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Articles in December, 1995 issue of Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

• Ogden Man Wants to Put Slot Machine in Nostalgic Utahns' Homes.(Originated from The Salt Lake Tribune)
  by Oberbeck, Steven
• Business Schools Adding Practical Experience to the Theory.(Originated from Detroit Free Press)
  by Brennan, Mike
• Most Virginia Rotary Clubs Have Accepted, Adapted to Women Members.(Originated from Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va.)
  by Stanley, Bonnie Newman
• Generation X'ers Plan their Financial Future -- and the Present.(Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Squadrito, Cheryl
• Guide to Video Game Systems.(Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
  by Bryant, Howard
• Luria's of Florida Wins Ruling against Big Rival, Service Merchandise.(Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Greene, Ronnie
• Disney Forms New Unit for Theme Restaurants and Entertainment Complexes.(Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Rowe, Jeff
• Virginia to Support State Vendors on QVC Home-Shopping Program.(Originated from The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.)
  by Little, Robert
• Florida Employers Turn to HMOs for Workers Compensation Services.(Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Chandler, Michele
• Fed-Up Farmers Protest Flood of Vegetable Imports.(Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Musibay, Oscar
• Chrysler Boosts Its Quarterly Dividend 20 Percent.(Originated from Detroit Free Press)
  by Brennan, Mike
• The Atlanta Journal and Constitution Maria Saporta Column.(Originated from The Atlanta Journal and Constitution)
  by Saporta, Maria
• FBI Cracks Down on Fraudulent Telemarketing Operations with Help of AARP.(Originated from Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
  by Mezger, Roger J.
• Florida's Southeast Bank Slowly Sells Its Art Collection.(Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Fields, Gregg
• Several California Firms Could Be in Market for Westinghouse Defense Division.(Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Mouchard, Andre
• Clinton Warns Against Expanded Agriculture Workers Program.(Originated from San Antonio Express-News)
  by Martin, Gary
• Indianapolis-Based Sycamore Stores Inc. Files for Chapter 11.(Originated from The Indianapolis Star)
  by Kukolla, Steve
• Ashe County, N.C., Plant Contented to Be a Small Cheese.(Originated from The Charlotte Observer, N.C.)
  by Eisele, Stella M.
• Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Firm Expanding Abroad, By Design.(Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Matas, Alina
• E-mail Mania Brings Host of Questions.(Originated from Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn.)
  by Moylan, Martin J.
• Early Completion Foreseen for Second Chesapeake Bay Bridge Span.(Originated from The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.)
  by Dinsmore, Christopher
• BankAmerica Beefs Up Presence in Florida.(Originated from St. Petersburg Times, Fla.)
  by Gray, Tim
• Long Beach, Calif., Naval Hospital Shopping Center Project to Go Forward.(Originated from Press-Telegram, Long Beach, Calif.)
  by Strassman, Neil
• Two Jacksonville, Fla., Hospitals Plan Inpatient Consolidation.(Originated from The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville)
  by Dunbar, John
• The Philadelphia Inquirer Business Summary Column.(Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
• Minnesota's Zytec to Open Factory in Boulder, Colo.(Originated from Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo.)
  by Gits, Vicky
• Citicorp May Move Corporate Offices from New York.(Originated from St. Petersburg Times, Fla.)
  by Keefe, Robert
• Gulfstream Airlines Cancels Columbus, Ga., Service.(Originated from Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Ga.)
  by Oppenheim, Sara
• Total Petroleum to Close its Refinery in Arkansas City.(Originated from The Wichita Eagle, Kan.)
  by Boulton, Guy
• Downtown Bakersfield Attracts New Home Owners, Keeps Old Home Owners.(Originated from The Bakersfield Californian)
  by Towers, Susan
• Textron to Be A Sponsor of 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games.(Originated from The Atlanta Journal and Constitution)
  by Unger, Henry
• Sewing at Home Is Alive and Well around Pennsylvania's Capital.(Originated from The Patriot-News, Harrisburg, Pa.)
  by Klaus, Mary
• Corporate Philanthropy Grows Increasingly Sophisticated.(Originated from The News Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Ind.)
  by Frazier, Lynne McKenna; LeDuc, Doug
• Business Has Been Picking Up for 50 Years for Anaheim, Calif., Taxi Clan.(Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Fisher, Marla Jo
• PNC Bank to Move Headquarters to Downtown Philadelphia.(Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Turner, David I.
