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Articles in Jun 8, 2009 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Revvin' it up for MDA awareness
  by Sara Lenz Deseret News
• Doctor wants health reform on ballot
  by James Thalman Deseret News
• Kanab is the best town in Utah for sportsmen, magazine says
  by Lynn Arave Deseret News
• Film 'Little Hollywood' to premiere in Kanab
  by Wendy Leonard Deseret News
• Holladay torn about police proposal
  by Rebecca Palmer Deseret News
• UEP official accepts FLDS check after all
  by Jennifer Dobner Associated Press
• Service sublime
  by Carma Wadley Deseret News
• Taking care of outdoor furniture
  by Martha Stewart New York Times Special Features
• Edie Falco re-invents herself as 'Nurse Jackie'
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• Volunteering can change lives
• Combining perennials makes a great garden
  by Larry A. Sagers Deseret News
• 'MacGyver' pilot among TV episodes newly released on DVD
  by Chris Hicks Deseret News
• Guilt haunts victim of rape after attacker's suicide
  by Jeanne Phillips
• Some 'Voyeur' jokes work; some don't
  by Erica Hansen Deseret News
• Family friendly activities
• 6 workout habits that trip men up
  by Matt Wixon The Dallas Morning News
• Today on TV
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• Well-landscaped yard boosts value
  by Ann Robinson
• Parents should teach their children about employment
  by Connie Sokol
• Dear mom of teenager: He's great
  by Ann Cannon
• Garden tips and events
• Chrysler dealers scramble to unload vehicles
  by Bree Fowler Associated Press
• Market rally hits 3 months, raising questions
  by Tim Paradis Associated Press
• Team effort helps save New Hampshire lumber mill
  by David Tirrell-wysocki Associated Press
• AP: Government jobs serve as recession shield
  by David Mercer Associated Press
• Government jobs' recession shield at work
  by Associated Press
• Cinema comes to Riyadh for first time in decades
  by Donna Abu-Nasr Associated Press
• Welfare: The power of cooperation
  by Michael De Groote Mormon Times
• Stimulus watch: In jobs, what's stability worth?
  by Matt Apuzzo Associated Press
• Roger Alyworth: A fascination with gizmos
  by Roger Aylworth Mormon Times
• Don Osmond: 'Speaking of singles wards...'
  by Don Osmond Mormon Times
• Summertime is calling
  by Beth Palmer Mormon Times
• LDS Yekaterinburg members welcome Pres. Uchtdorf
  by Vaselina Novikova with Sister Donna McEvoy
• U. needs to support American Indian teachers
  by John Florez
• Deflation and inflation both a concern in today's economy
  by Robert J. Samuelson Washington Post
• Breath of fresh air for Cuba
  by Deseret News editorial
• Afterthoughts
• Divine help in lottery?
• Code talker was patriot
• Darwin a good man
• Matheson should go
• Ships recover 15 more bodies from ocean
  by Marco Sibaja
• Today in the Bloggernacle: member missionaries
  by Emily W. Jensen Mormon Times
• Event briefs
• Library lacks beauty
• Thanks to WWII vets
• Switch to metric system
• Speech not apology
• When a snake bites
• U.S. not barbaric
• Utah woman 'starts something beautiful'
  by Sara Lenz Deseret News
• Shootout with police jolts quiet N.D. town
  by James MacPherson Associated Press
• Photo: 5 twisters touch down in Colorado
  by Associated Press
• Paris gives Dalai Lama honorary citizenship
• Students' work honors spirit of Fred Rogers
• China quarantines Nagin for flu exposure
• Big problems found in war spending
  by Richard Lardner Associated Press
• Blind pianist, teen share Van Cliburn prize
• Top court asked to block Chrysler sale to Fiat
  by Mark Sherman Associated Press
• Provo's progressed over its 160 years
  by Marc Haddock Deseret News
• Vouchers give nutritious options to families
  by Lana Groves Deseret News
• Woman charged in death of pregnant woman
  by Associated Press
• Birthdays for Monday, June 8, 2009
• I-15 crash injures 8 after pickup crosses median
• SUV rollover kills 10 illegal immigrants
• More violence at abortion clinics?
  by Roxana Hegeman Associated Press
• Giant lobster roll rolls into festival
  by Associated Press
• Lawyer in Moab crash suit makes bail
• S.R. 108 subject of UDOT meeting
• I-15 rollover injures 2 near Perry Sunday
• Ogden firefighters help ducks, too
• Burned topless shop to collect donations
• Error gives sky diver thump, broken nose
• Camp Floyd offers children's program
• Murderball: Love at first hit
  by James Davis Deseret News
• Cub gets bird feeder stuck on its head
• Sewage means no swimming at Coney
• Rescuers recover ... oops, a mannequin
• U.S. first family is a hit in Paris during low-key visit
  by Laurie Goering Chicago Tribune
• 16 gunmen, 2 Mexican soldiers are killed in Acapulco shootout
  by Natalia Parra Associated Press

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