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Articles in April, 2007 issue of Crain's Cleveland Business

• The Week: April 2-8.(The Insider)
• Take steps to lower workers' comp costs.(Small Business)
• Awareness of disability law up among lawyers, families.(Legal Affairs)
  by Tramer, Harriet
• Home forecast sunnier than weather.(Opinion)
• Cleveland+ creators now take aim at site selectors.(News)
• Health care coalition looks to sell workers on industry.
• By the book; Lengthy roster of rules can turn golf into tricky game for even well-seasoned players.(Special Report)
  by Stoessel, Eric
• ON SITE WITH...John Sturm.(Work&Play)(Professional Travel Inc.)(Interview)(Brief article)
  by Bonvissuto, Kimberly
• Courses focus on membership following Premier, EAGL merger.(Special Report)(Evergreen Alliance Golf Limited)
  by Booth, John
• Scotland's links offer lasting memories, friendships.(Special Report)(Editorial)
  by Tucker, Brian
• Brian Fortney.(Special Report)
• Swarup Katuri.(Special Report)
• LCCC Foundation to launch $1M fund for tech startups.(News)
• Action now.(nonprofit associations role in economic development)
• Lori Alba.(marketing director at D-A-S Construction Co.)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Good Fortune; State, region home to prolific companies, according to magazine.(News)
• Third Frontier grants fuel activity at three area fuel cell companies.(News)
• Reporters' Notebook; Behind the news with Crain's writers.(The Insider)(Plain Dealer Inc. appointed Sam Fulwood III)(Cleveland Institute of Art hired Brokaw Advertising)(Starbucks Corp. in marketing agreement with Books for Kids Foundation )
• Short Takes.(Briefs)(Legal Aid Society of Cleveland appointed Jessica Baggett)(David A. Ruiz of Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP; Tracy A. Turoff of Giffen & Kaminski LLC selected for international exchange programm)(survey report on wills )
• Local manufacturing job slots slumping; With growth reported in other sectors, no clear consensus on impact to region.(News)
• An award with an honorable name.(Opinion)
• Timeless tees; NE Ohio courses designed by Donald Ross feature rolling terrain, challenging greens.(Special Report)
  by Stoessel, Eric
• High vacancies no deterrent in King James sale; Texas investor who hails from North Olmsted plans to be `aggressive' in renting two buildings.(News)(Cheryl Ogle of Ogle Properties )
  by Bullard, Stan
• Golfers, courses reap benefits from more sophisticated GPS.(Special Report)
  by Hammond, Joel
• The Week: March 26 - April 1.(The Insider)
• Insurers, docs don't see eye to eye over legislation to alter their contracting.(News)
• Builders see signs of life in market for housing.
  by Bullard, Stan
• The Big Issue.(Opinion)
• Reporters' Notebook; Behind the news with Crain's writers.(The Insider)
• Dallas developer buys St. Vincent office bldg.(News)
• Education sector grading budget with critical eye.(Insight)
• What's New.(The Insider)(Smart-Shopper)(Brief article)
• Local locale, global growth; Firms staying stateside while still snatching up opportunities to help biz clients work overseas.(Legal File)
  by Turner, Shawn A.
• Diebold cashing in on new ATM technology.(Insight)(Company overview)
• Council on track with ability to follow bills; Fathom system offers better legislative access to public, city staff.(News)
• Late News.(Kent State University sold Brimfield Township to Robinson Memorial Hospital)(billboards of Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings Inc.)(Lake Hospital System plans for Health facilities construction)
• What's New.(The Insider)
• Navigating to `Starry Night'; Museum of Art trying `tagging' to help visitors wade through extensive online collections.(News)
• Twenty in their 20s.(Special Report)
• Team NEO on the prowl, but mum on prey; Organization has two targets in sight that could bring 850 jobs, $240M in investment.(News)
  by Miller, Jay
• Steven Kerscher.(president at Lexi-Comp Inc.)
  by Soder, Chuck
• Margaret McGrath.(chief at Cleveland Foundation)
  by Miller, Jay
• Late News.
• Prevention program hardly dents foreclosure filings.
• The Week: April 9 - 15.(The Insider)(Michelin North America Inc. to close its plant)(Preformed Line Products Co. acquired Direct Power and Water Corp.)(Advanced Lighting Technologies Inc. in contract with CIT Lending Services Corp.)
• TURNING UP THE HEAT; Thermal imaging biz Predictive Service detects more opportunities to grow.(News)
  by Soder, Chuck
• Choice Bits; Excerpts from recent Editor's Choice blog entries on CrainsCleveland.com.(Briefs)
• Sorry GM.(Opinion)
• The Week in Quotes.(News)
• AUTOMATION MARCHES ON; Ongoing push to stay current on shop floor benefits makers, sellers of high-tech manufacturing equipment.(Insight)
  by Bennett, David
• Going Places.(People)(Cleveland Construction Inc. appointed Bud Balsom)(Austin Co. appointed Ronald D. Frattare)(CT Consultants Inc. appointed Myron Pakush)
• Area businesses give golfers tech-savvy way to analyze swing.(Special Report)
  by Soder, Chuck
• Emily Sword.(Special Report)
• Craig Sisak.(Special Report)
• Rick Turner.(director at Forum Conference Center)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• N.Y. equity firm claims majority of Edgepark, sibling suppliers.
• Choice Bits; Excerpts from recent Editor's Choice blog entries on CrainsCleveland.com.(Briefs)
• Dollar Bank branch to coin a fresh design for Galleria.(News)
• So much for being a household name.(Opinion)
• Reject this.(proposal to scale back tax abatement programm for housing industry)(Viewpoint essay)
• Letters.(Letter to the editor)
• Age discrimination cases could rise as work force grows older.(Legal Affairs)
• Going Places.(People)
• Polar opposites; Oddball reputation has ad industry talking about Brokaw, helps firm land high-profile accounts.(News)(Company overview)
  by Booth, John
• Kent State can empathize with Va. Tech.(Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)(Viewpoint essay)
  by Tucker, Brian
• A TAXING TIME; Internal Revenue Service expected to increase audits for small employers, sole proprietorships.
  by Turner, Shawn A.
• Choice Bits; Excerpts from recent Editor's Choice blog entries on CrainsCleveland.com.(Briefs)(initiatives by ConocoPhillips for biodiesel fuels)(earnings of Baseball team India)(education activities at Cuyahoga Community College )
• Trevarrow cooks up an idea; Company hopes Parma showroom will better display kitchen options.(News)
• Sean Wenger.(Special Report)
• Clinic's CCF Innovations' licensing revenues triple to reach $9.9M.(News)
  by Soder, Chuck
• The Week: April 16 - 22.(The Insider)
• Goodyear witnesses youth infusion at top; CEO given credit for `deep bench' in exec ranks.(Insight)
• AN EASY CELL; California-based Pacific Fuel takes root in Ohio, wastes little time in ramping up production of molded bipolar plates.(News)
• Late News.
• Law firms offer billing alternatives to cater to clients' financial needs.(Legal Affairs)(Walter & Haverfield LLP )
  by Dicken, Brad
• Going Places.(People)
• Park View shareholder wants meatier stake; In pursuing hike to 10%, Umberto Fedeli seeks louder voice, PVF to better communicate plans.(News)
• Designer drivers; Westlake business gives clubs one-of-a-kind treatment with custom, hand-painted details.(Special Report)
• HITTING THE ROAD; Plenty of destinations offer family fun, golf hot spots within drivable distances.(Special Report)
  by Stoessel, Eric
• Cleveburgh.(Viewpoint essay)

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