Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

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Articles in Feb 16, 2005, issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Some traffic jams needless
• We want legal immigrants
• What's cooking
• In U.S., corporations have social responsibility
  by Walter Williams
• Circuit City receives cash buyout offer
  by Stephanie Stoughton Associated Press
• Earnings up 34% for Nordstrom
  by Associated Press
• Defrocked priest going to prison for raping boy
• Fruit Heights wants warning signal
  by Nicole Warburton Deseret Morning News
• Red Sox dealing with changes
  by Associated Press
• Polygamist Owen Allred dies
  by Leigh Dethman
• 'New urbanism' a reflection of Latino lifestyle
  by Haya El Nasser USA Today
• 5 felonies counts filed in carjacking and chase
• Harsher penalties soon for repeat offenders?
• No second term for Demo chief
• NBA players of the week
• South Carolina shocks No. 3 Kentucky; Wake wins
  by Associated Press
• Correction: Vernal
• Government ethics need help
• Royalty enthralls Americans
• Muffins are not just for breakfast anymore
  by The Culinary Institute
• S.L. jazz fest gets a new sponsor
  by Carma Wadley Deseret Morning News
• Federated and May end merger talks
  by Jim Suhr Associated Press
• Lovable pet is a diamond in the rough
  by Lee Benson Deseret Morning News
• Jackson's visit to ER delays jury selection
• Caption only: Spirited triumph for 2 BYU teams
• Rendering plant having trouble at its new site
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News Sam Penrod KSL-TV
• Firm reports the theft of scrap metal
• Al-Qaida attacks will escalate, U.N. says
  by Leyla Linton Associated Press
• Admitted sex abuser is sent for evaluation
• House recalls boat bill, passes $8 increase
• N. Utah whitened; roads are slickened
  by Pat Reavy
• Academic data are coming
  by Associated Press
• Layton remains undefeated
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret Morning News
• Smart kidnapping suspect removed from courtroom for singing
  by Travis Reed Associated Press
• Why are uniforms black?
• Slow-cooked food fits perfectly into a fast-paced life
  by Valerie Phillips Deseret Morning News
• Citrus flavors chicken recipe
  by Associated Press
• Qwest narrows loss to $139 million
  by Sandy Shore Associated Press
• Trio pleads guilty in insurance scam
  by Associated Press
• Interior chief samples Yellowstone in winter
  by Becky Bohrer Associated Press
• 2 poker-dog paintings fetch nearly $600,000
• Big hurdle out of way
  by Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News
• MLB will acquire ticket site
  by Associated Press
• Utah lawmakers eager to 'reform' — others
  by Copyright 2005 Deseret Morning News By Bob Bernick Jr. Deseret
• Workshop set on heart health
• Judge dismisses murder charge against grandmother
  by Associated Press
• House kills charter school bill
• Al-Jaafari says he would seek end to violence
  by Maggie Michael Associated Press
• Orem clinches 2nd in region with victory
  by Devon Black
• Jazz game at a glance
• Illegal aliens get free ride
• 20-minute lasagna fits well into midweek schedule
  by Alicia Ross, with Beverly Mills
• Table talk
• Retail spending eases up
  by Martin Crutsinger Associated Press
• Utah Industrial Depot sells 50 acres
  by Deseret Morning News
• Correction: 'Jesus Christ Superstar'
• Shipping company pays for damaging coral reef
• Push to ban smoking in private clubs falters
  by Lisa Riley Roche Deseret Morning News
• Sports briefs
• Kyoto pact officially on books
  by Associated Press
• Church looking for bell ringers
• Sports on TV, radio
• Measure would keep violent youths out of neighborhoods
• Balanced play gives UVSC its 10th straight home win
  by Creighton McEwen
• Hokanson to represent Utah
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Alta stages late rally, goes on to beat Bingham
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Soccer stadium will be great
• Going solo: Cooking for one can be fun
  by Valerie Phillips Deseret Morning News
• Try to stay in touch with estranged son
  by Annie's mailbox
• State gas prices rise to $1.88
  by Dave Anderton Deseret Morning News
• Forbes lists Altiris as one of fast-growing tech firms
• Bail is cut for mom in stabbing
• Girl charged in slaying of sister over burger
• Rosy revenue picture may ease sting of budget battles
  by Bob Bernick Jr.
• USA Luge team selected
• Emergency plan sparked by 9/11
  by Marin Decker Deseret Morning News
• Tribes' casino profits are soaring
  by Erica Werner Associated Press
• Transactions
• House amends bill to beef up school security options
• Jordan board listens to parents, unsure on closing 2 schools
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook Deseret Morning News