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Articles in September, 1993 issue of Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

• Southern Pacific Rail Corp. Job Cuts Will Hit 4,000. (Originated from The Denver Post)
  by Mahoney, Michelle
• Freighter Leaves Duluth, Minn., with Year's Last Taconite Shipment. (Originated from Duluth News-Tribune, Minn.)
  by Renner, Marianne
• California Designer Plans to Build Fast, Comfortable Hot Rod. (Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
  by Nauman, Matt
• Baltimore Uses Midwest Advantage to Gain Back Cargo Lost During '80s. (Originated from Traffic World)
  by Brennan, Terry
• Tulsa-Based Energy Company Soars after Seizing Market Opportunities. (Originated from The Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Tuttle, Ray
• TAA Contract Talks on Dried Nuts, Fruit, Bog Down. (Originated from Traffic World)
• Long Beach, Calif., Engineers are Trash Consultants to the Nation. (Originated from Press-Telegram, Long Beach, Calif.)
  by Houser, Bob
• A Conversation with Ford Vice President Allan Gilmour. (Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
• Farm Workers Union Claims Lawyer, Judge Mishandled Arizona Case. (Originated from The Arizona Republic, Phoenix)
  by Whiting, Brent
• NAFTA Provokes Debate at World Affairs Meeting in St. Louis. (Originated from St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
  by Flannery, William
• Local Officials Believe Fort Wayne, Ind., Needs Enterprise Zone. (Originated from The News-Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Ind.)
  by LeDuc, Doug
• Discount Retailer Rose's Files Chapter 11, Eyeing Christmas Rebound. (Originated from The Charlotte Observer, N.C.)
  by Reed, Vita
• Port of Tacoma, Wash., to Buy Chemical Plant. (Originated from The Tacoma Morning News Tribune, Wash.)
  by Tucker, Rob
• Tukwila, Wash.-Based Firm Moves into Big Time with GM Contract. (Originated from The Seattle Times)
  by Lane, Polly
• Floods Fail to Halt Advance of Economy in St. Louis Region, Fed Says. (Originated from St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
  by Gallagher, Jim
• Borland Trying to Catch Rival Lotus with Collaborative Computing Software. (Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
  by Langberg, Mike
• Plant Workers, UAW Seek to Prove Their Worth to Ford. (Originated from Detroit Free Press)
  by Gardner, Greg
• Northern California's Garment Industry to Unveil New Labor Plan. (Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
  by Levander, Michelle
• Private Clubs Face Lean Times Under New Federal Tax Laws. (Originated from Detroit Free Press)
  by Rohan, Barry
• UAW-Ford Contract Trades Health Coverage for Reduced Wages. (Originated from St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
  by Carey, Christopher
• Workers and Management Standoff at National Steel Pellet. (Originated from Duluth News-Tribune, Minn.)
  by Bloomquist, Lee
• Shareholder Suit Another Bad Break for Software Retailer Egghead Inc. (Originated from The Seattle Times)
  by Williams, Scott
• Magma Copper Co. Backs Out of Arizona Mine Deal. (Originated from The Arizona Republic, Phoenix)
  by Webster, Guy
• North Carolina Still Seen as Frontrunner in Battle for Mercedes-Benz. (Originated from The Charlotte Observer, N.C.)
  by Chapman, Dan
• Alaska Airlines, Flight Attendants' Union Heading to Court. (Originated from The Tacoma Morning News Tribune, Wash.)
  by Griffin, Sean
• Tallahassee, Fla., Noticing Loss of Jobs. (Originated from Tallahassee Democrat, Fla.)
  by Harris, Wayne
• California Software Maker Promises Big Changes By Year-End. (Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Williams, Elisa
• Fliers Unworried about Alaska Air. (Originated from The Seattle Times)
  by Gupta, Himanee
• Former Denny's Employees Charge Racial Bias Hindered Their Careers. (Originated from The Charlotte Observer, N.C.)
  by Greiff, James
• Small Businesses Unsure About Clinton Health Care Plan Costs. (Originated from The Phoenix Gazette)
  by Crowe, Rosalie Robles
• Wichita, Kan., Educators Seek Limits on Students' Part-Time Jobs. (Originated from The Wichita Eagle, Kan.)
  by Perez, Suzanne
• Grand Jury Indicts Two Orange County, Calif., Insurance Executives. (Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Iwata, Edward
• Washington State Sues Furniture Store over Ad Tactics. (Originated from The Seattle Times)
  by Acohido, Byron
• Tulsa, Okla.-Based Base Inc. to Distribute Cargill Corn Sweeteners. (Originated from The Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Lee, Mark
• Orange County, Calif., Exports to Mexico Would More Than Double Under NAFTA. (Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Smith, Elliot Blair
• The Philadelphia Inquirer Glenn Burkins Column. (Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Burkins, Glenn
• Enid-Area, Ariz., Tops U.S. in Job Growth. (Originated from The Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Curtis, Bruce
• French Steelmaker to Spin Off Pittsburgh-Based J&L Specialty Product Corp. (Originated from Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
• New Air Pollution Rules in Texas May Force Change on Commuters. (Originated from Houston Chronicle)
  by Baird, Jane
• Virginia Beach Businesses Try to Return to Normal after Hurricane Scare. (Originated from Daily Press, Newport News, Va.)
