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Articles in March 31, 2003 issue of Modern Brewery Age

• Beer battles to come: A-B won the domestic beer wars of the 1990s, but now faces new, more agile opponents
• Brewing out of Hood River
• U.S. brewers celebrate anniversary of Repeal
• Through the eyes of your people: working to create a performance-driven and "people-centric" distributorship
  by Pat Jones
• Louis Slais, former brewery CEO, dead at 82
• U.S. Beer imports, top ten countries of origin
• Beer from the past: ancient Sumerian beer made a brief reappearance in 1988, thanks to the Anchor Brewing Co
  by Gregg Glaser
• NBWA applauds Senate move on estate tax
• Pennsylvania Microbrewer's Fest, June 7th
• Bridging the gap: how suppliers and distributors can improve the "partnering" relationship [Or, can't we all just get along?]
  by Lamont Seckman
• Ball Corp. to field Japanese bottle can in U.S
• Alaskan Smoked Porter to be sold in U.K
• An oligopoly of beer: an epic tale, written in numbers
  by Peter V.K. Reid
• Treasury to seek comment on FMBs
• Brewmaster turns his love of beer into a career
• Going paperless: intervolve's distribution suite automates some of that tedious paper and pencil work
  by Harry Schubmacher
• New Bottle Can
• The Healthy Beverage Company
• Prosit! New beers to watch for
• Analyst trims U.S. beer volume projection
• U.S. small brewers post double-digit growth in 2002
• Calendar
• Hale and hearty: a small Seattle brewery makes big British-style ales
  by Peter V.K. Reid
• Here Comes the ZON
• The Mark of the Z
• Supplier management: finding order Amid Chaos
• Tobin named Institute's director/external affairs
• Cute girls drinking beer
• Denmark's other breweries: to survive a consolidating market, Denmark's regional brewers merged into the "Bryggerigruppen"
  by Gregg Glaser
• Ball Corp. acquires Colorado can maker
• Distrib. district manager accused of stealing beer for resale