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Articles in Jan-Feb, 1999 issue of New Mexico Business Journal

• Life's better here? The battle for the dial tone isn't much of a battle - yet. Real competition remains on the horizon
  by Michael Bawaya
• Good times, still: contractors will keep busy this year, confounding earlier, gloomier, predictions
  by Susan Craig
• On the grow: Wal-Mart and other companies are setting up shop here
  by Kent Paterson
• Valencia's big three: would you have guessed this is a car and truck sales mecca?
  by Kent Paterson
• Top of the crop: who they are and what they do
  by Karen C. Bovee
• Temps are tempting: a number of highly skilled professionals are choosing to work as temps, which may not be all that temporary
  by Sue Vorenberg
• Call it constant
  by Brian McDonald
• Diversifying the economy: the town deals with the closing of Cobre mine
  by Dennis Wall
• Solid steps forward: Native Americans have more than gaming and tourism contributing to their bottom lines
  by Aimee McNamara
• A-choo!
  by Christopher A. Erickson
• The elder boom: the industry that cares for old people has made great strides, but there are still problems to be dealt with
  by Nancy Harbert
• Grasping growth: the county has a plan for the future
  by Kent Paterson