Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from October 4 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from October 4 2002

South Dakota Senators Introduce Legislation for Corps of Engineers Oversight.
October 4, 2002

Aberdeen, S.D.-Based United Defense Wins $44 Million Navy Contract.
October 4, 2002

Prospects Dim for Immediate Federal Aid for Drought Damage.
October 4, 2002

Aberdeen, S.D., Emergency Helicopter Service Resumes.
October 4, 2002

Commission Members Express Doubts about Runway Plan at Augusta, Ga., Airport.
October 4, 2002

Richmond County, Ga., to Join Economic Development Group.
October 4, 2002

Burke County, Ga., Regains Some Manufacturing Jobs.
October 4, 2002

Atlanta-Area Publix Stores Recall Ground Beef.
October 4, 2002

Owner of Macon, Ga., Kosher Chicken Plan Owes Past Vendors, Current Workers.
October 4, 2002

Delta Takes on Discount Airlines with Bigger New York-Florida Planes.
October 4, 2002

Georgia Power Loses Case over Whistle-Blower Firing.
October 4, 2002

Visibility of Pro Bono Work Appeals to Ad Agencies.
October 4, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Residential Real Estate Column.
October 4, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
October 4, 2002

Judge Favors Goleta, Calif., Bank in 'Payday' Loan Case.
October 4, 2002

Hayward Lumber Strike Spreads to Monterey County, Calif., Sites.
October 4, 2002

Redwood City, Calif.-Based Wireless Software Maker to Cut Staff by 25 Percent.
October 4, 2002

Some Southeast, Texas, Businesses Stay Open Despite Hurricane Lili.
October 4, 2002

Hurricane Lili Causes Power Outages In Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi.
October 4, 2002

Port Arthur, Texas-Area Refinery Workers Resume Regular Shifts as Lili Fades.
October 4, 2002

Connecticut Officials Raise Questions about Home-Loan Discrimination.
October 4, 2002

The Bridgeport, Conn., Post Your Money Column.
October 4, 2002

Deloitte & Touche Names Shelton, Conn., Firm to Technology Fast 50 Program.
October 4, 2002

Bridgeport, Conn., Seminar Focuses on Women's Financial Needs.
October 4, 2002

Biloxi, Miss.-Area Casinos Reopen after Second Storm Closure in Two Weeks.
October 4, 2002

Mississippi Businesses Woe Cuban Trade.
October 4, 2002

Family-Owned Natural Foods Store Opens Bakersfield, Calif., Location.
October 4, 2002

Occident Petroleum Finds Natural Gas Field Near Taft, Calif.
October 4, 2002

Possible Wet Year Looms for Kern County, Calif., Farmers.
October 4, 2002

Race Track Opens Betting Parlor in Downtown Alton, Ill.
October 4, 2002

Illinois Financial Planner Announces Start of Social Security Protection Group.
October 4, 2002

Worker Death Draws OSHA Fine for Bradenton, Fla., Contractor.
October 4, 2002

Brownsville, Texas-Based Car Plus Wash Includes Arcade, Shoeshine, Barber.
October 4, 2002

Federal Regulators to Double Check New England Fish Population Data.
October 4, 2002

Massachusetts Nurses Association Consider Agreement for Pay Increase.
October 4, 2002

Hyannis, Mass., Transit Center Not Open for Business, despite Dedication.
October 4, 2002

Visiting German Politicians Discuss Wind Power at Boston Statehouse.
October 4, 2002

Cash for New Firms Dries Up in Walnut Creek, Calif., Area.
October 4, 2002

Study Shows Progress by California HMOs.
October 4, 2002

California Residents Would Pay More Sales Tax to Support Security, Survey Says.
October 4, 2002

Pleasanton, Calif.-Based Firm Buys Collaboration Software Maker.
October 4, 2002

Charlie Finley's World Series Trophy Goes to Auction on eBay.
October 4, 2002

University of California-Davis Toasts Winemaker's Generosity to Arts Center.
October 4, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
October 4, 2002... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 4--First Colony Corp. wants to transform 152 undeveloped acres near University Research Park in northeast Charlotte into a pedestrian-friendly village...

