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

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

Oklahoma Fitness Centers Buoyed by New Year's Resolutions.
January 2, 2002

Norman, Okla.-Based Tech Company Makes Conversion to Discount Health Care.
January 2, 2002

Oklahoma Companies Fight to Bring Stock Prices Back Up.
January 2, 2002

Natural Gas Index for Oklahoma Rises Slightly in January.
January 2, 2002

Oklahoma-Based Companies Reap Gains for Stock Market Investors.
January 2, 2002

Developer Wants Holiday Inn at Old Oklahoma City Train Depot.
January 2, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Drive-Through Eatery Chain Posts Record Quarterly Sales.
January 3, 2002

Leather Chain Picks Oklahoma City for Return to Retail Sales.
January 3, 2002

Veterans Due Free Telephone Service Reconnection in Oklahoma.
January 3, 2002

McAlester, Okla., Targeted for Avoiding State Sales Taxes.
January 4, 2002

Cox Communications to Switch Oklahoma Customers to New Network.
January 4, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Oil Company Proceeds with Takeover of Canadian Firm.
January 4, 2002

Edmond, Okla.-Based Company Helps Web Sites Get Publicity.
January 4, 2002

Oklahoma City Firm to Design Turkish Medical Research Complex.
January 5, 2002

New Oklahoma City Federal Building's Design Shows Response to Terrorism.
January 5, 2002

Oklahoma Turnpike Extension Attracts Builders.
January 5, 2002

Williams Cos. to Sell $1 Billion Worth of Publicly Traded Units.
January 5, 2002

Oklahoma Family's Entrepreneurial Bug Bites Early.
January 6, 2002

Resolutions, Attacks Spur Career Changes among Oklahomans.
January 6, 2002

Scientists Explore New Uses for Oklahoma Cedar Trees.
January 6, 2002

Oklahoma City Chamber's New Chairman Sets Agenda.
January 6, 2002

New Oklahoma Law Allows Tax Deduction for College Savings.
January 6, 2002

Balance Key to Strategy of Job Search, Experts Say.
January 6, 2002

Electric Cooperative Customers Can Complain to Regulators, Oklahoma Court Says.
January 8, 2002

Printer to Close Oklahoma City Plant; Shutdown Will Leave 219 Jobless.
January 8, 2002

Street-Paving Circumstances Leave Tahlequah, Okla., Shop Owners Unhappy.
January 8, 2002

Number of Bankruptcy Filings Increases in Northeastern Oklahoma Counties.
January 8, 2002

Target Job Fair in Oklahoma City Draws Crowd.
January 8, 2002

Judge's Ruling Lessens Legal Exposure for Tulsa, Okla., Utility Company ONEOK.
January 8, 2002

Shake-Up Follows Audit of Oklahoma's European Trade Office.
January 9, 2002

Oklahoma Firm Loads Medical Web Cards with Life-Saving Details.
January 9, 2002

Edmond, Okla., Companies Aid Olympic Games.
January 9, 2002

Oklahoma Wheat Part of U.S. Shipment Headed for Cuba.
January 10, 2002

Change of Plans for Oklahoma City Trip May Have Saved Magazine Editor's Life.
January 10, 2002

Ardmore, Okla., Recycling Company Tests Tire Reuse.
January 10, 2002

Oklahoma City Hospital Opens Heart Center.
January 10, 2002

U.S. Postal Service Does Not Expect Any Layoffs in Oklahoma.
January 10, 2002

Oklahoma to Ban Poultry Houses in Floodplains.
January 10, 2002

Enid, Okla., Electric Car Company Goes Up on Auction Block.
January 11, 2002

Williams Communications of Tulsa, Okla., Plans Layoffs; 200 Could Lose Jobs.
January 11, 2002

Oklahoma City, Okla., Airport Traffic Falls 4.5 Percent for 2001.
January 11, 2002

