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Articles in September 2003 issue of Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

• SBC, Time Warner Poised to Fight over Each Other's Traditional Markets.
• Students at Carnegie Mellon University Develop Well-Mannered Cell Phones.
• University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Asks for Cancer Center Funding.
• Charlotte, N.C., Entrepreneurs Pilot New Game Shufflepool.
• Raleigh, N.C., Pair Franchises Their Contemporary Furniture Store.
• Bad Economy Breeds 'Truly Loyal' Employees, Indianapolis-Based Survey Finds.
• Qwest CEO Thanks Workers, More than Half of Whom Are Union Members.
• San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Philanthropy Column.
• The Orange County Register, Calif., Gordon Dillow Column.
• U.S. Museums Admit to Role in Looting of Native American Burial Grounds.
• Anemic Pace of Insider Buying of Stocks Could Signal Return of Bear Market.
• Indianapolis Companies to Showcase Electronic Innovations at Trade Show.
• Japan Ceramics-Component Maker May Appeal U.S. Damages Ruling to Supreme Court.
• Strong Home-Price Escalation Continues for Ripon, Calif., Real Estate Market.
• Thai Property Management Firm Hires Adviser for IPO.
• Bangkok Post, Thailand, Travel Column.
• Cape Cod, Mass., Demographic Study Shows Continued Loss of Younger Workers.
• Palm Beach, Fla.-Area Businesswomen Have Little Sympathy for Martha Stewart.
• Japan Land Official Denies Intention of Sacking Highways Chief.
• Toshiba to Spin Off Communications Operations.
• Chicago Tribune Retail Notebook Column.
• AME Info, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Technology Briefs Column.
• All Eyes Focus on Festivities of Grand Forks, N.D., Potato Bowl.
• Shopping Center in Burbank, Calif., to Get $7 Million Face Lift.
• New Editor Gives Teen Celebrity Magazine a New Look.
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey Pension Plans See Modest Increases.
• Chatsworth, Ga., Auto Parts Maker Nears Deal to Buy Two More Plants.
• Kentucky Residents Drive Farther Than Ever for Jobs.
• Davis, Calif., Man's Restored Vision Is a Revelation.
• Lieberman Rolling Out Health Care Blueprint.
• The Palm Beach Post, Fla., Lona O'Connor Column.
• Churches Congregating around South Charleston, W.Va.
• College Course Shows Miami-Dade Guides Proper Way to Lead Tours.
• The News-Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Ind., Agricultural Briefs Column.
• Appleton, Wis.-Area Businesses Assemble at Expo; Event Helps Attendees Network.
• The Business Press, San Bernardino, Calif., Inland Empire Focus Column.
• Lake Elsinore, Calif., Firm Plans to Catch a Falling Star for NASA.
• Brown County, S.D., Fair Manager Says Attendance, Income Up at Event.
• Hotel Company Buys Atlanta's Hospitality Group.
• Boulder, Colo.-Based Hain Celestial Reports $27.5 Million Net for 2003.
• Firm to Protest Military-Health Contract Award as 'Erroneous'.
• EDS Springs Into Action after Lights Go Out.
• Techni...ue to Put Old Tires to Use Renews Interest in Hermantown, Minn., Plot.
• Thousands in Cottage Grove, Ore., Celebrate Anniversary of 'Animal House'.
• Massachusetts Electricians' Union to Offer Class in Solar Panel Installations.
• The Record, Hackensack, N.J., Business People Column.
• The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
• U.S. Census Shows More Neighbors Moving to Dona Ana County, N.M.
• DHL to Cut 2,870 Jobs Nationwide at Pickup, Delivery Centers.
• New York-Area Retailers Wrapping Up Back-to-School Sales.
• Krispy Kreme to Close Temporarily, Open Larger Location in Hampton, Va.
• State Auto Financial Urges Shareholders to Reject Bid.
• Rhode Island Gas Reaches New High.
• Lawsuits, Resident Opposition Slow Development of Richmond, Va., Mall.
• San Francisco Firm to Ac...uire Smaller Technology Law Firm.
• Eden Prairie, Minn.-Based Drug Firm Stays True to First Merger Partner.
• Singapore No Partner of Thai Airways' No-Frills Airline.
• German Hotel Chain to Manage Siam Paragon Complex.
• Swiss Suitor of Chattanooga, Tenn., Candy Firm Intends to Boost Production.
• Massachusetts Senator Announces Bid for 2004 Presidency.
• High-Tech Devices Put More Options on Diners' Plates.
• Providence Journal, R.I., MoneyLine Column.
• Bangkok Post, Thailand, Company Reports Column.
• Bridgeport, Conn.-Area Seniors Find Alternative to Care Facility.
• AME Info, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Oil and Gas Briefs Column.
• Opt-In Bulk-Email Businesses Complain of Being Blocked by Spam Filters.
• Reading, Pa., Teachers to Return to School without Contract.
• Ontario, Canada, American Indian Academy Offers Native Philosophy Degree.
• Northwest Salmon to Remain Dammed on Lower Snake, Bush Says.
• Nomura Principal Finance Co. to Help Rebuild Failed Fukuoka, Japan, Theme Park.
• Consumers Weigh Benefits of Repairing Electronics with Buying New.
• American Airlines Flight from Dallas Makes Hard Landing in New York City.
• Michigan High Court Decision Hands Win to Gun Owners.
• Video-Rental Chain Blockbuster to Boost Options.
• Fort Worth, Texas, Marketing Firm Serves Cities, Businesses They Seek.
• Bustamante Is Rarely Predictable; California Governor Candidates Shifts Views.
• Renovation Project at Scottsdale, Ariz., Shopping Mall Nears End.
• Two Pennsylvania Senate Candidates Focus on Property Taxes.
• The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C., Capitol Column.
• San Jose, Calif., Approves Reshaped Budget.