Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City, OK) articles from August 2003

Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City, OK) archives from August 2003

Gasoline Price Increase Linked to Ponca City, Okla., Refinery Fire.
August 1, 2003

Oklahoma City Home Builder Uses Hands-On Style.
August 2, 2003

Oklahoma Leaders Praise Progress of Congress on Energy Bill.
August 2, 2003

Online Music Sales Pose Practical Questions for Traditional Retailers.
August 2, 2003

The Daily Oklahoman Real Estate Column.
August 2, 2003

Owner of Oklahoma City Frame Shop Enjoys Family, Thriving Business.
August 3, 2003

IRS Ruling Spurs Usage of Debit Cards on Medical Accounts in Oklahoma.
August 3, 2003

Ending Marriage Can Lead to Costly Decisions, Financial Ruin.
August 3, 2003

Some Oklahoma City Businesses Near GM Plant not Rebounding after Tornado.
August 3, 2003

Midwest City, Okla., College Course to Focus on Developing Customer Service.
August 4, 2003

Consignment Stores Sell Designer Clothes at Budget-Friendly Prices.
August 5, 2003

Oklahoma Nanotechnology Group Studies Plans for Very Small Tech.
August 5, 2003

Natural-Gas Prices Decline from June Highs as Supply Rises.
August 5, 2003

Nebraska-Based Retailer Gordmans to Open Two Oklahoma City Stores in Fall.
August 5, 2003

Coastal Flights Still Planned by Tulsa, Okla.-Based Great Plains Airlines.
August 6, 2003

After Hitting Record Lows, Milk Prices in Oklahoma Look to Climb.
August 6, 2003

Elk City, Okla.-Based Company to Fight Colombian Oil Fires.
August 6, 2003

Oklahoma Airport Trust Seeks Back Rent from Company.
August 7, 2003

Lack of Management Skills Hurts Entrepreneurs.
August 7, 2003

Proposed Aerospace Repair Center Near Oklahoma City Close to Takeoff.
August 8, 2003

Closing of Wrangler Jeans Plant Is Worrisome for Officials in Seminole, Okla.
August 8, 2003

Economic Recovery Fails to Assimilate Laid-Off Workers in Oklahoma.
August 8, 2003

Employment Opportunities at Oklahoma City Job Fair Drop, as Economy Struggles.
August 8, 2003

Inspections Ordered Immediately for Rock-Climbing Walls in Oklahoma.
August 8, 2003

Oklahoma City Spa Company Plans to Expand Operation.
August 8, 2003

Edmond, Okla., Software Firm Sues to Silence Industry Analyst.
August 8, 2003

Oklahoma City-Area Builder Makes Steel a Standard in Homes.
August 9, 2003

The Daily Oklahoman Real Estate Column.
August 9, 2003

Sonic Corp. Headquarters Move Opens Growth in Oklahoma City Area.
August 9, 2003

Oklahoma Small-Business Owners Fret about New Sales-Tax Filings.
August 9, 2003

Oklahoma Gas and Electric Seeks Approval for Renewable Energy Rate Plan.
August 9, 2003

Weather, Debate Heat Up Event for Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association.
August 10, 2003

Planning Key in One-Paycheck Family Finances.
August 10, 2003

Late Tax Filers Face Friday Deadline.
August 10, 2003

Decision to Live on Single Income Has Rewards for Edmond, Okla., Couple.
August 10, 2003

High Energy Helps Oklahoma City-Based Futures Trader Thrive.
August 10, 2003

Storage Facilities Now a Mainstream Form of Property Development.
August 11, 2003

Increase in Traffic Lifts Oklahoma City Airport Officials' Hopes.
August 12, 2003

Even As They Rise, Mortgage Rates Fuel Oklahoma City-Area Home Market.
August 12, 2003

Oklahoma Utility Agency Postpones Lawton Power Plant Vote.
August 12, 2003

SBC Opens New Path for Relocation.
August 12, 2003

Dobson Communications Extends American Cellular Bond Exchange Date.
August 12, 2003