  by Ress, David
• Delaware River Port Authority's Strategic Plan Plans More for New Jersey. (Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Johnston, David
• Cousins Sentenced in Broward County, Fla., Telemarketing Scam. (Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by McNair, James
• The Boeing Co. Rolls Out Its 1,000th 747 at Washington State Factory. (Originated from The Wichita Eagle, Kan.)
  by Higdon, Dave
• Seven Denver Businesses to Receive Minority Enterprise Awards. (Originated from The Denver Post)
  by Day, Janet
• South Carolina to Jump into Information Highway Arena. (Originated from The State, Columbia, S.C.)
  by Hughes, Bill
• Technology Companies Consider Warning Investors on Volatility of Stocks. (Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
  by Wolf, Ron
• South Carolina Remains Hopeful of Landing Mercedes-Benz Plant. (Originated from The State, Columbia, S.C.)
  by Monk, Fred
• Oklahoma Spared Agriculture Cuts; Most Counties Expected to Keep USDA Offices. (Originated from The Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Lee, Mark
• Insurance Commissioner to Meet Kentucky Central Life Stockholders. (Originated from Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.)
  by Jordan, Jim
• Market Eventually Must Account for Spring Wheat Field Losses, Analysts Say. (Originated from Grand Forks Herald, N.D.)
  by Pedraza, Juan Miguel
• Ten Questions About the Workings of Mutual Funds You Were Afraid to Ask:. (Originated from New York Daily News)
  by Lyons, James
• Potential Customers Have Mixed Feelings About Colorado Wal-Mart. (Originated from Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo.)
  by Narvaes, Emily
• Heinz Pet Products Plans to Shut Plant in Pascagoula, Miss. (Originated from The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.)
  by Hannaford, Jim
• Kmart on List of 11 Companies Termed "Anti-Gay" by Gay Journalists' Group. (Originated from Detroit Free Press)
  by Deck, Cecilia
• South Dakota Businesses Honored for Excellence. (Originated from Aberdeen American News, S.D.)
  by Kirschenmann, Jay
• FCC Holds Lottery for Interactive TV Licenses. (Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Rozansky, Michael L.
• Tacoma, Wash., Mall Asks Permission to Issue Stock. (Originated from The Tacoma Morning News Tribune, Wash.)
  by Szymanski, Jim
• No Olive Branch in Sight for Battling GM, VW. (Originated from Detroit Free Press)
  by Gardner, Greg
• KeyCorp to Buy Denver-Based Commercial Bancorporation of Colorado. (Originated from The Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs, Colo.)
  by Heilman, Wayne
• Back-to-School Sales Pick Up at Stores in Washington's Tri-Cities Area. (Originated from Tri-City Herald, Pasco-Kennewick-Richland, Wash.)
  by Williams, Laurie
• Dart Container Corp. Family Split Erupts into Lawsuit. (Originated from Detroit Free Press)
  by Shellum, Bernie
• General Tire Makes Changes to Tune Up Customer Service. (Originated from Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
  by Brown, Stuart
• Arizona's Future Will Be Shaped in NAFTA Debate. (Originated from The Phoenix Gazette)
  by Perez, Janet
• Superior, Wisc., Mayor to Fight for Burlington Northern Jobs. (Originated from Duluth News-Tribune, Minn.)
  by Faherty, Jay
• Microsoft's Gates Says He Has No Plans to Slow Down. (Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
  by O'Connor, Rory J.
• Investors Flock to Safe Havens In Wake of Unrest in Russia. (Originated from The Atlanta Journal and Constitution)
  by Walker, Tom
• Northwest Companies Rush to Russia Despite Obstacles, Instability. (Originated from The Seattle Times)
  by Gwinn, Mary Ann
• Industrial Freight System of Sun Valley, Calif., Files Chapter 11. (Originated from Traffic World)
• General Tire Plans Layoffs, Temporary Shutdowns to Decrease Inventory. (Originated from Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
  by Drown, Stuart
• StorageTek Anticipates Major Loss, Plans to Cut 200 Jobs. (Originated from The Denver Post)
  by Dubroff, Henry
• Viacom Brings the Lawyers into Battle for Paramount. (Originated from New York Daily News)
  by Lowry, Tom; Lyons, James
• Traffic World Editorial: NAFTA Is a Bad Risk For U.S. Transportation. (Originated from Traffic World)
  by Shea, Walter J.
• Kentucky Racetrack Shares Fare Well on Vancouver Stock Exchange. (Originated from Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.)
  by Carfagno, Jacalyn
• Brazil's Money Woes Linked to Michigan's Dart Family. (Originated from Detroit Free Press)
  by Shellum, Bernie
• California's Nichols Institute Names New Chief, Ponders Future. (Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Campbell, Ronald
• Arizona Customers Preview of Arrowhead Towne Center Super Mall. (Originated from The Arizona Republic, Phoenix)
  by Gillespie, Phyllis
• Regulators to Review Bell of Pennsylvania Upgrade Plan, Rate Hike Plea. (Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Rozansky, Michael L.
• Oklahoma Economy Surges in Second Quarter, but Tulsa Lags Behind. (Originated from The Tulsa World, Okla.)
• Background Checks to Begin on Four Applicants to Run Missouri Casinos. (Originated from St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
  by Faust, Fred
• All Eyes Watching U.S. Wheat Disease Situation. (Originated from Grand Forks Herald, N.D.)
  by Bailey, Ann

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