Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from November 15 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from November 15 2002

Fatal Accidents Kill Many Each Year on York, Pa.-Area Farms.
November 15, 2002

Baldwin Technology Posts $6.5 Million Quarterly Loss.
November 15, 2002

Police Arrest Two for Oceanside, Calif., Airport Fire.
November 15, 2002

Oceanside, Calif., Residents Urge Pedestrian-Friendly Transit Districts.
November 15, 2002

Orlando, Fla., Arab-Americans Defend Businessman Charged with Money Laundering.
November 15, 2002

Arrested Orlando, Fla., Businessman Is Well-Known for Charitable Work.
November 15, 2002

Fluor Hanford Plans Layoffs by Mid-January at Richland, Wash., Cleanup Site.
November 15, 2002

Penn State, Government Scientists Develop Forest Stewardship Program.
November 15, 2002

Property in Centre County, Pa., Changes Hands at Record Pace.
November 15, 2002

Greer, S.C.-Based Ryan's Family Steak Houses Hit with Suit Disputing Wages.
November 15, 2002

Hotel Groups Oppose Albuquerque, N.M., Bond Plan for Embassy Suites Hotel.
November 15, 2002

Three Albuquerque, N.M., Firms to Get $1.4 Million in Job-Training Aid.
November 15, 2002

University of New Mexico Appoints Special Advisor on Economic Development.
November 15, 2002

Utility to Triple Amount of Wind-Generated Electricity for New Mexico Area.
November 15, 2002

Connecticut Governor Struggles to Close Budget Gap, Could Cut State Jobs.
November 15, 2002

Bridgeport, Conn., Restaurant Owners Kickoff New Eatery with Contest.
November 15, 2002

Judge Rules Milford, Conn., Landfill Owner Failed to Meet Terms of Settlement.
November 15, 2002

Kern County, Calif., Planning Commission Approves Disputed Dairy.
November 15, 2002

Columbia, Mo., Officials Debate Green Power.
November 15, 2002

Columbus, Ga.-Based Theater Chain Reports Cash Flow Up, Revenue Declines.
November 15, 2002

Jobless Rates Fall for Columbus, Ga.-Area Workers during October.
November 15, 2002

Columbus, Ga., Theater to be Converted into Performing Arts Center.
November 15, 2002

Detroit Free Press Business Briefs Column.
November 15, 2002

New Home Sales Up, Housing Permits Down through September in Denver.
November 15, 2002

Farmer's Retirement Ends Family's 150-Year Stay on Land in West Liberty, Ohio.
November 15, 2002

Biologists Struggle to Recover the Missouri River 'Dinosaur'.
November 15, 2002

Slow Food Movement Takes On Fast Food Culture.
November 15, 2002

Oceanside, Calif., City Officials Tell Airport Operator to Leave.
November 15, 2002

Construction Under Way for Affordable Housing Project in Fallbrook, Calif.
November 15, 2002

Congress Approves Port Security Bill.
November 15, 2002

Fresno, Calif.-Area Clean Air Campaign Leaders Face Skepticism about Intent.
November 15, 2002

California Program Pumps $6.4 Million into Irrigation Efficiency.
November 15, 2002

Fresno, Calif., Teachers Vote to Approve 2 Percent Pay Increase.
November 15, 2002

Big Airports Certain to Miss Deadline Date for Screening Bags.
November 15, 2002

Texas Colleges Tell Some Students to Register with Immigration Service.
November 15, 2002

Sports Bar Known for Buffalo Wings to Open in Harrisburg, Pa., Landmark.
November 15, 2002

Swatara Township, Pa., Greenhouse to Nurture Young Technology Firms.
November 15, 2002

FBI's New High-Rise in Newark, N.J., Is a Fortress in Disguise.
November 15, 2002

Honeywell May Put $900 Million in Employee Pension Fund.
November 15, 2002

Hotel Project Planned on Site of Former Restaurant in Middletown, Ohio.
November 15, 2002

Florida Agency Endorses Controversial Trail in Preserve, with Reservations.
November 15, 2002

The Monterey County Herald, Calif., Business People Column.
November 15, 2002... The Monterey County Herald, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 15--GUIROY JOINS NATIVIDAD STAFF: Dr. Don C. Guiroy has joined the staff at Natividad Medical Center as a staff psychiatrist for mental health services. ...

