Physical Educator articles from October 2003

Physical Educator archives from October 2003

Rite Aid Secretary Tells in Court of Altered Papers.
October 1, 2003

Amtrak Rail Service Seeks Order over Strike.
October 1, 2003

Jurors Hear Recordings of Former Rite Aid Executives.
October 2, 2003

Maryland-Based Electricity Provider Sheds Light on Financial Woes.
October 3, 2003

Rite Aid Trial Focuses on Stock Incentives.
October 3, 2003

Hershey Foods Offers Variations of Popular Candies.
October 3, 2003

Norfolk Southern Makes Improvements on Historic Harrisburg, Pa., Railroad Yard.
October 4, 2003

New Cumberland, Pa.-Based Real Estate Trust Initiates Second Public Offering.
October 4, 2003

Elizabethtown, Pa., Veterinarian to Transplant Cow Embryos.
October 7, 2003

Former Rite Aid Executive Admits to Lying during Investigation.
October 8, 2003

Central Pennsylvania Firms Expect to See Higher Sales, Profits, Survey Finds.
October 9, 2003

Rite Aid Land Contract Disputed; Real-Estate Deal Splits Former Partners.
October 9, 2003

Pennsylvania Commission Rates Consumer Utility Complaints.
October 9, 2003

Witness Testifies on Land Deals in Trial for Former Rite Aid Executive.
October 10, 2003

Pennsylvania Treasury Department Turns Investing Duties Over to Private Firm.
October 10, 2003

Allegheny Airlines' Fate May Ride with New Jets.
October 11, 2003

Pennsylvania's Horses Pull Big Share of Industry.
October 11, 2003

Lebanon, Pa., Hospital to Close Family Practice Network.
October 11, 2003

New Study Says Mortgage Loans in Harrisburg, Pa., Area Racially Biased.
October 16, 2003

Jurors Continue to Deliberate in Trial of Former Rite Aid Executive.
October 16, 2003

Sprint Corp. Activates New Network in Newport, Pa., Area.
October 16, 2003

Judge Limits Pennsylvania Company's Sale of Hybrid Corn.
October 17, 2003

Hershey Foods Posts Record Third-Quarter Profit.
October 17, 2003

Special Pennsylvania Medical Court May Not Be Good Idea, Panel Finds.
October 17, 2003

Pennsylvania Utility Commission Rules that Utility Must Recover $6 Million.
October 17, 2003

Jury to Resume Deliberations in Harrisburg, Pa., Trial of Rite Aid Executive.
October 17, 2003

Hershey Foods Adds Candy Production.
October 18, 2003

Prices for Common Goods, Services in Central Pennsylvania Remains Flat.
October 19, 2003

Lebanon, Pa., Family of Fruit Farmers Works to Keep Trust of Customers.
October 21, 2003

Rite Aid Asks Former Executives to Pay Back Legal Fees.
October 21, 2003

Standardbred Horse Breeder Trots Out Yearlings at Harrisburg, Pa., Farm Show.
October 22, 2003

Pennsylvania Unions Spell Out Contract Concerns; Rally Sparks Heated Debate.
October 22, 2003

Harrisburg, Pa.-Area Airport Officials Consider Buying Additional Facility.
October 23, 2003

Bon-Ton Stores Extends Its Offer for Ohio-Based Retailer's Stock.
October 23, 2003

Old Dominion Freight Line to Reopen Carlisle, Pa., Truck Terminal.
October 23, 2003

Harrisburg, Pa., Bank Restates Earnings.
October 24, 2003

Developers Close Loan for Construction of Proposed Building in Harrisburg, Pa.
October 24, 2003

Camp Hill, Pa.-Based Metal-Services Company Misses Profit Targets.
October 24, 2003

Pennsylvania Banking Officials to Probe Predatory Lending by Wells Fargo.
October 24, 2003

Penn National Gaming Reports Profit, Revenue Gains.
October 24, 2003

Jobs Follow Broadband to Canadian Town.
October 25, 2003

New East Pennsboro Township, Pa., Heart Center to Hold Open House.
October 25, 2003

Harrisburg, Pa., Lord & Taylor Store to Close in November.
October 25, 2003

Many Factors Affect Cost of High-Speed T-1 Lines for Internet Connections.
October 25, 2003

Harrisburg, Pa., Hospital Is Recognized among 'Most Wired' in U.S.
October 27, 2003

Harrisburg, Pa., Barber Prepares to Snip Long Career.
October 28, 2003

Energy Expo in Harrisburg, Pa., Shows Benefits of Alternative Fuels.
October 28, 2003

Bill in Pennsylvania Would Clarify Tax, Fee Structure on Phone Service.
October 28, 2003

Hershey Foods to Lay Off 9 Percent of Work Force.
October 29, 2003

Pennsylvania Hospital's Death Rate Evaluated.
October 29, 2003

Lancaster, Pa., Book Publisher Looks to Sell Ailing Business.
October 30, 2003

Lewisberry, Pa., Nursing Center Prepares to Close.
October 30, 2003

Mechanicsburg, Pa.-Based Select Medical's Earnings Skyrocket.
October 30, 2003

Some Money-Scanning Machines Still Reject New $20 Bills.
October 31, 2003

Fraud Case at Rite Aid May Lead to Guilty Plea.
October 31, 2003

Pennsylvania Utility Commission Delays Vote on Verizon Rates for Rivals.
October 31, 2003