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Articles in April 4, 2005 issue of Arkansas Business

• Meyer's name gone from last bakeries
  by Mark Friedman
• Grunt work pays off for interns: baseball G.M. wannabes get hands dirty
  by Nate Hinkel
• Apprentice programs growing: demand for skilled tradesmen growing faster
  by Gwen Moritz
• John Lewis II
• Auction averted
• Arena blues
• The name says it all
• What happened?
• Hoback and Mikell
  by Gwen Moritz
• Pricing myths and musts
  by Jim Karrh
• Three new plants, but one to close
  by Lance Turner
• Projects under way at Little Rock Airport
  by John Henry
• Murphy Oil CEO gets raise, $1.6 million bonus
  by Lance Turner
• Wal-Mart director resigns after internal investigation
  by Lance Turner
• Deltic's Dillon receives $600,000 in compensation
  by Lance Turner
• Jonesboro dialysis clinic closes on TruCare buy
  by Lance Turner
• Education meeting set for Little Rock
  by John Henry
• Communications group to open Fayetteville office
  by Worth Sparkman
• Citizens Bank mixes up marketing strategy
  by Jeffrey Wood
• House passes art museum bill
  by Bill Bowden
• The National Association of Mortgage Brokers, Oklahoma Association of Mortgage Brokers, along with several Arkansas housing/community development organizations, will hold a Mid-America Mortgage Expo in Hot Springs on April 14-16
• Dr Jocelyn Elders, the former U.S. Surgeon General, has been appointed to Philander Smith College's Board of Trustees and will deliver the keynote address for the 128th commencement ceremony to be held May 7 at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little R
• ThermoEnergy Corp., the Little Rock wastewater technology company, has engaged Nixon Peabody LLP of New York as its general legal counsel
• Nearly 30 trade and agriculture organizations have asked Congress to remove the barriers to agriculture exports posed by a new Treasury Department rule that went into effect last week restricting the financial terms of cash sales for agricultural products
• FBI
• Arkansas Tech University's Professional Development Institute and Arkansas Manufacturing Solutions are holding a seminar on the "Principles of Lean Manufacturing for Office and Administration" on April 19 at the Ross Pendergraft Library and Tech
• The $7.6 million Wal-Mart FLW Tour will stop at Beaver Lake at Rogers April 13-16 for the eighth annual Wal-Mart Open Powered by Tyson
• Murphy Oil Corp. said its Saphir Marine #1 and Onyx Marine #1 exploration wells found no significant hydrocarbons drilling in the Mer Profonde Sud block off the Republic of Congo
• Alltel Corp
• Bank of the Ozarks Inc
• Potlatch mill tells turnaround story
  by John Henry
• More condominiums coming to downtown Fayetteville
  by Laura Bruegge
• Training magazine names J.B. Hunt, Alltel to list
• Harding OKs online MBA degree
• Survey shows shortage of skilled employees
• Dress for success prepares women for work from outside in
  by Chip Taulbee
• Wal-Mart gains on largest employer, state government
  by Chip Taulbee
• Arkansas business list: largest employers
  by Chip Taulbee
• Serendipities Sugar-Free Desserts LLC
  by Amber Dillon
• Lauren J
  by Amber Dillon
• Nash Realty
  by Amber Dillon
• Calendar
• Virginia A. Bachman has been given the 2005 Distinguished Achievement in Accounting Education award by the Arkansas Society of Certified Public Accountants
• Thomas & Thomas
• Hudson Cisne & Co
• Polk Stanley Rowland Curzon Porter Architects Ltd
• Staffmark
• University of Arkansas
• Simmons First National Bank
• Arkansas Children's Hospital
• University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
• American College of Bankruptcy
• Arkansas Bar Association
• Hall Manufacturing
• Thoma Thoma
• Rainey Realty
• Gayle Odom, principal broker and owner of Gayle Odom & Associates Real Estate in Maumelle, was awarded the Graduate Realtor Institute
• Lindsey Software
• Stock summary
• At any rate
  by Nate Hinkel
• Outtake on outtakes
  by Nate Hinkel
• Darwin dilemma
  by Nate Hinkel