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Articles in Jun 25, 2009 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• The number: 49% - The Incredible Shrinking Classified Section
• Perez Hilton sues manager of Peas
• N.Y. police chase is scary welcome for 5 French tourists
  by Colleen Long Associated Press
• S.C. governor admits affair in Argentina
  by Jim Davenport Associated Press
• Crystal taking stage show '700' on the road
• Obituary: HILTON, RUTH
• Probe finds faulty insurance data used
  by Matthew Perrone Associated Press
• Obituary: CHAMBERLAIN, AGNES
• Obituary: MURDOCK, BERT
• Author Evans offers thoughts on economy, books
  by Cynthia Kimball Humphreys
• Obituary: BRIGGS, OSCAR
• Demos, industry battle over consumer protection
  by Anne Flaherty Associated Press
• Obituary: SHUMWAY, LOA
• Economic espionage trial winds down
  by Gillian Flaccus Associated Press
• Obituary: WILDE, VERL
• Obituary: ROBBINS, GARRETT
• Data suggest the recession may be nearing a bottom
  by Martin Crutsinger Associated Press
• Obituary: KATIS, MARY
• Economy still needs bounce, Buffett says
  by Associated Press
• Obituary: STEWART, NANCY
• L.A.-St. George route on SkyWest to end
  by Associated Press
• Obituary: GOODWIN, GUY
• Sports company sues Nike over contract rights
  by Associated Press
• Obituary: MCDONNEL, JAMES
• Investigators look at 'anomalies' in D.C. metro track
  by Brian Westley
• Obituary: CHIDESTER, JOELANE
• Pro-business report ranks Utah 2nd
• Obituary: RICHINS, KAREN
• Kmart faces suit in disability case
  by Associated Press
• Obituary: HOFFMAN, MERRIL
• Course of the week: Southgate Golf Course
• Obituary: GALLEGOS, DANNY
• Golfers need to weed out sandbaggers
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret News
• Obituary: CAMPBELL, BETTY
• Bomb rips through Shiite market in Baghdad, killing at least 69
  by Kim Gamel Associated Press
• Obituary: CLEVERLY, WILLARD
• Obituary: MATHESON, CLARIS
• N. Korea says U.S. trying to provoke war
  by Hyung-Jin Kim Associated Press
• Obituary: PINCOCK, GRANT
• Utahn a calm voice in D.C. train wreck
  by Sara Israelsen-Hartley Deseret News
• Obituary: ANDREWS, MISTY
• Today on TV
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• Obituary: RANDALL, DALE
• Don't blame motocross
• Obituary: HOWE, LENARD
• Turn music down
• Obituary: MCQUEEN, ARDES
• 1300 East now safer
• Obituary: EVANS, BEVERLEE
• Cap, trade hoodwink
• An inspiring father
• Obituary: DAVIS, LOUIS
• Serpents, apologize
• Diminished standing
• Sam Weller, bibliophile
• Ignore Gore
• Republicans need to rethink how they are playing the game
  by Thomas Sowell
• Tobacco vote hypocritical
• Reasons for bankruptcy
• Zion stamp ugly
• Spanish energy model is not without problems
  by George F. Will
• Community mourns
• Cougar coach's cancer is in remission
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret News
• Police arrest man claiming to be on interplanetary binge
• McCartney concert to benefit Atlanta park
• Woman unleashes pit bull during fight
• 53 indicted in Medicare fraud plans
  by Associated Press
• White House may veto over F-22s
  by Richard Lardner Associated Press
• Birthdays for Thursday, June 25
• Black widow in Costco grapes startles woman
  by Sara Lenz Deseret News
• UTA sets rail schedule for arts festival
• Odd Fellows move stalls again
  by Aaron Falk Deseret News
• Religious leaders pray for health care reform
  by James Thalman Deseret News
• Provo convention center wouldn't host local events
  by Rodger L. Hardy Deseret News
• Seattle sky blue as rain falls in S.L.
  by Lynn Arave Deseret News
• Mormon Times briefing
• Rock wall at Smith farm
  by Kenneth Mays
• Wasatch Front garners its first 'yellow' day
  by Amy Joi O'Donoghue Deseret News
• Angels Landing Trail -- Zion National Parkdeseretnews.com
  by Steve Baker Deseret News
• Provo selects neighborhoods for HUD grants
  by Rodger L. Hardy Deseret News

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