Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

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Articles in Jul 31, 2001 issue of Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

• HCA chair announces retirement
• Aviation General tries to regain compliance for Nasdaq SmallCap
• [ Mortgages ]
• Pre-Paid Legal accepts accounting ruling
• Raking in by renting out
• [ Wells Plugged ]
• Current rainy day funding requests total $266.6 million
  by Marie Price The Journal Record
• Lucent Technologies gets tough
• [ New Locations ]
• Commentary: Companies' branding efforts should be constant
  by Mickie Lara
• OKC plant 'harvests' auto parts for reuse
  by Bill May
• Okla. prison mgmt. co. posts increase in earnings
  by David Page
• Busey Resource Group names new exec. asst.
  by David Page
• Southwest Bancorp declares dividend
  by Kirby Davis
• Let the denim wars begin
• S&P selects Unit for SmallCap listing
• [ Building Permits ]
• Aviation General tries to regain compliance for Nasdaq SmallCap
  by David Page
• Tulsa-based Williams Companies reports earnings
  by David Page
• `This is one of our good times' Sales of expensive homes up 14%
  by Ray Dozier The Journal Record
• Still closer to Dick Tracy
• OGE Energy posts 21.8% lower earnings for second quarter
• OKC-area banks enjoy strong demand for 'jumbo' mortgages
  by Ray Carter
• OK-based Unit Corp. new to S&P SmallCap 600 Index
  by David Page
• Univ. of OK receives $87.3M in private donations
  by David Page
• Avalon posts increase in earnings, revenues
• Southwest Bancorp declares dividend
• [ Warranty Deeds ]
• OKC's high-priced home sales jump 14%
  by Ray Dozier
• Mall retailers support tax-free weekend for OK
  by David Page
• Clarification
• Branding to the core
  by Mickie Lara
• OGE Energy posts 21.8% lower earnings for second quarter
  by David Page
• OKC Financial Briefs: July 31, 2001
  by Ray Carter
• OK Sen. selected to lead policy think tank
  by David Page
• Area banks enjoy strong demand for `jumbo' mortgages
  by Ray Carter The Journal Record
• Plunge in profits raising risk for stock market, economy
  by Alex Berenson N.Y. Times News Service
• [ Wells Spudded ]
• Williams, Cox enter deal
• Company `harvests' automotive parts
  by Bill May
• Communications cos. enter voice services agreement
  by David Page
• Pre-Paid Legal Services accepts accounting ruling
  by Kirby Davis
• Okla. legislators receive requests for 'rainy day' funds
  by Marie Price
• Crossroads Mall to celebrate `tea party'
• Professor develops `invention' for customer relationship management