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Tuesday Nov 3, 2009

• School construction bonds face uphill battle
• Panguitch chooses new mayor
• Voters boot Stockton mayor
• Woman accused of sex with teen foster son
• Rolly: Maverick professor an unlikely BYU hero  

• Hunter finds ways to grind out wins
• Pettitte, Yanks go for title against old foe Pedro  
• Monson: Who the heck are we?
• Cottonwood lives, and must learn with Alta rematch next
• Improved Rams get 2nd shot at Mustangs  

• Journalists from NPR on SLC panel
• Businessman accused in massive fraud getting a divorce  
• Auto sales in U.S., Utah show industry stabilization  
• Buffett adds rails to his investment 'masterpiece'  
• Fresh Market pharmacies back in business

• Culture Vulture: So little time, so many movies  
• Pop Top: 'Lips' brings karaoke to Xbox 360  
• Pop Top: Long bootlegged, a scorching live set from Nirvana  
• Pop Top: 'Bleach' remains essential document  
• Seacrest is granted a restraining order  

• Wrong gender
• Pills for gluttons
• Meaning of 'Rent'
• Dylan venue
• LDS boycotts

• Mother charged with allegedly having sex with foster son
• Utah's US Magnesium named a federal toxic emergency cleanup site  
• Police looking for downtown SLC hit-and-run driver
• Jazz: Houston goes long to defeat Utah  
• Coaches for BYU, Utah true to form