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Articles in Jul 14, 2005 issue of Journal of Business

• Council mulls new taxi rules
  by Brandler, Emily
• Northpointe pizza outlet shuts down citing 'poor location'
  by Crompton, Kim
• WSU mulls Jensen-Byrd renovation
  by Parish, Linn
• 'Sinking a putt' on the fly
  by Crompton, Kim
• ISR lands $1.6 million Navy defense contract
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Nonprofit lender assists small businesses here
  by Brandler, Emily
• Empowerment zone provides rewards here
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Spokane to seek federal funds for Fish Lake Trail
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Seniors here stay active, boost travel industry
  by Brandler, Emily
• Rx for Factory Outlets
  by Brandler, Emily
• New wheat variety could avoid exporting costs
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Hand-scan technology going in at Wells Fargo
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Big West Plains projects set
  by Parish, Linn
• Post Falls condo project will include 32 units
  by Brandler, Emily
• U District's R & D, technology offer much promise
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Mining tradition still runs deep
  by Read, Paul
• WAM retail projects target Arizona, Utah
  by Parish, Linn
• Banks scramble for edge
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Flower wholesaler blossoms
  by Parish, Linn
• Sandpoint airport to build executive taxi lane for jets
  by Brandler, Emily
• Assisted-living units flourish in North Idaho
  by Brandler, Emily
• Food distributor starts $8.8 million expansion
  by Parish, Linn
• Duncan Marine builds Post Falls complex
  by Brandler, Emily
• Whitman bank building to get rolling downtown
  by Parish, Linn
• City eyes another big bridge job
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Citadel breaks ground on new Home Depot
  by Parish, Linn
• Protein level predicts elderly heart disease
• Gee Automotive Group to add Porsche marque
  by Crompton, Kim
• Glad Tidings restoration under way
  by Parish, Linn
• Credit unions work to hurdle language barriers
  by Parish, Linn
• Division couplet work looms
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Building a better U
  by Parish, Linn
• Cinema complex planned
  by Parish, Linn
• Schade Towers draws new-tenant activity
  by Brandler, Emily
• Farm managers here stick to their rural roots
  by Parish, Linn
• Hitch up with Mont Lamm
  by Brandler, Emily
• Century Publishing eyes imprint of record year
  by Brandler, Emily
• Development interest in district is high, some say
  by Parish, Linn
• SCAPCA plans to lift oxygenated fuel law
  by Brandler, Emily
• Cd'A Metals to open outlet in Montana
  by Wilson, Rocky
• State National CEO works to level the playing field
  by Parish, Linn
• Industrial lots planned for Airways Heights land
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Bellevue engineering firm named to design Geiger line
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Big Mirabeau project set
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Itron gets biggest order, enjoys stock price surge
  by Ripley, Richard
• Sysco's big new Post Falls facility his targets
  by Brandler, Emily
• $20 million in projects planned at Wandermere
  by Parish, Linn
• Trustee's sale of 89-year-old Fuller building is postponed
  by Crompton, Kim
• Medicare drug plan will help some employers
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Vaughn has new concept for eatery
  by Parish, Linn
• Cleanup eyed for '08 at Kaiser Trentwood
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Mountain West to open SBA lending office here
  by Parish, Linn
• Sacred Heart in talks to buy old play field
  by Parish, Linn
• Antique lighting store opens in part of old Garland Theater
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Kop Construction lands hospital work in rebid
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Pring Corp. develops Valley office building
  by Parish, Linn
• County road contracts total about $1.1 million
  by Wilson, Rocky
• Bank here pursues 'Indiana Country' housing
  by Crompton, Kim