Deseret News

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