Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City, OK) articles from February 2002

Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City, OK) archives from February 2002

Job Creation Program Spreads to Oklahoma County, Okla.
February 1, 2002

Oklahoma Legislators Say Election-Year Politics Could Slow Reforms.
February 1, 2002

Cold Snap in Oklahoma Heats Up Sales for Retailers with Power.
February 1, 2002

Williams Communications to Release Fourth-Quarter Earnings.
February 1, 2002

Oklahoma City Businesses Face Struggle with Weather.
February 1, 2002

Producer Ends Narcissa, Oklah., Poultry Idea.
February 1, 2002

Storm Refugees Fill Oklahoma Hotels.
February 1, 2002

Homeowners in Oklahoma Flood Insurers with Storm-Related Claims.
February 2, 2002

Victims of Power Outage in Oklahoma Struggle to Find Hotel Rooms.
February 2, 2002

Explosion Fuels Change for Oklahoma City Propane Gas Business.
February 2, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Real Estate Column.
February 2, 2002

Paging System Takes Wait Off for Visitors at Six Flags Theme Parks.
February 2, 2002

Tulsa, Okla., Companies Settle Colorado Clean-Air Lawsuit.
February 2, 2002

Oklahoma-Based Eateries Inc. Gets Attorneys' Fees in Lawsuit against Supplier.
February 2, 2002

Oklahoma Wheat Farmers Welcome Moisture from Ice Storm.
February 2, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Agricultural Notes Column.
February 3, 2002

Small Airports in Oklahoma Still Struggling after September 11.
February 3, 2002

Experts Trace Consumers' Increasing Debt to Terrorist Attacks.
February 3, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Executive Interview Column.
February 3, 2002

Pecan Growers in Oklahoma Dodge Worst of Ice Storm.
February 3, 2002

Kansas Investors Buy Guthrie, Okla.-Based Lumber Products Manufacturer.
February 3, 2002

News Sends Tulsa, Okla.-Based Williams Communications' Stock Price Down.
February 5, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Local Financial Posts Increase in Net Earnings.
February 5, 2002

Stock Dilution Hurts Norman, Okla.-Based Health Care Services Firm Precis.
February 5, 2002

Dana Corp. to Consolidate Vehicle-Parts Production at Oklahoma City Plant.
February 5, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Oil Producer Aspen Group Resources Ready to Complete Deal.
February 5, 2002

FTC Wants Oklahoma City Telemarketers to Be Held in Contempt for Deception.
February 5, 2002

Three Oklahoma-Based Communications Companies Suffer Losses.
February 6, 2002

Rise in Electrical-Equipment Production Lifts Tulsa, Okla., Company's Earnings.
February 6, 2002

Oklahoma House Panel Approves Legislation on Coal-Fired Electric Plants.
February 6, 2002

Chickasha, Okla., University Expects Energy Savings Will Outweigh Project Cost.
February 6, 2002

Insurer Faces Insolvency Crackdown in Oklahoma.
February 6, 2002

Ice Storm May Spur Rate Hike for Oklahoma-Based OGE Energy.
February 6, 2002

Oklahoma House Panel Passes Bill to Halt Telemarketing `Dead Calls'.
February 6, 2002

Gulfstream Aerospace to Close Bethany, Okla., Manufacturing Plant.
February 7, 2002

Businesses Evaluate Benefits of Oklahoma City's `Empowerment Zone' Designation.
February 7, 2002

Two Oklahoma Electricity Providers Hold Line on Power Rates after Ice Storm.
February 7, 2002

Lower Prices Take Bite Out of Oklahoma City-Based Devon Energy's Earnings.
February 7, 2002

Former Oklahoma City Insurer Leads Boston's John Hancock Financial Services.
February 7, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Oil Producer to Merge with Canada Company.
February 7, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Communications Integration Company Predicts Rebound.
February 8, 2002

Oklahoma City Pharmaceutical Company Prepares for New Expansion.
February 8, 2002

Staples to Close Tulsa, Okla., Catalog Call Center, Relocate Employees.
February 8, 2002

Oklahoma Lawmakers May Allow State Employees to Choose Vision Care Plan.
February 8, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Company Forms Power Market Advisory Board.
February 8, 2002

Union Forced to Return Collected Dues to Oklahoma City Workers.
February 8, 2002

Oklahoma City Airport Looks to Add Retailers to Offer Local Specialties.
February 9, 2002

International Builders Convention in Atlanta Showcases Latest Ideas.
February 9, 2002

Pitcher, Okla., Family Files Suit against Mining Firms in Lead-Poisoning Case.
February 9, 2002

Simmons Foods to Close McAlester, Okla., Poultry Plant.
February 9, 2002

Oklahoma-Based Pre-Paid Legal Services Restates Earnings, Ends Accounting Woes.
February 9, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Real Estate Column.
February 9, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Posts Fourth-Quarter Loss.
February 9, 2002

In Wake of Enron Debacle, Oklahoma Accountants Face Changes.
February 10, 2002

Oklahoma-Based Companies Fight Own Accounting Battles.
February 10, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Financial Company Pairs Chinese, U.S. Investors.
February 10, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Charles Crumpley Column.
February 10, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Executive Interview Column.
February 10, 2002

Oklahoman Plans Bid for Presidency of National Farmers Union.
February 10, 2002

Oklahoma-Based Publishing Firm Names General Counsel.
February 10, 2002

Oklahomans Discuss Sharing Businesses with Spouses.
February 12, 2002

Oklahoma-Based Cell Phone Service Provider Sells Some Operations to Verizon.
February 12, 2002

Oklahoma-Based Pre-Paid Legal Services Posts Rise in Profits.
February 12, 2002

Oklahoma Bill Aims to Protect Water Sources from Poultry Waste.
February 12, 2002

Regulation Proposed for Oklahoma Home Builders.
February 13, 2002

Limited Data Qualify Oklahoma Housing Statistics.
February 13, 2002

Investors Propel Shares in Oklahoma's Pre-Paid Legal Services to Record Gain.
February 13, 2002

Oklahoma City Man Helps Maintain Power Supply at Olympic Games.
February 13, 2002

Utility Worries Stop Oklahoma Wind-Energy Bill.
February 13, 2002

Oklahoma Senate Committee Approves Sales-Tax Holiday Legislation.
February 13, 2002

Enid, Okla., Officials Refuse Wal-Mart Zoning Bid.
February 13, 2002

Plans Begin for Technology Center at Oklahoma's Tinker Air Force Base.
February 14, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Williams Communications Predicts 20 Percent Revenue Growth.
February 14, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Financial Software Company Reports Jump in Sales Revenue.
February 14, 2002

Girdle-Maker Southwest Cupid Prepares to Celebrate Ties to Oklahoma.
February 14, 2002

Oklahoma Labor Commissioner Supports Steel Workers in Bid against Union Dues.
February 14, 2002

American Indian Business Groups Seek National Voice.
February 14, 2002

Dollar Tree Stores to Build Distribution Center in Oklahoma.
February 14, 2002

Rural Electric Cooperative in Oklahoma Wins Appeal on Eminent Domain Lawsuit.
February 14, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Heating Products Maker AAON Posts Record Sales.
February 14, 2002

Dollar Tree Stores Chose Oklahoma for Location, Right-to-Work Law.
February 15, 2002

Williams Cos. CEO Sees Less Liability.
February 15, 2002

Oklahoma Economic Development Panel to Seek Investment Act for Businesses.
February 15, 2002

Oklahoma-Based Restaurant Company, Supplier to Appeal $8.89 Million Judgment.
February 16, 2002