Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from September 18 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from September 18 2002

New Fitness Center in Aberdeen, S.D., Takes Shape.
September 18, 2002

Brown County, S.D., Commissioners Deny Pay Hike for Juvenile Detention Center.
September 18, 2002

Students from Former Hecla, S.D., School Head to Nearby Districts.
September 18, 2002

Aberdeen, S.D., Veterans Favor Ousting Saddam Hussein.
September 18, 2002

Augusta, Ga., Local Wins Town's 'Business Person of the Year' Award.
September 18, 2002

Colorado-Based Telemarketer Cuts Pay at Augusta, Ga., Call Center.
September 18, 2002

Ohio Energy Company, Regulators to Discuss Date to Reopen Nuclear Plant.
September 18, 2002

Electric Cooperatives to Raise Rates in New Mexico.
September 18, 2002

Albuquerque, N.M., Record Store Has Closed.
September 18, 2002

Quarterly Income Up 31 Percent for Albuquerque, N.M., Travel Center Operator.
September 18, 2002

Airlines Fear a Fuel Price Spike.
September 18, 2002

Federal Screeners Make Cheerful Debut at Atlanta's Hartsfield Airport.
September 18, 2002

New Judge Takes Bellsouth Racial Bias Case in Birmingham, Ga.
September 18, 2002

Marietta, Ga.-Based Venture Homes Gets J.D. Powers Award.
September 18, 2002

Study Condemns Georgia Gas Deregulation.
September 18, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Georgia Stocks Report.
September 18, 2002

Georgia Releases HMO Complaint Rankings.
September 18, 2002

Atlanta Public Relations Group to Be Taken Over by New York Company.
September 18, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Retailing Column.
September 18, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
September 18, 2002

Lack of Wireless Security in Atlanta Is an Invitation to Hackers.
September 18, 2002

Airline Travel Banks Could Be Key in Southeast Texas, Consultant Says.
September 18, 2002

Business School at Beaumont, Texas, University Gets Accreditation Reaffirmed.
September 18, 2002

System Tracks Players at Mississippi Casino.
September 18, 2002

French Visitors Look at Stennis Space Center Connection.
September 18, 2002

Market Interviews Potential Employees for New Store in Bakersfield, Calif.
September 18, 2002

Low Interest Rates Set Off Refinancing Boom in Bakersfield, Calif., Area.
September 18, 2002

Modern Oil Industry Has Techniques to Prevent Gushers.
September 18, 2002

Bakersfield, Calif.-Area Oil Fields Offer Entry Level Jobs in Tough Industry.
September 18, 2002

Widow of Bakersfield, Calif., Restaurateur Keeps Legacy Alive.
September 18, 2002

Developer Pays East St. Louis, Ill., School Board Higher Price for Ball Field.
September 18, 2002

Cardinals Baseball Team, Illinois Officials Closer to Deal.
September 18, 2002

Cahokia, Ill., Board Rejects Business License for Clothes, Shoe Collector.
September 18, 2002

Probe into East St. Louis, Ill., Land Fraud Could Take Months.
September 18, 2002

Belleville, Ill., Library May Add New Children's Wing.
September 18, 2002

Swansea, Ill., Nursing Organization Honored for Senior Citizen Hires.
September 18, 2002

Fairview Heights, Ill., Limits Piercing, Tattoo Shops.
September 18, 2002

Tax Plan Now Goes to Board in Glen Carbon, Ill.
September 18, 2002

Bed, Bath & Beyond Plans Bradenton, Fla. Shop.
September 18, 2002

New Center Ready for Business in Sarasota, Fla.
September 18, 2002

Bradenton, Fla.-Based Software Firm Develops Deal with New Jersey Company.
September 18, 2002

Texas Agency Turns to Washington, D.C., Law Firm in Review of Water Issue.
September 18, 2002

Alameda to Become California's Third County to Implement Touch-Screen Voting.
September 18, 2002

California Biotechnology Firm Cuts Ties with Pfizer for Developing Cancer Drug.
September 18, 2002

Drug Helps Berkeley, Calif.-Based Biotechnology Firm Close in on Profits.
September 18, 2002

Overworked Lafayette, Calif., Bookstore Owner Finds Business Partner.
September 18, 2002

TV Commercial Concerning Senate Candidate Dole, Newspaper to Be Changed.
September 18, 2002

US Airways Executive Criticizes Delta.
September 18, 2002

North Carolina Lawmakers Reject Plan to Give Voters Say in Lottery.
September 18, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
September 18, 2002... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 18--Dilworth residents watched with curiosity as construction crews dug a hole 40-feet deep 17 months ago, then filled it with concrete and steel. ...

Bush Administration Touts Efforts to Help Textile Industry.
September 18, 2002

Shaky Economy Won't Bring Much Relief to Businesses in 2003, Economist Says.
September 18, 2002

Insurance Companies Operating in South Carolina Face Tough Times.
September 18, 2002

Military Cadets Ask to Build Sept. 11 Memorial in Columbus, Ga.
September 18, 2002

Program Links Federal, State, Local Agencies to Help Small Businesses.
September 18, 2002

Economist Tells Conference That South Carolina Is Friendly to Business.
September 18, 2002

Airline Delays Are in Decline.
September 18, 2002

Labor Department Rules in Cases Concerning American Airlines Dispatcher, Pilot.
September 18, 2002

Fort Worth, Texas-Based Auto Finance Firm Falls 38 Percent on Changes.
September 18, 2002

Dallas Builder Beats Big U.S. Firms in Study.
September 18, 2002

Dallas' Affiliated Computer Services Ends Negotiations with Procter & Gamble.
September 18, 2002

Iraq, Economy to Weigh On OPEC Meeting.
September 18, 2002

The Dallas Morning News Technology Column.
September 18, 2002

Ford to Release Its Fourth-Quarter Prospects Later.
September 18, 2002

GM Reaches Contract Agreement with Canadian Union.
September 18, 2002

Regulators Warn Michigan Homeowners of Sharp Increases in Insurance Premiums.
September 18, 2002

Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor Column.
September 18, 2002

Blue Cross Submits Conversion Plan to North Carolina Regulators.
September 18, 2002

Duluth, Minn., Qwest Employees to Lose Jobs.
September 18, 2002

Duluth, Minn., Company Translates for Businesses Worldwide.
September 18, 2002

Latin America Enterprise Fund Gives Miami-Based Software Firm $4 Million.
September 18, 2002

Office Depot Teams Up with Agency, University to Offer Small-Business Seminars.
September 18, 2002

Teens Don't Want to Work for Ethically Tainted Corporations, Survey Shows.
September 18, 2002

IMAX Theater Gets New Corporate Sponsor.
September 18, 2002

Twenty Radio Stations Owned by Williamsport, Pa., Firm Are Bought.
September 18, 2002

After Disasters, AT&T Team Gets the Phones Working.
September 18, 2002

The Record, Hackensack, N.J., Business Briefs Column.
September 18, 2002

New Jersey Unemployment Rate Declines to 5.3 Percent.
September 18, 2002

Fort Lee, N.J., Taxi Drivers Protest Pay Cut; Company Cites Insurance Increase.
September 18, 2002

Net Users Resist Broadband Costs, So Options Grow.
September 18, 2002

Oil Markets Shimmy as OPEC Delegates Converge.
September 18, 2002

OPEC Aside, U.S. Has Gas to Burn.
September 18, 2002

Court Schedules FedEx Arguments.
September 18, 2002

Internet Service Offers Filters in North Carolina.
September 18, 2002