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Articles in Oct 8, 2007 issue of New Orleans CityBusiness

• Oct.8-14
• Entergy-Tulane Energy Institute plans oil and gas seminar
• Voters remember Jefferson Parish Sheriff Harry Lee for crime
• Offshore oil, gas leases in the Central Gulf of Mexico attract $2.9B
• Louisiana sees increase film industry
  by Jaime Guillet
• Why Stay? Veterinary pharmaceutical sales rep carries on 300-year-
  by Stephen Maloney
• Jefferson Parish to auction surplus items
• New Orleans needs demolition contractor
  by Reports
• Look Who's Talking: Barbara Blades, New Orleans real estate agent
  by Christian Moises
• New Orleans City Park welcomes WLAE while WYES rebuilds in Lakeview
  by Stephen Maloney
• Avondale gains $1.6B injection from federal government
• Commentary: New Orleans eateries Li'l Dizzy's, Diplomat fill
  by Tom Fitzmorris
• University of New Orleans arena's $25M repair on schedule
  by Stephen Maloney
• What others say
• Blinded Veterans Association, Louisiana Regional Group, sets White
• New Orleans Construction Briefs: October 8, 2007
  by Deon Roberts
• Report: Rents climb nearly 30 percent in New Orleans area
• Offshore oil, gas leases attract $2.9B
• Lee's death shuffles Jeff sheriff race
  by Emilie Bahr
• Louisiana ranks No. 3 in worker investment
• New Orleans hot line not the answer for all woes
  by Richard A Webster
• $1.2B in Road Home money still tied up
  by Reports
• New Southeastern Louisiana University scholarship rewards steady
• Covington-based Stirling Properties plans $9M Borders in N.O.
• Commentary: Don't vote in scoundrels and recycled politicians
  by Mark Singletary
• Associated General Contractors of America: Construction costs
• Louisiana workplace deaths on rise
• Already missing a great one
• Modular homes becoming more common during New Orleans rebuilding
  by Abby Kral
• Louisiana's Road Home sets Dec. 1 appointment deadline
• Table 10 in Vegas will be Emeril's 10th restaurant
• Kindred Hospital reopens ICU with $1.5M project
  by Reports
• 18th annual New Orleans Film Festival expecting big year
  by Jaime Guillet
• Belo Corp. spin off not expected to affect New Orleans' WWL
  by Emilie Bahr
• Loyola to be scene of Oct. 17 gubernatorial debate
• Commentary: Unimaginative campaigns fail to ignite voters' passions
  by Terry O'Connor
• New Orleans public TV stations upgrade signals
  by Stephen Maloney
• Holy Cross School to relocate from N.O.'s Lower 9th Ward to Gentilly
• Blighted Taco Bell site in eastern N.O. cleaned up by disgruntled
• Rouses Market continues to grow in Louisiana