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Articles in May, 1996 issue of Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

• Pharr Yarns Workers Return to Clover, S.C., Plant.(Originated from The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C.)
• Union Activity Slows Port Business in California.(Originated from Press-Telegram, Long Beach, Calif.)
  by Bush, G.M.
• Plans Under Way for Three 100,000-Square-Foot Office Projects.(Originated from The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville)
  by Mathis, Karen Brune
• Trustee Rejects $1.3 Million Bid for Miami's El Cid Restaurant.(Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Barciela, Susana
• Default Filings Up 25.6 Percent in Riverside County, Calif.(Originated from The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, Calif.)
  by Burnham, Rick
• Bell Atlantic-Virginia Wins Accolades for Work Linking Students.(Originated from Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va.)
• Tacoma, Wash., Approves Street Vendors after 15-Year Ban.(Originated from The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.)
  by Fysh, Graham
• General Dynamics to Lay Off 256 at Electric Boat Plant in Rhode Island.(Originated from Providence Journal-Bulletin, R.I.)
  by Davis, Paul
• Honeywell Announces Process-Control Computer System.(Originated from The Arizona Republic/Phoenix Gazette)
  by Fehr-Snyder, Kerry
• Jack in the Box Closes Its Colorado Restaurants.(Originated from Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs, Colo.)
  by Turnis, Jan
• The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.(Originated from The Charlotte Observer, N.C.)
  by Smith, Doug
• High Grain Prices Make Farmers Happy, Puts Ranchers on Edge.(Originated from The Indianapolis Star and News)
  by Swiatek, Jeff
• Virginia Officials Says Newport News Shipyard's Permit is Lax.(Originated from Daily Press, Newport News, Va.)
  by Stradling, Richard
• Kansas Airport Dedicates Extended Runway.(Originated from The Wichita Eagle, Kan.)
  by Higdon, Dave
• Fretter Inc. Closes Five of 15 Michigan Stores.(Originated from Detroit Free Press)
• Utah's Mountain Fuel Pressured to Supply Utilities with Natural Gas.(Originated from The Salt Lake Tribune)
  by Oberbeck, Steven
• Texaco to Open A&W Restaurants in Colorado Springs.(Originated from Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs, Colo.)
  by Heilman, Wayne
• Farmer's Market in Philadelphia's Roxborough Area Still Finding Its Way.(Originated from The Philadelphia Inquirer)
  by Bruch, Laura J.
• Aerospace Firm Picks Charlotte, N.C., for Headquarters.(Originated from The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C.)
  by Burgess, Harvey
• West Telemarketing Corp. to Open 1,200-Job Calling Center in Hampton, Va.(Originated from Daily Press, Newport News, Va.)
  by Glynn, Matt
• St. Petersburg, Fla., Chamber of Commerce Honors Two Businesses.(Originated from St. Petersburg Times, Fla.)
  by Burney, Teresa
• New Crop of Carriers Entering an Energized Industry.(Originated from Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
  by Turnbull, Lornet
• Sandy, Utah, Approves $25 Million Entertainment Complex.(Originated from The Salt Lake Tribune)
• Astra Pharmaceuticals Suspends More Executives in Sex-Harassment Case.(Originated from The Boston Globe)
  by Lewis, Diane; Pham, Alex
• Cable Television Industry Retreats From A La Carte Service.(Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
  by Bryant, Howard
• Hansen Natural Corp.'s Fruit-Heavy Smoothies Off to a Fast Start.(Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Lansner, Jonathan
• Builder Sidesteps City Government in Battle for Redlands, Calif., Mall.(Originated from The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, Calif.)
  by Messinger, Rob
• California's Watson Pharmaceuticals Inc. Has Record Quarter.(Originated from The Business Press, Ontario, Calif.)
• Georgia Nonprofit to Give $250,000 Assets to Start Mary Marler Foundation.(Originated from Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Ga.)
  by Wells, Garrison
• Customers Find Rising Problems at Florida Power Corp.(Originated from St. Petersburg Times, Fla.)
  by James, Ian
• Reno Air Adds Twist: Buy 1 Alaska Ticket At Full Price, Get 3 Cheap.(Originated from Anchorage Daily News)
  by Scagliotti, Lisa
• Homes in Riverside, Calif., Ranked Among Nation's Most Affordable.(Originated from The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, Calif.)
  by Burnham, Rick
• Investors Turn to Cyberspace for Clues on Stock Behavior.(Originated from Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn.)
  by Beran, George
• Jacksonville, Fla., Ford Dealership Celebrates 80th Anniversary.(Originated from The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville)
  by Thomas, Adam
• USAir Resumes Daily Nonstop Flights to Frankfurt.(Originated from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
  by Massey, Steve
• USDA Says South Carolina Peach Farmers Eligible for Emergency Loans.(Originated from The State, Columbia, S.C.)
  by Hughes, Bill
• U.S. Students Seen Lagging in Necessary Computer Knowledge.(Originated from The Orange County Register, Calif.)
  by Hickox, Katie; Williams, Elisa
• New York City Health Executives Got 1995 Pay Hikes, Records Show.(Originated from New York Daily News)
  by Feiden, Douglas
• Rock Hill, S.C., Howard Johnson's Gets New Owner with Plans to Renovate.(Originated from The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C.)
  by Byers, Dawn
• Two Colorado Springs Women Lead Stressed Workers to Aerobic Health.(Originated from Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs, Colo.)
  by Turnis, Jane
• Hospital Plans Nursing Home in Monroeville, Ind.(Originated from The News Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Ind.)
  by Frazier, Lynne McKenna
• Virginia's Unemployment Drops Below 4 Percent for First Time in Six Years.(Originated from The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.)
  by Wagner, Lon
• Tulsa, Okla., Gas Prices Are Among Cheapest in Nation.(Originated from Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Tuttle, Ray
• Minnesota-Wisconsin Farm Planting Conditions Vary Widely.(Originated from Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn.)
  by Egerstrom, Lee
• Florida-Based Uniroyal Technology Corp. Posts Quarterly Loss.(Originated from The Bradenton Herald, Fla.)
