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Articles in August, 2005 issue of Crain's Cleveland Business

• Packing a punch; Area sports commission seeks to champion its record by creating more events and a $1M development fund.(News)
  by Booth, John
• Pride One, Omni Realty unite to push growth.(Real Estate)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Hospitals treating patients to concierge service perks; Extras include massage therapy, gourmet meals and scheduling for out-of-towners.(Health Care)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Short Takes.(Briefs)
• University Farm of Case.(Case Western Reserve University.)
  by SCHNALL, SHARON N.
• Late News.(influence of tax rollback in Ohio on Associated Estates Realty Corp)(Kirtland Capital Partners acquires Rugby Manufacturing Co and Ox Bodies Inc)(Corporate College launches aprogram to make the students aware of how to start a business)
• Ohio offers tax perk to maintain grip on THI Holdings.(THI Holdings Inc)(Ohio Tax Credit Authority)
  by TURNER, SHAWN A.
• The Week: August 15 - 21.(The Insider)(OfficeMax Inc.)(Securities and Exchange Commission files case against Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.)(Eaton Corp. acquires Tractech Holdings Inc.)
• Back in the game; Cleveland Open set for earlier tee off.(Cleveland Open tournament)(Paul Kahalley)
• Hard lesson.(Cleveland public schools)(Brief Article)(Column)
• Healthy growth; Southwest General CEO prescribes plan for extensive expansion, renovation.(Insight)(Southwest General Health Center)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• MB Kit framing $1.2M expansion plan.(News)
  by Bennett, David
• Bar association commits to annual matchmaking event.(Special Report)
  by Wood, Allison
• Collaborating to cut costs; Nonprofits are finding ways to save by sharing personnel and resources.(Insight)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Late News.(Oster Homes sold to Hovnanian Enterprises Inc)(PSC Metals Inc. buys Knoxville Recycling Co.)(Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority gives contract fo Euclid Corridor project)
  by Miller, Jay
• The Week in Quotes.(News)
• Going Places.(appointments)
• Going Places.(appointments)
• Biz coalition exec pasting up strategy to sell Ohio.(News)
  by Miller, Jay
• Reporters' Notebook; Behind the news with Crain's writers.(Brief Article)
• Acoustic panels maker points to sound perks of Elyria move.(News)
  by Bennett, David
• Scholarship organization expands reach to 82 Cleveland city schools.(Special Report)
• LaTourette's efforts vital in rescue of DFAS office.(Cleveland Defense Finance and Accounting Service)(Steven C. LaTourette)
  by MILLER, JAY
• Courting technology; Reporting Services.(Special Report)(Realtime technology used by court reporters)
  by Kadleck, Chrissy
• Team NEO web portal aids seekers of expansion sites.(Regional Economic Development Information System web portal)(regional economic development group Team of Northeast Ohio)
  by MILLER, JAY
• What's New.(The Insider)(American Greetings Corp. launches www.HatterChatter.com )(Brief Article)
• Companies treating workers to on-site medical clinics.(Special Report)
  by Liddick, Betty
• On the job; John Schiller, Attorney, Walter & Haverfield LLP.(Special Report)
  by TIDYMAN, JOHN H.
• What's New.(Rubbermaid Home Products Div)(Roughneck Cedar Storage Tote)(Brief Article)
• New proposal could ease pension reform concerns.(Pension Protection Act)(Ohio Republican Rep. John Boehner)(Brief Article)
  by MARQUEZ, JESSICA
• Minorities make gains in leadership positions, study finds; Commission on Economic Inclusion finds modest increase in diversity on boards of directors.(News)
• Predicting the future; Cleveland Clinic spinoff readying to roll out test to determine likelihood of a heart attack.(News)
  by Pettypiece, Shannon
• What's new.(The Insider)(Vectra multimedia interface of Diebold Inc.)(Brief Article)
• Growing firms forced to face internal conflicts of interest.
  by Turner, Shawn A.
• Personal pursuits; In a competitive job market, companies are pushing programs that cater to workers who wish to take extended leaves.(Special Report)(Deloitte & Touche L.L.P.)
  by Turner, Shawn A.
• Steel surplus spurs slump in imports.(News)
• Good effort.(Opinion)
• Kent State publishing house debuting Hemingway memoir; University's nonprofit press boasts about 800 published titles.(Special Report)
  by Schnall, Sharon N.