• Retailing Equals Three Watchwords: Entertainment, Value, Convenience.(Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
• Colorado's Art Mart to Launch Expansion among U.S. Factory Outlet Centers.(Originated from Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo.)
  by Gonzalez, Erika
• Boeing Wichita Executive Relocates to Seattle Division.(Originated from The Wichita Eagle, Kan.)
  by Higdon, Dave
• American Industrial Loan Association Plans Stake in Virginia Thrift.(Originated from The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.)
  by Shean, Tom
• Cellular Industry Heeds Call to Crimp Phone Fraud.(Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Williams, Elisa
• Virginia-Based Business Serves as Clearing House of High-Tech Experts.(Originated from The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.)
  by Mayfield, Dave
• The Atlanta Journal and Constitution Macintosh Report.(Originated from The Atlanta Journal and Constitution)
  by Haddad, Charles
• State Agency Names Worst Insurers in New York City.(Originated from New York Daily News)
  by Lavan, Rosemary Metzler
• Outlook Darkens for California Computer Chip Maker Advanced Micro Devices.(Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
  by Bryant, Howard
• Chino Valley Bank to Add Branch in Temecula, Calif.(Originated from The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, Calif.)
  by Crider, Jeff
• Private Sector Whisks away Utah Employees Trained by the State.(Originated from The Salt Lake Tribune)
  by Fahys, Judy
• California Tennis-Fitness Club to Close during New-Year Client Downturn.(Originated from The Bakersfield Californian)
  by Swenson, Steve E.
• The Wichita Eagle, Kan., What's New Column.(Originated from The Wichita Eagle, Kan.)
  by Schrodt, Anita
• Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn., Entrepreneur Profile Column.(Originated from Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn.)
  by Beran, George
• Empty Seats Mark Trail Blazer Shuttle Bus from Eugene to Portland, Ore.(Originated from The Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.)
  by Levy, Melissa
• The Miami Herald Business Briefs Column.(Originated from The Miami Herald)
• Cleveland Mom Files Class Action to Block Rite Aid-Revco Merger.(Originated from Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
  by Gamboa, Glenn
• Local Businesses Take Shots at Utah State University's Delta Center Game.(Originated from The Salt Lake Tribune)
• Market Rate Housing Comes to the Iron Range.(Originated from Duluth News-Tribune, Minn.)
  by Bretts, Anne
• Ashland, Ky., Restaurant to Open with Movie, Music Memorabilia Theme.(Originated from Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.)
  by Sachdev, Ameet
• Lack of Parking Deters Would-Be Shoppers from Going to Downtown Indianapolis.(Originated from The Indianapolis Star)
  by Francis, Mary
• Johnson & Johnson Extends Review Period for Takeover; Cordis Stock Tumbles.(Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Reed, Ted
• Kentucky-Based Printer Maker Lexmark Boosts Staff to Answer Help Calls.(Originated from Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.)
  by Sachdev, Ameet
• Surge in Last-Minute Shopping Slightly Boosts Holiday Retail Sales.(Originated from The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville)
  by Crownover, Catherine
• Oregon's Hemenway Farms Dairy Sold to Sand and Gravel Company.(Originated from The Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.)
  by Buri, Sherri
• Oklahoma Agriculture Board Enacts Health Rule on Cattle.(Originated from Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Schafer, Shaun
• Northwest Airlines Introduces In-Flight Exercise Videos.(Originated from St. Petersburg Times, Fla.)
  by Albright, Mark
• Tampa, Fla., Partners to Open Restaurant Near Hockey Arena.(Originated from St. Petersburg Times, Fla.)
  by Burney, Teresa
• First Interstate Bank Sees More Recovery for Riverside, Calif., Economy.(Originated from The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, Calif.)
  by Sturman, Mike
• Excel Telecommunications Sells Long Distance through Multilevel Marketing.(Originated from The Bakersfield Californian)
  by Mayer, Steven
• New York's Kidvertisers Plans Fun, Popular, Clean Children's Toy Ads.(Originated from New York Daily News)
  by Reyes, Sonia
• Bakersfield Career Center Attracts Casualties of Total Services' Down-Sizing.(Originated from The Bakersfield Californian)
  by Towers, Susan
• Charlotte Name-Game Ad Agency to Keep its Handle.(Originated from The Charlotte Observer, N.C.)
  by Batten, Taylor
• Economic Development Group to Buy Part of Harsco's Pennsylvania Property.(Originated from The Patriot-News, Harrisburg, Pa.)
  by Feeley, Mike
• Former Quarterback Roger Staubach to Open Real Estate Office in New York.(Originated from New York Daily News)
  by Grant, Peter
• Colorado Springs Sellers Predict Brisk Trade in Christmas Trees.(Originated from Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs, Colo.)
  by Noreen, Barry
• Long Beach, Calif., Shipyard Staff Gets Job Help.(Originated from Press-Telegram, Long Beach, Calif.)
  by Strassman, Neil
• Clothestime Inc. Files for Bankruptcy Reorganization.(Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Barron, Kelly
• Florida Developers Expect to Finish Major Industrial Building by Spring.(Originated from The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville)
  by Mathis, Karen Brune
• Senator Gramm Woos Executives in California's Silicon Valley.(Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
  by Trounstine, Philip J.
• Florida's Lennar Corp. to Buy Homebuilder in Houston.(Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Finefrock, Don
• Camera Shops Electronically Zap Unloved Ones from Family Photographs.(Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Gordon, Suzanne
• California Real Estate Tired in 1995, Experts Say.(Originated from The Bakersfield Californian)
  by Henry, Lois
• Kansas Ranch is Breeding Center for Exotic Animals.(Originated from The Wichita Eagle, Kan.)
  by McMillin, Molly
• Lawyers Fear Clinton Bill to Curtail Shareholder Lawsuits.(Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Stoiber, Julie

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