Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

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Articles in Apr 15, 1998 issue of Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

• Wells Spudded
• Columbia enters deal to sell its Baton Rouge hospital
• Democrats offer $105 million pay hike
  by Marie Price Special to The Journal Record
• Work-family debate: `It's the job, stupid'
  by Maggie Jackson Associated Press
• Seagate loss proves less than expected
• Dealing with allergies to stay productive at work
  by Kathy Threlkeld
• Post office extends hours for tax filers
• Business World
• With profits off, Intel cuts 3,000 jobs
• Today's nurses: more work, less interaction with patients
  by Peter T. Kilkborn N.Y. Times News Service
• Edmond firm closes 2 deals to provide up to $2 million in financing
• Court halts trial lawyers' defamation suit
  by Leigh Jones Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Blue chips soar on profit optimism
• Heart walk set Saturday
• Benson nominated for re-election
• Small banks focus on personal service
  by Patricia Lamiell Associated Press
• Mortgages
• Crude oil prices decrease, other futures remain steady
  by Mark Pittman Bloomberg News
• Newman to speak at OKC meeting
• Dominant at breakfast, Dunkin' Donuts plans to do lunch
  by Chris Reidy The Boston Globe
• New Locations
• Fight continues for fair competition
  by Stanley F. Hupfeld
• Five to receive honorary degrees at OU
• Humphreys parts with council on MAPS Myriad plant contract
  by Emily Graham Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Warranty Deeds
• Enron reports 38% earnings increase
  by Daniel Fisher Bloomberg News
• OU pathologists to lead industry organizations
  by Kirby Lee Davis
• GTE posts loss for `98 first quarter
• Midwest City panel pursues development
  by Emily Graham Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Consumer prices steady as sales level off in March
• Anti-aging hormone's popularity grows in older society
  by Alex Kuczynski N.Y. Times News Service
• Senate passes small-community grant bill
  by Marie Price Special to The Journal Record
• Judge recommends extradition of state minister
• Wells Completed
• Britton, Canadian firm to form network of eye care centers
  by Kirby Davis Assistant Managing Editor
• Revenue collections up for first nine months
  by Marie Price Special to The Journal Record
• Small biz eager to change tax code
  by Leigh Jones Journal Record Staff Reporter
• New Corporations
• Shell's CEO set to retire
  by Mary Schlangenstein Bloomberg News
• Bad forecast: U.S. has too many family physicians
  by Larry Tye The Boston Globe
• Strut your mutt
  by Joan Gilmore
• Gauging the growth of sports medicine
  by Gregory Potts