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

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

Oklahoma-Build Sport Utility Vehicles Provide Key to GM's Marketing Strategy.
March 1, 2002

Norman, Okla.-Based Health Care Services Firm Announces Move to Texas.
March 1, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Insurer Receives Record Fine for Alleged Rules Violation.
March 1, 2002

Buyout of Oklahoma City-Based CD Warehouse Falls Through.
March 1, 2002

Oklahoma Officials Unveil New Campaign Designed to Improve State's Image.
March 1, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Williams Cos. to Issue Earnings prior to Analysts' Meeting.
March 1, 2002

Natural Gas Prices Likely to Rise in Oklahoma, Industry Expert Says.
March 1, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Communications Company Files for Bankruptcy.
March 2, 2002

Oklahoma Officials Consider Revoking License of Luther Funeral Home.
March 2, 2002

Oklahoma Politicians Praise Pre-Paid Legal Services.
March 2, 2002

Pre-Paid Legal Services Begins International Convention in Oklahoma City.
March 2, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Real Estate Column.
March 2, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Real Estate Column.
March 2, 2002

Oklahoma City Automobile Parts Company Buys Distribution Rights.
March 2, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Sonya Colberg Column.
March 3, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Executive Interview Column.
March 3, 2002

Oklahoma Taxpayers Given Advice by Experts.
March 3, 2002

Data Released about Oklahoma Taxpayer Trends.
March 3, 2002

Oklahoma House to Evaluate Incentive Bill for Retrofitting Coal-Burning Plants.
March 5, 2002

Building Wraps Up on Office-Warehouse at Northeast Oklahoma City Development.
March 5, 2002

Retail, Traffic Grow in South Oklahoma City.
March 5, 2002

Williams Cos. Announces Progress on Restructuring Proposal.
March 5, 2002

Civic Organization Prepares to Build New Headquarters in Tulsa, Okla.
March 6, 2002

Judge Throws Out Lawsuit against Ada, Okla.-Based Pre-Paid Legal Services.
March 6, 2002

Oklahoma-Based Williams Cos. Can Delay Paying Former Telecom Unit's Debt.
March 6, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Williams Communications to Cut 800 More Jobs.
March 6, 2002

Guymon, Okla., Company's Service Takes Oklahoma City Television to Panhandle.
March 6, 2002

Auto Show Begins Thursday in Oklahoma City.
March 6, 2002

Oklahoma City Auto Dealers See Show as Start of Selling Season.
March 7, 2002

Oklahoma Realtors Oppose Banks Dealing in Real Estate.
March 7, 2002

Chairman Resigns at Oklahoma City-Based Broadband Wireless International.
March 7, 2002

After Long Slumber, Oklahoma City Warehouse Construction Stirs.
March 7, 2002

Dollar Tree Executives Break Ground on Marietta, Okla., Distribution Center.
March 8, 2002

Raytheon Unveils Emergency Response Vehicle in Cordell, Okla.
March 8, 2002

Gas Prices Continue to Rise in Oklahoma as Middle East Violence Continues.
March 8, 2002

Unemployment Rate in Oklahoma Rises to 4.6 Percent in January.
March 8, 2002

Williams Cos. Reports Loss of $478 Million in 2001.
March 8, 2002

Oklahoma Companies Notified about Impending OSHA Visits.
March 8, 2002

Six Flags Theme Park Company Wants Independent Study about Ride Safety.
March 8, 2002

Mild Flu Season Plays Role in Oklahoma City-Based Test Maker's Money Woes.
March 9, 2002

Blanchard, Okla., Accelerates Growth.
March 9, 2002

Kmart Set to Close Seven Stores in Oklahoma.
March 9, 2002

Kmart's Store Closings in Oklahoma Cause Pain for Landlords.
March 9, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Williams Cos. Pursues Pipe Line Unit Sale, Plans Job Cuts.
March 9, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Real Estate Column.
March 9, 2002

Experts Strongly Urge IRA Rollover for Employees Leaving Jobs.
March 10, 2002

Tulsa, Okla., Construction Company Executive Sets Sight on Industry Changes.
March 10, 2002

McCurtain County, Okla., Farmer Receives Award for Service.
March 10, 2002

Employers Rush to Dump Retirement Savings Accounts of Terminated Workers.
March 10, 2002

Small Oklahoma Energy Company Eyed by Larger Utility Firm.
March 12, 2002

Kmart Unlikely to Cut More Stores, Analyst Says.
March 12, 2002

Portland, Ore., Music Retailer Still Pursues Merger Despite Bankruptcy Filing.
March 12, 2002

High-Tech Oklahoma City Company Generates Excitement with Expansion Plans.
March 12, 2002

New State Employment Commission Call Center to Open in Oklahoma City.
March 12, 2002

Shareholders Likely to Approve Phillips, Conoco Deal.
March 12, 2002

Hand Scanner Improves Security at Edmond, Okla., Bank Branch.
March 13, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Canaan Energy's Stock Soars on News of Hostile Bid.
March 13, 2002

Shareholders Approve Phillips Petroleum, Conoco Merger Deal.
March 13, 2002

Oklahoma City Unit Proves to Be Aviation Firm ARINC's Fastest Growing.
March 14, 2002

Moore, Okla., Rush for Building Permits Linked to Fee Increase.
March 14, 2002

Oklahoma City Firm Hires Adviser to Help Weigh Bid by Chesapeake Energy.
March 14, 2002

Oklahoma City-Area Home Prices Reflect Investor Interest.
March 14, 2002

Oklahoma Regulators to Seek Receivership of Two Insurers.
March 14, 2002

Oklahoma's U.S. Lawmakers Cited for Support of Small Business.
March 14, 2002

Tulsa, Okla., Chamber Plans Survey of Work Force.
March 15, 2002

Oklahoma City Theater Reopens as Discount Cinema.
March 15, 2002

Environmental Firms in Oklahoma Oppose Fuel Tank Cleanup Bill.
March 15, 2002

Judge Grants Receivership against Texas-Based Workers' Compensation Insurer.
March 15, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Children's Book Seller Sets Fourth-Quarter Record.
March 15, 2002

Albertson's Store Closures May Affect Tulsa, Okla., Distribution Center.
March 15, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Canaan Stalls Chesapeake Energy's Tender Offer.
March 16, 2002

Oklahoma Building Trades Update with Changing Times.
March 16, 2002

Rising Insurance Costs Hit Oklahoma Elder-Care Centers Hard.
March 16, 2002

Judge Places Tulsa, Okla.-Based Insurer in Receivership.
March 16, 2002

New Oklahoma City Subdivision Mixes New, Traditional Lifestyles.
March 16, 2002

Oil and Computer Industries Present Tale of Two Mergers.
March 17, 2002

Poultry Giants Face Lawsuits in Oklahoma.
March 17, 2002

Experts Urge Retirement Alternatives to Social Security.
March 17, 2002

Former Policeman Brings Success into Focus with Oklahoma Security Company.
March 17, 2002

Post-Enron Climate Raising Doubt about Social Security.
March 17, 2002

Analyst Scrutinizes $5 Billion Bailout of Airline Industry.
March 19, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Dobson Communications Gets Extension on $270 Million Loan.
March 19, 2002

Judge Orders Oklahoma City-Based Subscription Telemarketer to Pay $39 Million.
March 19, 2002

Oklahoma's Natural Gas Production Is Better Than Expected, Numbers Show.
March 19, 2002