Tax Vote Approved for Plant; Funds Would Help Improve Lawton, Okla., Facility.
January 11, 2002

Two Midwest City, Okla., Firms Say Air Force Base Bonds Worth Price.
January 12, 2002

Mind-Reading Home Builders among Oklahoma Exhibition's Magic.
January 12, 2002

Oklahoma City-Area Homebuilding Spreads Westward.
January 12, 2002

Gated Community Under Development in Oklahoma City.
January 12, 2002

Oklahoma City-Area Home Sales Top $1.5 Billion for 2001.
January 12, 2002

Worries Continue to Hurt Online Shopping.
January 13, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Executive Interview Column.
January 13, 2002

GM Workers Will Return to Changes at Oklahoma City Plant.
January 13, 2002

Distribution Site for Dollar Tree Stores Inc. Considered in Southern Oklahoma.
January 13, 2002

Dry Weather Hurting Oklahoma's Wheat Crop.
January 13, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Charles Crumpley Column.
January 13, 2002

Tulsa County, Okla., Assessor Warns Residents of Possible Tax Scam.
January 13, 2002

Institute Honors Oklahoma City Architects.
January 15, 2002

Oklahoma Stocks Suffer Losses after Sell-Off.
January 15, 2002

Manufacturing Activity Remains Sluggish in Oklahoma.
January 15, 2002

Feedlot Operator's Plan to Exit Business Concerns Oklahoma Cattlemen.
January 16, 2002

Oklahoma Governor to Meet with Conoco Chief Executive.
January 16, 2002

Oklahoma's Natural Gas Output Drops in First 10 Months of 2001.
January 16, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Bidder Wins Delay of Sale by Polaroid.
January 16, 2002

Oklahoma City's Real Estate Markets Mostly Stable, Report Says.
January 16, 2002

Standard & Poor's Downgrades Rating for Williams Communications' Debt.
January 16, 2002

Judge Adds $1.85 Million for Edmond, Okla.-Based Eateries Inc. in Food Case.
January 16, 2002

Edmond, Okla.-Based Eateries Inc. Hails Higher Damage Award for Tainted Food.
January 17, 2002

Oklahoma City Realtors Link Property-Listing Service to Internet.
January 17, 2002

Earnings Reports Will Offer Real Look at Retailers' Sales, Experts Say.
January 17, 2002

Lead-Testing Deal Includes Nearly 500 Apartments in Oklahoma.
January 17, 2002

Health-Care Company, College Join Forces to Fight Oklahoma's Nurse Shortage.
January 17, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Company's Invention Makes Shots Less Painful for Hospitals.
January 18, 2002

Federal Trade Commission Seeks More Data of Phillips Petroleum, Conoco.
January 18, 2002

Shareholders of Oklahoma City-Based Sonic Restaurant Chain Approve Stock Split.
January 18, 2002

Tulsa, Okla., Landmark Hotel to Reopen as Independent Senior Living Center.
January 18, 2002

Oil-Field Equipment Maker Halliburton Lays Off 105 Duncan, Okla., Workers.
January 18, 2002

Petroleum Industry Expert Forecasts Fewer Well Completions, $16 Oil Barrels.
January 18, 2002

Mayes County, Okla., Maker of Power-Plant Components Cuts Jobs, Blames Enron.
January 18, 2002

Agriculture Beefs Up Oklahoma Economy.
January 19, 2002

Ardmore, Okla., Complex to Offer Subsidized Assisted Living.
January 19, 2002

Oklahoma City Home Show Caters to Remodelers.
January 19, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Real Estate Column.
January 19, 2002

Edmond, Okla., Store Space Growth Sets Record.
January 19, 2002

University of Oklahoma Pushes High Tech Entrepreneurship.
January 19, 2002

Oklahoma Builder Takes Hands-On Approach.
January 20, 2002

U.S. Cattle Industry Seems to Always Balance Itself Out.
January 20, 2002