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Articles in Apr 10, 2002 issue of Daily Record, The (Baltimore)

• Commentary: Baltimore – a college town?
  by Special to The Daily Record
• Some key legislators say this may be last session
  by Earl Kelly
• HMSHost works with Burger King to upgrade kitchens at airports and
  by Staff
• Burlington, Mass.-based iBasis selects Calverton-based Eyretel
  by Staff
• Investigation of fired trader in 3rd month
  by Todd Karpovich
• Commentary: Online ads are cost-effective option
  by Hollis Thomases
• Law firm signs Baltimore's largest lease of '02
  by Nancy Kercheval
• Baltimore-Washington Inter. Airport passengers affected by chemical
  by Staff
• Gaithersburg-based BroadSoft deploys its enhanced telephony services
  by Staff
• Md. Court of Special Appeals rules employers bear burden of proof for
  by Barbara Grzincic
• Commentary: MuniMae stock has appealing return
  by Julius Westheimer
• Request for counsel is not blood test refusal
  by Peter Geier
• Giant Food stores offer prescription data service to doctors in mid-
  by Staff
• Ritchie Automotive of Westminster to hold grand opening
  by Staff
• Md. Legal Briefs: April 10, 2004
  by Staff
• Law firm signs Baltimore's largest lease of '02
  by Nancy Kercheval
• Commentary: MuniMae stock has appealing return
  by Julius Westheimer
• Commentary: Online ads are cost-effective option
  by Special to The Daily Record
• Timonium-based Benelogic LLC selected by Stoudt Advisors for benefits
  by Staff
• MD co. to pay $3.7M for false AIDS cure claims
  by Daily Record Legal Affairs Writer
• Oprah ends monthly book club; retailers concerned
  by Bruce Miller
• Calendar - April 10, 2002
  by Mark Cheshire
• Allegheny Energy Supply Co. sells $650M in notes
  by Staff
• Deep Creek Lake in W. Maryland experiencing building boom
  by Staff
• Md. Court of Appeals holds that request for counsel is not blood test
  by Peter Geier
• Baltimore City plans $16M renovation for Belvedere Square
  by Ezra Fieser
• Briefs: Chem. odor harms local airport passengers+
  by Staff
• Md. governor expected to approve environmental bills
  by Staff
• Rockville-based WorldTeq Group Inter. initiates first phase of
  by Staff
• Investigation of fired trader in 3rd month
  by Todd Karpovich
• Bethesda-based HMS Host manages cyberport cafe at LA International
  by Staff
• Wheaton-based Equitable Bank reports quarterly earnings
  by Staff
• Some key Marylalnd legislators say this may be last session
  by Earl Kelly
• Oprah ends monthly book club; retailers concerned
  by Bruce Miller
• City plans $16M renovation for Belvedere Square
  by Ezra Fieser
• Briefs: County circuit court judge to retire+
  by Staff
• Hanover-based Leading Edge Design unveils its Facial Recognition Plug-
  by Staff
• Univ. of Md. MBA students awarded top prize at National Science
  by Staff
• Commentary: Baltimore - a college town?
  by Craig Weidemann
• MD co. to pay $3.7M for false AIDS cure claims
  by Daily Record Legal Affairs Writer
• Verizon expects first-quarter earnings to fall
  by Staff
• PERFORMAX receives $600K loan from Baltimore Develop. Corp. for
  by Staff
• Employer says worker to blame for safety violation
  by Barbara Grzincic
• Heritage Property Investment Trust Inc. sets IPO price
  by Staff
• Frederick-based BIDjet closes its co-branded Web site with Inter. Air
  by Staff