Salt Lake City News
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An Uzbek national charged by the U.S. with conspiring to aid an Islamic terrorist group in his native country pleaded not guilty in federal court in Boise, Idaho.
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An Uzbek national living in Boise, Idaho, faces U.S. charges that he conspired to support a terrorist organization, the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, and taught others how to make bombs.
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The most robust surgery currently performed to treat pelvic organ prolapse, in which the uterus or vaginal walls bulge into the vagina, provides only temporary relief for many women, a study found.
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Brandi Griffith, a South Carolina small-business owner who considers herself a conservative, shares a dislike of President Barack Obama’s $1.3 trillion Affordable Care Act with Nikki Haley, her Tea Party-backed Republican governor.
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U.S. crude inventories probably rose from a 82-year high as domestic output remained near the most in two decades and demand fell, a Bloomberg survey showed.
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The following table shows cargo volumes at the Salt Lake City International Airport for March from data provided on the airport’s website.
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The space between the curb and sidewalk is often referred to as “no man's land.” But homeowners in many cities have begun a movement to reclaim this trampled slip of land as their own.
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Samsung Electronics Co., which is battling Apple Inc. for dominance in the smartphone market, filed an application for a technology that permits the turning of a “page” in an e-book.
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Former New Jersey Devils forward Brian Rolston retired today, ending a 17-year National Hockey League career that began with the franchise’s first Stanley Cup championship.
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Lorraine Spurge, a former executive at Michael Milken’s junk-bond firm Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., will lead a venture backed by private-equity firm APCO Capital LLC to invest as much as $200 million a year in companies that are owned or run by women.
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