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Articles in February, 2003 issue of Business Record (Des Moines)

• Borrow now to secure Iowa's future. (Our View).
• Terrace Place and Terrace Center buildings for lease. (Land & Space)
• A glimpse into LaSalle Bank's economic looking glass
  by Mike Lovell
• Q & A
• Meredith Corp. (The Bottom Line)
• WineFest promises food, education and lots of wine.
  by Michael Lovell
• UI college of public health serves as preparedness resource. (Bioterrorism Preparedness in Iowa)
• Winkelpleck puts her people skills to work at the Civic Center: the new chief operating officer finds the right fit. (Executive Style: Center Stage)
  by Erin Kiley
• Pork ad shows promise for food industry. (Opinion).
  by Neil Hamilton
• Allied Document Solutions, Inc. offers the 'complete communication solution'. (Advertorial)
• RSM McGladrey grooms its workers of the future
  by Erin Kiley
• A CEO who loved me outdoors, flying and his employees: Ted Meredith, grandson of the media company's founder, dies at 69
  by Michael Lovell
• Iowa Health puts (more) confidence in young leader. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• Walgreen Co. (The Bottom Line)
• Homeland Security in Iowa. (Bioterrorism Preparedness in Iowa).
• Protecting, preparing Iowa. (Bioterrorism Preparedness in Iowa)
• Message from Iowa's Governor. (Bioterrorism Preparedness in Iowa).
• Des Moines local leaders: Local businesspeople making things happen.
• Possibility of war hangs over economy. (Economic Forecast).
• Cover: Project Destiny - A blueprint for accelerated economic growth. (New View).
• Member spotlight: celebrating contemporary Iowa art; The Bauhaus seizes an opportunity to showcase Iowa artists. (New View).
• T.L. Grantham & Associates asks Iowans' opinions: growing research firm shapes the products that hit the shelves. (Focus Group).
  by Erin Kiley
• Iowa Realty Commercial's 'entrepreurial spirit' leads to rapid expansion, success. (Advertorial).
• Family feud: bankers and credit unions scrap again. (Banking & Finance)
  by Beth Dalbey
• Grounds for expansion. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• Looking ahead
• FBL's fourth-quarter profits increase by 5.2 percent. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• Crimmins' last stand: South Side steakhouse holds out against airport, city
• MediNotes wants doctors to cross the digital divide
  by Michael Lovell
• Local movies premiere at Vaudeville Mews next week. (Whispers & Proclamations)
• 2002-2003 ADDY Awards judges
• Metro Waste Authority: where nothing goes to waste. (Advertorial).
• Banc of America strategist has playbook for market
  by Mike Lovell
• Soldiers won't have to fight for jobs: federal law ensures job security for those fighting overseas.
  by Michael Swanger
• ABC Electric merges with Tri-City Electric to spark growth: official says Des Moines company will retain its name, employees and quality service it is known for. (Business Front).
  by Michael Swanger
• Greater Iowa chapter strives to cure diabetes. (Non-Profit)
• Homeland Security Advisory system
• The role of Iowa's hospitals. (Bioterrorism Preparedness in Iowa)
• Best of Class. (ADDY Awards 2002-2003)
• 'Extraordinary' television begins March 1: Despite slow economy, IPTV viewers expected to give about $1 million during Festival 2003
  by Beth Dalbey
• A little preventive medicine will retain Iowa's youth. (Op-ed).
  by Jay Wagner
• If Century builds it, will they come? One expert predicts some screens will close.
  by Michael Lovell
• Are you generous?
  by Johnny Danos
• Principal takes plan for Riverwalk to city council. (Cover Story).
  by Michael Lovell
• A history of smallpox in Iowa. (Bioterrorism Preparedness in Iowa).
• Court Avenue gets its mojo working
  by Michael Swanger
• Don't let Riverwalk slip away. (Our View)
• Public Access to Defibrillation programs. (American Heart Association).
• Young attorney becomes shareholder. (Up & Comer)
  by Jason Madden
• La Viruela y su Vacuna. (Bioterrorism Preparedness in Iowa).
• Casey's General Stores Inc. (The Bottom Line)
• Principal profits rise on tax gain
  by Michael Lovell
• Firestone a good fit. (Our View)
• Feddersen found the YMCA a perfect fit. (Up & Comer)
  by Jackie Feddersen
• A little bragging. (Whisper & Proclamations)
• What is Smallpox?
• Smallpox questions and answers. (Bioterrorism Preparedness in Iowa).
• Vaccination--method, safety and reactions. (Bioterrorism Preparedness in Iowa).
• Smallpox around the world. (Bioterrorism Preparedness in Iowa).
• 2002-2003 club service award winners. (ADDY Awards 2002-2003)
• Michele Soria delves deeply into diversity: She uses art, music and metaphors to send her message. (Executive Style: Center Stage).
  by Erin Kiley
• The business calendar - March, 2003.
• New GDMLI class prepares future community leaders. (Affiliate Report).
  by Todd Behrends
• StateFed posts second-quarter loss. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• A charitable heart: Heart Association honors John Grubb with Heart of Life award.
  by Michael Swanger
• West Bank continues profit streak in fourth quarter. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• Eighty years and the same focus: Broadlawns Medical Center serves the needs of Polk County residents. (Advertorial).
• Firestone facility OK'd
  by Beth Dalbey
• Kelsey coaches for success & growth. (60 Seconds)
  by Gene Kelsey
• Oppose Bush's tax plan? You've got friends at Grinnell
  by Mike Lovell
• Brent 'Rafert' Webster's 'I gotcha' laugh is silent.
  by Beth Dalbey
• Q & A
• A prayer for duct tape roses. (Op-Ed)
  by Jay Wagner
• Jensen's consulting firm steers leaders. (60 Seconds)
  by Russell Jensen
• Sauer-Danfoss posts second consecutive loss. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• Beaverdale leaders call for pedestrian center. (Business Front).
  by Michael Swanger
• 10th Anniversary Heart Ball. (American Heart Association)
• Scrapping the third rail: The case for private retirement
  by Michael Lovell
• Warehouse deal a strong signal from Firestone. (Cover Story).
  by Beth Dalbey
• Iowa Manufacturers Association. (Q & A)

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