Wachovia to Gear Up Services to Wealthy.
October 4, 2002

Years Ago, Aviation Authorities Approved Bomb-Proofing for Luggage Cars.
October 4, 2002

Former Dr Pepper CEO Dies at Age 88.
October 4, 2002

Four Major Local-Phone Companies Face Tough Situation.
October 4, 2002

German Automotive Supplier's Bankruptcy Hurts Troy, Mich.-Based Parent.
October 4, 2002

More Investment Needed in Daewoo.
October 4, 2002

Port Lockout Hits U.S. Industries Hard; Ford May Miss Parts.
October 4, 2002

Detroit Free Press Judy Rose Column.
October 4, 2002

Two Sites Considered for Superior, Minn., Power Plant.
October 4, 2002

US Airways, United Deal Opens More Routes for Erie, Pa., Travelers.
October 4, 2002

Hotel Loan Hurts Profits of Eugene, Ore.-Based Pacific Continental Bank.
October 4, 2002

The Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Business Beat Column.
October 4, 2002

The Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Business Giving Column.
October 4, 2002

Eugene, Ore., Credit Union Thief Receives Probation.
October 4, 2002

Newspaper Guild Approves Contract with Eugene, Ore., Register-Guard.
October 4, 2002

The Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Retail Notebook Column.
October 4, 2002

Jurors in Coquille, Ore., Begin Hearing Shipwreck Case.
October 4, 2002

Stadium Expansion at University of Oregon Gives Boost to Athletic Department.
October 4, 2002

Miami Beach Convention Center Holds Minority Small Business Expo.
October 4, 2002

Goodwill At Home Worker Gets Colorado Springs, Colo., Customer Service Award.
October 4, 2002

Colorado Springs, Colo., Sees 4.2 Percent Hike in Sales-Tax Collections.
October 4, 2002

Nearly 1,000 Attend Central Pennsylvania Business Show.
October 4, 2002

NASA Inventions Can Give Companies Edge.
October 4, 2002

Legislation Supporting Generic Drugs Appears Stalled in House.
October 4, 2002

New Jersey Software Firm Offers Defense against Web Site Hackers.
October 4, 2002

Giant IKEA Store Rises on Former Department Store Site in New Jersey.
October 4, 2002

Locked-Out Workers of Sterling Chemical Go Back to Jobs in Texas City, Texas.
October 4, 2002

Continental Awaits Decision on Adding Delta to Alliance.
October 4, 2002

Former Enron Employees Attend Fastow Hearing to See Justice Served.
October 4, 2002

Texas-Based Memorial Hermann Healthcare System Names New CEO.
October 4, 2002

Texas Enrollees in Failing HMO Must Find Alternative Providers.
October 4, 2002

Study Shows Mexico's Bureaucracy Remains Stumbling Block for Businesses.
October 4, 2002

Oil-Field Services Expected to Miss Earnings Estimates in Third Quarter.
October 4, 2002

Houston Chronicle Working Column.
October 4, 2002

Mixed-Use Park Proposed for St. Johns County, Fla., Faces Regulatory Hurdles.
October 4, 2002

Jacksonville, Fla., Makes Committee to Attract Research and Development Firms.
October 4, 2002

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
October 4, 2002

Heart of 113-Year-Old Jean Maker Lee Co. Remains in Kansas City, Mo., Area.
October 4, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
October 4, 2002... By Victoria Sizemore Long, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 4--KANSAS CITY, Mo.--Kansas City wheat and Chicago wheat and corn futures prices closed lower Thursday, while Chicago soybean futures finished...

Developer Believes Market Exists for Pricey Kansas City, Mo., Condominiums.
October 4, 2002