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Articles in May 10, 1999 issue of Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

• Harold's to open store in Houston
• Gulf Production buys Revere's interest in three properties
• Launch a music career online
  by Patti Hartigan The Boston Globe
• Tiny greeting card company scores big on Internet
  by Sandy Shore Associated Press
• Businesses pitch in to help affected employees
  by Andrew Backover Fort Worth Star-Telegram
• Growth fund capitalizes on women entrepreneurs
  by Terry Neese
• Prospect of Asian recovery cheers U.S. investors
  by Chet Currier
• Despite the hype, Internet numbers add up
  by Alf Nucifora
• Whoosh!
  by William O. Pitts
• Varied donations for storm recovery valued in millions
  by Gregory Potts Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Warranty Deeds
• New Locations
• New era or not, the economy's been good
  by John Cunniff
• Dell moving some computer manufacturing to Nashville
• West Point seeks capital infusion to compete for the top students
• Oklahoma-based businesses maintain nationwide operations
• Business Calendar
• Panhandle Royalty shareholders approve changes, quarterly dividend
• Web site updates Everest findings
• MPSI releases outline of new retail network planning software
• Business World
• Turn ons and turn offs
  by Scott A. Clark
• Nation's jobless rate increases slightly in April
• More firms crack down on nonbusiness e-mail usage by employees
  by Connie Farrow Associated Press
• Panel addresses limit on campaign contributions
  by Marie Price Special to The Journal Record
• Software for young ballplayers
  by Patrick Casey
• Sundowner Trailers' president named finalist for 1999 entrepreneur
• Wells Completed
• Companies slow to jump on Internet advertising bandwagon
  by Matt Richtel N.Y. Times News Service
• World turns to Internet for information on Oklahoma twisters
  by Patrick Casey Associated Press
• Bill would prohibit price gouging in state
  by Janie Hainey Special to The Journal Record
• What to do after you receive a loan
  by Allen E. Fishman
• Dow hits record
• Peripheral signs distribution pact
• National auto organization selects father, son as officials
• Less-affluent shoppers up buying spree
  by Leslie Kaufman N.Y. Times News Service
• Mortgages
• Enron rejects offer to buy Enron Oil & Gas
• Do video games really stimulate violent actions?
  by William Schiffmann Associated Press
• Microsoft partners with local hospital in virtual clinic
  by Laurence M. Cruz Associated Press
• Redford becomes cable network mogul
  by Tim Goodman San Francisco Examiner
• Rebuilding process could take years
  by Gregory Potts Journal Record Staff Reporter
• Sarkeys Foundation makes $1.6 million grant to OU law center
• Crude oil futures decrease
• Illegal Internet distribution threatens movie industry
• Lawton man uses Internet to market farm memorabilia
• S&P studies effects on credit quality
• Churchs seeking female franchisees
• Earnings
• FCC chief may take close look at AT&T cable deal
• How others view us
• Engineers research defenses for storms
  by Terry Kliewer Houston Chronicle