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Articles in Sep 27, 2004 issue of New Orleans CityBusiness

• Terrible Traces: N.O. evacuation fails to account for thousands
  by Richard A. Webster
• Abandoned rigs could house wind farm
  by Richard Slawsky
• Terrible Traces: Parishes, city continue to tally costs related to
  by Deon Roberts
• Movie officials to hold open call for extras
  by Staff
• Online classes allow workers to combine jobs, studies
  by Tommy Santora
• Hispanic N.O. newspaper begins weekly publication
  by Staff
• Stewart Enterprises to relocate corporate HQ
  by Staff
• Interview with Dillard Univ.'s new director of athletics
  by Holly Miller
• Commentary: Dan Rather should step down to help restore integrity at
  by Mark Singletary
• Terrible Traces: Traffic jams force a closer look at city, state
  by Chris Price
• Stewart Enterprises names new president, CEO
  by Staff
• Commentary: I-49 funding emphasis required to counteract evacuation
  by Terry O'Connor
• Buffalo Exchange gains coveted Magazine site
  by Richard A. Webster
• Anchor store uncertainties fail to shake mall operators
  by Chris Price
• Terrible Traces: Ivan's near miss continues to inflict pain on
  by Greg LaRose
• Harrah's New Orleans reports August revenue
  by Staff
• SpongeBob animator joins Art for Arts' Sake lineup
  by Staff
• Education rally set Wednesday in N.O.
  by Staff
• Estimated 39,000 without power in region, due to Hurricane Ivan
  by Staff
• Loyola Univ. New Orleans, Delgado Community College reach agreement
  by Staff
• Forbes lists Taylor Energy No. 234 with $1.2B
  by Staff
• Nonprofit Spotlight: Gulf South Regional Center Hope Lodge
  by Holly Miller
• Terrible Traces: Restaurant, bar businesses battered by Hurricane
  by Holly Miller
• Federal Reserve raises federal fund rates quarter of percent
  by Staff
• Study: Chronic pain afflicts Louisianians
  by Staff
• Legislators question N.O. election woes
  by Staff
• Terrible Traces: Strength of Ivan shows signs of weakness in building
  by Deon Roberts
• IberiaBank Corp. announces quarterly cash dividend
  by Staff
• Terrible Traces: Ivan Impact Echoes in N.O.
  by Staff
• 'Frugal' Port wants help from partners on projects
  by Chris Price
• Terrible Traces: Ports expect to make up lost income from hurricane
  by Chris Price
• New Orleans Zephyrs signs agreement with Montreal Expos
  by Staff
• Hurricane Ivan disrupts concerts at UNO Lakefront Arena
  by Staff
• Chevron manager tapped to develop energy industry
  by Staff
• Orleans Parish School Board retains two incumbents
  by Staff
• CenturyTel Inc. announces partnership with Cingular Wireless
  by Staff
• Tax man grants extension to storm-delayed payees
  by Staff
• Federal report warns oceans are in trouble
  by Staff
• Terrible Traces: Online operations defuse potential Ivan-inspired
  by Holly Miller
• Atmos Energy Corp. to acquire TXU Gas operations
  by Staff