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

• Wal-Mart Stores Stop Stocking Handguns. (Originated from The Sacramento Bee, Calif.)
  by Glover, Mark
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Stock Talk Colum. (Originated from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
  by Massey, Steve
• A Decade of Study Still Leaves Mysteries over "Health" of PCs. (Originated from The Phoenix Gazette)
  by Patten, Brad
• Retailers around Phoenix, Ariz., Optimistic for '94. (Originated from The Phoenix Gazette)
  by Creno, Glen
• Pinnacle West Settles Two Suits, Will Pay $34 Million to Shareholders. (Originated from The Phoenix Gazette)
  by Snyder, Jodie
• London Company to Help Fund Growth of Tu Tu Tango Restaurants. (Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Arrarte, Anne Moncreiff
• Ventures by Telephone and Cable-Television Companies Heighten Competition. (Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Rozansky, Michael L.
• Long-awaited Minnesota Shopping Center Proceeding Despite Obstacles. (Originated from Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn.)
  by McCartney, Jim
• Lenders Dispute Federal Charges of Racial, Economic Discrimination. (Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Cassel, Andrew
• Seattle's Outdoor Gear Cooperative REI to Move. (Originated from The Seattle Times)
  by Nogaki, Sylvia Wieland
• Nationwide Oil, Gas Drilling Reaches 11-Month High; Oklahoma Drilling Down. (Originated from The Daily Oklahoman)
  by Vandewater, Bob
• Arizonans' Trade with Mexico Rebounds from Last Christmas. (Originated from The Phoenix Gazette)
  by Perez, Janet
• NAFTA, APEC, GATT: What They Mean to Americans. (Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Evans, Martin C.
• Developer Wants to Build Hotel, Offices in old Pittsburgh Foundry. (Originated from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
  by Gannon, Joyce
• Commercial Possibilities Enliven Exploration of Space. (Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
  by Stober, Dan
• Fastenal Corp. Founders Remake a Tiny World-Class High School. (Originated from Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn.)
  by Parker, Walter
• Airlines Seek Spring Trial Challenging Tripled Los Angeles Airport Charges. (Originated from Traffic World)
  by Page, Paul
• Philadelphia to Host "Fancy Foods" Convention. (Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Gorenstein, Nathan
• Hospital Chain Eyes Partnership in Phoenix. (Originated from The Phoenix Gazette)
  by Snyder, Jodie
• Pittsburgh Area Merchants Fear Shoppers Will Flee County Sales Tax. (Originated from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
  by Rouvalis, Cristina
• Mellon Bank Aiming for Top of the Heap Behind Hard-Driving Leader. (Originated from The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
  by Mendelsohn, Joyce
• Atlanta Design Firm Flourishes on Hospital Room Nature Art. (Originated from The Atlanta Journal and Constitution)
  by Miller, Andy
• Port of Vancouver Beijing office to Push both Sea, Air Traffic. (Originated from Traffic World)
• Trade Center May Move to Wichita, Kan., Chamber of Commerce. (Originated from The Wichita Eagle, Kan.)
  by Fitzgerald, Anne
• Midwest Shoppers Jam Cargo Express Stores for Close-Out Sales. (Originated from Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
  by Vanac, Mary
• Fort Lauderdale, Fl., Sausage Maker Sells with Risque Slogan. (Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Chauvet, Berenice D.
• Managed Care Plans Highlight Competition Between Oklahoma Care Givers. (Originated from The Daily Oklahoman)
  by Hogan, Gypsy
• Researchers at Colorado-Based Biotechnology Firms Take on AIDS Virus. (Originated from Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo.)
  by Sheeler, Jim
• Chicago-Based Firm Buys 50 Percent of Arden Fair Mall in California. (Originated from The Sacramento Bee, Calif.)
  by Williams, Norman D.
• Technology Is Freight's Weapon. (Originated from AirCommerce)
  by Solomon, Mark B.
• Electronic Delivery of Information Is Right Around the Corner. (Originated from AirCommerce)
  by Lyon, Mark W.
• Apparel Sales a Drag on Holiday Season, According to Some Merchants. (Originated from The Denver Post)
  by Leib, Jeffrey
• Coal Strike Has Cost Peabody $187 Million. (Originated from St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
  by Steyer, Robert
• Chase Bank of Arizona, Great American Bank Attract Possible Buyers. (Originated from The Arizona Republic, Phoenix)
  by Deters, Barbara
• Health Tax Could Undercut Temps' Appeal. (Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Nhan, Tawn
• LTL Carriers Announce Jan. 1 Rate Hike, Cite Increased Costs of Fuel, Taxes. (Originated from Traffic World)
  by Schulz, John D.
• Black Conventions Begin to Return to Miami after End of Boycott. (Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Faiola, Anthony
• Tulare County, Calif., to Gain Jobs with Clothing Manufacturer's Expansion. (Originated from The Fresno Bee, Calif.)
  by Nax, Sanford
• Bank Executive in Georgia Breaks Through the Proverbial Glass Ceiling. (Originated from The Macon Telegraph, Ga.)
  by Johnson, Stephanie Jordan
• Phoenix Temporary Workers Find Holiday Jobs Scarce at Small Businesses. (Originated from The Arizona Republic, Phoenix)
  by Carlile, William H.
