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Articles in Oct 2002 issue of Golf Course News

• Monsanto's business plan unchanged following spin-off
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• ITT acquires Flowtronex PSI
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• If you can't beat Poa annua, imitate it
  by Ross, Kevin J
• East Coast courses face winter prep challenges
  by Antaya, Kathy
• Air Tech rolls out Air Boom sprayer for turf
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Lastec refocuses on engineering, rolls out 3377T
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• First Tee opens Kentucky facility
• Transforming brownfield into green links
  by Fralick, Thomas
• Point: Single-year renovation plans provide more advantages / Counterpoint: Multi-year renovation plans maximize financial resources
  by Lohmann, Bob
• Environmental Golf changes names, looks to grow
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Ten years later, Squaw Creek still largely chemical-free
  by Saunders, Doug
• Labor Day has come and gone but hard work still remains
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Hazardous waste to water hazards
  by Fralick, Thomas
• Financing hard to come by, but not unavailable
  by Rice, Derek
• Pollock staying on top of Eagle Run and Stone Creek courses
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Soil Air resolves patent dispute
• John Deere, Toro report strong 3Q growth: Toro posts higher net earnings
• ClubCorp founder dies at 76
  by Rice, Derek
• Goldman nears NGP acquisition
  by Rice, Derek
• Renovated Ocean Course aims to be more walkable
  by Rice, Derek
• Davis, Stadler open 'heathland' course in Colorado
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Club looks to privatization to ensure steady revenue stream
  by Rice, Derek
• Evans begins work on Hurdzan-Fry course
• Golf Trust of America liquidation progressing
  by Rice, Derek
• John Deere, Toro report strong 3Q growth: Deere doubles last year's profits
• Ocean Trails finds long-sought buyer in Trump
  by Rice, Derek
• California courses take different overseeding approaches
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Munis face challenges from many fronts
  by Rice, Derek; Overbeck, Andrew