• Wisconsin's MGE Expects to Remain Strong Despite Deregulation Competition.(Originated from The Wisconsin State Journal)
  by Hawkins, Lee, Jr.
• Warm Winter Cools California Table Grape Harvest.(Originated from The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, Calif.)
  by Crider, Jeff
• Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation Gets a New Deputy Director.(Originated from Daily Press, Newport News, Va.)
  by Stradling, Richard
• Formal Request Hasn't Been Made For $10 Monthly Phone Increase.(Originated from The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.)
• Agreement Reached Will Prevent Indiana's Pan Am Plaza from Closing.(Originated from The Indianapolis Star and News)
  by Kukolla, Steve
• Ownership of Scripps Newspaper in California Still Undecided.(Originated from The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, Calif.)
  by Burnham, Rick
• California Group Assists Military Spouses, Personnel in Business.(Originated from North County Times, Escondido, Calif.)
  by Ritter, Christie
• Virginia Power to Cut 200 Jobs.(Originated from Daily Press, Newport News, Va.)
  by Glynn, Matt
• IRS Audit of Texas Medical Center Nears Its Fourth Year.(Originated from Austin American-Statesman, Texas)
  by Golz, Earl
• McDonald's Fans Guess at Identity of Chain's New Burger.(Originated from Press-Telegram, Long Beach, Calif.)
  by Arrington, Debbie
• Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to Market Cola as Fund-Raiser.(Originated from The Boston Globe)
  by Reidy, Chris
• Austin, Texas, Retailer Travis Boats & Motors Plans IPO.(Originated from Austin American-Statesman, Texas)
  by Hawkins, Lori
• Chamber Tries to Lure Wellman Employees to Settle in Mississippi City.(Originated from The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.)
  by Ehrbright, Nan Patton
• Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn., Dave Beal Column.(Originated from Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn.)
  by Beal, Dave
• More than 140 Chemical, Chase Banks May Close as New York Operations Merge.(Originated from New York Daily News)
  by Reyes, Sonia
• Regis Corp. Purchases 154 Wal-Mart Hairstyling Salons for $12.25 Million.(Originated from Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn.)
  by Gage, Amy
• Affiliate Chapter of Auto Industry Women's Group Forms in Akron, Ohio.(Originated from Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
• FCC Frees AT&T from Rate Cap on International Calling Services.(Originated from The Miami Herald)
  by Whitefield, Mimi
• Long Beach, Calif., Trying to Banish Sex-Oriented Stores.(Originated from Press-Telegram, Long Beach, Calif.)
  by Monteagudo, Luis, Jr.
• Philadelphia Court Agency Accused of Denying Tenants Due Process.(Originated from Philadelphia Daily News)
  by Young, Earni
• US West May Seek Higher Colorado Local Rates, Lower Long-Distance Rates.(Originated from Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs, Colo.)
  by Bean, Joanna
• Oklahoma Farmers Wary of Wheat Fungus.(Originated from Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Schafer, Shaun
• Tulsa, Okla., Homebuilder in Moscow Deal.(Originated from Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Simon, Dana
• Intuit CFO's Wife, Five Others Entangled in Insider Trading.(Originated from Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.)
  by Avalos, George
• Madison, Wisc., Experiences Shortage of Skilled Construction Workers.(Originated from The Wisconsin State Journal)
  by Gribble, Roger A.
• NBD Bank to Extend Service Charge to Indiana, Michigan at Year End.(Originated from The Indianapolis Star and News)
  by Ambrose, Eileen
• Oklahoma's New Public Service Company Leader to Stress Customer Service.(Originated from Tulsa World, Okla.)
  by Tuttle, Ray
• North Dakota Growers Earn Less in 1995, Study Says.(Originated from Agweek Magazine)
  by Copeland, Julie
• Private Firms Invited to Submit Proposals to Norfolk, Va., Naval Base.(Originated from Daily Press, Newport News, Va.)
  by McMichael, William H.
• Bowling Convention Spares Plenty of Cash for Salt Lake City Merchants.(Originated from The Salt Lake Tribune)
  by Fahys, Judy
• California Farmers Hold Meeting to Discuss 1996 Farm Law.(Originated from The Fresno Bee, Calif.)
  by Pollock, Dennis
• Pennsylvania Blue Cross Seeking Hospital Cost Cuts.(Originated from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
  by Gaynor, Pamela
• Petrini's to Be Sold to Food Cooperative.(Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
  by Kahn, Hal
• Mall Properties Inc. Anticipates Retail Boom on Virginia Peninsula.(Originated from Daily Press, Newport News, Va.)
  by Glynn, Matt
• Doctors Protest Unregulated Prosthetics Industry.(Originated from The News, Boca Raton, Fla.)

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