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Articles in March 2004 issue of Crain's Cleveland Business

• Letters.(Letter to the Editor)
• Ricerca refocuses on contract drug deals.
• Going Places.(People)
• From behind the desk to the on-deck circle; Kaczmar Architects' draftsman puts in time on the diamond.(News)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Jay Hotel to receive a condo makeover.(Real Estate)(Brief Article)
• Coming together for a family in need.(Opinion)
  by Tucker, Brian
• Letter: Felder story unfair.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
• Sherwin to stick to selling Stewart.(News)
• White Hat aims to add schools.(News)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Now's no time to cut housing incentives.(Opinion)
• Love can be a tough job; To keep a relationship solid, it needs a place on the schedule.(Special Report)
  by Lenore, Andrea
• Expansion slated for State.(News)(Brief Article)
• Gadgetry.(Special Report)(Brief Article)
  by Jackson, Tom
• New parent plans Proto Circuit growth.(News)
• Gr. Cleve. Tomorrow closer to reality.
• Strong sales prompt Jewish News to add magazine.(News)
• New investors to fuel ethanol maker's growth.(News)
  by Clark, Shasta
• Lubrizol on lookout for buys; New market acquisitions key to plan for growth.(News)
• Industrial use slated for Euclid Kmart site.(Real Estate)
  by Bullard, Stan
• New AxioMed CEO brings along a big-time fund-raising record.(News)
• Benesch talks merger amid layoffs.
• Give it up.(Opinion)(U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich )
• Late News.
• Career corner; Expert tips on how to resign with class.(Special Report)
• Chemical producer expects quick exit from Ch. 11.(News)
• Datebook.(Calendar)(Calendar)
• Stonebridge lands three new tenants.(News)
• Tenants to give Tower City shoppers a new mix.(News)
• Plenty of room at the inns; Bed & breakfasts pop up in area, gain following.(Small Business)
  by Woods, Gretchen
• Marketing Mix.(Marketing)
  by Gomez, Henry
• Taking healthy living to heart; Clinic's chief cardiologist fitness nut who's not afraid to spread the word.(Eric Topol)
  by C, SHASTA
• Brecksville broker target of SEC Ponzi allegations.(Finance)
• Where's Wahoo? Tribe mascot is still around, but script "I" taking on larger role.(Special Report)
  by Suttell, Scott
• Cash puts NeoMed closer to market.(Finance)
  by Stacklin, Jeff
• Coral Co. lined up to buy Shaker Sq.
• Richfield could see Rubbermaid jobs.
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Late News.
  by Miller, Jay
• Short Takes.(Briefs)
• Late News.
• Partnership asks patience on promise of new voices.(News)
  by Miller, Jay
• U.S. Bank switches up top brass here.(News)(Brief Article)
• Web services provider ROI Supply acquired.(News)(AmericanEagle.com)(Return On Investment)(Brief Article)
• A bit of caution goes a long way; Simple steps can prevent computer trauma.(Small Business)
  by Jackson, Tom
• Directing a turnaround; Film Society able to cut debt with tough self-editing.(News)
  by Suttell, Scott
• Short Takes.(Briefs)(Brief Article)
• Recruitment effort launched to find long-term caregivers.(News)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Firm set to open D.C. office as Westlake Reed Leskosky; van Dijk no longer name partner but still active.(News)
• More hands on deck for skipper Wedge; Manager optimistic about healthier and wiser team.(Special Report)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Gerut geared for repeat year; Outfielder counting on hard work to help top stellar rookie season.(Special Report)
  by Call, Andy
• Petros proceeds with Mentor project.(Real Estate)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Bar Assoc. on the move to Galleria.(News)(Cleveland Bar Association)(Brief Article)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Leadership landscape undergoes some changes at Ulmer & Berne.(News)(Ulmer & Berne LLP. )(Brief Article)
• iTunes site clicks with Telarc; Label set to join the download craze.
  by Jackson, Tom
• Short Takes.(Briefs)
• Going Places.(People)
• The Interview.(Legal File)(Interview)
  by Suttell, Scott
• Baker partner part of effort to aid African AIDS patients.(News)
• Buy-sell agreements bring key issues into consideration.(Small Business)
  by Juster, Joseph K.
• Glynias back in game with Lucidyx.(Technology)(Manuel Glynias)(Lucidyx LLC)
  by Clark, Shasta
• Calling all former 40 Under 40s!(News)(Brief Article)
• Biz be ready: States tinkering with tax policies.(Finance)
  by Shaw, Catherine J.
• Cleveland looking to explore corporate sponsorship options.(News)
  by Miller, Jay
• Oswald Financial partners up for deal to cross-sell products.(News)(Brief Article)
• This year, no doubts `bout Blake; Longtime minor-leaguer's performance last season proves he belongs as big-league starter.(Special Report)(Casey Blake)(Biography)
  by Call, Andy
• St. Vincent adds geriatric psych unit.(News)(Brief Article)
• No more shop 'til you drop; Personal shoppers out to help stock the closets of their clients.(Special Report)
  by Tramer, Harriet
• Akron General expanding cancer center.(News)(Brief Article)
• Careful choices, chemistry crucial to client teams.(News)
  by CROSS, DARRYL
• Red Cross aiming to boost coffers with new campaign.(News)
• Two bailiffs, one bench.(Legal File)
  by Lucas, Carol A.
• Going Places.(People)
• Effort on to buy Oglebay's vessels; Bid could keep marine unit here.(Oglebay Norton Marine Services Co.)
  by Stacklin, Jeff
• Letter: Good riddance, Issue 31.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
• Wolf trio pitches buyout; Faced with a shutdown, local office execs design acquisition package parent is close to accepting.(News)
• Risks can run high when dealing in foreign bonds.(Finance)
  by Tramer, Harriet
• New board a real score; State-of-the-art display to be biggest in baseball at cost of $7M.(Special Report)
  by Jackson, Tom
• Letter: Rethink Euclid Corridor.(Letters)
• Dolan dishes dose of reality; Tribe president's hope for success tempered by the economics of life as a mid-market team.(Special Report)
  by Suttell, Scott
• Not so close.(Opinion)
• Say Yes group heads to nation's capital for event.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Jackson, Tom