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Articles in Mar 30, 2005 issue of Journal Record, The (Oklahoma City)

• Quarter horse season to open at OKC's Remington Park
  by Journal Record Staff
• Worksite health is topic of seminar at OKC's Deaconess Hospital
  by Journal Record Staff
• OK car warranty bill's progress heightens industry interests
  by Brian Brus
• 22nd annual Southwest Business Symposium scheduled
  by Journal Record Staff
• OKC-area gasoline prices increase
  by Journal Record Staff
• Lottery officials ponder Oklahoma's startup issues
  by Jeff Packham
• OKC-based Saxum Strategic Communications hires director of public
  by Journal Record Staff
• Forum examines OK energy industry's future
  by Journal Record Staff
• Integris Mental Health president to speak at seminar
  by Journal Record Staff
• Fannie Mae to use OKC-based a la mode's software
  by Journal Record Staff
• Tulsa-based Matrix Service head resigns; stock plunges
  by Journal Record Staff
• Enid-based Hiland Partners posts pro forma profit
  by Journal Record Staff
• Car insurance bill advances through OK House committee
  by Journal Record Staff
• OKC Events: March 30, 2005
  by Joan Gilmore
• Trauma One Center at OU Medical Center re-verified as Level One
  by Journal Record Staff
• OK House committee passes legislation granting $5000 income tax
  by Journal Record Staff
• Tort reform proponents speak out at OK Capitol
  by Jeff Packham
• OKC Council adopts Dell tax district plan
  by Brian Brus
• Putnam City Schools pledge $500,000 to OK Medical Research
  by Journal Record Staff
• Center for Nonprofits offers study of 'cool Oklahoma cities'
  by Journal Record Staff
• OK-based Oneok reaffirms guidance for 2005
  by Journal Record Staff
• Bickering may lead to government shutdown in Oklahoma
  by Jeff Packham