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Articles in August, 1995 issue of New Mexico Business Journal

• Creating CREA
  by Wes Jurey
• For New Mexico's miners, 1994 was a pretty good year
  by Ted Lynn
• The airport expands, but its special style remains
  by William B. Davis
• New Mexico's high-tech future is at risk
  by Jeff Bingaman
• The Peace Corps is looking for a few good business execs
  by Arlene Odenwald
• Hobbs and Lea County
  by Sandy Starr
• Making hay with houses of straw
  by Catherine Coggan
• Yes, accountants still do tax returns, but probably not for long
  by Arlene Odenwald
• In Artesia, oil and water do mix
  by Sandy Starr
• Martin of Aztec stresses ties and cooperation
  by Paula Hendricks
• Gary Bratcher
  by Ralph Odenwald
• Oil: not a boom yet, but also not bad
  by Paula Paul
• Does good design have to cost more?
• Farmington and the four corners
  by Joanne O'Keefe
• Columbus and Palomas: getting it together
  by M. Gene Aldridge
• Cleaning up the environment is big business
  by Sharon Niederman
• The impact of impact fees
  by Jo Ann Hamlin