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

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

Burst Economic Bubble, Sept. 11 Permanently Changed Air-Travel Climate.
September 1, 2002

Gated Community in Harrah, Okla., Pays Tribute to Priest's Gifts.
September 1, 2002

Edmond, Okla., Independent Bookstore Offers Own Path for Competition.
September 3, 2002

Builder Takes Pride in Work for Oklahoma City Public Projects.
September 3, 2002

New ConocoPhillips Weathers Bear Market.
September 4, 2002

Oklahoma City Telecommunications Firm Bought; Move Planned to Houston.
September 4, 2002

Endorsement Given in Oklahoma Corporation Commission Runoff.
September 4, 2002

Chesapeake Energy Sells Gas in Hedging at $4.40 for 2003.
September 4, 2002

Index Shows Gain in Oklahoma Economy.
September 4, 2002

Oklahoma City-Based Cole Computer Co. Loses Founder to Trade Group.
September 5, 2002

Consolidated Freightways' Collapse Aids Trucking Industry.
September 5, 2002

Founder Repurchases Oklahoma Oil Services Company WorldCover.
September 5, 2002

Oklahoma Small Firms Approved for $1.1 Million in Sept. 11 Loans Thus Far.
September 5, 2002

Tulsa, Okla., Airline Company to Begin Nonstop Flights to Washington, D.C.
September 6, 2002

Medical-Related Business Top Oklahoma City Honors List.
September 6, 2002

Oklahoma Businessman Plans Third Sports Memorabilia Store.
September 6, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Energy Firm's Earning Prediction Differs from Analysts'.
September 6, 2002

Natural Gas Prices Remain Stable in Oklahoma.
September 6, 2002

Consolidated Freightways' Demise Sends Big Ripple through Oklahoma.
September 7, 2002

Historic Home in Indianapolis Featured Technology of the Day.
September 7, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Real Estate Column.
September 7, 2002

Southwestern Bell Oklahoma Drops Rural Limit Plan.
September 7, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Business Briefs Column.
September 8, 2002

Oklahoma Housing Agency's Plan to Clarify Settlement Costs of Mortgages.
September 8, 2002

Southwestern Bell Oklahoma Opts to Keep Rural Calling Plans Unchanged.
September 8, 2002

Low Mortgage Rates Give Chance to Save, Experts Say.
September 8, 2002

Mortgage Refinancing Rush Clogs System in Oklahoma.
September 8, 2002

Air Traffic Control Still Not Normal in Oklahoma City, Area.
September 10, 2002

Nebraska Businessman to Head Oklahoma City Computer Firm.
September 10, 2002

Edmond, Okla., Home-Remodeling Company Specializes in Drastic Design Changes.
September 10, 2002

Broken Bow, Okla., Wins Drive for Forest Products Plant.
September 10, 2002

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Claims Proposed Rate Cut Would Hurt Service.
September 10, 2002

Homeland Stores Becomes Unit of Associated Wholesale Grocers.
September 10, 2002

Oklahoma Parade of Homes to Display Builders' Work.
September 10, 2002

Former Pilot Puts Plans for Spaceport in Burns Flat, Okla., on Fast Track.
September 10, 2002

Oklahoma City Grubb & Ellis Chief Hails Real Estate Services Merger.
September 10, 2002

Two Companies Qualify for Oklahoma Rebates for New Jobs.
September 10, 2002

Southwestern Bell Loses Pay Phone Appeal.
September 11, 2002

Customer Center Puts Out the Call for 500 Workers in Oklahoma City.
September 11, 2002

Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce Launches First Online Survey.
September 11, 2002

Oklahoma Needs More Homes, Study Says.
September 11, 2002

Final Cleanup Nears for Cushing, Okla., Refinery.
September 11, 2002

Milk Shortage Forces Oklahoma City-Based Dairy Store to Increase Production.
September 12, 2002

Slumping Stocks Spur Investors to Move Toward Banking Industry.
September 12, 2002

Air Travel Plummets Nationwide.
September 12, 2002

Specialty Shops to Fill Void in Oklahoma City.
September 13, 2002

Oklahoma City Software Company Expects 400 at Annual Conference.
September 13, 2002

Former Official of Oklahoma Financial Services Firm Pleads Guilty to Fraud.
September 14, 2002

Home Luxury Details Reflect Trend, Builders Say in Oklahoma.
September 14, 2002

Opponent Accuses Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner of Abusing Office's Power.
September 14, 2002

Oklahoma City Oil Company Passes Halfway Mark to Selling $1 Billion in Assets.
September 14, 2002

The Daily Oklahoman Real Estate Column.
September 14, 2002

Protests Don't Halt New Wal-Mart in Seminole, Okla.
September 14, 2002

Texas Restaurant Chains Grow in Oklahoma Despite Economy.
September 14, 2002

Builders Meets Challenge in Oklahoma's Parade of Homes.
September 15, 2002

Oklahoma City Insurance Executive Keeps Agency All in the Family.
September 15, 2002

Oklahoma Schools Raise Standards, Fortify Degree Courses.
September 15, 2002

Thousands in Oklahoma Seek MBAs, but Some Question Merits.
September 15, 2002

Longhorns Head for Auction at Wildlife Refuge in Cache, Okla.
September 16, 2002

Cox to Raise Cable Rates an Average of 5.9 Percent in Oklahoma City, Okla.
September 17, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Natural Gas Company Approves Deal on Sale of Pipeline.
September 17, 2002

Local Oklahoma to Acquire U.S. National Bank.
September 18, 2002

Business Owners Beautify Properties in Oklahoma City.
September 18, 2002

Syntroleum Corp. Unveils New Corporate Team.
September 18, 2002

New Corporate Rules Could Backfire, Attorney Says at Oklahoma City Meeting.
September 19, 2002

New Mall to House Base Exchange at Tinker Air Force Base, Okla.
September 19, 2002

Judge Approves Reorganization Plan for Kansas City, Mo.-Based Telecom Firm.
September 19, 2002

Oklahomans Sign Up for Telemarketer 'No-Call' List.
September 19, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Electric Company Did Not Withhold Power, Official Says.
September 19, 2002

Oklahoma WorldCom Employees Join in Suit against Company.
September 19, 2002

Two Oklahoma Banks Announce Merger.
September 19, 2002

Moore, Okla., Parade of Homes Attracts Buyers, Not Just Lookers.
September 20, 2002

Lucent Technologies May Sell Oklahoma City Plant Currently Being Leased.
September 20, 2002

Oklahoma Gas and Electric Faces Possible Ratings Downgrade by Moody's.
September 20, 2002

California Investors Buy One of Three Oklahoma City High-Rise Apartment Houses.
September 20, 2002

Neighborhood Joins Edmond, Okla.-Area Parade of Homes.
September 21, 2002

Bubble Talk in Housing Persists.
September 21, 2002

Oklahoma Juvenile-Affairs Agency Cuts $2.6 Million from Residential Contract.
September 21, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Oil Driller Announces Spin-Off, Merger Dates.
September 21, 2002

Oklahoma City Energy Corp. Ready to Leave Permian Basin.
September 21, 2002

Oklahoma City Banker's Career Takes Rare Route.
September 22, 2002

Oklahoma City Builder Strikes Gold with Smaller Packages.
September 22, 2002

Machine Works Business Marks 100 Years in Perry, Okla.
September 22, 2002

Firms Owned by Women Increasing in Oklahoma, Nationwide.
September 23, 2002