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Articles in October, 1999 issue of Crain's Cleveland Business

• FLUID REGULATORS: EXPANSION TO CREATE JOBS AT PAINESVILLE VALVE PLANT.
  by PRIZINSKY, DAVID
• SINKING SEARS STOCK SPURS TALK OF TAKEOVER DEFENSE.
  by BAEB, EDDIE
• U.K. TIES STAY STRONG HERE DESPITE CONSULATE CLOSING.
  by Levey, J. David
• LATE NEWS.
• TRADE & PROFESSIONAL GROUPS.(Directory)
• FITNESS & WELLNESS.
• BANKRUPTCIES.
• IBM UPROAR MOVES CONGRESS TO ACT ON CASH BALANCE PLANS.
  by GEISEL, JERRY
• DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAMS FLOURISHING AT NEARBY SCHOOLS.
  by GAVANDITTI, SHERRY
• MONEY-SAVING MEASURES BRING STATE EMPLOYEES TAFT'S PRAISE.
  by JOHNSON, ALAN
• TWO AKRON-AREA LAW FIRMS MERGE.
• CIUNI PARTNERS DEPART FIRM, HANG SHINGLE FOR OWN PRACTICE.
  by SERRES, CHRISTOPHER
• PRODUCTS KEEP H2O FLOWING FOR FIRS AND THE FURRY.
  by SUTTELL, SCOTT
• HYBRID VEHICLES MAKING WAY TOWARD MARKET.(vehicles combine features of sport utility vehicles and station wagons)
  by KREBS, MICHELLE
• PORT SEEKS TEMPORARY OFFICE SPACE.(Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority)
  by BULLARD, STAN
• RTA NEEDS I-X CONNECTION.(Letter to the Editor)
• A SOURCE OF SHAPING STRATEGY: GROUPS OFFER BOARD OF DIRECTORS FORMAT WITHOUT BIG BUSINESS PRICE TAG.
  by BRACHNA, SUSAN
• CLARIFIED IRS POSITION GIVES LLCS INCREASED LEGITIMACY.
  by Grassi, Carl
• ARHAUS LOOKS TO WEB SITE TO FURNISH NEW MARKETS.
  by HARDIN, ANGELA Y.
• TRANSFUSION DUE FOR KEY AD EFFORT.(Key Corp.)(Statistical Data Included)
  by SERRES, CHRISTOPHER
• HOME HEALTH.(Directory)
• N.Y. FIRM CONTESTS PHONETEL CH. 11 PLAN.
  by SERRES, CHRISTOPHER
• GATEWAY AREA HOTEL MAY BE IN WORKS.
  by BULLARD, STAN
• STAR ATTRACTION ON THE WAY: INTERACTIVE INFO CENTER COMING TO PLAYHOUSE SQUARE.
  by GAVANDITTI, SHERRY
• WELLS FARGO MAY BE EYEING LOCAL BANKS.
  by SERRES, CHRISTOPHER
• TRAVEL AGENCIES BACK UP SITES WITH SERVICE.
  by BATTAGLIA, TAMMY
• TEXTBOOK SITES VIE TO PULL STUDENTS INTO THEIR PAGES.
  by FREEMAN, LAURIE
• LATE NEWS.(business developments in Cleveland, Ohio)
• LUXURY SEDANS.(Statistical Data Included)
• FORMER MEDUSA HQ BACK TO LIFE WITH NEW OCCUPANTS: REALTOR SARVER FIRST TENANT AND NEW OWNER OF SPACE.(ERA Sarver Realty relocates to former Medusa Corp. headquarters)(Statistical Data Included)
  by BULLARD, STAN
• ANTI-DRUG INITIATIVE TO DEBUT HERE.(Kids in a Drug-Free Society nonprofit group)
  by SANTIAGO, RAQUEL
• MID-LEVEL SEDANS.
• RESOLING SOME SOLON HISTORY: MERCHANTS, CITY TEAMING TO REVITALIZE VINTAGE BLDGS.
  by BULLARD, STAN
• FACING RESPONSIBILITY HEAD-ON IN JAPAN.
  by Tucker, Brian
• NCS STOCK SLIDE SPURS LEGAL BATTLE.
  by SANTIAGO, RAQUEL
• INSURERS & HEALTH BENEFITS.(Directory)
• OUTPATIENT SERVICES.
• BENNETT BUILDERS MOVING HQ TO NEWLY CONSTRUCTED HOME.
  by BULLARD, STAN
• CUYAHOGA, SUMMIT GEAR UP FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE PILOT PROJECT.
  by FORD, TOM
• CO-OP STUDENTS READYING FOR JOBS BY GOING TO WORK.
  by TRAMER, HARRIET
• THE PRICE ISN'T RIGHT FOR OPEN RECORDS.
  by Tucker, Brian
• SHORT TAKES.
