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Articles in July, 2002 issue of Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

• The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, First Coast Ticker Column.
• Standard-Examiner, Ogden, Utah, Business Briefs Column.
• Wireless Phone Companies Compete for Customers with Hefty Rebates.
• AME Info, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Oil and Gas Briefs Column.
• Some Massachusetts Leaders Focus On Professional License Agency Leader's Style.
• The Boston Globe Upgrade Column.
• Cooperative Effort Saves Fish, Farmers in Hermiston, Ore., Area.
• Robot Designers Answer a Call to Arms.
• The Palm Beach Post, Fla., Business Profile Column.
• Bangkok Post, Thailand, Company Reports Column.
• Thai Postal Charges Must Rise, Consultants Say.
• WorldCom CEO Had Great Run, Hard Fall.
• Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky., Personnel Changes Column.
• Miami Beach Light-Rail Project Draws Both Opposition, Support from Residents.
• University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Boasts Online, All-Day Broadcast.
• Columbia Daily Tribune, Mo., Street Talk Column.
• Growing Number of Lexington, Ky., Residents Are Working Some Days at Home.
• Newcastle, Wash., Golf Pro Proves Work Is More than Just Play.
• Several Relatives of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., City Employees Find City Summer Jobs.
• Georgia Pension Funds Lose Negligible $14 Million in Worldcom Stock.
• Williamsburg, Va., Business Sees Video Advertisement Market Develop Worldwide.
• Minnesotans Vacation Close to Home as Top Travel Season Begins.
• Pueblo, Colo., Event Draws Hundreds of Street Rod Fans.
• Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va., Company News Column.
• Nearly All Publicly Traded Vancouver, Wash., Area Companies' Stocks Lose Value.
• Clearer Waters Prevail on Oregon's McKenzie River after Construction Project.
• Port Charlotte, Fla., Firm Uses Ultrasonic System to Clean Blinds, Verticals.
• York County, Pa., Residents Have Less of a Burn for Wood, Coal.
• Georgia's Manufacturing Index Declines as Nation's Rises.
• Solvang, Calif., Winery Latest to Be Put Up for Sale.
• Economic Group Focuses on Columbia, Mo., University.
• Georgia Enacts Changes in Compensation for Unemployed Workers.
• Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
• Fort Worth, Texas, Officials Consider Bottling Own Tap Water.
• Owner of Historic Boston Wharf Plans Development.
• Even a Brief Port Shutdown Would Hurt Retailers, National Federation Says.
• Blown Transformer Leaves Northwest Lima, Ohio, in the Dark.
• Key Lender to Let American Paper Corp. Sell Some Memphis, Tenn., Inventory.
• Murray Hill, N.J.-Based Lucent Technologies Sends Out Layoff Notices.
• The Orange County Register, Calif., Jonathan Lansner Column.
• Hardin County, Ill., Ambulance Service Rebuilds with Added Drivers, EMTs.
• Journal Star, Peoria, Ill., Business People Column.
• Professional Organizers Part of Growing Trend in Services.
• California Treasurer Exhorts Firms to Follow Conflict-of-Interest Guidelines.
• San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Silicon Valley Dispatches Column.
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch Linda Tucci Column.
• Teamsters Oust Officers of St. Paul, Minn., Northwest Airlines Union.
• Thai Bank Modernises Branches to Expand Banking Services.
• Thai Mobile-Phone Service Provider Gives Away Prepaid Cards to Lure Customers.
• Cleveland, Tenn., Software Company Plans Expansion.
• Economy of California's Inland Empire May Drop Soon.
• Osco Drug Store Will Close Two More Wichita, Kan., Stores.
• Merger Collapse Sinks Gaithersburg, Md.-Based Medical Diagnostic Firm's Stock.
• Evening Standard, London, Anthony Hilton Column.
• The San Diego Union-Tribune Business People Column.
• Retailer The Bon Marche Taps Businesses of Women for Event at Seattle Store.
• US Airways Puts Off More Debts.
• Tobacco Settlement Aftermath May Hurt Texas Republican Cornyn's Senate Race.
• Troubles Continue to Add Up for WorldCom.
• The Dallas Morning News Robert Miller Column.
• After WorldCom, Colorado Telecom Firms Feel Pinch from Lenders.
• Renovated Lake Wales, Fla., Resort to Reopen.
• Family Opens Rock Hill, S.C., Mexican Restaurant.
• Breast-Cancer Preventive Drug Offers New Hope, Risk.
• Developer Instrumental in Butte, Mont., Tourism Campaign.
• Feelgood Factor Fails to Stir Japan Punters.
• Soaring Value of Real Estate in Broward County, Fla., Bolsters Property Taxes.
• Federal Study Shows Airport-Security Lapses.
• The Sacramento Bee, Calif., Scam Alert Column.
• South Florida Sun-Sentinel Business Leads Column.
• Contaminated Denver-Area Site Loses Superfund Clean-up Money.
• New Jersey Senate Convenes Special Session on Corporate Tax Overhaul Proposal.
• FTC Heeds Portland, Ore., Group's Complaint about Internet Search Engine Ads.
• The Business Press, Ontario, Calif., Inland Empire Focus Column.
• Lancaster New Era, Pa., Fictitious Names Column.
• Guildford County, N.C., Commissioner Urges Reconsideration of Development Fees.
• Businesses Rated Best to Work For Say Mentoring Helps Make Healthy Workplace.
• Lancaster New Era, Pa., Business People Column.
• State Audit Criticizes Director of Missouri's Medicaid Pharmacy Program.
• Regional Airline Holds Job Fair in Future Headquarters of Fort Wayne, Ind.

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