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Articles in July 15, 2002 issue of Hotel & Motel Management

• The American Hotel & Lodging Assn
• Property's curb appeal is most important to attracting looks from potential guests
  by Jeff Higley
• Robert M. O'Halloran joined the University of Memphis this month as the first director
• Quiz
• Well-planned renovations reduce problems
  by M.A. Baumann
• Jack extension
• Network camera
• New-builds down, but not out
  by John P. Walsh
• Suburban Franchise Systems
• California faces uphill challenge; pricing, financing deter sales growth
  by Jen Sisson
• Mail box: letters to the editor
• Paving the way: Research, the right people and local connections help ease the complexities of the building process
  by Bridget Falbo
• Sunterra Corp. received approval by the United States Bankruptcy Court in Baltimore
• Water saver
• Plastic items
• ALIS conference planning begins with a theme
• Developers best bet lies with local financing
  by John P. Walsh
• The National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice signed a 10-year agreement
• Rating terms for recommendations vary
• Transactions
• Vanity tops
• Aluminum furniture
• `Limited' optimism: segment's comeback is around the corner; full-service isn't far behind
  by John P. Walsh
• Fairmont Hotels & Resorts now has made wireless Internet access
• Council addresses industry's future: key markets, dealmakers still waiting for recovery to take shape
  by Jeff Higley
• Efficiency should be goal regardless of economy
  by John P. Walsh
• Listening skills, enthusiasm top list of salespeople's best traits
  by Howard Feiertag
• Ahtari-Loma Club, a vacation-ownership resort in Ahtari, Finland selected Interval International
• ATM services
• Chlorine feeder
• Porter succeeds Sweetwood at Six Continents Hotels
• AFM Hospitality Corp
• Timeshare executives endorse Interval purchase
  by Bruce Adams
• Ozone generators function best for dispelling difficult odors
  by Bill Hirsch
• Byrd Enterprise of Arizona is building the first Wingate Inn & Suites in Goodyear, Ariz
• The first 21 two- and three-bedroom residences at the Ritz-Carlton Club, St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands
• Flushometers
• Wyndham resolves issue with stock exchange
• The hospitality industry's CIO Summit
• Four hotels in Manhattan owned by Shimmie Horn
• After the bell
• Hotels gain advantage by adding rooms, space
  by John P. Walsh
• In-Room programs
• Touch Monitor
• AAA delayed the implementation of its new lodging Diamond Rating guidelines
• Security issues, exposure to weather challenge exterior-corridor properties
  by Jeff Higley
• Six Continents Hotels signed a deal to lease a building in Alpharetta
• REITs dominate advances during four-week period
  by Bjorn Hanson
• Consolidated Resorts to group properties under Soleil Resort flag
• Heating and cooling
• Steam cleaner
• Exterior corridors are still in; motel-type properties continue to thrive despite bad rap
  by Jeff Higley
• Sun International, a developer and operator of casinos
• Wyndham maintains improvement course
  by Jeff Higley
• `For your convenience' there's no added fee for this advice
  by Anthony Marshall
• A fresh look: operators maintain, renovate hotels' exteriors, breathing new life into older lodging properties
  by Garry Boulard
• Trading Places International and 1st Choice Inns plan to open a timeshare resort in Glenwood Springs, Colo
• Flower delivery
• Equipment upgrade
• Trust International to be acquired by Cendant
• American Skiing Co
• Ron Burgett, Choice Hotels International's v.p. of franchise sales and development
• Events
• The Generation Companies LLC is developing Florida's fifth Candlewood Suites hotel in Lake Mary
• Energy management lies at the heart of wireless bedside controls
  by Bruce Adams
• Antimicrobial paint
• Industry initiative launched by technology leaders
• Simon Suarez, executive v.p. of Coral Hotels & Resorts
• Organizers of the International Hotel/Motel & Restaurant Show have repackaged the show's 12 existing product categories into five markets—decor
• New membership brand seeks independent properties
  by John Walsh
• Developer Jugal Purohit is building a 64-room Wingate Inn in Augusta
• Insulating windows
• Lighted Closet Rods