• Going Places.(People)
• The Week.(The Insider)(Invacare Corp decided to eliminate 230 jobs)(Spitzer Management Company's car dealership)(Riverside Company bought Bracing Inc, focus on orthopedic companies)
• Boost company credit line by keeping asset information fresh.(Small Business)
  by Powers, Marsha
• Stepping up security; Sales are climbing at one computer tech biz as safety concerns rise.(Integrated Precision Systems Inc)
  by PRIZINSKY, DAVID
• Creative culmination; Centennial Exhibition to pay tribute to artist and designer Viktor Schreckengost.(Viktor Schreckengost Foundation)
  by Booth, John
• On The Job: Mary Alice Valvoda, Manager of manufacturing training services Wire-Net.(Special Report)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Attendance slide; Geauga Lake officials preach patience despite dipping numbers.(Cedar Fair L.P)(Geauga Lake and Wildwater Kingdom)
  by BOOTH, JOHN
• Area fasteners' fortune foretells economic rise.(expansion of fasteners industry )
  by BENNETT, DAVID
• Case targets The Triangle for 'college town' feel.(Case Western Reserve University)(Market Analysis and Research Inc)(The Triangle, a big apartment)
  by BULLARD, STAN
• Crain's searching for top 40.(News)
• COSE to help push ideas for reforming health care.(Health Care)(Council of Smaller Enterprises)(Brief Article)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Stepping into the spotlight; Cleveland-based Rust Records is ready to rock the indie music scene.
  by Suttell, Scott
• Bridging the employment gap; Community Hiring Hall hopes to find workers temporary jobs that lead to full-time careers.(Small Business)
  by Bonvissuto, Kimberly
• Strongsville sites lure big-box builders; Lowe's, warehouse club plans in works for southwest suburb.(News)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Plevin parts with firm to pair with friend's son.(News)(Leon M. Plevin resigns from Nurenberg, Plevin, Heller, & McCarthy Co., L.P.A. to join Plevin & Gallucci Co. LPA )
  by Turner, Shawn A.
• Reporters' Notebook; Behind the news with Crain's writers.(Cedar Brook Financial Partners LLC company formation)(student newspaper at Cleveland State University's Cleveland-Marshall College of Law won top student law newspaper award)(Goodyear Tire & R
  by Turner, Shawn A.
• Book encourages attorneys to avoid jumbled jargon.(Special Report)(analysis on legalese, language used in courts)(The Legal Writer, 40 Rules for the Art of Legal Writing, by Mark P. Painter )
  by Gavanditti, Sherry
• The Big Issue.(Opinion on space shuttle program)(Brief Article)
• The Big Issue.(Opinion)(Letter to the Editor)
• Short Takes.(Briefs)(partnership of Corporate Leadership Associates L.L.C. OI Partners Inc)(Workplace absenteeism)
• What's New.(Golf Pride Grips division)(New Decade MultiCompound grip)(Brief Article)
• K&D reels in Reserve Square.(K and D Group Inc)(Equity Residential)
  by BULLARD, STAN
• Ga. buyer front-runner for Key Tower.(Wells Real Estate Funds Inc)
• Visual Evidence, IT biz link to launch e-discovery unit.(Technology)(Business Systems)
  by Pettypiece, Shannon
• McCormack Advisors' assets surge past $1B; Firm officials credit increase to growing number of acquisitions, Sarbanes-Oxley Act.(Finance)
• Short Takes.(Briefs)(Zeppe's Pizzeria expands)(Parma Preschool received recognition)(Ann Cicarella Landscape received award from Association of Professional Landscape Designers)
• The Week: August 1 - 7.(The Insider)(First Reserve Corp. buys Chart Industries Inc.)(Parker Hannifin Corp. buys Domnick Hunter Group PLC)(Brantley Capital Corp delisted)
• CIE demise to loosen biz ties.(Cleveland Initiative for Education helps to provide architectural education)
  by Bottar, Deanna
• Quatech sticks to merger plan despite DPac's Nasdaq woes.(News)
• Case students to channel TV programs via the web.(Technology)
  by Petttypiece, Shannon
• Proposed bill could broaden docs' role in living will prep.(News)
  by Turner, Shawn A.
• Ho ho ho? No no no! Toymakers sweat to meet deadlines of Christmas present, future.
  by Booth, John
• The Week: August 22 - 28.(The Insider)
• Hard labor.(Opinion)(labor unions complaints on AFL-CIO's management)
• Incentives should help fuel conservation.(federal energy bill)(energy conservation methods)(Column)
  by CARNES, DAMON
• Letters.(Letter to the Editor)
• UHHS making over marketing team to build up system's brand.(News)(University Hospitals Health System)
  by Booth, John
• Demand by VC firms dips, leaving money to sit.(Venture capital companies)(Case Western Reserve University invesments)(Ohio Public Employees Retirement System investments)
  by PETTYPIECE, SHANNON
• The Big Issue.(Opinion)
• HR outsourcing allows managers to focus back on business.(human resource management)
  by BONVISSUTO, KIMBERLY
• Stuff; Forbes.com ranks Cleveland 28th best city for singles.(News)(Brief Article)
• Going Places.(People)(David C. Epstein joins UnitedHealth Group Inc. UnitedHealthcare)(Cristin Snodgrass joins Calfee, Halter and Griswold L.L.P.)(Nicole McCloskey joins Akhia Public Relations)

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