• Mississippi's Floating Casinos Pose Hurricane Threat. (Originated from The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.)
  by Taylor, Louise
• Big Leasing Company Orders Boeing Jets Worth $525 Million. (Originated from The Seattle Times)
  by Lane, Polly
• Alaska Fishermen File Suit to Stop Implementation of Quota System. (Originated from Anchorage Daily News, Alaska)
  by Bernton, Hal
• Arizona Airways Begins Phoenix-Tucson-Hermosillo, Mexico Service. (Originated from The Arizona Republic, Phoenix)
  by Western, Ken
• One-Stop Party Shopping Store Proves Successful for Pennsylvania Partners. (Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Heavens, Alan J.
• North Carolina Blimp Maker Seeking New Markets Beyond Military. (Originated from The Charlotte Observer, N.C.)
  by Chapman, Dan
• Home Depot Takes a Gamble on Downtown Tulsa, Okla., Location. (Originated from The Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Dees, Cynthia
• Toys R Us Pulls Violent Video Game from Shelves. (Originated from The Sacramento Bee, Calif.)
  by Williams, Norman D.
• Parker Drilling Doubles Oil Rig Utilization, Predicts Earnings Turnaround. (Originated from The Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Tuttle, Ray
• Five Groups in Running for Gary, Ind., Gaming License. (Originated from Post-Tribune, Gary, Ind.)
  by Ellis, John
• Pizza Hut Springs for Super Bowl Promotion. (Originated from The Wichita Eagle, Kan.)
  by Algeo, David
• United Airlines Parent Corp. Open to Employee Buyout. (Originated from The Denver Post)
  by Mahoney, Michelle
• American Gets USAir London Routes. (Originated from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
  by Massey, Steve
• Sacramento, Calif. Bank Keeps Quiet About Bids Finish Stadium Construction. (Originated from The Sacramento Bee, Calif.)
  by Glover, Mark
• More Arizona Retailers Targeting Minorities' Buying Powe. (Originated from The Arizona Republic, Phoenix)
  by Sowers, Carol
• Florida Citrus Growers Seek to Match Prestigious Indian River Label. (Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by McNair, James
• Nearby Cities Worry About Tourism Fallout from Miami's Bad Publicity. (Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Arrarte, Anne Moncreiff
• Looming Health-Care Reform Creating Cutbacks at St. Louis Hospitals. (Originated from St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
  by Gallagher, Jim
• St. Paul's Holiday Inn to be Resuscitated, Again. (Originated from Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn.)
  by Iverson, Doug
• Tech-Prep Designed as Partnership Between Oklahoma Business, Education. (Originated from The Daily Oklahoman)
  by Stafford, Jim
• Fargo Dairy Test-Marketing Milk Containing no Cholesterol. (Originated from Grand Forks Herald, N.D.)
  by Bailey, Ann
• Norwest Corp. to Broaden Interests in Arizona Title Insurance Market. (Originated from The Phoenix Gazette)
  by Wichner, David
• The Miami Herald Steve Halpern Column. (Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Halpern, Steve
• Oklahoma Retail, Restaurant Businesses Thrived in 1993. (Originated from The Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Averill, Ellen
• Energy Policy Act Has Offered Many an Alternative to Utility Monopoly. (Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Maykuth, Andrew
• Businesses Use Hong Kong as Doorway to China. (Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Evans, Martin C.
• Lexington, Ky., Bank Headquarters May be Forced to Auction Block. (Originated from Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.)
  by Jordan, Jim
• Creditors May Get Nothing from Bankrupt Akron, Ohio Beauty Company. (Originated from Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
  by Drown, Stuart
• Boeing to Cut More Puget Sound-Area Jobs, Output in '94. (Originated from The Seattle Times)
  by Lane, Polly
• Pacifc Northwest Timber Industry is Losing Ground, Argentine Warns. (Originated from The Tacoma Morning News Tribune, Wash.)
  by Tucker, Rob
• Georgia Red Cross Helping Workers Prevent Injuries. (Originated from The Macon Telegraph, Ga.)
  by Johnson, Stephanie Jordan
• Casino Opponents Fear Uncontrolled Inland Waterway Development. (Originated from The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.)
  by Taylor, Louise
• Deposit on Pan Am Name is Made in Nick of Time. (Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Reed, Ted
• BMW, Minorities Work toward Better Contracting at South Carolina Plant. (Originated from The State, Columbia, S.C.)
  by Hughes, Bill
• Cautious Hoteliers Converting Existing Properties, Not Building New Ones. (Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Rowe, Jeff
• Oklahoma Senator Warns Oil Industry May Collapse. (Originated from The Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Myers, Jim
• In Four Years, Burned-Out Michigan Ski Supply Business Comes Back. (Originated from Detroit Free Press)
  by Gerdes, Wylie
• Kentucky Plans to Aid Small Farmers by Building $8-Million Produce Market. (Originated from Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.)
  by Pack, Todd
• More and More Today, Chains Make the Meal. (Originated from Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
  by Gamboa, Glenn
• Atlanta Farmer's Market a Popular Spot for Christmas Tree Shoppers. (Originated from The Atlanta Journal and Constitution)
  by Harte, Susan

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