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Articles in December, 1998 issue of M2 Presswire
- U.S. ARS: Flying-insect trap could ease lady beetle nuisance.
- INDIAN GOVERNMENT: Shri Nitish Kumar calls for efficient and effective functioning of railways.
- SASKATCHEWAN GOVERNMENT: Saskatchewan responds to U.S. trade actions against cattle.
- VOLVO GROUP: Volvo Aero Turbines (UK) signs gas turbine agreement with Honeywell Control Systems.
- PANAFON: PANAFON restructures its commercial management.
- LONDON CITY AIRPORT: London City supports Dyslexia group.
- UK GOVERNMENT: Minister wishes troops well on their departure to Macedonia.
- USGS: Need to understand phosphorus concentrations in Lake Champlain sparks study of Winooski River.
- MANITOBA GOVERNMENT: Manitoba health to pay facility fees for all medically insured services.
- COLLEGE STATION: 4-H foundation to hold scholarship application training.
- INDIAN GOVERNMENT: Inderjit Khanna appointed enforcement director.
- CANADIAN AIRLINES: Canadian's artwork & thoughts on food take flight.
- TELEWEST: Major communications deal signed by Telewest.
- NABARRO NATHANSON: Single currency will have dramatic effect on European property market.
- UK GOVERNMENT: DTI pledges support for coalfields.
- UK GOVERNMENT: Local Government Bill published -- a better deal for local people.
- SYMANTEC: Norton AntiVirus is first product to be awarded Checkmark Level Two certification.
- AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT: Beattie wrong on support for sugar industry.
- GENERAL DATACOMM: Internet and data connections become faster, cost less with new GDC access product.
- XEROX: dpiX introduces flat-panel display for medical diagnostic imaging.
- BRITISH COLUMBIA MELP: Highway closure, land exchange ensure drinking water for Greater Victoria.
- CRTC: Public Notice CRTC 1998-116-1.
- INDIAN GOVERNMENT: Indian systems of medicine can make HIV patient symptom-free.
- INDIAN GOVERNMENT: Six companies bag national R&D awards.
- US DOC: Census Bureau estimates population of insular areas.
- BANCTEC: BancTec Process Improvement Consultancy offers business process modelling for finance apps.
- ENTRA DATA: Entra introduces Java-based finance company system.
- KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY: KSU community economic expert offers tips to keep holiday shoppers local.
- UN: Secretary-General -- message to World Buddhist Summit.
- CELLCOM: Judicial review hearing -- the Director General of Telecomms ex parte Cellcom and others.
- THE CAUDWELL GROUP: Mobile phone giant delivers Christmas goodwill early.
- PROTEUS SOFTWARE: Flexible money solves Y2K problems.
- ACCUTE YEAR 2000 SOLUTIONS: ACCUTE introduces ACCUTE-DATE.
- LACIE: LaCie announces mobile SuperDisk Drive for Apple PowerBook G3.
- IT AWARENESS CAMPAIGN: IT Awareness Campaign launches affordable series of e-commerce conferences.
- WINNOV: Winnov announces release of high quality USB Video Camera.
- NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE: Agricultural Prices.
- -UK GOVERNMENT: Four Metropolitan police officers to face disciplinary charges.
- -UK GOVERNMENT: Minister welcomes UK move on global approach to environmental challenges.
- -EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE: Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-326/96.
- -U.S. DOS: North Korea Policy Coordinator William Perry to travel to region.
- -ISS: ISS launches new host-based security assessment system for Windows environments.
- -INDUSTRY CANADA: Short-term Expectations Survey.
- -OVUM: Analysts predict unified messaging services boom as Internet fuels message chaos.
- -CSIRO: Marlin via satellite.
- -3COM: Toshiba America connects its notebook PCs with 3Com mobile solutions.
- -LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES: Lucent Technologies' scientist receives award for scientific achievement.
- -CRTC: Telecom Order CRTC 98-1200.
- -UN: AIDS epidemic and unmet need for reproductive health care disastrous to largest-ever generation.
- -INDIAN GOVERNMENT: India's plea for 'weed-free' import of wheat.
- -SONERA: Sonera and Data Fellows join forces to create secure VPN services for the next millenium.
- -TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY: New web site wired to help teens who don't 'get' milk.
- -SOUTHWEST AIRLINES: Southwest heats up winter with $99 fare sale.
- -TWA: TWA offers electronic upgrades to frequent flyers.
- -FERRARI: Badoer quickest at Barcelona.
- -XPLOR: Xplor International introduces Marketspace '99 -- Documents in Transition.
- -BUITONI: Recipe of the month -- December.
- -IMS GROUP: IMS Group plc -- Publishing Division -- Notice of appointment.
- -THE WHITE HOUSE: Memorandum for the Secretary of State.
- -NSTOR: nStor now delivering CR8F fibre channel storage solution.
- -REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS: Greek and Cyprus governments committed to a peaceful settlement.
- -U.S. NSF: More foreign-born s&e doctoral recipients stay, because the U.S. is "where the jobs are".
- -U.S. NSF: "XYZ on a Chip" initiative seeks novel applications for microelectronics.
- -SMITH MICRO SOFTWARE: Smith takes Internet communications to a new level with Internet CommSuite.
- -USDA: USDA announces prevailing world market rice prices.
- UK GOVERNMENT: Prescott delivers good deal for local government.
- U.S. CUSTOMS: Federal inspection service agencies launch new traffic processing initiative.
- CELSIUS: Order for 100 MSEK to Celsius Aerotech.
- GLOBAL TELESYSTEMS GROUP: GTS Carrier Services extends telecommunications network.
- HELICOPTER SERVICES GROUP: HES -- New Helikopter Service Managing Director.
- USPO: PMG Henderson challenges thinking on 21st century postal reform.
- AIR CANADA: Air Canada applauds Canada-U.S. preclearance pact.
- ATA: Safety statement.
- LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES: Lucent announces OEM agreement with Copper Mountain Networks for DSL equipment.
- QAD: David Redwood, former president of TRW Division Largotim, named VP of Europe, Middle East and Africa.
- CRTC: Telecom Order CRTC 98-1208.
- UN: Disarmament Commission holds organizational meeting.
- NEW ZEALAND MOD: Clark gets it wrong -- again, again, again.
- BRITISH COLUMBIA MELP: Lake Cowichan individual found guilty of hunting offences.
- EASTMAN KODAK: Photo retailers hand Kodak "Product Of The Year" for Picture Maker.