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Articles in Sept 29, 2003 issue of Modern Brewery Age

• Ad Age critic finally sees a Miller ad he likes
• Wisconsin will soon be able to claim it owns the World's Largest Six-Pack again
• The "Drink Beer, Get Thin" Diet
• Birko Corporation offers new sanitizer
• Analysts say SAB is making progress at Miller
• NBWA enlists allies for state tax fights
• Oklahoma's 3.2 beer laws unlikely to change anytime soon
• Interbrew S.A. buys Munich's Spaten
• Deschutes hires new areas sales rep in Portland
• Tennessee Brewery to become art center
  by Molly LaBroad
• Labatt U.S.A.'s Bassmobile
• U.S. beer consumption climbed in 2002
• La Crosse City Brewery
• Brewers events
• Beck's North America
• Hilger joins Pyramid as chief financial officer
• Penn Brewery secures investment for expansion
• S & N to sell brands
• Twisted Pine moves to new facility
• Three universities recognized for combating alcohol abuse
• Pamela Hinckley, director of marketing, Chinook Ales; Barbara Cairns, executive director, Long Live the Kings; Clay Mackey, owner, Chinook Wines; David Hulbert, marketing manager, Whole Foods Market recently announced they have raised $13,000 for Long Liv
• Wholesaler Events
• At a ceremony held in Washington, D.C, the Coors Brewing Co. and the Inter-Association Task Force recognized colleges with outstanding records in preventing alcohol abuse by students
• Fischer Beverages taps Anschutz for mktg. post