Oklahoma City Businesswoman Applauds Bush's Fund-Raising Remarks.
August 12, 2003

General Motors' Workers Union to Vote on Strike Option.
August 13, 2003

Citgo Petroleum May Move U.S. Headquarters from Tulsa, Okla., Officials Say.
August 13, 2003

Business, Government Offices in Oklahoma Deal with Computer Virus.
August 13, 2003

Vacationers, Business Travelers in Oklahoma Alter Plans as Gas Prices Surge.
August 13, 2003

Federal Grant Awarded to Oil-Field Worker Training Site in Woodward, Okla.
August 13, 2003

Chickasaw Nation Re-Elects Governor for Fourth Term.
August 13, 2003

Troubled Telecom Firm WilTel Accepts Leucadia's $423 Million Takeover Offer.
August 13, 2003

Wind-Power Backers Push for Development in Oklahoma.
August 13, 2003

Citgo Admits Considering Moving Headquarters from Tulsa to Houston.
August 14, 2003

Oklahoma City Hispanic Chamber to Host Inaugural Trade Show.
August 14, 2003

Oklahoma City Approves $40 Million Downtown Housing Project.
August 14, 2003

Oklahoma Court Computers among Hardest-Hit in State by Internet Virus.
August 14, 2003

Budget Cuts Run Deep at Oklahoma Labor Department.
August 14, 2003

Oklahoma Recreation Vehicle Dealers Riding High as Sales Set Records.
August 15, 2003

Oklahoma Governor Says Staff Working to Keep Citgo Headquarters in Tulsa.
August 15, 2003

Oklahoma City GM Supplier Hires 70 to Help Build Roof for New Vehicle.
August 15, 2003

Oklahoma Cattle Groups Honor Ranchers.
August 16, 2003

Hispanic Expo Event in Oklahoma Aims at Better Business Relations.
August 16, 2003

Golf Community, Large Homes Fit Blanchard, Okla., Area.
August 16, 2003

Low Interest Rates Trigger Oklahoma Need for Home Mortgage Employees.
August 16, 2003

The Daily Oklahoman Real Estate Column.
August 16, 2003

Outage Brings Little Crisis in Banking for Oklahoma Federal Credit Union.
August 16, 2003

Tulsa, Okla., in Struggle to Prevent Citgo from Going to Texas.
August 17, 2003

Oklahoma Wind Developers See Focused Attention to Energy after Power Failures.
August 17, 2003

Oklahoma Technology Leader Keeps Moving in Effort to Nurture Start-Ups.
August 17, 2003

Utility Industry Executives Defend Nation's Power Grid after Blackout.
August 17, 2003

Pipeline Woes Receive Blame for Gas Pump Prices in Oklahoma.
August 19, 2003

Oklahoma Firms Saw No Effect from Near Shutdown of American Stock Exchange.
August 19, 2003

Pryor, Okla., Attracts Alabama-Based Pipe Company.
August 19, 2003

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Acquires Control of NRG Plant near Newcastle.
August 20, 2003

Officials Hope Study Persuades Oklahoma City, Okla., Hospital to Stay.
August 20, 2003

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Samson Investment Buys Contour Energy for $146 Million.
August 20, 2003

Edmond, Okla., Florist Concentrates Operations in One Store.
August 20, 2003

Tulsa Airport Posts Seventh Straight Month of Volume Decline in July.
August 21, 2003

Thousands of Oklahoma Users Hit by New Version of Old E-mail Virus.
August 21, 2003

Kansas Officials Approve Rate Hike for ONEOK Unit.
August 21, 2003

Coat of Paint Draws Attention to 1980s Building in Tulsa, Okla.
August 22, 2003

Oklahoma Governor Hopeful that Citgo Won't Move to Houston.
August 22, 2003

Preliminary Figures Show Fall in Oklahoma's Jobless Rate during July.
August 22, 2003

Norman, Okla., Air-Conditioning Manufacturer Plays Major Role in Iraq.
August 23, 2003

Cost Overrun Fears Lead Oklahoma City Officials to Cut Canal Project's Frills.
August 23, 2003