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Articles in June, 2004 issue of Business Record (Des Moines)

• One-stop shopping for New Zealand delegation
• Peace of mind worth $100 a year
  by Beth Dalbey
• Palmer's Deli and Market to open on Ingersoll.
  by Sharon Baltes
• Public notices.
• Brenton brings a wealth of experience to his work
• SBA to hold public forum on rules
  by Jim Pollock
• Wexford & James focuses on business debt collection
  by Jim Pollock
• Partnering for a world class community.
  by Johnny Danos
• Gasoline expert: 'My crystal ball has been shattered'.
• Baumler's concrete company builds strong foundations
• Looking ahead
• Feel the verve of the city
• Health premiums to increase at slower pace.
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Big mall is a big deal--but not for everybody
  by Jim Pollock
• Carponelli is glad she chose Iowa over East Coast
  by Sharon Baltes
• New website sections gather related information conveniently
• The business calendar--July, 2004
• Prevent Blindness Iowa works to save sight
• Public notices
• Ivers determines value of the otherwise intangible
  by Sharon Baltes
• Polk County notices
• Iowa electrical company ranks high for growth
  by Sharon Baltes
• Vision. Passion. Leadership. Achievement. Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year 2004 awards gala.
• Fix the Values Fund
• Music store plans to strike a note in the suburbs
  by Sharon Baltes
• Deere credit unions join in merger
  by Joe Gardyasz
• A multidimensional man: the adventure Roth calls life
  by Sharon Baltes
• Lawmakers need to talk
• Ankeny's business parks filling in quickly: city's plans call for more mixed-use parks; development areas include ISU land, Corporate Woods.
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Metro-area tutoring services see higher enrollment: school funding and No Child Left Behind lead parents to seek 'supplemental education'.
  by Erin Kiley
• Downtown rental rates lowest among 50 cities surveyed.
  by Jim Pollock
• Can downtown Des Moines keep up the pace?
  by Jim Pollock
• Looking ahead
• Polk County notices
• Des Moines Arts Festival setting national trends
  by Beth Dalbey
• Don't let human services agencies get bogged down in fund raising
  by Ako Abdul-Samad
• 6th Avenue bridge set to close.
  by Jim Pollock
• Problems lurk below city streets
  by Beth Dalbey
• Three developers eye first piece of Riverpoint West
  by Joe Gardyasz
• City of Des Moines public ordinances
• Beaverdale revitalization plan gets Main Street designation
  by Jim Pollock
• State board tries on new slogan
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Pulling back from the brink: WaterWorks takes on the Des Moines Botanical Center.
  by Erin Kiley
• Casey's profits plummet, recovery expected
  by Sharon Baltes
• The Cab offers drinkers a smoke-free haven
• State development at a crossroads: as the Values Fund lies in limbo, economic development officials work to keep prospect list long.
  by Joe Gardyasz
• It's time to spend tax money on infrastructure
  by Stephen Switzer
• Grow gambling at Prairie Meadows; don't let outsiders siphon off profits
  by Merle Johnson
• Architects Smith Metzger firm building a reputation: national AIA award for Reiman Gardens project honors the patient, creative approach
  by Jim Pollock
• DSM Financial a small firm with big resources.
  by Sharon Baltes
• Now showing: home theaters at expanded Rec Room Plus
  by Sharon Baltes
• Public notices.
• Outdoor classroom: Miss Kittie's lesson in leadership
  by Sharon Baltes
• The Junior Achievement Golf Classic: presented by Wells Fargo Bank
• Looking ahead
• Ralston gets charge out of electrostatic coating business
• Calypso 968 designs its new home at Valley West Mall.
  by Sharon Baltes
• Reichardt's friends get the last word
  by Beth Dalbey
• Long-awaited downtown grocery will be 'delicious'
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Partnership model will benefit culture
  by Steven Chapman
• DMACC, Story County schools eye job training lab
  by Joe Gardyasz
• City of Des Moines public ordinances
• Herbert engineers effective business strategies for Pigott
  by Sharon Baltes
• Washington, D.C.'s air was sweet with patriotism
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Transportation projects face funding uncertainty
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Office and warehouse space open in Urbandale
• Figuring out where those 1.7 kids will go to school
  by Sharon Baltes
• Only in America
  by Barry Griswell
• Polk County notices
• Walter's outlet clothing store appeals to Savvy shoppers
  by Erin Kiley
• Lingering lawsuit threatens East Village project: apartment phase can't move forward, and the condo portion has been put on hold.
  by Jim Pollock
• Suburbs weigh hike in utility fee
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Polk County notices.
• Harris specializes in hospitality services
• Commercial Federal Corp
• A challenge to dads: Carver wants father-friendly communities
  by Sharon Baltes
• The business calendar--August, 2004
• Rural Iowa, you're no Las Vegas
• Buyers showing interest in million-dollar penthouses
  by Jim Pollock
• Clear Channel Communications Inc

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