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Articles in Jan 07, 2002 issue of La Crosse Tribune

• Restaurant builders rely on company's fabrication
  by Cahalan, Steve
• EDS closing La Crosse office
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Onalaska edges toward restaurant smoking ban
  by McAlpine, Linda
• town of Campbell, La Crosse likely headed to court
  by Kent, Joan
• City Council pondering asbestos study
  by Kent, Joan
• Kmart's troubles hurt Fleming stock
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Cause of tavern fire still unknown
  by Hoskin, Ed
• Lawmakers to propose prescription drug plan
  by Sheehan, Tom
• Madison developer wants Mobil Oil site
  by Kent, Joan
• La Crosse County taxes among lowest in state
  by Magney, Reid
• Future Foam closing La Crosse plant
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Bill tackles health-care overtime
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• Doerflinger developers agree to sell downtown building
  by Kent, Joan
• Kmart files for bankruptcy
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Xcel Energy taking pollution control steps, but not fast enough for environmental groups
  by Magney, Reid
• Area jobless rate bucks state trend
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Tax delinquents on the rise
  by Magney, Reid
• Johnsrud: Charter needs rival
  by Kent, Joan
• HELLO, 2002
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Captive CABLE audience
  by Kent, Joan
• Bone Appetit leaves its customers licking the floor, begging for more
  by Smith, Susan Lampert
• No immediate changes for Outers plant
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Local doctor Olympics-bound
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• CenturyTel quiet about cable possibilities
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Dungarvin drops a resident after controversy over group home
  by Kent, Joan
• Logistics Health moving into former LaCrosse Footwear headquarters
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Angels give wings to new idea
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Apple surfeit has driven down prices
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Onalaska mayor: Cooperation is key
  by McAlpine, Linda
• Medinger optimistic about 2002 outlook
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Benefactor's offer might ease Catholic school pinch
  by Hollnagel, Gayda
• Tomah VA cuts 14 jobs
  by Bloom, Betsy
• New fund would help eliminate voltage problems
  by Sheehan, Tom
• WCOW offers to run event
  by Kliebenstein, Bob
• Transit center options down to four sites
  by Kent, Joan
• Company seeking foreclosure on Doerflinger building
  by Kent, Joan
• Cut-rate gasoline
  by Hoskin, Ed
• Plans to expand Carroll Heights on hold
  by Magney, Reid
• Trane Co. investing in future
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Deal mapped out?
  by Sheehan, Tom
• BUSINESS OF THE WEEK: QWIK SHADE INC., Made in the shade
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Deal for former hotel property still in works
  by Magney, Reid
• First Federal expands
  by Cahalan, Steve
• MONEY CREEK is where the buffalo roam
  by Cahalan, Steve
• New security in place
• New year, new job: Tribune editor named publisher of Central Wisconsin Newspapers
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Inland preparing for $4 million expansion
  by Kent, Joan
• Small town runs big cable company out
  by Kent, Joan
• Struggling steamboat company adds stops
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Commission OKs Arterial plan to build new tavern
  by Kent, Joan
• Search for Mobile site developer might go national
  by Kent, Joan