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Articles in Sep 2, 2003 issue of Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

• Part II , Oklahoma City during the 1910's: It was the best of times,
  by Journal Record staff
• Oklahoma City-based Magnolia Entertainment tests concept bookstore in
  by Matt Maile
• Okla. City-based B.C. Clark begins donation campaign to benefit
  by Journal Record staff
• Part VIII, Oklahoma City during the 1970s: May the force be with you
  by Journal Record staff
• OK Small Business Development Center offers workshops in Okla. City
  by Journal Record staff
• Ridgeland, Miss.-based McAlister's Deli franchisee opens new
  by Matt Maile
• OGE Energy offers grant program to assist teachers with math,
  by Journal Record staff
• Part I, Oklahoma City during the 1900s was characterized by
  by Journal Record staff
• Part IX, Oklahoma City during the 1980s: Riding through the storm
  by Journal Record staff
• Aerospace America tickets go on sale in Okla. City
  by Journal Record staff
• Part VII, Oklahoma City during the 1960s: One small step for man, one
  by Journal Record staff
• OKC Financial Briefs: September 2, 2003
  by Matt Maile
• Part III, Oklahoma City during the 1920s: "The beautiful and the
  by Journal Record staff
• Part X, Oklahoma City during the 1990s
  by Journal Record staff
• OKC-based Express Services receives awards in international APEX
  by Journal Record staff
• Part VI, Oklahoma City during the 1950s: All shook up
  by Journal Record staff
• OK Educational Television Authority names John McCarroll as its
  by Journal Record staff
• Part XI, Oklahoma City in the early 2000s: Strength for today, hope
  by Journal Record staff
• Okla. Aeronautics Commission approves grants for five regional
  by Journal Record staff
• Part IV, Oklahoma City during the 1930s: The only thing we have to
  by Journal Record staff
• Oklahoma County Clerk preserves the past more efficiently by
  by Darren Currin
• Commentary: A gathering of Sooners in the Big Apple
  by Max Nichols
• Part V, Oklahoma City during the 1940s: Oh! What a Beautiful Morning
  by Journal Record staff
• Architects develop plans for Route 66 interactive center in Chandler,
  by Darren Currin
• OKC Events: September 2, 2003
  by Joan Gilmore