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Articles in May 1, 2000 issue of Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

• LSQ Investors buys Leadership Square
  by Ray Dozier The Journal Record
• Help! My phone's calling 911!
• Things you should consider before starting a business
• Cross Timbers posts increase in earnings
• Williams realigns four segments
• Viking Software, InsynQ enter partnership
• Earnings Roundup
• Soccer player jailed over field altercation
  by Edward Hegstrom Houston Chronicle
• Oneok's first quarter net income increases
• Northwestern seeks OK for e-commerce degree program
• Is there redemption for losers?
  by John Cunniff
• Calling Dr. Bombay!
  by Dr. Emilio Bombay Fort Worth Star-Telegram
• Workers comp reform - To be or not to be?
  by William O. Pitts
• Dot-com companies snatch up land in San Francisco's `SOMA' area
• Time to sunset the tax code
  by Terry Neese
• Dynegy sells crude oil business to focus on natural gas, electricity
• Tulsa company starts online exchange for construction industry
• Infinitec opens engineering center in Dallas
• Credit Suisse to handle trading for Cala stock
• Those revealing census questions
  by David Grimes
• [ Mortgages...]
• BuyItNow.com lays off workers
• The government's Microsoft stumble
  by Andrew J. Glass
• SBA loans
• Anadarko results improve
• Retail with reverence
  by Bill May The Journal Record
• OKC's cost-of-living index increases for fourth quarter
• The new technology of painless dentistry
  by H. Randall Goldsmith
• Celebrating democracy and diversity
  by William Paul
• [ Warranty Deeds...]
• Pages from history
• John Deere buys ViewDirector
• Barber draws pleasure fiddling with others
• Easley lashes out at Corporation Commission's report
  by Marie Price The Journal Record
• Educational Development earnings falls
• Peripheral Enhancements names Dicus VP
• Bankruptcy reform battle continues
  by Marcy Gordon Associated Press
• [ New Locations...]
• New Mexico's pepper question
• Personal income, spending up
• Law Day history
• [ Business Calendar...]