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Articles in Oct 11, 1995 issue of Business Wire

• First Financial Corporation reports record third quarter earnings
• Weyerhaeuser declares dividend
• WMS Industries Inc. announcement
• CalPERS Board to Hold Meetings in Los Angeles
• First Mississippi Corp. Announces FirstMiss Gold Spin-off Distribution Ratio
• Rsi Systems Announces Year End Results
• Larson-Davis' continuing operations revenue up 27%
• AQM announces operating results for third quarter
• Treatment of unsecured creditors under EPE Fourth Amended Plan of Reorganization
• Sports & Recreation Inc. opens 72nd store
• Mink Mineral Resources - Projects Update
• Defective siding spurs two lawsuits against Louisiana-Pacific totaling $6.5 million; as siding turns to sponge, apartment owner turns to legal recourse
• State Of The Art's first annual Partners Conference attended by more than 400 authorized resellers and consultants; Microsoft keynote speaker addresses next-generation technologies
• Ranchmen's receives compulsory acquisition notice from Crestar
• REPEAT/Superior Industries reports 1995 third quarter and nine-month earnings
• PDC Education announces new training schedule for first quarter of 1996
• Executives from Nextel and Tricom meet in New York
• Russell Corporation expects to report lower third quarter earnings
• Manzi leaves Lotus; Era ends as visionary CEO resigns
• Pico Products makes announcement
• World's lightest tire to be introduced at Rubber Expo
• Larson-Davis receives $4.5 million in funding commitments
• Candela opens first skin care center
• IR.NETWORK Provides Internet Solution to Investor Relations Community
• Southwire works to help deliver power to Hurricane Opal victims
• Geotek switches on third wireless network; Boston market to soon benefit from new digital mobile service
• Client/Server database market outlook
• Gary Meisner elected to Cascade's board of directors
• Applix Real Time Spreadsheets available now for the new "Open" Bloomberg
• Delta offers winter sale fares with savings up to 30 percent to 11 European destinations
• H. Garrett Thornburg, Jr. purchases $1.049 shares on Oct. 10, 1995
• U.S. Exploration completes acquisition of Performance Petroleum
• United States Exploration Inc. acquires Pacific Osage Inc
• Trendmaker Homes of Dallas to be sold; Houston operations to remain in Weyerhaeuser ownership
• RETN joins the Federal Reserve in sponsoring home buyers seminars
• Sequoia Hospital opens public bidding to seek affiliation
• Carnival Air Lines takes Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival to new heights
• Plumbing/heating and truck parts industries both to publish industry-wide, electronic catalogues on CD-ROM
• Seligman Quality Municipal Fund to pay October dividend
• Pulaski Bank declares cash dividend
• Seligman Select Municipal Fund to pay October dividend
• Steve Largent appointed president at First Variable Life
• Elantec Semiconductor Inc. announces initial public offering of 2,100,000 shares of common stock
• Composite plans more flexible Northwest fund
• One percent tax unfair; restaurants vow to fight for fair ballpark funding package
• Glenayre and Infomobile Commercially Test ERMES I4 Infomobile to Provide Pager Roaming in Europe
• Martha R. Ingram elected to Weyerhaeuser board of directors
• Cost Plus World Market opens first store in Texas as part of expansion plan
• ImmuDyne Inc. announces plan to buy back up to 3 million shares of its common stock
• PaineWebber adds Micron Technology to its focus list
• Pacific Telesis Response Statement to Justice Department Support of US West Waiver Request
• NatWest Group to Sell Workflow Technology Division
• BBN survey of corporate travel buyers finds strong consumer demand for speech recognition-based services; Travel industry executives cite improved service, cost savings
• Tandem Licenses IBM Technology to Deliver CORBA-Compliant Distributed Object Manager for Mission-Critical Applications
• Analysis & Technology wins contracts totaling $47 million
• National HealthCare starts construction totaling $1 million
• Dairy Farmers of Washington tap Media Plus+ for $2.3 million media account
• Lantronix debuts at No. 75 on Inc. 500 list of fast-growing private companies; firm is recognized as one of the country's fastest growing private companies
• Environmentalists and entrepreneurs hail electric vehicle battery report
• RadioMail Corporation takes to the air once more, demonstrates advanced CDPD compatible services
• Douglas W. Henderson named Prudential's chief compliance officer
• Kimball International reports first quarter revenue increase, earnings level
• Legacy Storage Systems International Inc. announces that it is in preliminary discussions with Rexon Inc
• SatoTravel wins account with Calif. research labs
• Little Switzerland names John Toler president and CEO
• Emmitt Smith Communications Corp. signs as newest AT&T Wireless Services dealer
• Nuinsco Resources And Diamond Fields Settle Financing Agreement
• Orbit Semiconductor Announces Ray Lubow as Director of Encore! Design Engineering
• Turner Pictures names Valerie Van Galder vice president of public relations
• Cupertino National Bancorp announces income improvement and continued strong loan growth
• McManus named Times Washington, D.C., bureau chief; Nelson becomes chief correspondent
• American Health Properties, Inc. Realizes $2.65 Million Gain on Sale of $26.5 Million Mortgage Loan
• Telular Canada, Bell Canada Sign Alliance Marketing Agreement
• Tejas Gas presentation at New York Society of Security Analysts
• REPEAT/McManus named Times Washington, D.C., bureau chief; Nelson becomes chief correspondent
• Let's Talk Cellular of America Inc. makes INC. 500 list; Let's Talk Cellular of America among fastest growing companies in America
• Ericsson breakthrough in Indonesia for DECT-based radio access technology
• Stackpal Begins Trading On CDN
• AT&T first to announce cellular guarantees for businesses
• Jackson & Coker acquired by venture capital group; prepares for growth in product and service offering

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