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Monday Headlines (September 27, 2004)

	LDS women urged to lift one another; Women of LDS Church told to be prepared; Relief society women should 'belong'
	City house fire claims six victims
	Church, city team up for clean-up day
	Zeal to help takes 22-year-old across the globe, down South
	Marine in Iraq has five children on the way
	Stormin' Jeanne hits; Volunteers not getting much rest between storms
	Mormon church buys land in Nebraska
	Virginity pledges prove effective
	British man running things in Mapleton
	Having fun the old-fashioned way
	October seminars focus on family history
	Working with neighbors pays off
	Debating downtown rejuvenation
	A young life cut short in Big Cottonwood Canyon
	Respecting beliefs when sports clash with religion
	Letters link pen pals
	ATF appoints executive to head science and technology

Weekend Headlines (September 25-26, 2004)

	Liahona legends found in cultures
	Church to help hurricane victims; LDS Church sends first of several shipments of aid to Haiti; LDS Church sends aid to Haiti and gulf coast; Outsize help from volunteers big and small; Firms mobilize to aid islands
	PBS special salutes choir
	Arizona governor visits LDS leaders
	Today in history (Manifesto signed)
	Ancient LDS texts focus of conference
	Young women: Mission accomplished
	Ione woman raises 18 children
	BYU newspaper yanks t-shirt ads; Similar article
	Veteran Utah sportswriter Dunn dies at 81
	Abuse suit against LDS Church appealed to Utah high court
	Band's Mormon-mocking half-time show leads to apologies, sanctions

Friday Headlines (September 24, 2004)

	Churches offer support
	Act of respect
	Profile of a stake president
	Fasting to feed the spirit
	Sanderson to meet President Hinckley
	Tight ends a big production bonus
	Prayer sessions lack manager's blessing
	Web site squelches 'Hitler' talk
	Bull moose stars in westside story

Thursday Headlines (September 23, 2004)

	Adventist disaster relief group lends a helping hand; Similar press release
	Salt Lake to continue protest restrictions
	Rebs' Fullmer on a mission
	Election 2004: What is a marriage?
	Deaths: Jake Whetten, recently returned missionary; Molecular biology students die; Vigil held for student

Wednesday Headlines (September 22, 2004)

	Hundreds lend a helping hand to their neighbors in the wake of Ivan
	Martin's Cove lease nears finish; BLM finishing review of leasing Martin's Cove to Church
	Rowdy youth football fan blows whistle on himself
	Idaho court has mixed decision on gay dad
	Historical society raising 'the same old question': polygamy
	Family calls off search for student in China
	Griffith to hold signing of first published book
	Peterson evoking memories of Flutie

Tuesday Headlines (September 21, 2004)

	Arizona governor visits Utah & Mormons; Napolitano's mission: Learn about Mormons
	US churches send more relief supplies
	Utah poll shows strong support for marriage amendment, definition
	Mullen: Moore flap reminiscent of Steinem
	Sen. Smith's wife thanks advocates
	In our view: Internet is neither good nor evil, but handle with care
	Public lends a hand
	Freshmen provide UW solid foundation on which to build

Monday Headlines (September 20, 2004)

	Mormons still meet the neighbors after 20 years
	Students share in community harvest
	Picking and choosing faith
	Uncovering history
	Baytown man to serve as missionary
	Ref only person in Bush's way
	Same-sex 'cures' are linked to faith

Weekend Headlines (September 18-19, 2004)

	Evacuees express gratitude for Mormon church's shelter
	ADRA to distribute hurricane aid
	Local teens score one for modesty
	Big panhandle ranch bought by Mormons
	Deseret News article on renovation of Tabernacle
	Brinton: Man on a mission
	Lutui to face team he nearly joined
	LDS filmmakers: tapping success at indie film festivals
	Mormonism emphasized in 'The Best Two Years'
	Family tracks student to Tibet
	Neighbors object to construction of Mormon church
	Well-known psychologist launches on-line relationship service
	Volunteers needed for beautification project
	Public designs to decide Utah's state quarter
	Stanford apologizes for polygamy half-time show; Stanford band apologizes for polygamy jokes
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Friday Headlines (September 17, 2004)

