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Articles in Oct 7, 2005 issue of Long Island Business News

• Small Business Administration reports that Long Island loans are up
  by Adina Genn
• Commentary: By creating distance, NY GOP can survive
  by Jerry Kremer
• Long Island Financial Briefs: October 7, 2005
  by David Reich-Hale
• Experts predicts that recent mergers in NY healthcare industry will
  by Claude Solnik
• VP of Port Washington-based Apple & Eve receives 2005 Bill Emerson
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• In profiles, seeking the personalities to fit the job
  by Claude Solnik
• Hofstra Univ. wants NY Jets to hold their summer training camp in
  by David Reich-Hale
• Commentary: Empire falling out of place
  by LIBN Staff
• NY-based Signature Bank looks to grow its own lending presence on
  by David Reich-Hale
• More deals in CLK/Houlihan-Parnes buildings on Long Island
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Dowling College professor, Walter Rosenthal, named to the Fulbright
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• More Long Island companies aid hurricane victims
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• 2-minute drill with Roman Roth, a Long Island winemaker
  by David Reich-Hale
• Commentary: RFP process worth the wait
  by Martin Cantor
• Weiser LLP acquires accounting firm Lipman, Selznick & Witkowski of
  by David Reich-Hale
• Lobby of 25-year-old 125 Baylis Road in Melville set for a facelift,
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Long Island medical centers receive awards: October 7, 2005
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• More and more companies are resorting to outside background checks
  by Claude Solnik
• Addition of new space to the office market in Long Island drops
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Commentary: Jets flight to Jersey will hurt Long Island's economy
  by John Kiernan
• North Fork Bancorp gets another upgrade from Citigroup Smith Barney
  by David Reich-Hale
• Port Jefferson-based general surgery practice buys medical office
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Kathy Passarette, owner of Creative Home Expressions, accepted into
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• HR functions increasingly move to the Internet
  by Claude Solnik
• Mount Sinai, a blend of history and suburban sprawl
  by Bernadette Starzee
• i.park owners offer to sell entire Long Island complex or break it
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Shares of electronics maker Audiovox Corp. plummet 15 percent
  by LIBN Staff
• Furniture giant Levitz Home Furnishings Inc. renews its lease in
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• CA management consultant gives pointers to struggling small
  by Adina Genn
• The David Center in New York gives hope to families of autistic
  by Ken Cerini
• New CEO of CMP Media renews company's expansion efforts
  by Ken Schachter
• Suffolk County taps Farrell Fritz in Uniondale to represent
  by Jeremy Harrell
• NY to accept late business filers impacted by Hurricane Katrina
  by David Reich-Hale
• What's the timeline for building the sports complex and 60-story
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Long Island financial firms announce staffing changes: October 7,
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• The Huntington Arts Council implements guitar lesson workshop
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• NY's Unified Court System files suit against the Town of Babylon
  by LIBN Staff
• Melville startup turns cell phones into micro-billboards
  by Ken Schachter
• Commission on Healthcare in the 20th Century reviews NY state's
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island nonprofits announce staffing changes: October 7, 2005
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• IRS stretches flexible spending plans even more
  by Claude Solnik
• Spending by Cablevision Systems to derail West Side Stadium project
  by Ken Schachter
• Roberts court to decide whether employees should be paid for on-
  by Jeremy Harrell
• Rovenet, Invores devise disaster-aid system to help reunite families
  by Ken Schachter
• New executive poll shows that second chances are likely in the
  by Adina Genn
• Mercedes-Benz launches new vehicle, the R-Class
  by Nick Anastasi
• Busy Long Island staffing firms have Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 to
  by Claude Solnik
• New York Community Bancorp's Joseph Mancino retires
  by David Reich-Hale
• Businesses surrounding hockey rinks in U.S. celebrate the end of
  by LIBN Staff
• Comverse Technology unveils new product called 'Klonies' to
  by Ken Schachter
• NY State's hospitals battered by high borrowing costs
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island-based PL Developments names John Francis VP of global
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Experts say more could be done to make flexible-spending plans
  by Claude Solnik
• Nassau County to an Empire Zone within the next four years
  by Jeremy Harrell
• Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act takes effect
  by Jeremy Harrell
• Palm licenses Microsoft Windows operating system to offer on its
  by Ken Schachter
• Jillian's Farmingdale location refurbished and rebranded as Dave &
  by Adina Genn
• Internet stores demand less overhead but are open 24 hours a day
  by Adina Genn
• Rising tide of regulations promotes HR outsourcing, consulting
  by Claude Solnik
• North Fork Bancorp increases stock buyback
  by David Reich-Hale
• Comverse to pay $251M for CSG Systems unit
  by Ken Schachter