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Articles in Apr 25, 2005 issue of New Orleans CityBusiness

• New gas reserves could be tapped under proposed rules
  by Richard Slawsky
• New Orleans' population declines in U.S. Census
  by Staff
• Harrah's New Orleans Casino had record revenue in March
  by New Orleans CityBusiness Staff
• Orleans Parish labor force has dropped 16 percent since 1980
  by Tommy Santora
• 1980's oil bust left New Orleans high-rise buildings on shaky ground
  by Deon Roberts
• Tulane students use concrete to float their competition boat
  by CityBusiness Staff
• Eighth Louisiana Bike Expo begins in New Orleans along with Jazz
  by Richard Slawsky
• Greater New Orleans Inc.'s job-creation efforts ahead of schedule
  by New Orleans CityBusiness Staff
• Commentary: Readers deserve full credit for CityBusiness longevity
  by Terry O'Connor
• 1984 World's Fair sparked surge in New Orleans conventions, tourism
  by Richard A. Webster
• N.O.'s Jazz Fest organizers expect up to $500M boost
  by Chris Price
• La. state lawmaker supports Central American Free Trade Agreement
  by Staff
• Louisiana State Senator Hainkel dies
  by New Orleans CityBusiness Staff
• Commentary: Advertising and publishing allure too great to leave
  by Lisa Blossman
• 'Broken' Louisiana public school system awaits leadership infusion
  by Deon Roberts
• Americans say Trump is not taxed enough
  by CityBusiness Staff
• New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corp. unveils $4.8M marketing and ad
  by Staff
• New Orleans' Fair Grounds Race Course to get its slots
  by Staff
• New Orleans adds new chapter to long history of gambling
  by Richard Slawsky
• 1980s oil bust, big-box boom ends historic New Orleans retailers'
  by Denise Trowbridge
• City Park in New Orleans inspired by St. Louis success
  by April Capochino
• State Treasurer Kennedy gives full support to finishing I-49 project
  by New Orleans CityBusiness Staff
• Tipitina's Foundation opens music co-op in Shreveport
  by Staff
• New Orleans' music industry hits high notes following emergence of
  by Richard A. Webster
• CityBusiness coverage earns nine Louisiana Press Assn. awards
  by CityBusiness Staff
• La. Transportation Infrastructure project to begin expansion of Huey
  by Staff
• New Orleans Public Schools gets help managing finances
  by New Orleans CityBusiness Staff
• Commentary: CityBusiness news coverage peaks in time for 25th year
  by Terry O'Connor
• Over last 25 years, union labor gave way to free enterprise for
  by Deon Roberts
• Investor sentiment about bull and bear markets over the past 25
  by Tommy Santora
• La, lawmakers file bills to support New Orleans Saints
  by Staff
• Louisiana Governor Blanco rates high on magazine's Top 10 list
  by Staff
• Since 1985, New Orleans has become super city for marquee sports
  by Chris Price
• Nursing shortage continues to plague health care administrators
  by Richard A. Webster
• Refinery says Chalmette fight on tainted air becomes unfair
  by Richard Slawsky
• Interview with Angelo, DeNisi, newly appointed dean of Tulane
  by Richard Slawsky
• Minneapolis-based Carlson Hotels to open in New Orleans
  by New Orleans CityBusiness Staff
• Tech upgrades quicken legal pace, enable more clientele
  by Tommy Santora
• Commentary: Much has changed, remained the same since '80
  by Mark Singletary
• U.S. Congress considers cruise wastewater law
  by Staff
• Louisiana revenue bonds get A-minus rating to finance manufacturing
  by New Orleans CityBusiness Staff
• New Orleans air traffic gains altitude following turbulent times in
  by Chris Price
• Mobility, mergers help once-stagnant New Orleans banks to blossom
  by Greg LaRose
• Jazz Fest skips addled ideas, temptations from sponsors
  by Richard A. Webster
• Research group criticizes N.O. city government's nonparticipation in
  by Deon Roberts
• Famous author sells New Orleans home for $3.3M
  by New Orleans CityBusiness Staff
• 800 percent cruise industry growth buoys New Orleans port systems
  by Chris Price
• New Orleans still recovering from Big Oil's exodus in 1980s
  by Richard Slawsky