Wisconsin DOT Would Boost License Plate Fees, Toughen Drunken Driving Standard.
November 15, 2002

Wisconsin Energy Chief Apologizes to Employees for Backlash from Contribution.
November 15, 2002

Milwaukee Summerfest Panel Backs Scrapping Midway.
November 15, 2002

Wisconsin Job Market Sees No Losses, No Gains Overall.
November 15, 2002

IRS Looks to Unload $540,000 Due Wisconsin Taxpayers.
November 15, 2002

Pueblo, Colo.-Area Power Company's Stock Dives after Dividend Cut.
November 15, 2002

Trinidad, Colo., Hires Company to Promote City.
November 15, 2002

University of Southern Colorado Gets $600,000 to Research Health Issues.
November 15, 2002

Colorado Ballot-Issue Expert Says Water District Vote Valid.
November 15, 2002

Cable Giant Formed by Merger to be Called Comcast.
November 15, 2002

Unions Clash with Pair on Philadelphia Council over Building Project.
November 15, 2002

Judge Blocks Pending Evictions of Atlantic City, N.J., Mall Tenants.
November 15, 2002

Philadelphia Council Will Not Consider Bill to Freeze Property Tax.
November 15, 2002

Chester, Pa., School District Agrees to Pay $4.4 Million to Private Operator.
November 15, 2002

Portland, Ore., General Electric Gives $25,000 to Gresham, Ore., Sports Park.
November 15, 2002

Portland, Ore., Vancouver, Wash.-Area Unemployment Rate Rises for October.
November 15, 2002

Beaverton, Ore.-Based Phone Company Reduces Work Force by 60 Jobs.
November 15, 2002

Mexican Buyers in Market for Oregon Christmas Trees.
November 15, 2002

Charlotte, N.C., City Council Approves $265 Million Deal for Downtown Arena.
November 15, 2002

Suit Filed against North Carolina Governor, Assembly, over Use of Road Funds.
November 15, 2002

Chapel Hill, N.C., Police Host Seminar to Help Seniors Spot, Avoid Scams.
November 15, 2002

Partnership in Textile Technology to Locate at North Carolina State University.
November 15, 2002

Officials Investigate Shutdown of Tire, Automotive Shop in San Jacinto, Calif.
November 15, 2002

Blockbuster Outlets Woo Hispanics with Spanish-Language Films, More.
November 15, 2002

Temecula, Calif.-Based Television Channel Nearly Triples Third-Quarter Profits.
November 15, 2002

Time Warner Cable's San Antonio President Leads by Getting in the Field.
November 15, 2002

The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif., Business Buzz Column.
November 15, 2002... The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 15--Customers of Pioneer Newsstand, a fixture in Paso Robles since the 1940s, will have to wait until the end of the year before they can buy a paper there...

Unit of San Luis Obispo, Calif., Software Firm Is Sold; Jobs to Stay in Area.
November 15, 2002

Report Shows Home Sales, Prices Surge in Dane County, Wis.
November 15, 2002

Delta, Colo.-Area Farmers Suffer Losses from Rain at Harvest Time.
November 15, 2002

New Colorado Mills Mall Draws 75,000 Shoppers on Opening Day.
November 15, 2002

Top-Level Executive Announces Plans to Resign from Qwest.
November 15, 2002

Higher Jobless Rate Gives Denver Retailers Upper Hand in Holiday Hiring.
November 15, 2002

Final Segment of Denver-Area Toll Road to Open in January.
November 15, 2002

Colorado Ski Resorts Relish Shotgun Start to Vacation Season.
November 15, 2002

Smoking Ban Data Sought by Denver Board of Environmental health.
November 15, 2002

Denver Mayor Seeks Homeland Security Funds to Prepare City for Attack.
November 15, 2002

United Airlines, Machinists' Union Restart Talks on Pay Cuts.
November 15, 2002

University of Colorado Could Unite Denver Campus, Health Sciences Center.
November 15, 2002

Jury Orders Sunrise, Fla.-Based Gun Dealer to Pay $1.2 Million to Widow.
November 15, 2002

Leaders Study Proposal to Build Football Stadium for Dallas Cowboys.
November 15, 2002

Tandycrafts to Give Up Its Headquarters, Land in Fort Worth, Texas.
November 15, 2002