• TAX LIENS.
• MERCHANTS ON MARCH TO COLONIAL MARKETPLACE.
  by BULLARD, STAN
• SPORTS CARS/ROADSTERS.(Statistical Data Included)
• E*TRADE'S ADVERTISING CLAIMS AT ISSUE IN LOCAL SUIT.(Statistical Data Included)
  by CARDONA, MERCEDES M.
• MEGACHAIN BRINGS COMPETITION, BUT COUPLED WITH CUSTOMERS.(AutoNation USA)(Statistical Data Included)
  by GAVANDITTI, SHERRY
• LUXURY SEDANS.
• BP AMOCO SHEDS PROCARE IN SALE TO INVESTOR GROUP.
  by HARDIN, ANGELA Y.
• PRODUCTIVITY SWELL KEEPS UP IN SEPTEMBER: BUT COMMODITY PRICES ON RISE THANKS TO BOOMING ECONOMY.
• EMPLOYEE STOCK BUY PLAN AIMS TO GIVE METRO FINANCIAL A BOOST.
  by SERRES, CHRISTOPHER
• CHIEF EXEC ON DECK: STRAUSS SOON TO BE AT SUMMA HELM.
  by SANTIAGO, RAQUEL
• MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & IMAGING.(Directory)
• COMING-OUT PARTY.
• AD GROUP CONCERNED ABOUT CBS-VIACOM MERGER.
  by STARK, STEVEN J.
• NORTHCOAST FINALLY GAINS ITS BEARINGS: $30M CLOSING TO HIGHLIGHT DIRECTOR TURK'S TURNAROUND JOB.
  by SERRES, CHRISTOPHER
• GEIS BUYS LAND FOR PARK EXPANSION.
  by BULLARD, STAN
• DATEBOOK.
• GOING PLACES.
• PVF CAPITAL SET FOR WEST SIDE EXPANSION.
  by SERRES, CHRISTOPHER
• BINGO LEGISLATION DRAWS DEBATE: ATTY. GENERAL TAKES ISSUE WITH EX PANSION PROVISION.
  by FORD, TOM
• BANKRUPTCIES.
• HEALTH DESIGN PLUS MAKES BUY: ACQUIRES MATERNITY BENEFIT SERVICES COMPANY.(Professional Nurse Associates)
  by SANTIAGO, RAQUEL
• PARENT'S AMBITIOUS GOALS PUSH NOVAR CONTROLS TO STEP UP PACE.
  by PRIZINSKY, DAVID
• SLUGGISH STOCKS SPUR BANK-LIKE MOVES BY THRIFTS.
  by SERRES, CHRISTOPHER
• GOV. TECHIE.
• OWNERSHIP MOVES STATESIDE: SOLON'S SOLVERA SOLD OFF BY BRITISH PARENT.
  by PRIZINSKY, DAVID
• EMPOWERMENT ZONE LOAN FAILS TO SAVE ENCORE MFG.'S LAST ACT.
  by PRIZINSKY, DAVID
• MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES.
• CABLEVISION SALE IS CAUSE FOR CHEERING.
  by Thompson, Chris
• TASK TOUGHENS AS JOBS EFFORT MOVES AHEAD.
  by FORD, TOM
• COMMUNITY COLLEGES BOOM WITH ECONOMY.
  by BEAL, EILEEN
• NEW CAPITAL FLOWS TOWARD NEUROCONTROL.
  by PRIZINSKY, DAVID
• CELEBRITY VISITS REQUIRE BIG-TIME ORGANIZATION.
  by BEAL, EILEEN
• SCHOOL ENDOWMENTS TAKE INTERNATIONAL TURN.(Statistical Data Included)
  by KELLY, BRUCE
• HALF OF MOZES CLEVELAND'S NAMESAKE DEPARTS COMPANY.(Mozes Cleveland and Co. co-founder Jeno Mozes)(Brief Article)
  by STACKLIN, JEFF
• MINIVANS.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• RATING SHOULD READ "PEOPLE: GANGWAY!''.(Cleveland Convention and Visitors Bureau advertisements attacked by Motion Picture Association of America)
  by Tucker, Brian
• DRIVING SALES WITH A DOT COM: DEALERS SAY WEB SITES DRAWING MORE TOWARD BUYING.(Cleveland automobile dealerships)
  by MELILLI, DENISE
• COUPES/CONVERTIBLES.

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