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Articles in Jul 19, 2004 issue of New Orleans CityBusiness

• Hotel restaurant operations challenging to owners, chefs
  by Holly Miller
• NewOrleans.com acquires 'Ambassador's Restaurant Guide'
  by Staff
• Barrister Global Services Network adds workers
  by Richard Slawsky
• Louisiana curbs sales of cigarettes to minors
  by Staff
• Orleans Parish middle school gets new principal
  by Staff
• Future development projects slated to fill NORBP spaces
  by Chris Price
• $226.3M Medicare lawsuit filed by Gulf Coast hospitals
  by Staff
• N.O.'s new kiosk system eases permitting
  by Staff
• Missing nuclear fuel rods found
  by Staff
• Restaurant owners take stand against manager's licenses
  by Richard A. Webster
• Illinios Republicans hold out hope for Mike Ditka in Senate race
  by Staff
• Cleco Power wins Industry Excellence Award
  by Staff
• New Orleans Finance Dept. sends out property tax bills
  by Staff
• New Orleans Shopping Centre planning renovation, new entrance
  by Chris Price
• Ben Affleck drops out of 'Glory Road'
  by Staff
• New Orleans to host first, second rounds of NCAA tournament
  by Staff
• Orleans Parish DA's office going after bad check writers
  by Staff
• Dealers struggling to keep up with huge demand for hybrid cars
  by Chris Price
• Overtime pay suit targets King Buffet
  by Staff
• New Orleans catering companies see increase in wedding business
  by Tommy Santora
• Atmos Energy public offering yields gross proceeds of $214M
  by Staff
• Denial of care spotty in La. compared to rest of nation
  by Richard A. Webster
• New Orleans Hospitality Briefs July 19, 2004
  by Holly Miller
• Fahrenholtz to run for re-election to Orleans Parish School Board
  by Staff
• Interview with bestselling author, talk show host
  by Holly Miller
• Oak Street being reborn as a neighborhood shopping district
  by Deon Roberts
• New museum to display Catholic Church heritage
  by Staff
• Three La. Economic Development officials resign
  by Staff
• Networking organizations aid referrals to area businesses
  by Richard A. Webster
• Tulane students tapped for MBA makeover show
  by Staff
• Commentary: La. seafood industry struggle calls for subsidized
  by Mark Singletary
• Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold reports drilling results
  by Staff
• Building owners, managers struggling with rising insurance costs
  by Deon Roberts
• Commentary: New Orleans should rethink notification idea after heavy-
  by Terry O'Connor
• Commentary: Congressman ready to give up seat but not fight against
  by Terry O'Connor
• Fitch Ratings assigns 'A' rating to hospital bonds
  by Staff
• Tulane project may help halt spread of AIDS
  by Richard A. Webster