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Tuesday Nov 3, 2009

• Jeffs' attorneys argue sect leader faced wrong charge
• Voters get the final say today
• Stores now have H1N1 vaccine in Salt Lake County
• Stockton weighs mayor's service against recent criticism
• Deputies shoot, kill man near Utah Lake

• Monson: Who the heck are we?
• BYU Football: 'D' isn't causing panic  
• NFL Notes: Chiefs trim Johnson's suspension  
• Monday Night Football: Saints keep marching  
• BYU Basketball: Freshman Haws trying to catch up

• CDC: Tainted ground beef may be linked to 2 deaths on East Coast  
• Ford's showing, 3 strong economic reports lift recovery hopes  
• Areas hardest-hit by recession recovering slowly, review shows  
• Feds sue Utah-based company for false weight-loss claims
• Airlines ratchet up holiday surcharges  

• 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  

• Interior science
• Health care reform
• Rosy scenario
• Don't help Israel
• Education models

• Utah's US Magnesium named a federal toxic emergency cleanup site  
• Mother charged with allegedly having sex with foster son
• Jazz: Houston goes long to defeat Utah  
• Coaches for BYU, Utah true to form  
• Utah Football: Wynn primed for first start