Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

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Articles in Jun 14, 2002 issue of Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

• Supplier's strike puts halt in local GM plant's production
  by Bill May The Journal Record
• Barometers drop amid reports of lower retail sales
• Duo seeks to make OKC an international distribution hub
  by Bill May
• Bank of Oklahoma prepares ATM on wheels
• Cinnabar Environmental Services hires regional manager
  by staff
• Real Estate Briefs June 13, 2002
  by Matt Maile
• New funds provide temporary fix for OK Health Care Authority
  by Ray Carter
• Construction on schedule for GM-Union Pacific distribution center
  by Bill May
• Osage Petroleum, Hadro join forces in drilling program
• Sysco Food Services executives switch jobs
  by staff
• Commission OKs plans for more than 400 new homes
  by Matt Maile
• OKC metro building permits up 23.6% in May
  by Matt Maile
• Manufacturing group expects moderate economic rebound
• Pets' best friends
  by Joan Gilmore
• Demolition stage nears completion on I-40 bridge
  by Clayton Bellamy Associated Press
• Tulsa firm to release new software
  by staff
• OKC area mortgage rates continue slide
  by staff
• Who will win the U.S. Open?
  by Bob Barry Sr.
• Local mortgage rates continue slide
• Health underwriters association presents award
  by staff
• Business leaders focus on next round of Bricktown development
  by Matt Maile
• Branding Mary-Kate and Ashley
• Commission OKs plans for more than 400 new homes
  by Matt Maile The Journal Record
• Commentary: Who will win the U.S. Open?
  by Bob Barry Jr.
• Bricktown: Phase 2
  by Matt Maile The Journal Record
• Cooler weather hinders May spending
• Bank of Oklahoma prepares ATM on wheels
  by staff
• OKC Events June 14, 2002
  by Joan Gilmore
• Kerr-McGee sells its stock in Indonesia firm
  by staff
• Kerr-McGee sells its stock in Indonesia firm
• Owners sell 5 manufactured housing communities for $5.5 million
• Real Estate Briefs June 14, 2002
  by staff
• Osage Petroleum receives funding commitments
  by staff
• New funds provide temporary fix for health care authority
  by Ray Carter The Journal Record
• CB Richard Ellis
• Panhandle Royalty board member retires
  by staff
• Supplier's strike puts halt in local GM plant's production
  by Bill May