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Articles in Aug 18, 2003 issue of New Orleans CityBusiness

• Pineville-based Cleco Corp. reports loss for second quarter
  by Staff
• Arthur Roger opens his second gallery inside the New Orleans Marriot
  by Keith Pandolfi
• School board member to carry bell on first day of school
  by Staff
• New Orleans-based Global Technical Resources helps companies save
  by Staff
• AMA president warns Tulane medical students that complex medical and
  by Elisabeth Butler
• New Orleans-based Tidewater names new oil supply ship after fallen
  by Staff
• Louisiana to offer free emergency technician training through New
  by Staff
• Registration begins for New Orleans Recreation Dept.'s fall athletic
  by Staff
• N.O. attorney believes Class Action Fairness Act passed by U.S. House
  by Karen Ballingrud
• Securities rule requires lawyers to blow whistle on corporations
  by Sonya Stinson
• Louisiana's spam legislation now makes unsolicited e-mail a crime
  by Ellen Boyer
• La. gubernatorial candidates asked to partner with Chamber of
  by Staff
• Orleans Parish school superintendent asks businesses to help fight
  by Deon Roberts
• Sen. Schedler formally announces bid for re-election
  by Staff
• New Orleans companies granted $6.9M in job training
  by Staff
• Commentary: New Orleans Saints preseason flop is not reliable as omen
  by Mark Singletary
• New Orleans-based Sal & Judy's restaurant moves to new location
  by Tom Fitzmorris
• La. gubernatorial candidates asked to partner with Chamber of
  by Staff
• Jackson, Miss.-based Entergy Corp. to cut 1,000 jobs in its nuclear
  by Staff
• Back-charging New Orleans Zephyrs try using mirror image
  by Staff
• $3.2M waterfront condo project now going up in New Orleans' West End
  by Deon Roberts
• 86 La. driver's license offices temporarily shut down for
  by Staff
• Sizeler Property Investors posts second quarter loss
  by Staff
• Delgado Community College cooks up sweet course offerings
  by Staff
• Strong N.O. tourism emphasis criticized as ineffectual
  by Elisabeth Butler
• Cincinnati-based Proctor & Gamble's Folgers division introduces new
  by Richard Slawsky
• New Orleans-based Tenet Healthcare's Gulf Coast office eliminates
  by Staff
• Loan forgiveness programs help public service lawyers
  by Megan Kamerick
• Job restructuring could save Orleans Parish schools $2.2M
  by Deon Roberts
• Residents limited to 80 hours under new hospital regulations
  by Elisabeth Butler
• Rep. David Vitter, a Republican from Metairie, pokes fun at
  by Staff
• National law firms keep growing; New Orleans firms stable but not
  by Richard A. Webster
• Orleans Parish needs help from students and parents
  by Terry O'Connor
• New Orleans Regional Transit Authority issues last major traffic
  by Staff
• New Orleans-based Tidewater names new oil supply ship after fallen
  by Staff
• Entrepreneurs look to New Orleans-based The Idea Village to help them
  by Ellen Boyer
• Waiting until after Labor Day to send kids to school is a New
  by Deon Roberts
• PSS World Medical signs lease for Shreveport-based Sealy & Co.'s
  by Staff
• Gubernatorial candidate Mike Stagg traverses Louisiana on foot
  by Staff
• Gubernatorial candidate Mike Stagg traverses Louisiana on foot
  by Staff
• NFL execs view New Orleans Saints games for prime-time television
  by Keith Pandolfi
• Louisiana's Rep. Billy Tauzin pushes for more U.S. gas exploration
  by Amber Bethel