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Articles in August 15, 2005 issue of Arkansas Business

• Nexstar defends change at stations in Arkansas
  by Nate Hinkel
• AERT tries to bury ashes, continue growth
  by Tara Muck
• Truckers concerned about new diesel engine regulations
  by John Henry
• Retail sale
• Shopping talk
• Deluxe deal?
• More deals
• Credit disunion
• Recreational recon
• Branching out. and Bank of England are planning to branch out
• Doctor bills
• Hope for Helena
• John Johnson
• Ozone a business concern
  by Jim McKenzie
• The power of values, part 2
  by Barry I. Goldberg
• Parkway property
  by George Waldon
• Office sale
  by George Waldon
• Jiffy transaction
  by George Waldon
• United acquistion
  by George Waldon
• Pilot purchase
  by George Waldon
• Silver City buy
  by George Waldon
• Cliffewood abode
  by George Waldon
• Overlook residence
  by George Waldon
• Pleasant Valley Estates
  by George Waldon
• National funding
  by George Waldon
• Mini mortgage
  by George Waldon
• Quik financing
  by George Waldon
• Leasehold loan
  by George Waldon
• Diamond funding
  by George Waldon
• Church note
  by George Waldon
• Rocky refinance
  by George Waldon
• Alltel sells Austrian business for $1.6 billion
  by Lance Turner
• BancorpSouth buys Jonesboro-based bank
  by Lance Turner
• Baldor Electric Co
• Tyson Foods Inc
• Simmons First to expand to Southwest Little Rock
  by John Henry
• 2005 southern business & development job 100 state performance
• S&P to add Tyson, Murphy
  by Laura Bruegge
• Acxiom buys Colorado fraud prevention company
  by Chip Taulbee
• Board Game Co. lands Barnes & Noble account
  by Worth Sparkman
• David Rockefeller to speak at luncheon
  by Lance Turner
• New bank branches planned for NWA
  by Worth Sparkman
• Bassett Furniture store slated for Fayetteville
  by Bill Bowden
• RFID Global Solution opens Innovation Center at Rogers
• Deltic Timber Corp. of El Dorado says it expects to file its second-quarter report with the Securities & Exchange Commission by Monday
• Tyson Foods Inc. of Springdale and Junior Achievement of Northwest Arkansas have launched an educational outreach to Hispanic youth and their parents
• The Environmental Protection Agency is putting new guidelines in place for the coal-burning power plants in Arkansas to reduce emissions
• Jamie Amaral, director of health research for the National Federation of Independent Business, and northwest Arkansas-area small-business owners will host a seminar, "Future of Small-Business Health Care," at the AQ Chickenhouse in Springdale on
• Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., has been given the American Health Care Association's 2005 Leading Light of Long-Term Care Award
• The Arkansas State University Small Business Development Center will offer a small-business workshop, "Managing Cash Flow," from 1-4 p.m. on Aug. 25 at American State Bank in Jonesboro
• The state of Arkansas has extended the contract for Arkansas Information Consortium to manage Arkansas.gov through June 2008
• Whirlpool Corp. of Benton Harbor, Mich., has upped its offer to buy Maytag Corp. of Newton, Iowa, to $21 a share, or $1.72 billion, which consists of 50 percent cash and 50 percent stock
• Clinton Presidential Library
• Dr. James Golden, an associate professor of criminal justice at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, will discuss crime statistics in different areas of Little Rock at noon on Aug. 18 in the Cox Creative Center on the Main Library campus
• Microsoft Corp
• Philander Smith College in Little Rock said the estate of Mary Helen Conyers has established a fund in excess of $562,000 to provide scholarship support for students with financial need
• Arkansas Federal Credit Union of Jacksonville has donated $47,000 to the Arkansas Children's Hospital Foundation
• Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., and the Greater Pine Bluff Chamber of Commerce will host a town hall meeting about Social Security and its future at 6:30 p.m., on Aug. 15
• Dixie digs deep in data to find deal potential
  by Laura Bruegge
• Ironically, Coughlin was highest-paid executive in 2004
  by Bill Bowden
• Arkansas business list: executive compensation
• Gossett & Banic
  by Chip Taulbee
• Chenal Pet Palace
  by Chip Taulbee
• Calendar
• Thomas & Thomas LLP
• Arkansas Society of Certified Public Accountants
• Arkansas State Board of Public Accountancy
• Xerox Global Services
• Magna IV
• University of Arkansas
• University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
• Cromwell Architects Engineers
• Bank of the Ozarks
• National Association of Federal Credit Unions
• Simmons First National Bank
• Eagle Bank
• Coldwell Banker Advantage Realty
• Century 21 Daniel & Associates
• McDonald's
• Stock summary

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