Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

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Articles in Nov 25, 1997 issue of Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

• Seven Seas to produce El Segundo well
• ABLE adopts notification tobacco rule
  by Larry Lago Special to The Journal Record
• Program will make credit-card stealing on the Net harder
  by Saul Hansell N.Y. Times News Service
• High-tech law specs
  by Leigh Jones
• New Locations
• Economic experts expect lower stock market gains
  by Jonathan Marshall San Francisco Chronicle
• Texas investigating possible NationsBank insurance violations
• Dolan acquires 2 publications, online service
• Wells Spudded
• Brown, Parker to join state broadcaster hall of fame
• Regulator cautions banks making risky loans
• Three Oklahoma companies win `97 entrepreneur of year awards
  by Bill May Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Royalty interests seek changes in Oklahoma pooling regulations
  by Larry Lago Special to The Journal Record
• Oklahoma City firm a test center for computer pros
  by Gregory Potts Journal Record Staff Reporter
• BancFirst increases quarterly dividend for its shareholders
• Mercy reworks Yukon clinic
  by Emily Graham Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Building Permits
• Dow drops on Tokyo exchange fears
• Roadwork signs ahead
  by Bill May
• Lawmakers debate criminal justice system reform bill
  by Ron Jenkins Associated Press
• Gasoline futures increase amid high travel estimates
  by Cliff Edwards Associated Press
• Airport safety still a concern
  by Jonathan D. Salant Associated Press
• Banking information resources grow on the Internet
  by Gregory Potts
• Williams buys Mapco for $3.4 billion
  by Gregory Potts Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Mortgages
• Executives keep close eye on Asia markets
  by Patrick McDowell Associated Press
• Ford to consolidate Tulsa area dealerships
• Dairy files Chapter 11
• Agency relocates its Duncan office
• Avalon posts loss; revenues up 66 percent
• Big cities' hometown banks disappear
  by Jennifer Brown Associated Press
• McSha firms buy two apartment blocks
  by Emily Graham Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Kuwaiti official campaigns for higher production quota
  by Dirk Beveridge Associated Press
• Frontier offers to buy failed partner
• Dilbert makes his TV debut for Office Depot
  by Dana Canedy N.Y. Times News Service
• Warranty Deeds
• Economists predict U.S. economy will grow despite Asian problems
• Which tax break is better?
  by Janie Hainey Special to The Journal Record
• Business World