	Tabernacle faces seismic renovation; Changes coming to SLC Tabernacle; Salt Lake tabernacle to be renovated; More about the Mormon tabernacle
	LDS missionaries safe, accounted for
	Volunteers to clean part of sand dunes
	President Young speaks at Institute devotional
	U.S. criticizes religious discrimination in Belgium
	Army brothers are taking aim at Navy
	Legal fight over Mormon leading Bible study; Similar NPR report
	The lesson: respect transcends race
	Hofmann forgery sleuth says Bush guard memos fake
	Just another mouthful of Miller
	Name's history magical

Thursday Headlines (September 16, 2004)

	LDS Church prepares aid for Ivan victims
	Ivan strands Utahns; help is on the way
	Blanding remembers a fallen hero; Blanding honors its fallen warrior
	Family remembers close relationship with Marine
	Luz de la Naciones to be held at LDS Conference Center
	Maui man was full of kindness
	Feds worry Mormon Trail going to heck in a handcart
	For Johnson it's faith first, football second
	Throwing mechanics nag U-M's Brinton
	ASU agrees to save playground
	Memorial set for slain soldier
	Northlanders deserve recognition from state
	Conference to focus on LDS-gay issues
	Valentino's wife was truly the chic one
	LDSAudio.com teams up with Deseret Book to offer MP3 books and music
	International Religious Freedom Report -- Cuba (brief mention of an LDS congregation in Cuba)

Wednesday Headlines (September 15, 2004)

	Probe recommends against overseas census
	BYU President addresses school honor code issues; Observe the honor code, Y. chief urges students
	ACLU files new arguments on Plaza
	Getting kids to college a problem for Utah
	Ken Jennings symbolizes virtue rewarded
	Shared concerns
	Forget football, Mahe just a working stiff
	Romney just an interesting part to a new look football team
	This ne'er do well could get the chair

Tuesday Headlines (September 14, 2004)

	Elder Holland says optimism vital
	Marine laid to rest; Farewell to a hero
	Environmentalists oppose Mormons' forest church
	Jinja gets medical aid
	On march to California, Mormons fought battle of the bulls, stopped in Tucson
	Nuptial amendment supported strongly; Similar article
	Murray's chief of schools lauded
	Family has faith they'll find son
	Genealogical society to help beginners
	Institute at UVSC poised to expand
	TV crews film Mountain Meadows
	Mormons mark '78 end of ban of black priests
	Deseret Book to launch subscription-based Web service

Monday Headlines (September 13, 2004)

	Mormon church provides family history for locals; Family records available on the Web; Mormon church provides genealogical history of Taiwan families
	Strong kick of love, faith keeps NSU player on course
	On the record: David Neeleman, Jetblue Airways
	The children of Beslan
	Cursing mayor is a blessing for the city of Lehi
	Fallen Marines from Utah to be memorialized
	In remembrance -- Utahns salute the fallen
	TV quiz whiz is too good to last
	Monument sculptor dies
	Gathering seeks to bring peace to massacre site
	Promoting peace
	Philadelphia Eagles: More fire power and attitude

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     "You saints of Venezuela have in Caracas a beautiful temple. I know that it is a very long distance from where many of you live. But I hope that once in a while you can make that long journey and go to the house of the Lord.
      "That house stands for all to see as a living witness of the fact that the people of this Church believe in the immortality of the human soul. In these sacred temples blessings are bestowed that can be had in no other place and that can be received only by those who are worthy to receive them."

President Gordon B. Hinckley, in address to Latter-day Saints in Venezuela, September 12, 2004

28 O that cunning plan of the evil one! O the vainness, and the frailties, and the foolishness of men! When they are learned they think they are wise, and they hearken not unto the counsel of God, for they set it aside, supposing they know of themselves, wherefore, their wisdom is foolishness and it profiteth them not. And they shall perish.
29 But to be learned is good if they hearken unto the counsels of God.

2 Nephi 9:28-29 (full list...)

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