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• Business World
• Sonic sales up for 4th quarter
• Hospitals unhappy with acquisition results
  by Kimberly Blanton The Boston Globe
• Companies expand CD-ROM usage much further than games
  by Alf Nucifora
• Stillwater bank hikes loan loss provision
• Crawford creates information division
  by David Meuser Special to The Journal Record
• Coffee futures fall; cotton prices rise
  by Cliff Edwards Associated Press
• AmeriSource deal to raise McKesson's stake in industry
• Mortgages
• Worldwood Industries to expand
  by Bill May Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Most officials avoid mixing politics and state travel
  by Ron Jenkins Associated Press
• Late rally saves session
• Columbia/HCA investigation gives rise to federal legislation
• IRS offers workshops
• OKC council approves Myriad inspection deal
  by Matt Driskill Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Group to buy El Chico for $65 million
• Analysis: a skillful ploy on nation's tobacco policy
  by John M. Broder N.Y. Times News Service
• Something-for-nothing approach good sales strategy
• Railroad offers state 100 miles of track
  by Bill May Journal Record Staff Reporter
• American, Delta reduce travel agents' commissions
• Fund returns get final lift from `87 crash
  by Tim Quinson Bloomberg News
• Do HMOs make death more gracious for elderly?
• SBA Loans
• Auto companies put engines on Web
  by Matthew L. Wald N.Y. Times News Service
• Natural gas prices climb; heating, crude oil steady
  by Stephen Voss Bloomberg News
• For better or worse, Clinton's legacy tied to health
  by Stanley Hupfeld
• Keeping things simple helps in avoiding major computer problems
  by Travis Clark
• Patient surveys: Quality measure or marketing tool?
  by Tom Alexander
• Southwest tickets cheaper on the Internet
  by Bill May Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Texas prison official's pipe dream may help fill industry's shortage
  by Kathy Walt Houston Chronicle
• UHS tries to overcome hospital industry's controversies The nation's
  by Steve Farr Associated Press
• Demand increases for mascot training, costume designing
  by W.D. Murray Bloomberg News
• Transportation spending raises debate on Capitol Hill
  by Paul Hefner Los Angeles Daily News
• Authority votes to sell more revenue bonds
  by Ron Jenkins Associated Press
• Physician to discuss his role in tobacco settlement
  by Kirby Lee Davis
• Will witch's hat organizational structure replace pyramid?
  by Diane Stafford Kansas City Star
• Warranty Deeds
• CapStar to acquire, upgrade Medallion
  by Emily Graham Journal Record Staff Reporter
• FDIC plan would streamline process
• Texas energy firm joins with chicken processor to run tests
• Employers expand insurance benefits beyond health
  by Tom Alexander Journal Record Correspondent
• When consulting consultants ...
  by Scott A. Clark
• Skirvin decision returns to judge
  by Leigh Jones
• Delft and roses
  by Joan Gilmore
• Magnum Hunter buys interests in western Oklahoma prospects
• Pharmaceutical firms hiring CROs to conduct more clinicals
  by Sam Greene Bloomberg News
• Author to spotlight Tulsa minority business function