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Articles in June, 2002 issue of Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
- Tips Make an Important Impact on Economy.
- Southeast Texas Musicians Take Self-Production to New Levels.
- Mexicos' President Cancels Trip to Texas over Water Debate.
- Enron Gets Blame for Houston-Based Energy Firm's Loss.
- Florida Attorney General Widens Probe of AT&T Broadband's Billing Practices.
- Norfolk, Va.-Area Radio Station Welcomes New Morning Announcer.
- Rhode Island Blue Cross Wants to Add Lines.
- Richmond, Va.-Based Office Work-Station Remanufacturer Seeks Protection.
- St. Paul, Minn.-Based Lawson Software Lays Off 111 Workers.
- Australians Ask Thai Prime Minister to End Harassment of Petrochemical Firm.
- Bush Faces Biggest Foreign Policy Decision So Far.
- Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif., People in Motion Column.
- Cambridge, Mass.-Based Web Services Company Positioned for Stability.
- Hershey Foods Negotiates with Workers over Benefit Packages.
- New Development Begins to Take Shape in Stockton, Calif.
- Kansas City, Mo., Used Car Dealer Loses Lawsuit Judgment.
- Steelworkers' Contract Expires in Hamilton, Ohio; Status of Strike Uncertain.
- Alaska Airlines Flight Aborted Twice.
- New-Home Industry Thrives in Las Vegas, with Recorded Sales Up in April.
- Twin Falls County, Idaho, Beef Producers Launch Summer Grilling Promotion.
- Search Engine in California Helps Move University Research Into Real World.
- Monterey, Calif., Hospital Expansion Moves Ahead.
- Buffalo, N.Y.-Based China Company Grows as Distribution, Jobs Shift.
- Genesee County, N.Y., Food Broker Sues Grandsons for Stealing Customers.
- Colorado Springs, Colo., Holds Headquarters of Mercedes-Benz Club.
- Arizona Utility Company Starts Testing New Solar Cell.
- Pension Plans for Pittsburgh-Area Companies Suffer through Economic Downturn.
- Changeover Leads to Penalty Charges for Citibank Credit-Card Holders.
- The Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho, Career Moves Column.
- Cyber-Security Work Yet to Pay Off for Some Information Technology Firms.
- Security Form Confuses Some Michigan Boaters in Canadian Waters.
- NAACP Selects Milwaukee for 2005 Convention.
- Wisconsin Legislators Target Rising Health Care Costs.
- Northern Virginia Developer Discusses Why Home Builders Embrace 'Smart Growth'.
- Syracuse, N.Y., Firm Appeals Fines over Stadium Demolition Safety Issues.
- Some Banks in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Area Offer Bargains.
- American Airlines Chairman Repeats His Call for Fewer Security Checks.
- The Indianapolis Star Thomas Wyman Column.
- Fine Line Separates Rural, Developed Land around St. Paul, Minn.-Area Lake.
- Jacksonville, Fla., Store Lets Customers Build Their Own Stuffed Animals.
- The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Maria Saporta Column.
- CD Industry, Marketers Think Outside the Circle.
- Maine Bans Harvesting of Snapping Turtles; Trappers Have 30 Days to Comment.
- The Wichita Eagle, Kan., Agriculture Column.
- The Business Press, Ontario, Calif., Main Street Briefs Column.
- Miami-Dade Mayor Pitches Transit Plan.
- Tourism Bureau's Relocation Options May Hurt Plan for Miami Visitors Center.
- Tampa Tribune, Fla., Business Calendar.
- Jacksonville, Fla., Officials Give Tentative Approval to Redevelopment.
- Some Cuban-Americans in Hackensack, N.J., Area Want Embargo to End.
- General Electric Continues to Support Major Research Division.
- Boynton Beach, Fla.-Based Company Provides Doctor House Calls.
- Laid-Off Florence, Colo., Workers Want New Jersey to Send Radioactive Soil.
- Eastern Pequot Tribe Plays Down Talk of Casino Plan in North Stonington, Conn.
- Jefferson County, Texas, May Give $7 Million Tax Abatement to Refinery.
- Butte, Mont, Cigar Store Operators Sued for Rental Payments.
- Detroit to Host Conference on Artificial Vision.
- Napster Files for Bankruptcy As Part of Agreement with German Media Company.
- Continental Airlines Issues Loss Warning for Quarter.
- Trade Representatives from Mexico to Open Offices in Kansas City, Mo.
- Lexington, Ky., Interior Designer Watches Business Expand in First Two Years.
- Milwaukee-Based Marcus Theaters Operates Three Chicago Cinemas.
- The Orange County Register, Calif., Business Briefs Column.
- Peoria, Ill.-Based Pioneer Railcorp See Income Rise 313 Percent.
- Employee Lawsuits Brew at Capital One.
- Stockton, Calif., Couple Sues to Shipping Operation, Citing Noise, Lights.
- Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn., Investor's Eye Column.
- Siam Commercial Bank in Thailand to Reduce Nonperforming Loans.
- Free Trade on Agenda of First Bahraini Mission.
- Combines Start Rolling for Winter Wheat Harvest in Kiowa, Kan.
- Chairman, CEO of Tyco International Resigns amid Probe over Taxes.
- Nurses Picket at Seattle-Area Hospital to Play Up Labor Talks.
- Oregon Gubernatorial Candidates Win Primary without Help from Big Spenders.
- Detroit Free Press Names New Executive Editor.
- Wisconsin Energy Sells Division.
- Former Andersen CEO Eager to Share Lessons.
- Losses May Reach $6 Billion for Airlines in 2002.
- New Jersey Agrees to Review No-Fault Car Insurance.
- Casinos Allowed Big Gains for Minnesota Tribes in 1990s.
- Wilmington, N.C., Officials Push to Add 3 Percent More to Room Occupancy Tax.
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